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DALTON, March 14.-Northern papers
state that Adjutant Gen. Thomas was at
Nashville, pushing forward the work Of or
ganizing negro troops. Several re.enliated
regiments passed through Nashville, return.
ing to the field. Sherman's command was
sat Vicksburg on the 9th, making .prepara.
tions for another grand movement, Chatta.
nooga being the,prohable destination. The
Yankees are much alarmed in regard to
Longatreet's whereabouts. One account
represents him e's. route TO Lee, another to
Johnston. Much alsrmis feltat the threat.
ening aspect Of England add France.
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Decision on the Tax ActIof 3 the State

Decision onsthe Tax Actof the State,
We learn tsays the Gresnville Paariot,)
thatHis Honor, Judge Monro, of Anderson,
has decided that the Soldiers Boards Of
Relief have no olegalright, under the ereceat
act of the Legislature, to require tax in
:kindto be paid by shoemakers.and similar
classesgof Mechanical industry. The case
before his Honor came up under writ Of
shabeas corpus, lin which party had been
arrested blythe Board at this place for fail.
ing to make areturn when SO ordered. We
have not yetseen the decision 10 full An
.appealshas been entered BY the Board in
behalf lfofthose placed under their care. 81
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LATEST NEWS,
Fron eharleston.

( CHARLEsros, March u a Our pickets
report increased activity among the snemy's
steamers between Foley and Coles Island.
The enemy is again at work on battery
Gregg and engaged in hauling ammuni.
ton. No firing on the city to day.
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Frfor1,n Virginia.

PETERSBURG, March H.-oapt. Edin-
5burgh and eight men Of the signal corps
boarded and captured on Friday night, off
Nansemond River, the schooner Julia Ba.
ker, Of Portland, with valuable stores. The
Captain and crew and three negroes were
brought of, and the vessel burnt. The
vessel was valued at $40, 600. Several ves-
sells and gunboats were near by, but our
men were, not interfeEed With.
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q
s@ Dahlgreen's bcay vas boxed up at
Walkerton on-sunday aad brought to Rich
mond, with the object, we understand, Of
its positive Identification, and the establish,
mept Of the fact of the finding of the infa-
NOUS documents upon it, allsof which has
been attested by witnesses. Heneeforth
the name of Dahlgreen is linked with eter.
nal iufamy, and in the years to come, de.
fencsless woman and innocent childhood
will peruse, with a sense Of shrinking hor.
ror, the story of Richmond's rescueffom the
midnightsaek and ravage, ledby Dahlgreen.
It would seem something, of the curse he
came to bestow upon others lighted upon
his own carcass, when it fell riddled by
avengiug Southern bullets. Stripped, rob-
bed Of every valuable, the fingers cut of
for the sake of the diamond rings that en-.
circled them, when the body was found by
those sent to take charge Of it, it was lying
in field stark naked, with the. exception
Of the stockings. Some humane persons
had lifted the corpse from the pike and
thrown. it over into the field, to save it from
the hogs. The artificial leg worn by Dahl.
green was removed, and is now at General
Elzey's headquarters. 1t is of most beau
tiful design and finish.
Yesterday afternoon the body was remo-
ved from the car that brought il to tbe
York River railroad depot and given to the
spot of earth selected to receive it. Where
that spot is no one but those concerned in
its burial know or care to tell. It was q
dogs burial, without coffin, winding sheet
or service. Friends and relatives at the
North need inquire no further; this is all
they will know-he is buried a burial that
beftted the mission supon which he came.
He has "sHept through the city Sof Rich
mond" on pine bier, and "written his
name" on the>scroil Of infamy, instead Of
ston the hearts Of his oountrymen," never
to be erased. he stasked the blessing of
Almighty God" On his mission Of rapine,
murder and blood, andthe Almighty cursed
him instead Rse7hmoaa Examiner, SdS.
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A PREMIUM Internationally Mrs.
White, of Selma, Alabama, went through
the lines to Lexington, Kentucky, and be.
ing sister (Todd) of Mrs Lincoln, was
permitted to go on to Washington. On her
return, several weeks ago, she was allowed
to carry nothing back, save uniform tor
a very dear friend of hers who was battling
in the Southern cause. The uniform arri,
we'd in the Confederacy several days since,
and on inspection all the buttons were found
to bo composed Of gold coin--tWo and a
half, FIVE, ten and twenty dollar gold pieces
set in the wooden button and covered
with Confederate cloth. The gold thus
brought throughis valued at between :thir-
ty and forty thousand dollars-all sewed
upon auniform. - -
The above is asremarkable instance of
woman's ingenuity.-RaeAnsond E1an''-
aer. = 1.'7n' -
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For the Yorkville Enquirer:

CO. E, 9Th REGIMENT, s. c.. ". :
Mr.. Editor For the information of
the relatives and friends of the above COM
pany, I Isubmit list OF the casualties and
changes, from its organization to the LIST Of
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Me- Mrs. Fl. b. Knox, from Mobile, Ala,
has been arrested and committed to Castle
Thunder, on the charge Of being aspy.i
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TAXESI I TAXESiY

IT will be impossible fol. me to collect
Il the TAXES during the present nontlby Amending a,
the several places heretofore advertised. And u.s. after The
first day of April next the Confederate Notes can only be
dollar and desiring to save Tar Payers ffom SAID ios,
hereby recall the appointments heretofore made me and
will attend at the following times and places TO- receive
TAXES hoping the people thcreby, can be generally ae
AT YoRKyILLE, an the 9th, lotii, lIth lath, I4,l,
18th 18TH 7h, 18Th 18th, 2 and 26th of March tnstant
AT ROCK RILL,on the 2ist, 2ad 23d, and 9th Of
At HICKORY GROVE, my own residence, on The ash
29th, 30th and 3lst Of March, Instant 8. 4 q
TAX PAYERS viii come prepared TO make ret1rrs of
their SLAVES, employed IN Agiculue and VIII aso be
required 70 have tho exact amount or te Taxes bis,
as It VIII DC utterly impossible for make chaug-
Also, Tax Payers must guarantee oil Monies received ot
Taxes. -. -tII JOHNsI.WYEiEsT.C. O..
MaYch9 - s.s 10 - s{ssssSsfA - d ~
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Collector, slst Collection pszuict, 8: o.
GOUTHG GHR0LINA-Y0RKD DIS:

-D TRICT.-Whereas, ROBERT l.. LINDSAY has
ali and slnguar the goods and cha,ies, rights and cred
It's, Of RICHARD F.MONTGoMERYiate F. Of the District
Aforesaid, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish aan singular,
the kindred andcTedlto ofhe said deceased 70 be and
pear before at our Ornays Court for the said Dis
rict to be holden at York Court House the 18th day Of
March Instant to shew cause, If any, why the said Ad
mnlsration should not be granted. :
Given under my hand and Seal this 10th day OF March,
In the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sIxtyour, and in the eighty year of tho hide
: =pendence of South Catollna
5 Ntor.h1s 80 III ot
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s~The present would have been court
week, had We q Judge and Jury.
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NOTICETO TAX PAYERS.

To tie tas payers the 3la Collection Ds''et, YORK.
A LII persons engaged, or intending
IN to engage In any business for the present year, are
hereby notified that by coming forward, registering their
and paying on all sales up to lst APRIL next can save
33 per cent by attending 10 this notice on or before the
indicated time.
Po the purpose Of accommodating al persons interested,
may be found in YoRKvILLE on the 18th, 2lst, Snd,
26th 29tl, 30th and 3lst of March, 4.
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16- A letter from Lopgstreet's army to
the Macon Confederate, dated RogersVille,
March 5, says.
The cause of the falling back originated
vith the War Department, and not from
the want of supplies nor the great numbers
of the enemy; for the army had just began
its march. on the enemy. All was enthasi.
ann and hope, and none doubted but we
should SOON have possession Of Knoxville
and Cumberland Gap.
The same intelligence (says the Atlanta
appeal of the 1Oth) had reached US before.
Gen. L. fell back in obedience to per-
emptory order, and against his own earnest
remonstrances, after he had commenced his
advance, and had actually thrown two divi-
: sions across the Holston.
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For the YorkyIlIe Enquirer.
CAMP 18th REG. s. G. ",

I
NEAR ORANGE, G.. H., Va, March 2. !
Dear Enquirer Please publish for
information the enclosed list of the killed
in battle, died of disease, and discharged
for disability, Of Co. E, 18th Regiment, s.
G. ", since the organization of the COM
pany, August 13, 1861
KILLED.IN BATTLE.-Gapt. F. A. En-
win, 1st Lieut.. "A. W. Poag, Brevet I'd It.
j. A. May. Privates-C. c. Westbrook,
J. T. Moore, Jr., J. F. Miller, J. F. Whsr-
ry, J.. L. Roach, u. N. Henry, W. q. Hand,
Jas. Rattaree, J. b. Taylor, D. NJ. Worth.
DIED OF WoUNDs.-Priyates j. A.
Wherry, W. W. Richardson. ". NJ, Pit
man.
DIED OF DISEASE. -Sergt. T. E. Rod
dy, Prpates Wa. Steele, Jr., Wm. Ganl.
den, W. NJ. Collins, j. R.. Ware. W.. L.
Holcomb, T. s. Shurley,sW. T. McCreight,
Jno. McCreight, G. Sexton, E. q. Grier,
W. A. Sparks, r.. C. Clendannan, j. E.
Smith, j. G. Spears.
DISCHARGED FOR DISABILITY. .-R. Pat
ton, J. B. Thomasson, jar. Rodgers, W.
Grew, G.. Matthew, Ira Wylie, Jno. Hatri-
son, II. Burnsides, W. w. Reid, j. B.
Steele, J. Hart.
Killed, d,.................. ................l3
Died of Wounds. 3
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lFFICE x. M. r. R. COMPANY.

YoRKvILLE, March Is, 1864.
THE stockholders of this company
Il are hereby notified that oil DIVIDENDS now due
must be drawn before the st Of April next, or they Will
after that time, be paid in Confederate Treasury Notes Oh
the present issue, without deduction
w. A. MOORE, Superintendent.
q ~
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EXECUTOR,S SALE.
AssIGNEE;s NOTICE

THE creditors Of Mr.. w. z. :McFad-
Il den will take notice that unless the dividends Of the
ASSIGNED ESTATE, advertised to be paid on me -,
day Of - last are drawn before the lst day OF
APRIL next that they will have TO submit TO discount OF
33h per cent on the dollar, when afterwards paid.
80 80 - w. I. CLAWS0N, Assignee.
Z March l6 II -. - g.
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HOW IS TIP

A week or two since, in Richmond, two
individuals were arrested on the charge Of
threatening the life Of the President, or be-
ing concerned 10 a.plot to that effect. The
parties were discharged as "Worthless and
inoffensiVe foreigners" The question may
naturally arise, did not this foreshadow
the advent Of Dahlgreen? "Straws show
which way the wind blows" il we watch
them closely. -. - (.
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IN THE O0URT OF F50RDTNARY,

To Oliver F. Parisa, r. R. PcTistrHd % aPaisl.
WHEREAS, j, LEANDER PAR
w IsH has filed apethon In my o1ce, praying to be
permitted to prove In solemn orn paper which has been
Testament Of ARTHUR PARISH ,decensed,
These are therefore 10 cite and admonsh YOU, the said
OLIVER T. PARISH, D, r. PARISH, and -, 3. PAR
nthe 18TH day Of APRIL next Mt O,ClQrk, As NJ,
with such witnesses you may deem proper ror against
the confirmation of said VIII. ~ ~ ~
Given under my hand and seal Of once, NJ york Court
II. s.. House, this 18th day Of January, D 1884,. x
SID 20 ., S.iss - j. "a a. BRoWN,'os Y.sn z
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SOAP! sOAP!! sOAP!!!

DIRp-In this District on The 9TH instant, Of Consumpo
Ms;aM. G. WALLACE, In the 24th year OF her age.t
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IN EQUITY--YORKDIsTRIOT

Mary Rppey, per pro d'e B'H 5o' ae'0u sele''f"s M
Edward Rppey: L., aal.e Of Etate, &c. sa:-.-
TT appearing to: my satisfaction thnt
IL EDWARD RIPLEY, J. one of the Defendants IN tlis
CASE resides bcyondthe limits of this State II Ii there
FORE motion Of Williams Beatty, Solicitofs for com
planns ordered, that snid absent Defendant appear
and plead, answer demnr the bill fled In his case
within three months from The publication or this notice, or
decree, pro eoesso VIII then be sniered and awarded
against him, z5ss Walter B, METTs,
(sR25) COMMISSIONER Equity.
March y 49, r.tr! -Ey.s 10 JFEIsf. Y = as3m
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KINGS MOUNTAIN RAILROAD
.F 5

ON and after gHU URSDAY, the 10th
NJ instant the CARS ON this Road win leave Yorkytle
suites, p. M. sss-f ~. - - IS
On and after the 25th Instant, no coNFEpEKATE
ceycd IN payment OF freight and transportation OF pnssen
gers, unless az discount Of 33H per cent Il
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! HEAD-QUARTERS.

CoMsissARY GENERALS DEPARTMENT, s, O.,
CoLuspI, 8. tC.s March S, 1854
THE Boards Of. Soldiers Relief
Il throughout the State who have nor remiffed the a.
mounts for sales Of CARDS and fnl are hereby
requested 10 do SO before ls April next An amountsre-
ceiyed by them aer said date for sales of aboye will be
subject TO the deduction OF thirty -ahird per
cent? and will be so received by this Department.
RICHARD cALDwEEB,
= =. Ii. Col. and G.. G. Sc
March Z. = ). :. Irsss-sss3t,,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
THR CITY.

THE FIsHHs BOAIs ON THE OHIOKAHOEnT.-The
special committee Of the Council appoint 10 convey 10
ths President of the COnederaey the communication Of
tbs citizens Of Charles City and New Kent counties, in
relation to the order emaaang from Richmond for the
destruction Of the bridges and boats the Chcka-
hOmuy river, have received theifollOWing letter
CoSEEDERArE STATS OF ANERIcA,
EXECUTIVE OTFIOR,
Richmond Vs.. March IS 1864.
Eses4s X r Ralksr, L w Glass5rook and Has
kiss Cozausiffss Of tie City C0lReii Of Richmond &
Gentlemen The President has directed me to &C
knowledge the receipt Of your communication of the
Esd Instant enclosing paper signed BY certain citizens
Of Charles sCity and. other counties, demonstrating
against order In relation 10 beats on the Ohicka-
hominy.
His E1celency has instructed me 10 inform you, In
reply that the Major General commanding the Depart
ment of Richmond has issued orders allowing all citl
zsns 10 keep and use boats for fishing purposes the
Obckshomny which are below the szs Of such could
Transport horse across the river and which L ls sup
posed viii be Of sufficient capacity 70 answer the purpose
required.
am gentlemen,
Very respectfully,
Your 0bedient servant
WV III. BROWHE.
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OFFICIAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ApJr AND rE MPH TR GENERALS oFVIoE,
RrcHnoHD Va March "a. 1874

RICHMOND, Va, March 2B, 1854.
GENERAL Orders
The second third paragraphs Of General Orders No. g.
Adun and Inspector Generals once series Oh loOs are mere
with view TO- facilitate the organization Of diissns Of
Maryland companies squadSonS baitaons and
oreSnsa lon Of Maryland Line, pubshed In paragraph
General Orders No. above referred to camp VIZ DC
shed At staunon Virginia. 10 be called Camp mary
and camp near Junction, 70 be called Damp How
ard" ... :, n, p..a,.v =
johnson WILL oT the present, occupy Camp hoEara ana Az
other Maryland companies squadrons and Will
their written application, be detached BY commanaag
nose OF being Into regiments either 70 Camp maryland
or 70 Damp Howard, as they may elect
nles who are wer the Of the war native
or adopted citizens Of Maryland and who desire 70 join eompa
S abs s svS.ues Of their Citizenship Addressed and sent
rectIy ommandat Of Camp Maryland or 70 ne COM
Line ana At their option viii either be assigned 70 Maryland
companies existing provided the number pc snmcen
~. sers And persons Low in service Maryland compa
nIes who citizens other States WILL upon er request IN
by Generals to any company ths
own staies in the army 70 which they belong.
" Upon receipt Of orders from this once making transfers
accordance with preceding paragraph commanding Generals
are directed forward the transferred 70 the camp de
mated, charge Of commissioner omcers and aey VIII
squadrons and baon as directed In the d paragraph Of
this order,
now In the Service WILL application 70 ether
OF the eommandan herein mentioned, within The next sixty
DAVIS be enlisted the Maryland Line, and at their option, -.
signed existing Maryland companies or organized into me new
companies herenbefore provided for
OF Richmond assigned 70 the command Of the
Maryland Line. He will for the present. take immediate com
mAn Of oa%g MryanS Col Bradley oSa'Gn w %
carry cut the purpose OF these orders
IsIgusdl 8. COOPER,
nh o. Nv Adi't 4 Inspr Cen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
JAMEs RIyuR FARM FOR SALE.
A "a Al No 10 or IAMkS RIVER LAND

CfO Negroes stock &c, for ssle--wil be ioM % the
highest bidder the premises without reserve on fuLsDAY
which 22 acres low grounds and about 40 aere OF good
branch aas 800 wood land and some old hea PINE
good brick dwelling house, with sx looms, passage and
Bnd al necessary outbudng xcept barn and treshing ma
chns which has recently burnt II Hes on TIE north SIDE
Of he river 50 miles Richmond and miles above 6ooch
land Court House, has very valuable MILL running two
pairs Of stones eirenisr saw MILL supplied With water mo sne
canal between 10 and 40 vomen boys ana chill
dren household and kitchen nture superior ROSEWOOD
piano. With oolemant Rolan attachment carriage and har
machin lbuekeyereaper and mower horses 10 mules, 20
cs II work oxen 20 sheep and 90 hogs very fne Oosvod
RAM about 90 barrels Of and all other things place.
TiEns-cash or credit, TO suit purchasers
Il very seldom such valuable property In the market
There ID noy seeded the place zoe
bushels wheat Should the day be 10 be the
mhse-f WM PoNrAINE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

e FIREs.-Ths alarm Of FIRE on Saturday morning was
caused by the accidental burning of bed in house
en- Byrd street. the olna bank. TIE 6.e soon
s1tingulshsd by the exsrtOns of the people of the
house. Loss uncomfortable.
About o'clock on Saturday night FIRE similar to the
above took place In the house Of Mr.. James Bryant
Broad street, near the Central Depot! A bed was set
on Gre by the careless handling Of a candle by SER
want hut the flames qlenched by the timely APP
pication of few buckets Of water.
Two hours earlier in the night the light as of great
OOnaagrstiOn was in the country in eAsterly
direction from the CITY, Nothing has been hsArd-lrOm
this Gre
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3. COOPER,
Adj't 4 Insp'r Cen.
ADJ'T AND lHsFR aENHRAL's oYyIoE,
urouNnrn Mareh 90 lQfl
aMERAL oRDERs,l

RIoHHoD. March %, 1874.
aHNERAL oRDERs,l
No. 81.
The Alteration Medical Rxomlnlng Board u called 10
paragraph w. General Orders No. 81 Current sees Such
boards 6dOe no power retire ocer but Win forward the
certificate disability (glyng the officer examined duplicate
thereby application through the Surgeon General 10
the Inspector General that the Certificate Of Re-
iremeni" may be Issued from this Office No Other certificate
ofretirenent loiH berespected.
H. Each ofcer retired the provisions Of the act win
Immediately on the receipt the certificate retirement
forth In the preceding paragraph thereafter a. prac
cabs communicate to this once the military station or poHonce
Giving county sta at which he may be found Whenever
any change made in his location, he Wilinmediate
ly report such change TO this ONCE
III certificate Of retirement as provided Ia paragraph
forwarded 10 the cer retired when be
on duty the oed through the General the army
or department the regiment bason TO which the oce
mAy belong. When he Is absent from his command viii be
directly his address Rt the place whore he appeared
the Board Of Examiners (une"a different direction
Quesed the oce and notice OF the fact VIII be sent from
this cfhce TO the commanding General
W. oicer presents himself for reexamnation In
compliance with paragraph VII General Orders, No ~ WI
be tbs duty Board examining TO specify tbs new med
the number Of the certificate Of retirement a. L.
sued from this office
v Each retired under the act and not assigned duty
will report By the Adutant and Inspector Generas Of
Gee monthly giving h address, required BY paragraph leI
Army Regulations
By order,
(sgneD 8 COOPER,
mhQ3-iw Adutant and Inspector General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

ORANsE O. II, March 27.--GOv. Vance; Of N. c.,
addressed the troops of Gen. Daniels brigade yester-
day. in an abe and eloquent speech OF tVo hours and
will speak again tomorrow and every day this week.
Gems. Lee, Hill, Id. johnson, ROdes and many gen
eral officers were present to hear hin yesterday.
Tee weather is fne aud the rods are drying FAST
No hing from the 'front.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

ATTKNPF TO E,cAPE FROM THE CHAIN GANG.-Satur-
day morning, while officers Msanly, Morris and Wicks,
had the chain gang at work on 9Th street, between Clay
and Leigh three Of the gang made attemptO escape
BY running OF. Mr.. Morris, cooking double barreled
gun, remained in charge of the gang, whilst Aessrs.
WIcks and Neany pursued the fugitives. Nj. Aeanly
fred at fellow with pistol and although he missed
him alarmed him co much that he halted and gave him
self up. Mr.. Wicks had long chase after the other
two but eventually captured them both in Butcher Flat.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
TREASURY NOTICE TO FUNDING AS UN-
DER ACT OF REBR UARY II, 1854.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, u 8. A,

bIUHMOND, FED. 10 1901.
NOTICE is hereby given to all holders of
IN Treasury bearing interest, they may
The Immediately at toe once Of The Treasurer As
Treasurer any Depostary oertihosteu which
snte them to fcur per Bonds ~ privilege
viii continue uHt the l April ensuing after which, all
over Che denomination Of five dollars be funded only 66A
cents the dollar except hundred dollar notes. which,
date longer receivable for public Dues and only
additional reduction Of ten cent modh.
The certificates Issued together with the Bonds for which they
may receivable for taxes OF the year 1864
the expressed the face whout interest,"
TITAx nPosEO THAT
CREDITS.
The shSrt time allowed should admonsh all holders promptly to
present notes. risk the Of exclusion by
which win 81 the end Of the month OF March
O. g. MEMMINGER,
fei2-d10t, Staw2w&dt2ia Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

DALTON, March 25-NO reinfOrcements. with the e1,
c.pton Of returning regiments have arrived in front
as yet though It is generally supposed that Sherman
viii be brought within striking distance. heavy
snow fell here last night followed by hard rain, which
put the roads in bad order again
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

TAXI NOrasussebss and all others, ASe nothsd that 40
ehschs outside Of Rshmond win Be received pay
Of sabscptoa debts due y his once, until amer NE l
Of April This rendered necessary By NE refusal Of Ne
city banks TO receive such checks on deposit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-28

A MAsoUERADE BAIL BROEE UP.-FOr some time
past the building on Franklin street known as The Va
rietisp lust below the Exchange Hotel has been the
scene Of balls given and attended BY women Of nLlams
and their associates, military and civil uh 10 the an
BOysnos and disturbances Of the guests Of the Ballard
House and other respectable persons residing n that