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MAR NEWS.

Ma important movements in our ar
ra!es have taken place during the past
month. The siege Of Charleston still
continues, and the enamy busily en-
gaga at intervals throwing shells in
- the city. Tie number thrown up
to this time is about $50.
Gen. j. F. Johnston has assumed
command Of the army Of Tennessee ii
place of Gen. DraSton Bragg resigned.
His headquarters are now at Dalton,
Ga. The army is said to be in fine
Condition, increasing rapidly in
strength, and when the Spring cam
psign opens will be ready and willing
to meet Gen. Grant with big Yankee
army either upon the plains Of Chick
amauga, or upon their threatened adj
vance if they attempsit, toward Allan
Ia.
From the army of Gen. Lee, we
learn from the papers, and also from
private sources that all is quiet, with
no apprehension of an immediate ad-
vance By either of the contending ar
mics. Our troops are said to be in
fine condition busily engaged in fixing
comfortable quarters for the winter.
From East Tennessee, our latestad-
riccs inform lib that Burnside still oc-
cupies Knoxville, but has not opened
kis communication by rail with Chat
sanooga. The country surrounding
the city he is holding, has long since
been deprived of the food necessary t.
sustain so large an army as he has un-
der his command, and it has already
become serious question with tie
Yankee General how he is to subEis1
his men.
Gen. Lonstrcet is in East Tennessee
with communication with Bristol Va
BY rail nearly completed
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
READ THIS.
III Concerns Eacru Gre.

A LII persons who have hereto ore registert &, or
IA are required to register are hereby notified
that it IS THEIR DUTY tc come forward and make
their returns on gross sale to Dec slst 1853 incu
sive to the Assessors of this District aud that all
pay their specific tax for the year 1864, aud such
regst, and pa ment Of the specific tax, we'll as
the tax on gross sales for the quarter ending Dec.
3lst 1853, must be paid during the month of Janu-
CIFIC tax and TAX ON GROSS SALES DOU-
BLED.
All persons liable 10 taxation, which embraces
the great mass of the people of this district, are
likewise notified that they must give to the Assess
sor of their district statement of their saarie,
and ALL THEIR SUBJECTS OF TAXATION
that they may be assessed according 20 law, and
to enable them to perform this duty, the Assessors
will attend at the following places and times to
make the assessments, which places the tax pay
ers must meet the Assessors theycan not call at
thOr rpsidrnces
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AN ALABAMA FARra Eoss SALE,

IN the 9th day of January, 1864, at IL O'Clock
~ A. NJ, at the Court House in Staunton Va,
shall offer tor sale at public auction 760 acres OF
land lying In Lawrence county, Alabama 7 miles
N. W of Moulton. the county seat of said county
| on the road to Tuscumbia and Florence and within
abou IL miles of the ChsrleSton and Memphis K r
and about Is miles $. W. Of CORTLAND. $40 acres
In one tract consists OF parts of sections 6 and IL
OF township g. range West and the residue 100
acres. is part of section 20, about n mile Eas Of
the $40 acre tract. About $50 acres Of the first
tract and about 80 acres CT tie second are cleared
and have been in cultivation for some wears bnt
having been in the hands of tenants for number
OF ears las he owners resided in Virginia. the
fencing is nnch decayed and the dwelling, large
two story log house about 20 by so feet in width
and length. Is much out Of repair Hut the land
is good. being part of the limestone region CT
North Alabama. and produces very good cotton
and corn, and toierably good wheat snd osts. and
a large portion of il is considered good erazing
lard 1t is vel ~atered by good sprfnF e g IA ruz
n1ng water. 1t is nearly level but dr. sfsing
slightly Enlulating ana every acre sIsscepGala III
easg ana successful cniiv2tor This ,snd ~ sIua-
ted in the midst Of an old settlement and is s,r
rounded BY good society. chut hes, school houses
aud j. could be made a pleasant well as profta
BILE place of residence for it is well known that the
remarkably fine. .
Terms cash, payable in Confederate treasury
notes.
will sell and convey BY deed Of general war
ranty as the title is good and any one wishing to
puschase is referred to A. H. Il. Stuart and Thorn
as } Niche. of Stanton, Va, no have seen the
title to nearly all of this land tested in The case Of
Kyle vs. Holt, in the Circuit Court at Slan11ton.
For maps OF the State and Township, piats and
further information call upon n. h. Trout, Staun-
ton, Va.
G. ". BERLiE,
Middlebrcok, Augusta Co., Va
p S. shall also at the saiaetin1e and place sell
the two tracts al land forr0er.v Eafi isv Inna
Holt and J onas Smith On the Staunt0a and Par
Rersburg turnpike, 25 miles vest Of Steanton -
Ina Holt tract contains 2o5 acres and the Smith
tract 45 acres. They adjoin each osher and there
are near SO acres OF lend cleared on tle " ssc )
and there is SMALL log house % each one. l'irSe
good. FERNS same ~ above
G. w BERLIN
Jsauary B. ids
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T.s.,v.. rsEE,H;.s.

We call the attention of al persons
IL This County to tic Notice Of tie
s;l1es and places al Which tbs 1aesaz-
soys Will meet them ID receive Their
returns and make assessments as il viii
ssye them needless trouble to meet tsle
Assessors promptly. The specific fax
Of registered persons or those who are
required to register ;.s we'll as the tax
Oh gross sales for The quarter endine
Decealbev 31st 1868 mast be Assassin
AND PAID during tho month Of Janus
yy or double tax viii be required
Read the notice aud tell your neigh
tors
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Is Lieut.. Garter Berkely, Of Cap
tain McClanahan's Battery, Gen. I'm
boden's command, is now in town re-
cruiting for his company. This bate
~ offers great inducement to those who
expect to enter the service, being a
mounted battery, permission having
been given to mount themselves) under
excellent and accomplished officers and
likely to operate near the homes OF
those living in the Valley. Give Lieut..
Berkely call before going elsewhere.
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A COMPANION for All.

THE SOUTHERN LITERARY COMPANION
enters upon its fifth volume the first Of Jam
uary next, and the Proprietor takes great
pleasure in announcing to the public that
be has completed arrangements for the pub
location Of the paper through year If 1864.
The ladies Department will continue under
the control and management Of that gifted
aud accomplished suthoress Miss 6 w
| BARBER The first number for january,
will contain the commencement Of sn orig
nal story from~her pen entitled the Heir
ess Of Kcseland or The Fortunes Of Ada
St Clyde But few extra copies viii be
printed and those who desire the first chap,
ter of this admirable story would do well TO
subscribe at once A series Of articles will
appear in this volume from the pen of that
iuimitable writer SANDY HlGG1Ns, aud if
you want to enjoy many q .hearty laugh
subscribe for the paper and read his produc-
tons.
| The paper has list Of able Contrebu-
tors and is richly worth the subscription
money.
Terms Of subscription SIS. 90 per annpm
$500 six months
Ali letters containing money, should be
addressed to l. N DAVIS Sn.,
Newman. Cowetta Co Ga
A PATENT FOR SAVING MEAT. - II e learn
that one Of our intelligent and enterprising
country weman of RUSSELL county A.a has
discovered an expcditioj,a aid cerHa;ts nseth-
cd for saving pork and beef. and has Oh
tanned patent therefor The saving op.
Grafton is performed and completed within
twenty -four hours after the animal is slaugh
tered, ARD only require inaii the salt that is
used in the ordinary wag As Inc patent
Department has considered the process Of
sufficient merit to patent it, We trust that
Congress will provide liberal rcmunera-
lion to the patcntee for her discovery. and
give the latter to the country. - Columbus
Tinsis 3.
DANIEL WEBSTER is reported to hays
said
II those internal fanatics aud Abolition
lists ever get the power in their hands, they
will override the Constitution. SET the Su
premc Court at defiance change and make
laws to suit themselves. lay violent hands
on those who differ with them in opinion,
or care question their fidelity. md finally
bankrupt tie sonntry and dc!use it with
blood.
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MARRIED.

->~~~-~~~~-~>-~>~>~----
On The LIST December, 1853 at the residence of the
BRIDES father, by the Rev. VIM. Shipman, Mr..
CHARLES W. PARKER, of Stanton, to Miss SAAAN-
TIA .. FosTER, of Ivy Spring, Nelson county, Va.
On the 10Th Of December 1863 by the Rev. J.
G. Wheat, of Stanton, Mr.. JAMES E. SALE. of
Rockbridge Co., Va, to Miss. LIZZIE g., eldest
daughter of Mr.. Alexander Atkinson. Of Augusta
Co, Va. formerly Of Maryland.
Va Lynchburg and Lexington papers please
copy.
In this place. on tbe 10th ult BIZ the Rev. j G..
Dice, Mr. WILLIAM w GARRETT ard Miss
MARY G. DULL Of stauntoa Va.
On She 18th day OF December 1868, by the Rev.
Martin CARRIER. Nj. JOHN II. BATES. 10 Miss
MARY TOWBERMAA, ail OF Augusta, c0unty.
On Tuesday evening. 18th Dee BIZ the Isev
VIM. 4. Baker. Captain +. " BAYLYi 70 Miss
EDDIE, daughter Of COL W.n. A. Bell, of Angus
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ENJOY Al.

we have removed our Office to the
Gil Bell Tavern buildings, OH New
t'.s's-t linnse Stree. enc door east of
Me Provost 1Iarsi,a!i3s Office. (up-
ssa;rs) where W VIII be pleased to see
orr odd fsien,.s.
We are prepared to Dr. f,s,-work in
the nea.est .:launer anu with dispatch.
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Substitutes From augusta.

We have frequently heard it stated that
there were twelve hundred Substitutes from,
the County Of Augusta alone. and as we had
10 data 10 SO upon we supposed those who
asserted ii knew best and OF course did not
refate the statement. but We have lately ia
ken occasion to ascertain the number and
aad'it to bs three hundred and aixty-soven.
Quite difference.
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HARTMAN & BELL.

Attorney sat Esss TX
ST. SivN, A.
Wy n. HARMAN mar he found at tie olfios
w formerly occupied hv flames n. Skinner
Esq, ard will give prompt attention to business
entrusted to the firm.
FshrugrY sos 1858,
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General Land Agency.


1ESHE undersignena Il Lawyer OF long standing,
4 and farmer OF large experience, have asso-
eiated Themselves together for tbs purchase and
sails of iaod snt the investment q. in yir-
c1nis. north q Games ,iycr. B4aa well aeqain-
ted Wit, TIE people and lands III Northern Virgin
ia, they invite the ard corr espondenee OF
persons disposed to buy or sell. A conmon meGi-
UNI viii thus be obtained between distant PARTIES
and mutual accommodation tnsue. Those desiring
70 sell VIII describe their lands accurately in all
quality, buildings and the price demanded
Those desiring to buy will be equally particular
stating always the quantity of land vacated AID
the section in which it must lie
Those desiring Investment merely will state The
amount.
Commissions aud contracts for purchase o. sale
accommodating
nsessncsts jadiooc-s sssssas as' si.Iss careful,
* mined.
address and oice.
ROSS 1 sls 4 fiNsLroaD
Angus -, ls65.--em Charlottesville, Va.
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1864. A L NJ A n A G., 1864
DIARY AND MEMORANDUM BOOK FOR
1894
CONIBIN ED

Calculated BY DAVID RICH saDsos, Of Louisa County
Va. a0iu be is.ued on Monday, Dec. 2lsf merit.
1t will contain the Officers of our Government,
Members Of the new Congress. Rates of Postage,
Census Returns Interest Table, Important Inven-
tons and other volaable nformatsom to ell elassea
Neatly bound in suitable style FOR THE POCk--
EFT, and will answer the PURPOSES OF = Pocket
Book, Memorandum and Book of Reference COM
bined Printed en- good writing paper and in the
best style of the art.
Single cory. 81, so; II copies, SIT; SO copies,
$50; 100 copies, SlC0. Postage, 10 cents per
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Lieut.. D. B. Strousa, OF Co. A

AE Lieut.. IL. d. CtrCuse, OF 20. a..
(Capt. SMITH 35:h battalion Virginia Cav
airy. (slsj. Sweeney IS at homc and viii
gladly accept any Of his friends, who may
intend going to the army, as recruits for
his company. It is select company Of
Virginians. in which twenty one counties
are represented and is not only superior or
account Of the higLtoned gentlemen who
compose it, but in addition has won neyer
fading laurels on twenty battle fields. Any
one going into the army and prefering cav
airy service would do we'll TO go With Lieut..
Strouse. lie may be found at home, near
,tiaalsbTpok, Augusta. Co Vs., for short
:i;ne.
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HOGS, HOGS ]

WE wish to pl,ehas from two 80 three hun
w dred sTOCk HOES, Tor which we will pay
the highest market price Persons having them
for sale, will do well BY calling q, Mason K Har-
mans Distiilery, orp. B. & j. b. Hoge's Store,
ON Beverly Street, Staanie.ss..
MASON & HARTMAN.
\. E.-We viii fatteu Hogs at s. per n.5atl
or for one-h:iif tee Hogs. IL. 4 u.
Gtarasou, JIne e, isC3.-sf
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w ANfgs~.EsD

YyO RENT, A FARM, in Augusta or Rock
i bridge County. Good land and good bnild-
ings required. A liberal Reut will be paid. Cab
at this Office.
Janua-r s, 1884,
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r.: g T ~

TAKEN UP by the Subscriber at Rockland
/ mills Angus County. about the Istof Mo-
yember last small. Red and white spotted Cow
with the horns somevhat crumpled, supposed to
be about or years old, am apprais, ID at S1a5.
ELLIS ElFER.
December 4--3t~
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The CRsEDs OF THE WoRLp.-The FOL
lowing classification Of the inhabitants OF
the earth, according to the creeds, is made
BY 6. =. W Deitterich, a very thorough
and careful Statistician, and Director of the
Satisfied Department of Berlin, taking the
aau her Of 200 .000, Goo as the total pop
uis.;ou Of the earth, he classics them rs
fellows:
e&r:s.isns, s5,ooo.ooo, or o5.77 per
GEMS
| levs. 5000. Geo, or IS per cent.
-asist;o religious, GOO 600 goo, or 40. IS
per cent.
Nahouedan. $50 coo, ooe. OF IL 81 per
cent
pagans. 200. 600, 600, or rs % per cent.
gIsotaE, 1900 600 600. or 100 per cent
Pie .'ss355 900 900 Of Christians, are again
divided iuto
10000. ooo Roman Catholics, 90 PEI
cent
]. $4,000, ESQ Protestauts, ESQ per cent,
| $4,000. coo Greek Catholics, 227 pol
sent.
], Total. 3a5. 900. 600, or leo per cent,
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DISTRICT no. 2 (stOyer's.)
THOMAS D NTI CAN A,o.o
TOWN OF STANTON.
JOHN X. WOODS. Asseeso,

Can be found at his Store during the Month of
January from A. M. to T.. Nj.
will be in my office to receive the taxes as they
are assessed.
VIII. LYNN. Collector saith Dist
Stanton January 8, I864--3t
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TIE TopnE's AUTUMN SoLILouy -
"Leaves have their time to fall.
And so likewise have I,
The reason too the same,
Both comes Of getting dry
But here's the difference 'twixt leaves andme
| fall more harder and more frequently !"
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VIRGINIA.
I N Augusta County Court, October Goth, 1867
Upon the Petition of Michael Snyder and 9th
ers for tt e Establishment of road &c.
This day came the petitions by attorney and the
court being satisfied Upon tie affidavit OF Michael
Snyder the Plaintiff and Petitioner, in open court
that Shuttleworth and wife. John Shumate
and wife. and VIM. Whitmore and wife, heirs of
gnia not accessible to the process of the court
On motion it is ordered that Shuttieworth ard
wife, Johu Shumate and wife, and VIM. Whitmore
end wife do appear here within "ne month after
due publication hereof, to she -ause if any they
can Why road petoned fer OF Michael Sn 70 er
and others shall not be opened and established
through their land sgreeahiy TO the repurt Of com
ed in this canse, and do what IL necessary to de
fend their interest in this cause, and th 1T q copv
of this ordas be posted at the fror. door Of the
courthouse OF this coanty or the first dag Of the
next term Of SAID court.
/; Copy peste.
WILLIAM A. BUhNETTE, o. G.
November 6 1863.
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ExcnANeE NOTICE. no.

Richmond. "a, oetohel 10Th 1853 {
I'll tullo%ine olseers ard men are hereby d.
4 ciared diliy exchanged
l. All officers and men captured ana bsrclet 81
anv time previGus 70 the lst of September, 1868 -
This section; however is not intepded to include
any officers OF men captured at ticksburg Julv
4th. 1863 except such as were declared exchanged
by Exchange notice Nc g. September 18th, 1863.
specifically named in this notice. But Il
dies embrace all deliveries made at CITY Point or
other place. before Sept. LIST, 1868, and with the
limitation above named, all captures 1T Port Hud
son or any other place where che parties were re-
leased on parole.
2. The staff Of Generals Pember.on Stevenson,
Bowen, Moore. Barton, S d Lee, Cum1rin-s .iar-
ris, and Baldwin. and of Cola. Reynolds Cock.
rell and Dockery the officers and men belonging
to the Engineer Corps, and Sappers and Miners.
md the 4th and 46tl Mississippi regimcnts-a ell
captured at Vicksburs July 4th, 1885
3. The general officers aptured at Yicksburg
July 18th. 1865, were declared exchanged Ju.y
18th, 1868. RIO. O[JfE
Oct 23-6t Agent OF Exchange
Ma- All S6ati,ern papers will publish six times
and send bills 70 the Var Department.
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ESTRAY

lFEAKEN UP b. Jno. Nunan on his land nea
i Stanton about the 1st Of Nov. 1868, OF the
following description to wit
A Steer of red color waite On beley. marks
with q slit in the right Ear. Supposed too thrs
years old and appraised at $1l6 BY Wm. " Peac
Peter Engleman and L r WaddeH
Extract-TeSte
WM. A. BURNETT, D. G.
J~rrssy e.--St
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HFApQrsErERa VALLEY DIsrR,or,
Linyiifo Greek, Nov ~ lgAl

SPECIAL ORDERS, 10. 49,
s I ba.ing been reported to the General Car.
: m@nding that tao 0tsice.s aad Ageata OF the
Subsistence Departtaea; o, this District arc ma.
Pre- 10 procure the supplies IN eratiyely required
for the army, BY purchase, because REGULATORS
are IN the mai ket payiLg higher rrices thaa
those liz Dy TIC Cove. nrlent Commissioner
aud sen'.tas such supplies VI the District ~
be 500 again, 1t is ordered that the CoiSn.5sa
ries OF Subsistence at New Market, Harrisoabrrr.
Stanton and Lexington. sni, s;pse en- duty viis
the command IN the had, 10 la press for the r:o
81 lie army AZ lie neccssari=s OF sr5s;ssehe 90
ionna n he "ahGs Of specuiatio-s, " hcb ass
po5r s9t 80 spectators. though not deiiyers$
&c he Sent OF OF the DISTRICT and by the ts,sa
speeaator Is meant any one VIII buYa TO sell arss4
and any one in this Military District nakinis Al
.eged purchases Tor private consumption or fer
the use Of the peer ur soldiers fanil;as in ost.s
districts for the use OF Railroad emplos ees, q.
Government contractors will pa. bs permitted g.,
remove supplies from this District except CT zee:
GA oI.ers 'soin these Headquarters. or f-or tss
" ar Department, and the ComieissaTy an.oyt}
and agents, FAMED in this order, will ssc that -
snci hHfch&sss are Carried intO shyci by tie coa-
tractlnE parties
Tbs order is not intend to s,,.ir 20. .scsstA-
rias IN he pauds OF pf ducers, N ,susit1 Il, ms-
ket. wh2h have not been sold engaged g s,,
Soid before or On ;leiF arrival a. asgks.. u5 ss.;,
mand OF
Egi@. Ger. J. D l4so.,Gy. cys.4'4..
G. bieFaAil, Liclt. 1t -. y. G..
Dee. ll--ii. -,
NOTICE TO TIE cREDGToaS cp! As,sx:
~ PATTERSON. decd.-Ai. psransss snttsx
claims against ;he escase ri ij,Sandsr s.s;yecs.-,
Gee O., efta sf s. 'a55g!daa o. 10 p.-r'p:; % sss
late fvn q Sh2c saN s.at,24 500 0r q. gay. esats
escsaetel u se3 3sy ife s2.n4 y, nse ssSssahts..
prol1r}E aa.ta4tte=.ro 81. r:at,ne~t. a.. tsteS
sa&gh.et = bis essata wIt p-S,s some fofws,s
*ste'3.9 J4'EE @nt a.a&e ,ot.lNasut. Il is desisS-
liz r. H4y9 atc, igls jog OF s~2inst tas er.stS -
era 4ss q ascertain 50 l;&6ii,isa
s. II s%st{Nss ~flariS cf Aa5ussa 90
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VIRGINIA -
TN Augusta County Court, Nov the 2agh 1885,
4 Pursuant te an act Of the General Assembly
passed at the special session therofl (se3, it is
dered that hereafter the fine against demquents
fer falling to work upon the Public highways of
The County shall be five dollars per day for each
and every day of such faiiure. Ard it IS o~acrc6
that copy OF this order be published n the county
papers far the period ct one month
Copy TeSte.
VIM. 4. BURNETT, ID. G.
December, 4-lmo.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-01-08
A FINE FOR SALE

A FINE HORSE FOR SALE!
TIME subscriber offers for sale, of the finest
i Horses in Augusta. good saddle horse,
and said to be 3 minute horse in harness. Syears
cld--ssund and beauty. Cal and see him at
my stable Mrs Points, New Sc. rear OF old al
ley Hotel.
L. PENNING TON.
Clerks Office County Court Of augusta
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