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V'Nu'' y VIT0 OIue'V PeIsUHi OF youngest chu
Madame ZndOc POrter's Curative Bal
sam is no new and untried medicine, hut has been
used BY the public for the past % years. with un-
paraelled success, and has acquired its present ox
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recommended by those who have used it to their
afflicted friends and others,
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE-
NUE.,
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1854.

The attention Of tax payers is hereby called 70 the
provisions of the United States Excise Law relative
to the assessment Of Gnnue taxes.
BY the sixth section of the act Of July j. 1862 IL 10
made tho duty OF all persons, partnerships firms, as.
socatons or corporations, made liable TO any annual
duty, license, or tax, on before the first Monday Of
Nav IL each year. to make list or return to tho As
sstant Assessor OF the District where located Of the
amount Of annual income, the articles or objects
charged with special tnx and the business OF orcu
patton liable TO pay any license
Every person who shall fail to make such return by
the day specified will be liable to bo assessed by the
Assessor according TO the best Information which he
can obtani and in such case the Assessor Is required
10 add fifty per contum to the amount of tho items OF
such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor my
falsc or fraudulent list or statement, with intent to
Gvado tho valuation or enumeration required by law,
is subject TO fno Of FIVE hundred dollars and in
such the list will bo made outby the Assessor or
Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation and emu
morntion So made there can be no appeal.
Payment of tho annual taxes, except those for Ii
cencos, will not bo demanded until tile thircth dny
of Juno.
The appropriate blanks on whlrh to mako return,
and all necessary information, will bo furnished by
kNNs FRrTER, Assistant assessor for tue 1th Dyis-
ion, to whom the returns should be delivered ON or
before the first Monday Of May at his office IN Lam
caster,
By Jacob Y, Wiscman, Assistant Aasscssor for the
| 9Th Division at Bremen, commencing March 7th and
continuing flee days at East Rushyille, commencing
March 4th and continuing fire days; at Mlersport.
2lst Of March, and continuing fUe days at Baltimore,
2sth Of March, and continuing three days At Basil
3lst OF March, and continuing thrCe days, aud at his
0iHcaIn New Salem thereafter
BY Isaac T.. Koontz, Assistant Assessorfor the sth
Division, at Royalon, 18th Of March, and continuing
hve days; at Amanda 2lst Of March, and continuing
six days at Genrport 2Sth Of March, and continuing
six days; at Oakland, ith Of April, and continuing
five days; at Stoutsvlc, nth Of April, ana contnu'
ing five days, and at his residence thereafter in Mad
ison township.
By Abraham " Bcery, Assistant Assessor for the
9th Division at Pickcrlngton ith ofMarch, and con.
tlnuing five days; ut LoClIyic 2lst Of March, and
continuing five days, aud at his office In Lithopols
| thereafter.
To whom tho returns should he delivered on n
before the first Monday Of May laGi, 1t the times and
| places designated C. +. SIEFFER
| U, s. Assessor, 18th District
| Lancaster Feb o. 1861.
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SECUEITY INTERNATIONALLY,
OF NEW YORK. ''a 0'
af E 5u,i ti

Thesccomraaies divide three-fourths of net prof
annually to the Policy Holdersin scrip, bearing In
at6 PERCENT thereby funding the surplus an
giving Policy Holders greater security and shSape
Bsuranee -ItYfsf -tJ
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Notice 10 Drafted Men.
HEADoRs OF THE l2rH Cox. Disrn
Ohm. Inlv I2ih- 1ska-

ntAnQhs OF THE iEIh ION. DteTp
Chllicothe, Ohio, July l2th, 1853. !
DARAGRAPH I'd of Circular No. "a nom the office
OF the Provost Marshal General, is so far modified
as to require every drafted man claiming exemption,
by reason Of having paid the sum oftf-ee hundred
dollars $500, under section l3 Of 1.-THE act for en-
rolling and calling out the national forces and for
other purposes approved March 81, 1888, TO present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver ofeom.
mutation money. for such amount, TO the Board Of
ENROLMENT of hs district, in order to receive there
from aCERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION,
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue IN each
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
Secretary OF War and directed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, to receive from drafted persons who de-
sire 1t for the purpose OF exemption from the draft
the money above specified. On receipt Of tho sum-
the Collector Of Internal Revenue shall give the
drafted person paying it DUPLICATE RECEIPTS,
Both hcores of these receipts shall be delivered to the
Board OF Enrolment or before the day the drafted
person srequired to report for duty one copy to be
retanedby thesad Boardiand when delivered to the
said Board the drafted person shall be furnished by
the Board. with acertifcate Of exemption dischargng
him from further liability under the draft, by reason
Of having paid the sun Of shgee hundred dollars as
Aforesaid. GEO. ", ROBE,
Provost Marshal and President ofths
Board Of Enrolment
July o3'C3-l7
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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1864-05-27

Marksville. A large fotilla Of gunbcsts went
up Red river yesterday morning. Heavy hrng
was soon after heard in the direction Of our bat
teries' at Fort De Russey The result IS not !
known. ~
Steele has retreated with the remnant. Of his
army to Little Rock, pursued by Price ana Mar
maduke.
+ Col Scott attacked the transport MISSISSIPPI
yesterday, opposite the mouth Of Red River,
striking her twelve times. A gunboat was shel-
ling our forces at the time The damage is uIi1
known, but there was great confusion on board
A cavalry dash was made on Sunday, on .
plantation adjoining Port Hudson, capturing q
| s,ockaade Fort, garrisoned by Is negroes. Six
| ty-6ve mules, and some horses and clothes were
also captured A mill was burnt and 20 Of the
garrison killed.
/ SECOND DISPATCH.
MERIDIAN, May 2O.--Little Rock papers @
the Sd announce tie return of Steele and MS
1 army to that place, followed by Price. Ihaye'
] ioined him at Arkadelphia.
The enemy are terrifying Little Rock. Pine
Bluff and Dardenyilie are in our possession.
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!. OBITUAfxIES.
1T. JAMES MCCALL,

~ KS
Company F, esd Virginia Regiment, qlso az g
chronic dyseRtery, at Atlanta, Ga., oc1oner ~
1855 aged 80 years. 4 z.,.s.,.:.
J. He was q man Of great frnflcss and decisioh
Of character, and tenaciousiy devoted 70 any
cause he espoused. He served faithfully as an
ofsicsr for more than two years; during which
time he acted patriots part on the battieneids'
Of Blackwater and Chickamauga.
AS gentleman, such was his bearing-saucs
his sense Of rectitude, that none knew him VINO
did not regard him most highly: AS q ffiena,
he was warm and constant, and ne a son ana
brother. he was ardent and atfsctionate. Ihe
writer knew him only in camp. 4;
In the death Of this noble young officer, inc
6sd has lost one Of its best officers the county
insMhich he lived, one Of its best citizens Ahs
Hriter offers his deepest sympathy to thesiamus
ii the Departed, bss G. I. SK .1Al, Iihape
Died on the 21st inst. in this county, Ct hls
| residence. Mr.. GtoRas w. WHlTE, IN the .oVtl
year Of lis. age. He did, attach himself ~
anx chnrch; but gave satisfactory evidence tiia'
his soul had been washedan made white NTH!
blood Of the lamb. He leaves a. large family
/ to mourn their loss. -
In thi this county, on the 18th March last, NAro
LEON G. WIRE, son 81 Mr.. George Ne. White llls
1 aged IS years. -, y, ts.,s, !. 3.
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(1peratiOns ON the SOutlside.
The Enemy Driven Back one Mile

/ RICHMOND, May 21.-A dispatch from y on.
Beaurcgard last night says, We have driven the
enemy back abouta mile along the whole extent
of his front and captured some prisoners
fine fight alluded to cohlmenced IN the lore
MON when our men drove the Yankees FROM
tieir rifle pits. ABOUT o'clock the enemy were
reinforced and attempted to retake the pits, but
were driven back with considerable loss Our
LAS in killed and wounded was about 3OO.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PErERsBuRc, May 2l.-The enemy are busy
to-day entrenching eight hundred yards distant
from, the entfenchments wrested from them yes
tertiay, under fire from our sharpshooters and
fiell pieces. a4
About 30 of the enemy's pickets have beer
brought in to-lay.
O6eias Dispatch from General Beauregard,.
RICHMOND, May 21.-A telegram from Gen
1 Beauregard, dated at Headquarters this morn
/ ing, addressed to the Secretary Of War says
..all was quiet last night. We remainin posses
sion Of the enemy's rifle pits and the grsui.
gained by yesterdays fight which was quit
4 severe, during q pmtsof the day, especially nea
Ware Bottom Bridge. Iregret to say that Gen
4 W. IL. F. Walker is missing. land il is feared =
fell into the .enemy's hands,. whist gallantl
lleadingshis troops into action. "
Il Sisned, So. g. I. BEAUREGARD,
-. a General.
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Prom the Charlottesville Chroniele.

Prom the Charlottesville Chroniele
We have been showen the following ek " ls'
from q letter Of an officer Of the lStb w Cay
alry. Imboden's brigade. Of May lath, 1864.
il refers to the fight Of Gen. Ia,bodsn which
occurred just before tie main battle near
New Market. -.
Before the charge, and while We were IN
line, the command to dismount vas gwen;
when eur noble Chaplain sang q hymn and
chen pray sd--she whole regiment leeehng. -
It was d solemn and impressive sitha Jast On
| the eve Of battle And God blasss our arms
with victory. The Chaplain prayed thai ssa,. y
| it should please God we might ycatter onr
enemies, but, Oh! preserve the hvss OF iiiese
| dear ones, and proiong tlrcm for Thy glory.
| Truly did God answer the prayer OF tue !. de
| Won't oId i,an-they Dets scattered 70 the foul
winds and zoe lost not q man, !" 4, H.. sss,..5
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a., Reot Ky. Ca,talry, will be buried by his
own Regiment, W it'll military honors at 8 I. NJ.
s'01 II Lieut., Col. mr. r. Pryor, Cavalry,
Wal superintend the military ceyemonles; asev.
s. n Cameron the, religious aceremcsiss, cam
mencipg 90 al O'clock, az enc Ffesbyter'aA
-t,hurcA. ss ,sssa ~ - -
These. marks of respect ars bat outward tes-
titonials Of the sreyerence we owe 20 the uls'in-
No token Of grief can Sufficiently express our
deem sorrow at the loss OF such man; 90 open
in his character, so noble IN has actson, ~ oaA.
and heroic in his bearing, few men nass s IN
eaualled, ssrd nor.e surpassed, tue sinsu''' a'
| sublime integrity of his litc
Oils bereayei family in q distant state, ms
fall is an ifreparabls loss HIS eou''s'
purer patriot, no, Drawer defender. IL .as.
The rerisnent df his constant care ana anee-
t;on will long feel his loss and mourn BIS IAN
II is onlv IN our higher faith that sail Is siel
the hes. We cam find consolation in cur gre,
| 1t this unexpected stroke from the hama sna'
I doth all thiHgs we'll. 49,,
1 But though the grave shall hide forever IRON
our view tie noble form Of that godlAs nun NJ.
his memory shall not perish frem our neAA - :
j nor his name be forgotten
Soldiers, We can best testify pur hlsn appls
citation OF his character, and our Eaetlhs 1Ass
ton for his kindness, by initiating his xamp4s
and following his pathway. which Will eysl, sAln
with the unfadins lustre Of, his noble deeas.
81 Let his memory be our cynosnre through III
and his last words, stCharge them my pffy
boys our raliying cry and song Of victory i
: Cor. GILTNER, Comdg. Brissd
n Epw; g. GuERRANT. A. A. Q. q -
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ADJ'T s INsp'R GENERALS OF 81
RicHMosD, May 10th, ls5A u

SPECIAL oRDEks, 81 Il
Ne. 11S. s
II Briratlier General JAMES Z. KEMrER will
take Immediate command N the Reserve Forces
81 the State of Virginia. He win complete their
organization, and place them ut once IN service
rs this end, he is authorized to employ all En-
rolling Officers, who are hereby directed 70 oDey
h;s INSTRUCTIONS He will establish hrs Head
nuarters at such point ~ he ansy deem best
Officers of the Quartermaster, Colnmissary'
ordnance and Medical Departments sre fequ1r-
ed to furnish all necessary facilities. s4
All Officers from the Sfasescf Virginia Ct the
Invalid Corps, and such Of the Regular Forces
"a are for any reason unassigned, will lmmedl,
ately. report to General Kemper. who 70 sutno.
rized to assign them temporarily 70 dusy witf
the Reserves. & r so
py command of the Secretary Of War,
...,s JOHN W. RILEY,
Asst ADJ Henl.
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TAX NOTICE.

yTyfIE Tax for 1868 is dne and now ready ior
collection, and in order that all may nav
An opportunity to pay II WILDE nj the following
named placessat the. times mestionea
/ Saltville, list and I'd Jul66 Whitley Fulfen y
Mil. Sd; Julius r. Dayenports 4th; 6feen
Spring,. 9Th, David Ranibo's, eth; Erlenesnst'
ssh; Old Glade Spring 9Th; CedarvIle Ipsh; uces.
son. 18th ands 18th, John Gohble's, sbFh; Cnng
Mills, 10th; Netermans 15thi John y. Horley e
goth; Whites Mill, 2lst, and ct my once -
abingdon each day thereafter. SUNDAYS siSsp Il
ed, until the list day Of july, afteg whasn N
fares not paid. Ill the receipts given sngect
Is correction, must be presented with the time
[ gpec;6ed above. The Assessors will pc pressns
% assess the. tax under the act OF llth feD y,
| 1864: ali free negroes are iablet TO taxsnon, aAu
/ must attend. JAS .. IN -. A 1,:.f
I Nav ~. 1S64Lf Coiiecfor oosa D - =.
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HANOVER JUNCTION, May 2M.

HANoysR Junction, May ( -. ~.
Grant commenced swinging his coiulnn =
arot,nd Of. our right on Friday. -e't 81 :,
Yesterday mbrning Grants forces occnpi-
ID Milford Station and Bowling Greer w.,
Yesterday evening about dark Gem Wfi,
cox was n front Of Spotsyivania - IL, ana
s forward portion Of his forsas and en-,
tered tered the senemy's breastssorks, and found
IN them held by a line Of skirlnishers.4 Grants
whole army being rapidly in motion On our
r;oht flank. neeessitated a counter mosemeat
% !, our side andthe abandonmens:sf ne bat
10 mr. ground 10 front of Spotsylsania q a.
~ Grant seems manouseripg for . position
n' The. enemy is reported to have been cut
n Loose from gfedericksburg, his base, e have
established depot at Port Royal and saiappa'
hammock. ra,,
Some little artillery firing vas hessd nea'
| Chesterfield 10 day; cause unexplained.
% DESPATCH.
| 81 R1cHnoSp 23d.
Gen,l Walker accidentally rode into the e enc
i my,s lines during the fight II the Dtn.a Inc.
fred upon him, his horse was kllieq ana Y
was severely wounded in she toot which e
onired amputatlon.s 80
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A mississippi Gfrk

The Brandon tMiss.) Republican, states
that Miss Nancy Nicely, daughter of Mr.
james Nicely, Of Rankin county Yose twenty y !e
yards of q, ia on Friday las, between sun up
and shutdown. Who cares if the ankees 90
blockade our ports as long ~ xeshaye such
girls in the Confedefacy? Is there another
Young lady in the county, StatelSr uontede-
racy, that can weave 90 yards u cloth per
dayy ~ ss sssiagg 5ss s.sasi
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From the Rappahannock.

HAN0vRR y FUNCTIONS Niay @zo'
] latest information represents the bulk OF
Grants army near, Milford depo. cpesD Dow
limo Green. with their pickets some i've or BIZ
miles this side. The impression Isl No cnances
ii an Immediate collision J.
Grant will probably require soms nne -
order to get ready to move upon tns. al
n,,int ut " M. -
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subsistence, &c., until arrangements can ps
made for their regular supply; and inasmuch az
delay may be incurred in their being furnished
Nth arms, it is specially enjoined upon all TO
bring with them 10 their rendezvous soeh ser.
,vicsable fire arms and ammunition as they may
have in their possession sg.s..A..1 ~ 80,
/ Nav eT-l# Drigmdsr General