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Cavalry Eight In Hanover.
RIcHMaNp. Nav %

The enemy crossed the Pamunky river yes
terday at Hanover town and Old Church,
Hancock.s, Dwight's and Burnside's corps
have certainly crossed. Warren's is not ac.'
counted for. Our army up to this morning
had formed no line Of battle, but were await
ing the enemy's movements.
There was . considerable cavalry fight at
Halls Shop yesterday, between Lee and
Hampton's cavalry and a large force Of Yam
kee' cavalry. Our cavalry at trst forced the
enemy back, but it is now supposed the ene-
any have gone back in order to, draw US on.-
Late in the evening our cavalry drew Oh,
having lost, tbs SAID, some thirty killed aud
rs to 100 wounded some Of them fell into
&he enemy's hands.
There has heen no engagement to-day, and
at is supposed the enemy do not intend on
immediate. attack, but will rely upon in
trenching.
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YTyAKE notice, that on the 21st of Jaly, 1861,
Il u at the dwelling house of Moses A. Scott,
Esq, in Lee county, in the State Of virginia.
and on the Esd Of said month in said yeAr.iat
the dwelling house Of Jehn Morris, Esq, il said
county aud State, Twill PROCEED 70 aaka y
position OF wallace Barker AMI Others, - BE-
road as evidence in my behalf ina certain suit
at law, now pending in the County Court Of
said county and State, wherein lamplaintiff and
you are defendant. Ii necessary, the taking Of
said dispositions will be continued from time to-
time, till completed. WILLIAM ALBERT.
MAY 10, 1S64-4w
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Frem Gen. Lees Ar.,ls.


; Oar troops at 8 O'clock to-day, were repor-
tad to he ia line of bastle in front Of .Atlee's
Station, On the Virginia Central Railroad.--
Perhapsa cellisira may occur Tomorrow.
None Las taken place 10 day.
The enemy have all left Hanover Court
House.
The army correspondent of the Nex York
Wsrld reported captured sto-day, with papers
on his person, showing that the loss IN the
9th, Sedgwiek'seerps, since she. oampaisz, be-
gas, is Il. 900 or three fftksef what it start
ed with. The papers found this correspon-
dent. alsogsaJ that Grant does not mean to
fight any more as he has been daing; but it is
supposad thas he will hereafter rely on en-
trenchments.
Gen. Hampton was to-day placed Temporal
rily in command of the cavalry Of this army.
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MARION Va, May 9th, 1864.

MARION Va, May 9th, 1864.
MAJ Jos. w. DAVIS.
Abingdon, Va.
SIR-In reply to your communication OF the
18th inst!, beg leave to say that the clause IN
the Act of Congress relating to the tax in kind
for 1864, to which you refer, reads as follows
s.Neither shall any fmmersor planter who does
not produce more than ten pounds Of wool, or
more than fifteen pounds Of ginned cotton for
each member Of the family, be subject to said
tax in kind ~. 4
The expression s'for each member of the faml-
ly'' here used, does not apply to the exemption
of wool, but to that Of cotton alone. II it did,
it would be equivalent to almost total exemp-
ton of wool from taxation.
The law clearly means this !: if the quantity
-of wool produced by any farmer or planter,
does not exceed ten pounds, he will not be sub.
ject to any tax thereon but if he produces
more than ten pounds. he viii be liable to tax
Of onestcnth OF the ghole quantity produced
And if he produces more than fifteen pounds Of
ginned cotton for each member of the family,
he will be liable to the like tax on this article
Very Respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
LEROY NJ. WILSON,
Capt. s P. O. NJ. 18th Dongl Dist.
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FOR SALE.

IF AN working wounded soldiers manufactur-
il ing Horse and Mule Collars, out Of Hsasa
Cotton Cloth. well made. and in good shape.
can furnish the Governments few thousand
by saort notice.
Thesprice shall be moderate for the times.
The nearest Railroad Depot is Hickory Sta.
ton. Western Railroad, N. c.,
Address orders to
f A. r. GIBSON.
June 3, 1864 -taS5. Lenoir. N. C. =
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Washington County, To wit:

1s fHs. Clerk Of ths County couFt Of sasd Cosaty:
WE. James A. Bailey, Robert NJ Hickman
w and Milton White, three freeholders Of
said county, do hereby testify, that BY virtue Of
. warrant to US directed by Noble /. McGinnis,
. Justice of said county, we have this day, on
our oaths, viewed and appraised Mare taken
up by YIN. E. Clark as an estray, and assess
>the value'st.$400. The said mare is years
Old, a sorfsl, about hands high, a star in the
face, Given under Dur hands this LIST day Of
june, 1864 JAS. A. BAILEY,
eR. NJ HICKMAN,
ss MILTON WHITE,
= A Copy..Teste,
JOHN 6. KREGER, G. c.
June 8, lo64-3E. Prs. fee sI2.
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May IL. 1S64--4w

rsNKRGH8gxAsS.Atlfn les hsad m The Clerk D.
~ Office of thu County Court of Lee county,
on Monday, the I'd day Of May, 1894:
William Albert, Plaintiff,
81 AGAINST
David Garrison, Defendant.
1Eespass on tas Cass.ia Tsouef.
q The object Of this suit is to recover damages
against the defendant for the value Of one mare,
estimated to be worth 500, tho property Of the
plaintiff, and which the defendant has convert
led to bis use, and to subject the lands levied
upon by an attachment Issued in this cause to
sale to satisfy the judgment which may be- OBJ
tanned: And it appearing oy legal evidence fled
in the cause, that the defendant is not q citizen
fof this State, he is therefore ordered to appear
here within one month after due publications Of !
this ordcrsaad do what is necessary to protect
his interest IN this suit.
ACopy.-Teste,
! HENRY. MORGAN, elk.
May IL, l664--4w 81.
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ABINGDON, Va, June 1st, 1864.
Personal.

I take this mode of making public an expla-
nation which deem due both to 1t. Mcclure
and myself.
Meeting 1t. Mcclure on the street this morn
ing, under positive convictions that he had SLAM
derea and insulteil me in my absence, and hav-
ing every reason TO believe my information cor
rect, denounced him as a scoundrel and a false
friend. It, MEG. feeling and expressing his in
nocence, refused 10 resent the direct insult, al
the same time asking more deliberate investi-
CATION, which am glad to say has been made
to our mutual satisfaction, the result Of which
reflects no dishonor on 1t. Mcclure us gentle
man. Very respectfully,
WIN. P. ARMSTRONG;
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VIRGINIA:--AtK Rules held inthe Clerk
Office of the Circuit Court Of Tazewell cohn-
ty, OH Monday, the 9th daysf May, 1864:
John K. Stephenson and Catharine his wife,
formerly Catharine Oney and zachafisih ?.
Belcher, Compliments,
James Oney, William P. Oncy, John Oney,
Elisha Oney, Creed Oney, William F. Oney, and
the unknown heirs of Sarah Dtskins, decd, wife
Of christopher Deskins, formerly Sarah Oney.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to have partition OF
the real estate of which William 0ney, deed,
died seized. And it appearing fron, an affidavit
fled in this cause, that J ancs Oney, Elisha
Oney, Creed F. Oney and William F. Oney, are
not inhabitants ofthis Commonwealth, it is or
dered that they appear here within one month
after the due publication hereof. and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in this suit.
A C6py.-Teste,
P. b SPRACHER, elk.
June 5, 1864-4w
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NOTICE.

II HEREBY warn all persons from trading for
il Bond executed by myself to Peter W. I
.Wampler, for the sum Of So, 900. on or about
18th July, 1868. have rendered the aid
Wampler current funds in payment af the nqfA,
and he has refused to receive the same IN ~
ment. OSCAR F. STAIR y
Nav 90. 1S64-4w .:
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TO MORGAN,S MEN.

Il OFFER a handsome reward for Information
l Of three valuable Horses, belonging to Capt.
L. G. Contri which were sent to Georgia some
time since, to Gen. Margan's Command, and af-
forwards ordered back to Virginia. Une is A
splendid black stallion, one a bay mare, and
one sorrel mare. A soldier by the name OF
Oliadestock, think, had them in charge
GEO. n. SANDERS, JR.
June 8. 1864-4t
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POrtmOnaic Found.

EOUND.on Friday last on the road lead
IL ing from Saltyile to Abingdon miles
from Saltville-a large Pcrtnonaie containing
some money and some letters. fhe owner can
get it BY sidshtifying it and paying for this adj
veftisement. II has been left lat this Office BY
the finder. ~
Abingdon: May 13, 1864
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$6UV H" AMI. e ~
ID AN away from Mrs. Mary Price, three miles
III South Of Glade Spring Depot, May 10Th,
Zen and Harriet.
belonging to X. n. Price. They took with them
a large sofrel mare, rather thinsin order, . very
fine PAGER. 81 ss,.4g ~.
Ben is a thick set fellow. quick spoken. quite
black, and has scar on his forehead q or %
years old, and not tall Harriet is tall and slen-
der, not very black, quick spoken, and % years
Old 49, a.sss4 IL
The above reward will be given to any one
delivering them at Marion, or confning them in
Jail and conveying me Intelligence 90 may get
them, together with the mare or $500 without
her. r.. Price.
Marion. Va. NAV 81. 1S64-tf
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SlOO REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber on Tleseay
II night last, . Negro Boy by fhe name az
Madison, about - years sld.. abant 8 feet 10
inches high, dark complexion, slightly pock-
marked, and had en- dark Jeans coat, yellow
pants and gray cap. He formerly belonged to
Hilloughby Munsey, Of Lee county, win ays
the above rsward for his eon6pemeptin any Jail
in the State. so that GET him - ~ ~
Dee. l8, 1853 If BIC. CLAIR.
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NOTICE is hereby given that will apply to
IN the Secretary of the Treasury of the Con-
federatc States for the renewal Of a certificate
issued by the Depository, Abingdon, Va, in the
name Of William Hut, for 500, dated March
80, 1864, No. lo43.s WM. HUFF.
jane 8, 1886 As S: II. s
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NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS
! Off the 18th COng,l District.

4 LII persons liable,to military duty, whether
|. IA under previous, or the late legislation OF
Congress, will report themselves for enrolment
and examination, at the places and on the days
fixed in the annexed notice sof the Examining
Board. This notice includes q.
LIST. All persons between the ages Of: Is and
As, who have not heretofore been enrolled.
I I'd. All persons between the ages of l8 and
40, who have been examined and exempted,
whether temporarily or permanently.
I'D. All Of the reserve classes, l. G. between
the ages Of II and IS, and As and 50, whether
enrolled heretofore or not
Nv. ALI persons heretofore exempt by law OF
Congress- whose exemptions are revoked by
virtue of the new military bill, approved 18th
February, 1864.
". All persons claiming exemption under the
new law.
persons of color, not including those free under
the treaty of Paris Of 1908, or under the treaty
OF Spain Of 1917, between the ages Of 10 and
SO years.
~ B--This class will report on the last day
Of the examination in each county. s ~
This notice includes all persons of any Of the
above classes, whether residents Of this or any
other portion of the State, or other States, and
all persons who have been at any time discharg-
ed from the army. 49,
All the laws and regulations applicable to
dcscrters will be applied to such persons in the
classes above named, who shall fail to report at
the piaces Of rendezvous, or wl9 shah desert
after enrolment.
D. B. BALDWIN, Captain
| and Enrolling Officer 18th Cong'l District.
I The undersigned Examining Beard for the
18th Congressional District, do hereby give mo-
tice to ali whom it may concern, that they have
appointed the following places and days for the
examination Of conscripts in the 18th Congress
sional District in pursuance of the above notice,
and all exemptions heretofore granted arc re-
voked and q REORGANIZATION ordered.
This includes all persons between II and SO,
except those detailed for government contrac-
tors
wythe County, ut wythesills; on the 18th,
| 18th and 18th May.
Taaeweli County, at raaewell Court House,
on the Esd and 24th May
Bland County, at the Crab Orchard, on the
9th aud 28th May.
Grayson County. at Independence, onthe LIST
and I'd June.
Washington County, at Abingdon, on the 9th,
and TIN June.
Russell County, atLebanon, On The 9th, 10th
and 18th June.
Scott County, at EsGllvillc, on the 18th, 18th
and 18th June. a. IS
smyth County, at Marion, on the Goth, alst
and I'D June.
e. r. WALKER, Surgeen & Prest,
JAMES r. HAMMET, N. D., M
| LA. 7. PAINTER, NJ D.,
Exaginn,g Board.
Ny To be inserted in oil the news papers
in 18th Cong'l District until 18th June.
April29 l864-7t D. B. b.
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Notice to TAXPAYERS.

IT Am now ready to- receive sll the Taxes due
II for the year 1864, in the 9th District COM
posed of the counties of Russell and Buchanan.
and for that purpose, win attend at the follow
ing places at the times here specified:
Wednesday, May 18th, at Fielding Combs
House, N, G. 8 81 49, i
N.G.
Friday, May 10Th, At Hugh Johpsons House,
Saturday, May 2lst, at John W. Lampkin's
Store. ~
Monday, May 2sd, at i. c. Ferguson's Mill.
Tuesday, May 24th, at Al. Hendricks Old
Store.
Thursday, May 26th, at HOBBS & Hendricks
Store .,s
/ Friday, May 9th, at N. E, Burdine's House.
Saturday, May eSth, At J. G. Fugate's Tam
Monday, May sOth, at Robert Fagase's Store.
Tuesday May s1st at James y. picksnsons
Store.
Wednesday, Jane lst, at John Bickley's Old
Store .ssa3tN s,ss4t -
Thursday, June.a ID. at Vim, Grizzlies House.
Friday, June Sd, atAirs. Archer Jessce's Mill
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th,
It'll and 9Th, at Thos. G. NJ Alderson's Store.
AL persons failing to meet ME and pay their
Taxes according to this notice, will be required
to pay 10 per cent, Tax as the law requires.
THOMAS II. GARRETT,
- ss Tax Collector for Dist. NO: Or
Nav g. 41864--t5w
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slO0 REWARD

II the 2Otl, inst, a.BAY MARE, of light color.
two years old, sieavy name and tail, nicely made,
about dfteen hands high, no marks recoliected.
The reward bf one hundred dollars viii be
paid for the delivery Of said Mare TO me. three
miles South Of Glade Spring Depot, Va, on the
Middle Fork Of Holston River.
May 81, ie64-tf S. R. PAFF0RD.
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$500 REWARD.

/. GToLEN from the stable of the subscriber,
- near Glade Spring, nine miles East Of ABB
ingdon, on the third night Of May, Brown
Horse, seven years DID,. seventeen hands high,
heavy name and tail, rather swabcd, q small
star, In his forehead, q scar under the chin,
caused by distemper, andpaces rather sluggish,
and was, when stolen, in very good order. L
will give the above reward for the horse and
thief, or enc handred dollars for the horse, or
any information by which can get him.
May 20, 1S64-4t JAS. GRANT.
:--At Rules held in the Clerk 8
Y Office Of the County Court Of Lee county,
on Monday, the I'd day q May, 1854:
Levi Pennington, Plaintiff,
i. AGAINST - :. .......-..s,,,.
David Garrison, Defendant.
In Trespass on Ike Case an 9rorer.
The object of this suit is to recover Of the de-
fendaift damages for the conversion by him to
his own use Of two mules, the property Of the
plaintiff, estimated to be worth $500, and to
subject the lands of said defendant, which has
been levied upon under an attachment issued In
this case, to sale for the payment thereof; and
it appearing from legal evidence filed in the
case that the defendant is not n citizen Of this
State, he is therefore ordered 10 appear hero
within one month after due publication Of this
order, snd do what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
A Copy.-Teste,
HENRY ). MORGAN, elk.
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SORGHUM CANE MILLS.

SORGHUM CANE MILLS.
ME respectfully call the attention Of the
w Farmers to our Three Roller Sorghum
Mills, which is the largest (i2 inch Rolers) and
most desirable Of any built.
We warrant the mills net to break (by fair
means, with two horse power.
DABNEY & SOMERS,
#. PhGnix Foundry,
May 81, I864-1m Lynchburg. Va.
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Died, on the 9th May, At his residence in Rus
sell county, Va, Capt. GEoRGE CowAN, in the
I2dryear of Lisages; nm old and respectable cit-
izen, a good friend and a good neighbour, and
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Married. ON the 25th nit, by Rev. N G. Bald
win, Mr. VIM. C. CopENhAvRR, of Smyth coun-
{ 5, md Miss ELEANon J. PATTERSON, OF Wash
ington county -
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For the Eirginian.
ELM WooD, 3Oth May, 1854.

Messrs. Coage 8 Basr:: IA
Enclosed send you o letter from L. M. Will
son, Esq, Post Quartermast.r for the 18th Con-
gressional Dis trict ON the subject Of the Tax IN
Kind on Wool, for the year 1854. The inter
probation given the Law by Mr.. Green, the State
Collector, is not in accordance with the views
entertained by many others. i hope the SUBJ
ject may be explained by Congress. By . pub
location Of Capt Wilson's letter, you may save
sthe farmers much trouble.
Yours, in haste,
JOS. w. DAVIS. /
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REMOYAI1.

DR.. IL. NJ. CAmPBELL has removed his resi-
deace to Eruit Hill, but his Office isathe same
that.he formerly ooeupied When not at his Of
fee or professionally absent, he can BE- found at
his house. April PITT
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.ButReI. Leaving.

RicHMoND, May 80.
Il is reported that Butt er's forces are leay-
isg Bermuda Hundreds under the protection
,of .gunbeats.
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June 8, 1864-4w

NlRGENIA:--AtR hles held in the Clerks
Y Office Of Tasewell Circuit Court, on Mon
day, the 9Th day Of May, lS64sf
Augustus S. Peery, Complainant,
-f--e . VS.. 49,
William L. Davis, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is 70 recover Of the de-
PENDANT, a debt due TO complainant. And il
appearing from On affidavit fled in this cause,
that the defendant is not an inhabitant Of this
Commonwealth, it is ordered that he appear here
within one month from the due publication OF
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit. IL
A Copy.-Teste, .s-
r. R.sSPRACHER, elk. Z
Juue 1SHA-aw il 81.
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Gold still higher.

RICHMOND, May 70. S.
The Herald ofsthc 25th has been received
here. 1t quotes gold at 1856.
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1st Ltcnt: C5mdg. CO. C, 22d Va. Cavalr
May IL. l864--6W
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NOTICE.

June d,iIS64-6w
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DAVID GARRISON, Esq.

May 10, l664-4w
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June s, le5z-sr. Prs. fee sl2.
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NOTICE.

NAV Is, 1864-tf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-02-27
HOW TO SAVE MANURE FROM
THE HOUSE.

E. Dicknrman, Middlesex co., Conn.
writes "The article in the January Ag-
riculturist an Treatment of Night Soils
has inducek me to send you my method
of saving all liquid manvres made in the
family. At the lower edge oil my garden
made pit large enough to contain or
cart loads of muck, weeds, or other
refuse matter TO act as absorbents. This
pit was stoned, Jagged and cemsnted. |
then dug ditch from my slop room, and
laid cement drain deep enough to be be.
low frost, from the back door to the pit,
and connected Herewith my wash room
and sink, by which all sink slops, wash
ing suds, and liquid night soils are con-
yeyed 10 the pit. In this way any ordin-
AIRY family may make and save, at tri9-
ing expense, suficien, manure to fertalizc
a small garden
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For weakness arising from Eys"sseF, habits or nrs
sipatiun Early UdisCroiipn uf Abuses, attended WuA
the following symptoms 80
lndi position to ENrttiun, Loss Of Power,
Loss ut Memory, Difficulty Of rrrathHg,
Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror of disease, Pa1 in The Back,
Universal Lassitude Of the Mus .u'at S'y,tcm,
Hot Hands, E,puons on the Face,
Dryness of the SKIN, Gushing OF the Body,
Pallil COuntCuanCC.
These symptoms, if allowed 10 90 which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lMroTENoY, Faulty, EpILfPrIC FIT,
In one OF which the Patient may require
Who can say that they are not frequently foi'owCd
by those "nirGful Diseases"
"INSANIrY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many aware of the cause Of their suffering, hit
will confess the records Of iha Insane Asylum. u
And melancholy deaths By Consumption bear aunp,a
witness to the truth Of til" assertion.
The con sluIoH once effected wth orgauic wcahuc.s
requires the AID Of Medicine to strengthen aud nyIg.
OIate th9 system, which Hcmbods xirirt Buchr in
variably does. tral will convince the most skcpica
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TO MEND CROCKERY WARE.

One of the strongest cements and easiest
applied for this purpose is lime aud The
rwbite ol an egg. To use ii take sufficient
gqusntiiy of the egg to mend enc articla q!
ia time, shave off quantity Of lime, and
mix thoroughly. Apply quickly to the
edges and place firmly together, when it
will very soon becOmc set and strong
You will mix but small quantity at once,
as il hardens very soon, SO it cannot be
used. Calcined Plaster of Paris would
answer the same purpose.