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HrsroRr.-"The war can be finished IN
sixty days.'-lSeereisry srwsrd.
- will DO il with 5000 men."-(Abrs-
ham Lincoln.
Nobody hurt."--[ Abraham Lincoln.
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a person once sen, q note to wsgrsh
friend for The loan 81 his nocse7sper. and
received IN return his marrisre certificate
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A li''lr inridsnf IN 'he history ~ the lat.
Sanitary Fair in Chicago. not hitherto mad.
puh'r here. come. 70 rs in foreign journa
the GI'-rnw Chrcnicle-'hrcuyh cor
responssn, A. Chicago. a. follows:
The ladies have sr'u.ilv whesd,e rhs
President oui Of he original drsff of ,hs
Emsrcira'ion Proeism.sion Such pnp~r.
are generally preserved n archve- n the
Department of Ssr,e. Some ladies have
also written g the Prfsidrn, for fhe original
shirt hp wore when on his way Ia Washing
ton. ard WIS nearly murdered in Baltimore.
lor would have been bnt for Scotch cap)
and have received tbe following repls:
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WAsHssGTos Oci.6. 1865. (
To the Ladies having n charge the North
western Fair cf the Sanitary Commission.
Chicnro. Illinois:
According 20 'he request made in vour
behalf for the originsl shirt worn o. me
saen came % from Ilincis 10 be inruru-
-sted. in 1861 !. | have sent il on ID ysu IN !
psckaee bv Hafnden's Express The swo
alters "A. l. !" a; rhe til end Of the article
was %, made by Mrs. L., Or sny Of The
emsies " nv family. Thy we're written il
ndelitle ink. purchased by me tor quarter,
? Sprngf~i thee wears ag,. Ih-d some
iesire 20 retair the shiri; bu' il II shall con-
ri6u'e 70 The relief or comfort OF the SOL
li.rs, that will be better.
Your obedlent servant.
A. LINCOLN.
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In discussion 10 the u. $. House Of Rep
resen'siives. few dsys agn, on ihs ball 4
increase the internal revenue. NJ. voor'ee'
~ Ind. and Mr. James C. Allen. az lis
made eloquent and forcibls soecches, .fiyn
viith ve quote. Mr.. ". SAID:
Sir | DEFY any advocate n the manufsc.
ming in'eres: IN this House 70 .shov me
ihs' the msnufoc:urer-from shoe pegs 10
hrord- cloths pays one cent Of revenue inio
the public treasury ihri STAYS there. hsve
looked into this lsgisIs'ion.so carefully tbs,
| nm prepared 20 assert that no besi-ged
clty wss ever 30 fortified against beng CON
PEELED 80 psy into the public tresury one
d"lsr N is wealth. Every d liar comes
from w, labcting, The aericuural, and The
consuming portion q th4 ..coun'ry.
Tie manufa c'udnr interest j.
projected II the t-sde.s; hone bv ths' ndd.
'i"rsl import fu'y Won hr W laid % foreirnl
articles. % the extent. and.more. 81 'he in
'efrsl'sx which yoo impnse;and iher, when
ne msnu'acurer sends his goods broad, !, ne !
: protected svri's' 'he possibility of. paying
l"y TX. upon The Govern mrn,'s relnnding.l
q The shape Of drss back. al tha 'sxss he
inr sid IN The articles 70 be exported.
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Each subsequent insertion, 10 cis.
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sss square. These are The terms ~ tran
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Nosices Of appointment ~ Administrations
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Per Township Offices, each. SioO
For County . :" 200
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In augusta County Court April 18th 1854

On motion it is ordered, that the order
Of this Court entered on the 2snd day Of
February 1864, be and the same is hereby
SO modified as to empower the County agents
authorized to procure and distribute sup
plies 60 the families Of soldiers, to dssrc.
gard the limit Of prices prescribed by said
order. and to purchase such supplies a.
may be absolutely necessary for the sup
port OF the needy families Of Soldiers At tho
best prices a! which they can be bought.
and that in making distribution and sale Of
sresl supplies to the Soldiers families the
said agents. a. their discretion. in cases Of
absolute necessity may furnish the supplies
required to protect sucn families from &C.
tual want. even to an amount greater than
can be paid for out Of the funds allowed TO
such families. and that such agents shsll
keep accurate accounts Of the excess and
report tbs same for levy at the next June
term; and that the said order is further
modified so as to authorize the said County
agents to max. the purchases and impress
ments authorized by ssid order. not only
within their respective magisterial districts
but anywhere within the county.
And it IS further ordered that hereafter
TIE families Of persons who entered the
Military service as substitutes for others,
and who are now and may continue in &C.
tual service. shall DO provided for as other
Soldiers families, such substitutes being
nov lisble to service themselves under the
act of Congress.
Copy TEsrs.
WIN A. BURNETT. D. g.
April Goth, 1S64-at
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Meeting

A meeting will be held in the Court
nonse, in this place, on TUESDAY
night, May 3rd., for the purpose OF
forming an Association to cooperate
with others organized elsewhere, the
principal one of which is located in
Richmond, for the purpose OF supply
ing limbs to manned soldiers of the
Confederacy. These Associations have
been organized successfully in the low
er Valley by the Rev. J. A. stirewalt,
who will address the people on the oc-
casion. Addresses are also expected
from Hon. A. II. H. Stuart and Others.
We have seen the amounts contrib
uted elsewhere which have been quite
liberal but we trust that Stanton and
Augusta will take the lead in this as
they have done in all other worthy
undertakings.
The presence and cooperation OF
the Indies will contribute much to
the success of this meeting and we
hope, as they are especially invited,
that they will not fail to attend.
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stanton, a.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 70 1874
Rs.aIssf!on.

al Tho ouening Of the saeita"y
Fair. Mt Baltinore, Abraham Lincoln
delivered m address in Which le adj
verts 10 the horrible ~ massacre Of
his black and white solaiesy, ut Fort
Pillow, expressing lis determination
to retal;at. man for man, If investiga-
sions making shall prove il il.aysa-
ere. The sasrocityp ~ Of such
wholcsaIe slaughter Of men, who re-
fused to surrender when surrounded
by Forrest and the demand was 'Est.e,
thus signifying their intention 70 iiSh'
10 the death, anu who were killed IN
the contest over the possession Of ;s.r
Fort, and not after their capture. az
pals him. whp, safe under his guards
ut the White House, could. without
a coupuncfion of conscience, SEE
Butler rule With worse than hea5siei-
ish brutality over an oppressed city,
or deliberately send forth his fit rep
resentatives, Dahlgreen and his ca
threats, TO assassinate cur President
and Cabinet, sack our Capital, ard
let loose hireling solliery TO commit
whatever Of crime their implous de-
sires or deYiIisll ingenuity might sag-
gest. #,
IF Forrest had put to the sword the
captive negroes and their officers, he
would not have conhicted al oil with
the enforcement of the laws Of those
Soyercignties which helped TO delegate
authority to the Government over
which Mr.. Lincoln presides, but which
forthe past three years have maintained
m Independent Government These
laws make the penalty-sleath, not only
to those negroes who array themselves
in open hostility to their masters but al
40 TO those white men who aid OF acct
them. as for instance old John Brown
The evidence of this hostility could
not have been stronger than when
Forrest entered Fort Pillow and
found them accoatred with their
wa,like implements and dealing death
and destruction to their masters
nnder him. He did not capture
them and then XIII them, but killed
all who resisted. If this be subject
for retaliation let Mr.. Lincoln begin.
It is a two-hanaed game at which
both parties can play and which we
opine he will be 10th to commence, as
it will prove to him "Tco SERIOUS =
a1srAKE" indeed. If retaliation 10
commenced we trustit may not end
until the Grand COMMANDMENTS Chief
Of the Sable armies of the Union, Old
Abe. himself shall have met that re-
trihutiye share which shall rid the.
earth of tyrannical homicide end
the African Of his worst enemy,
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CIRCTLAR.
The Noun tain ANGEL,
AND
VALLEY NOTEBOOK.
Sascessor to the New Orleans Interpreter
Of 1853.

Il is proposed to issue Quarterly Tract,
Of al evangellcal aud literary character. for
gratuitous eircua:iop III Confederate camps,
vessels OF war. Hospitals Orphan Asyluus.
Widows Homes. or other institutions de-
voted either to Beueiceuca,,r 10 Educatien.
TIE srst number. though proposed TO be
dated April eth. will be delayed. in the
hope that sufficient encouragement will be
promptly rendered. to Justify the issue If
The resfoase b. favorable, the second Ne
may be expected July 18th: the third, Os-
.obor 4th the fourth. January Ath, 1865.
ihase. desiring 70 promote this Essay
70 Do Cord. viii please to send At ence
their fall a.,,es. with Post Office address
II ,he responses be favorable. q specimen
sheer may be iasuad early in May next, de-
vslop u more Clearly lie plan .aa otject.
NATH'L, G. NORTB
Greenwood. Albeoar!e Co., Va.
Monday. April 4, A D 1854
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Virginia :---

Virginia :---
IL the Court OF Augus-
ia County April 25th 1854. We doth appoint the
FOL lowing named freeholders Of she County to su-
per intend tn general election to be held the
9TH Thursday il May next, for the Election Of
Clerks, Sheriff. Commemorative Attorney, justices
Of the Peare, Constables Commi ssoners of the
Revenue. Overseers Of the Poor, Surveyor and
any other County officers that may be to elect as
re CURED bv law. And the Court doth also ap-
poiut the officers hereinafter named to conduct tho
said Election, at the Court house and each oshe.
place of voting in thia Coustv, viz:
AT THE COURTHOUSE Commissioner William P.
Tate, William 3. kayser, Thornton Berry, C. C.
Francisco and DaTid 5. TeuEg-Ciieer, Il FL.
Peck.
Foa SECOND DJs7n1cr.-John B. Exams, John
| T.erable. VIM. H. slsnker, A. J. CARRIER and VIM.
II, Do1ashe--oHcers VIM. l.. Balthis.
Ar CgAIasyrLLg.-Dr. D. Dashaw. Luke Wood
| yard. Wu. Armstrong, As. Young aud John
Stupe-s1aicer, James NJ. King.
Ar M1ppLssRoox Elijah Hogsbesd, hcPhee-
tiers McCutchaoa. Wm. +. Dunlap. Vim. Thomp-
son and Samuel x. Kerr-Officer, 1lomss s. Coal
| ter.
AT Gaxssvl.Es.--John Newton. Lewis Bum
gardner John Merress, John B. Shulz. and Ad
| am NJ. Hawpe--0 officer. John Towberman.
AT SruAar's DaArr-Adam McChesney, Hugh
G.. Guthrie, Thomas Johnston, Joseph Long and
Jacob VanLear % Eicor, Officer, VIM. l.. vanLesr.
AT g:sHEgsvrLLK.--Frankln McCue. John
Brown, George T. Antrim. Vim. Caldwell and
John Hamilton-o Ficer, Philip Schumacher.
ArN:w HoRE.-James N Stout, +, Fretwell,
Fathl Kerr, Thornton G.. Stout and George c..
Robertson-Oftcer, John G. Myers.
AT MI. Maa1D1AN-B Benjamin Byerly. J. J..
Wanderlick. DR.. Walker, James A. Patterson,
and Abraham Moher-0alcer, BENJAMIN, Craig.
ArMT SIDNEY A. H. Ross, John G. NcCue,
Isaac J. Parkins Thomas Parke ard Robert s.
Harnsbarger Officer, Chss. K. Hyde.
Ar SrR1se HrLn--BaiIy Dunlap, Theophius
Gamble, VIM. H Gamble, Jacob Shreckhise, and
DR.. Samuel R. Hendrcn-O officer, VIM, D. Poe
J. H. Erwin, Daniel Forrsr and Andrew b. Bodg-
ers-Offieer Rob. p. Eubank.
AT CHoRcHvIhLs.-tiarvey Bare. Ephraim Coed
ing, DR.. Joseph Wilson. henry 3. Seig and F. F.
S.errett-Otiicer B. Lightne.
Ar Swoors's D11or.-Geo. A. Wilson. George
shuey, A. G. Wayland, Jacob Baylor and George
r. Hoover. Officer, Geo. W. Swoope.
AT MlpwAY.-Wm T. Rush, A. NJ. Moore, Jas
Henry, J. D. McGufin and John h. Rush-Off-
Ger, Dr. A. J. Hamilton.
Ar NEW poar.~-Frank IIits, Jno. c. Echard,
Dr.. john McCaesney, James J. Martin and VIM.
S. Steele Officer, A. S. Turk
AT DEERrfELD.-Jos. Mann, jacob Beck Re-
mig Hodge, Dr.. VIM. McCutcheon and Jas. Craw-
ford-0dicer Thos f. Montgomery.
Ar SHsaAsDo.-Wm G. Bridge, Danl J. Shaw,
G. B. Stuart, Samuel A. Hunter and Jonathan
Balsey.-Ot6cer, Philip illian
AT PAlsAssus.-Tboma s. Hogshesd, Edgar
Crawford Chesiey Kinney, James Byers and Mar
tin Whltmore Jas A. Hamrick,
Ar WAYNEsBoao '-Wm. W King, K. Terrell,
John B Smith, John J. Bell and VIM. W,throw,
Jr.-Oficer, William l.. Mowry.
wy WI VSsi.' 4. BURNETT, D. G.
April s9sh. lesA-4t
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,To1 OR E Elk /.

~ O - s. Q II E e TX !.
oaNO vds. 4Brown Cotton, so pads Cotton
lOCV yarn No 10 to IL, 800 yds Calico,
light. dark black and white. pieces Of Lawn,
fame, aud slack and white. 1870 yds. No. W. Us
nasurg. dog Cotton HaDakerchiefs, dos linen
{ nbric do. 6 dnx Linen Hrcsaback Towels, 30
dog white and black Spool Cotton, Jaconet CAN.
brick. oelared Csmbrick, Black Alpaca. twil!ed
Cotton, Patent thr cad red flannel. Haif hose,
2euing silk. 50 sacks Va. sats, so lbs Eug. Cop
pnras, lbs. TX. Logweod. Alum, Solicited Lye,
rsprr. Envriopss, pens Ink, and sand, &c, Green
.sa. Brown and crushed Sugar, Coffee, Pearl
(;"coa soda cream tarter, caion,cl. blue mass,
H,dr.rg cufncreta, Corrosive SuDilmate, Arsenic.
6 inc Of cocaicufn- Ansilnonial wine, aqua ammo
MIA suip.iuric ether. Hofnan's Anodvne tincture
az acon,te, golden tincture, paregorIe. IaudAsum,
powdered and gun. opium, MORPHINE, quinine, tan
min. bowers powders cub+bs, Basam copaiva,
chorotorm, c otcn oil! tartar eIetic, sulphate OF
xinc IGdide of potash Oil Of savin chloate OF pot
ash. lnuriatic acid gum guiac gum arabic, pow
dered rhubard and clap, hive syrup, eyrupsquills
gum oampher, caciaed uagnesia, EPSON salts, ces-
tor oil. spirits turpentine oil OF spike. birthstone,
&C.. copal varnish alcohol toothbrushes. pins,
buttons needles blacksmith rasp., knitting pnss
drawing knives. butts, &C.. chewing and smoking
tobacco, scotch and macaboy snuf. pipes and
stems, gunpowder, Ely's cops, Mascn's backing.
matches. twine, &c.
Ma eounty Produce wanted. -
April ss-3t- 1. j. NHAJE.
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a CARDS
10 the Farmers Of Southern iaSnsst

ESoa some time past surveys have been carried
on the ALLEY, for the purpose of furnish
ing complete ano rsliable Mac of this section of
the country. The work has row reached vour
neighooreood. and surveying parties win
pas. over your roads in the next two months.
These surveys will Mt alone furnish to the an.
thcritiss the in'orma-ien needed during the war.
hut WIZ also .upPiy after ta> ear the long teIt
need OF perfectly relsebe Nap Of your co.sty.
call on you, TO III rthtr 50 desirable an und.-
taking, che tending direct, to sorr .pecia,
good ana profit. oy your selling TO MY pxrt;aa
what i;ttie Grain md Forage they will need for
their teams hare nscrr impressed ny s,,ppl;e,.
a"@ oFer marset price, Mess eau get yorr co.
ope. a'lon In this shall be unable TO plosecute
the worS We have out lew horses to feed aud
VIII not need much. When nv Assistants call On
you iet each man but spare half bushel Of yrair
aud half hundred If hay, and can coutipu. fhs
WORK. ihose ea''iny On YOU in my etali wifi
each produce certificate signed by me ths, ,bsv
belong to my Topogi aphicai party
p. w. OSCAR kOERSER
April 1b--4ts
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On the IN inst. by the Rev G. Beard, Mr.
JOHN a FAUBER. and Miss ELIZABETH 7.
BEAR. all Of this county.
@a-Spec copy.
Near Middlebrook. on the 18th inst. by the Rev.
J. II. Crawford. Mr.. DAVID BOSSERMAN. and
Miss SARAH HEMP, all Of this county.
On the 2ist inst. at the n. E. Parsonage In this
place, BIZ the Rev Mr.. Dice. Mr.. GEO. W. HAN
GER and Miss SARAH h. WHITLOCK, both OF
Of Augusta county.
On the 25th inst. at the N. e. Parsonage. atsun.
ton. By the Rev Mr. Dice. Mr.. JACOB STRICK-
LER, and Miss E! IZABMTH LOFTS, of Middle
brook, Augusta county. Va.
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DIED.

Suddenly n this county On Friday night, the
18Th inst. in the SD year Of her age, Mrs. JANE
RANKIN. consort of the Rev. David Rankin. leav-
ing numerous family and ci,cle of friends 20 de-
rlore their early and sudden loss.
She adorned the doctrine of Christ, AZ con-
sistent and evangelical christian. more than thirty
years and in hsr life of love- and faith. and hope,
che has-sdled her testimony to that corwd of Wit
hessee. who have gone before US. Of the glorious
hoses and prospects Of the people Of God.
she has beqneaihed to her bereaved husband
and children example CT fidelity and affection,
in hen relations o. wife and mother, sad inhe-
rirance Of christian infpt nee. which while it
hances their loss, must afford them great and en-
during oonsci alton.
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Organization Of The Reserves

On Saturday last, the Preserves, !"
Of this coumy were organized. -Four
companies were formed, from persons
between the ages Of As and SO, and
one, an Artillery Company, from those
between II and Is The following
are the officers elect !:
FIRST COMPANY.
J.F. Hottie, Captain I; John Sea-
wright. lst Lieutenant David w.
Coiner, I'd do. VIM. McFall, Sd do.
SECOND COMPANY.
Robt. w. Stevenson, Captain
Vim. Blackburn, 1st Lieutenant J.
W. Crawford, I'd do; VIM. Morris,
Sd do.
THIRD COMPANY.
James G. Cochran, Capt. Thomas
Coleman. lst Lieut.. Peter r. Bright,
Cd do. !; Peter E. Houff, Sd do.
FOURTH COMPANY.
John Nunan, Capt. John Beard,
LIST Lieutenant ]. @. Baum, Cd do
G. K. Lewis, Sd do.
ARTILLERY COMPANY.
J. G. Marquis. Captain George A
Armentrout, lst Lieutenant !; Joseph
s. shumate, Cd do. Chas. Stafford,
3rd do.
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CUPPLIEs
~ WANTED
iMMEDIATELYi

The undersigned, acting as A gent for the s,a.s.
wishes to purchase IMMEDIATELY,
100 barrels OF Flour
3G,00o pc, DIS ~ Bacon,
200 bushels OF Corn
Beet, Csststeel (old or new)
Rears. Potatoes, Soap 60
The supplies engaged to be sold to him are ma, liz
able to inpres.mens. il the party claiming TO have
thus engaged has a certificate from him TO toat
effect which he will always give when bora fde
contract has been maze. He viii give the higl est
price in currency or specie as the parties may
prefer.
Persons wishing 10 sell would better apply iz-
msdiaisly TO Charis. w Parker, or
WM. Il. PEYToN, Agent.
April I5-3ts
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NO TEcN TO
& q Z q z z II G 8 =

"HOLESAI4E and Retail dealers are he-eby
w notified to meet the SCISSORS st the follow
irg times and places and e. their lists of sales
FOR the quarter ending March 9lst l+G4.
The assessment OF the pork tax will be made az
the same tine-A{ persons who have slaughtered
ESQ lbs OF pork liable this tax and u net c!ye
il in at once.
The additional tax Of 10 per cent on ali incomes,
whether great or small will aiso be assessed Tsx.
payers viii save themselves time and trouble by
meeting the Assessors.
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:
We give below, for tho information
Of our readers, the nsnner IN which
Land, Slaves and other articles Of
Taxation, will be assessed and the
times Of their respective valuations
taken from the headings Of The blanks
sent for making slid assessment
LAND OR OTHER ZEAL PaorsRrY.
Visual ~ Of 1860 unless bought since
JaaEs Is: 1862. and then price ac.ual-
Is pad. Tax s rcs cent.
Valued as Of 1860, unless bought since
J anuary l.t, 1862 aid then price actually
u,ia,- TO be assessed ags;llss the owner, not
he Liree. Tax s FER cent.
.geasEs. auLas. ASSES AND -Ex.Krs.
S's!ued as OF 1860 Tax per cent.
CATTLE oE TUE Ao7IkE srgcGss.
5's,us,l "a e 1860. Tax S per cent.
sHaEP. G0ATs AND sWtSE.
l.s.astl ss Of 1860. Tax 5 per cent
COTTON Asp WOOL.
v ocl yaIuei as OF 1860; bat II cotton
has been bought siucc Jan. 1904 it is
IA be valued ~ The price scta.lly paid for
IL.
sopAcco
Nslaed as OF 1850; but :! ,uhrere has
been soa2ht since tauusry lat. 1862, the
price nclusl!y paid is TO be tho assessed
valas. Tax S psr ceu.
A7efsss va'aa as Of 1869. Tax S per
g 1t.
Average valas as Of 1860 Tax per
cent.
RYE. oars. BUCK WHEAT, R1oz, AND ALL ogu-
za KIsBs OF GRAIN.
Average ,alae il 1850. Tax s per
cent.
potstoes Of all kiads, pass, ground peas,
beans, and all other products ofthe farm,
garden or orchard, not specifically men>
toned in foregoing columns.
Average valus 10 1860. Tax per cent.
Flour meal. sugar, lnols.aes, bacon. lard,
aud al! other groceries. goods, wares or
merchaaaise, spurious liquors, wines, CT
der, vinegar, &c &c.
Average value in 1860. Tax 5 per cent.
Value of all household and kitchen furni-
ture, agricultural toeip. and Implements,
and all tools of mechanics or others. mu.
steal instruments, and ali articles ef do.
nestle use.
Value as Of 1860. Tax 5 per cent.
Carriages, wagons. carts, drays. and every
species of vehicle on wheels.
Value in 1860. Tax per cent.
al gold and silver wares and plate, iesels,
jewelry and watches.
Value IS os1se0. Tax 10 per eens.
Books, maps, pictures, paintings. stataasy,
and ell other works of Art
Value .. Of 1860 Tax 5 per cent.
Value Of all shares in any bank. bank
ing company or association, canal. nayi-
CATION, importing. exporting. insurance,
manufacturing. telegraph, express. rail-
read and dry dock companies, and oil
other joint stock companies Of every
kiud, whether Incorporated or not.
Value as OF February II, 1864. Tax S
per cent
Gold and silver coin. gold dust. gold or
silver bullion.
Tax on gold and silver coin, bullion. &C.,
(to be paid IN k;nd) Tax
8 per oant.
Amount Of all solvent credits, bank bills,
and all other papers issued as currency,
exclusive of non-nterest besring Con.
federats Treasury notes and not en-
ployed in taxed business
Vs!ued as Of the amount on the face OF the
paper. TAI 5 per cent.
Value Of moneys held abroad. bills cf ex.
charge on foreign countries
Valued in Confederate notes a. Of February
II. 1864. Tax per cens
Value Of ali articles Of personal or mixed
property. not in terms embraced il any
Of the foregoing columns nor exempt from
taxation.
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Tue I,p1srrr GAzsrTu says that Panscn
Rrovniow advises thar every Southern man.
iuciuaing ministers Of he gospel, especially
thosa of The as. f. Church. should be
driven out Of East Tennessee, or put to
death.
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nEeritsGs EsreMOtian.

Brig. Gen. Hoka has beer PROMO
ted to Major General hy Pfesl'lent
Davis, to date FROM his capture ct
Plymouth N. G.
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FroEi the Southwest.

A lady, who came through the lines to
Dalton. reports that Forrest a.saoked Grier-
500 at Decatur, Tern. killing Grierson
and eaptur pg large number Of prisoners.
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ARTILLERY COMPANY.

I've call the especial attention
cf our readers to the advertisement OF
Circular No. s. Bureau Of Cnnscrlr-
ton, which we were ordered to Isnl'-
fish this week.
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situated he County Of Rockordge near Mid.
way in Augusta Cornty and ku"wn : S,eele's low
err Mill. David Steele own. the other half
T ER Ms O r 81 LIE:
one third OF the purchased money IN hard
balsnce in two equal annual payments Bonis
with good personal security viii be required for
the deferred payments. The till. to the property
Is believed to BE- good. but as T-astae | will cen.
vey such title rs have unier the trust.
Possession given on Tie day Of sale
JOHN NEWTON. Trnstae,
april ids