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Judge Jonah Jones, a Western Judi.
cial dignitary recently delivered the fol.
lowing charge to the jury in the case of
one Film Crouch, on trial 70. stealinp:
"Jury, you can 60 out, and don't show
your ugly mugs here till you can find a
verdict. II you can't find one Of your
own. get the one the last jury used"
The jury retired, and after an absence
OF fifteen minutes, returned with q verdict
OF suicide in the ninth degree aud fourth
verse"
Then Judge Jonah Jones pronounced
upon Crouch the sentence:
"Flim Crouch, stan right up and face
the music. You are found guilty Of sui
eide for stealing. Now, this court sen.
fences you to pay 6ne OF two shilliugs,
to shave your head with bsggsust in
the barracks, and il you try to cave in
the heads Of any Of the jury, you'll catch
thunder that's all. Your fate will be A
warning to oths,s; and. in conclusion,
may the Lord have mercy on your SOUL"
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P @ E T R Y !,
The 0atside Dog in the Fight.

You may sing Of your dog, your eo,.om dog
Or of any dog that you please,
go for the dog, the wise old dog,
That knowingly takes his ease,
And, wagginS his tail outside the ring
=. Keeping always his bone in sight
Cnres not pin in his sound old head
For either dog in the fight.
Not his is the bone they are fighting for
Add why should my dog sail in,
With nothing to gain but certain chance
To lose his own precious skiny
There may be few perhaps who fail
To see II IN quite this light,
But when the Fur flies had rather be
The outside dog in the fight.
know there are dogs-injudcious dogs
Who think it is quite the thing
To take the pant of one Of the dogs,
And go yelping inte the ring;
But care not pin what all NAV say
In regard to the wrong or the right,
Ny money goes, as well as my song,
For the dog that keeps out OF the fight.
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THE
Southern Christian Advocate !
1867.

THIRTIETH VOLUME.
THIS WELL KNOWN RELIGIOUS
4 family newspaper, commenced ls Thir
'"th Volume in January, 1867. under the
editorial control of The Rev. f.. ii. MYERS.
ID. d., who has conducted it for the past
twelve years.
Devoted to Religion and the interest. of
the Church of Christian organ Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, in the
South h-Eastern States-of high literary
Misunderstanding among its contribute ors
and correspondents many Of the most emf.
nent divines 10 that Church. and giving due
attention to every question Of public i'm
portance, TO facts in Science and Art TO the
News, 10 the Markets. etc, etc, " C deem Il
The rery paper for the Family, where but
one paper is taken, and worthy a place
with the best, where several are taken.
Besides, il is empha tically the paper for
the poor man, (and such we all are now)
for il is cheaper, style and size considered
than any paper in the Southern States.
A. medium OF extensive country ad-
yerhsing il is the best paper in the South.
East, having wide range of circulation,
and large list Of subscribers in South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Alabama !
Any person sending $4,000. will be enti'
tied 20 copy OF the paper for one year,
for this service.
Those wishing TO subscribe may remit
by mail. or apply to the nearest intinerant
preacher Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, all of whom are Agents for the pa
per.
Terms Three Dollars for one year
Two Dollars fer eight month; One Dollar
for four month.
Invariably, Cash in advance. when the
money is exhausted, the paper is discontin.
ued
Address J. w. BURKE g. Co,
Sept. 1867, Macon, Ga.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR.

HOD willing, shall cause To bc publish.
~ ed, ut place, time and price hereafter
to be decided upon, n Weekly PAPER, with
the above style and title.
The general object OF the publication
VIII be the maintenance of the Christian
Scriptures as the standard of right, in all
questions which involve morality, whether
these questions nppertan TO man iudvidu.
ally or collectively, and whether arising
from his relation TO God or his neirhbor
EIJ"ining Conscientious obedience TO all
the ordinances of civil government not in
conflict with the law OF God, the CHRIS.
TlAN NElGiiBOR will be an uneouiyocal
advocate Of Christianity AS opposed TO war.
either offensive or defensive.
While neither politics nor other inconre-
NAL matter shall in any wise alloy; vet tho
principles of Christianity will be applied to
all matters, so far rs they involve moral
principle. Politics shall be excluded from
religion, yet the former shall not be exempt
from the application of the latter
Identified with the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, whose authority under God
~ paramount with me, and holding tie
principles announced, the NElGHBOR il
offered "a medium of advocacy of all the
interests Of Christianity in that branch of
he Church, and also ns al agency for EN-.
larglng and establishing in other churches,
and IN the regions beyond, that kinpd ON
Of Christ "which is not q { this world"
desire to ascertain, through the agency
Of AL who will so far interest thems.Iye,
what number of subs cribers (name, po.t.
office. County and State,) may be rrck koned
IN the beginning; the price governed ty
size of sheet for six or twelve months to be
forthcoming on the reception Of the frs,
number.
Let all communications be addressed
SID II. BROWNE,
July "a. Marion G. H., =. C..
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The Paris correspondent OF the London
Morning Post writes:
II have eudeavored 10 find out what
co'ored hair and eyebrows will be worn
this year. fhe artists 10 hair have me.
and agreed that dark eyebrows are to &C
company golden tresses, and golden eve.
brows black hair. Brown or ch.,,nu,
locks and curls are not to be tolerated
lt is not qnite settled II the cbigrou is TO
be maintained; it is believed not, IL a more
expensive and complicated decoration can
be invented. The complexion is 10 be
dead pearl pale, she lips very light pink,
and the mouth to be worn slightly open"
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GROPESTEEN # CO,
Piano Forte Manufac cturers,
400 Broadway, n. Y.

INHESE PIANOS, received tie Highest
Il Award Of Merit, at tho Words Fair
over the best makers fiom I.ondon, Paris,
is'mnnyr III" cities Of New York, Philadel.
Phln' baltimore and Boston also, the Gold
Medal at tho American Institute, for Five
successive years! Our Pianos contain tho
French Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Over.
strung Bass. Full Iron Frame. and sIl Mod.
ern improvements. Every Instrument war.
ranted Fiv" years. Made under the .uper.
vision Of Mr. J. III. Groves,een, VINO have
practical experience of over thirty.fys
years. aud il the maker OF over eleven
thousand piano forte. Our fnclli ties for
manufacturing enable u. 10 sell these in
strunenis from s 100 TO S3U0 cheaper than
any first class piano forte.
Dec. 8, 'G6-Iy.
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S P | G. E-B @ Y.

Prentice says; slufiiug improves the
fair as well as the fowl.
Ii seven days make one week, how
many will make one strong.
When is lawyer like donkey p
When he's drawing a convey ance.
Wooman's infooence IL powerful-es,
pecially when she wants enny,hing.
Necessity is the mother Of invention.
but 1t has never been accurately ascertain.
ed who is the father.
"Whosettled Virginia ,""John Smith,
""ho unsettled Virginia I" John Brown"
"Who settled John Brown 7" "Virg;nia. ~
Somebody says, "a wife should be like
roasted lamb-tender and nicely dress
ed" A scamp adds, "and without any
sauce"
A broker being asked the other day
how his child was, answered. aImost in
tears "Very i'll; l would not give over
two per cent. for bi, life"
A man named Tease has married q
woman named Cross. That's a lucky
tease. He teased her ill she agreed she
wouldn't be Cross any more
"My DEAR" said smiling spouse to her
other half "l'm going shopping to-day
and want little change" "Pooh !"
responded the savage, ",ha. would be no
change at all; you go shopping every
day."
A few nights since, party Of rounp
gentlemen in St. Joseph, sereaaded a
young lady. At the close Of their must
cal performance, card was dropped from
window by the young lady, upon which
was written the following: "Compli
ments OF the young ladies to Yankee
koblnson's meuagerie. The monkeys per
form admirably.
An instance Of connubial affection IL
narrated as occurring lately 10 New
Hampshire. A couple had qaarreled du
ring the whole term Of their married life.
Al last the husband was taken i'll, and
evidently about TO die. His wife came
TO his bedside, where, after she had seen
bis condition, the following eoIloquy en-
sued:
IVY, daddy, your feet are cold, you,
hands are cold, and your nose is cold"
"Wa'al, le. um be cold"
IVY, daddy, you're goiu' to die"
'Wa'al. guess know wot I'm bout,
IVY, daddy, watts to becum Of me il
you der
"Dunno, and don't care! What ]
want to know, is watts to becum OF me =
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A HOMESTEAD FOR SIS.
IN VIRGINIA.
200 Farms and 10000 Building Lots

200 Farms and 10000 Building Lots
For Sale.
In the COLD AMI Oil Regions IN Virginia
70 be sold in Shares, at S5, each as follows:
farm Of 100 acres,
containing gold mine, valued at s25,oOo
l farm of 80 acres,
containing coal oil, valued at 10000
farms of 80 acres each,
containing gold ore, $4,000 each, $4,000
farms of 40 acres each,
containing coal or oil, 50 900 each, O 900
10 farms Of 20 acres each,
containing coal or oil, 900 each. 10 600
20 farms Of 10 acres each.
containing coal or oil, $500 each, lO.OQO
l60 farms Of 8 acres each,
containing coul or oil, 500 each, l6 900
400 RappahpnnUck city lots,
200 by 100 fee. each, $50 a piece, 81 900
400 Rappahnnnock city lots,
100 bv 100 feet each, $40 piece, l6,OOO
400 RappahanHork city lots,
90 by 100 feet each. $40 a piece, 5000
800 Rappahannock city lots,
25 by 100 feet each, $40 n piece, 5000
5000 Clifton lots,
25 by 100 feet each, S5 piece, 10000
O,2O0 shares, amounting to $500 900
Certificates Of these shares will be en-
closed in envelopes exactly alike, sealed ",
mixed together, numbered on tho outside
and deposited in boxes. Any person send.
ing 80 cents can order any number he nav
choose. If he is pleased with what the
certificate calls for. he can then send $500
and obtain DEED for the land no matt
tar what it may be, whether a lot worth
from S5 TO 80; or farm worth from 100
to 10000. All farms worth over ! 900 will
be redeemed in greenbacks, should it be
preferred, subject tot deduction Of 90 per
cent. Any number Of shares can be taken
by individuals. Clubs will be received n:
10 per cent disc cunt. Address with mon
ey and stamp enclosed for return postage
T.. BAUDER,
Rappahannock City, Culpeper Co. Va,
via Pine View, Fauquier Co Va.
+. S.-Rappahaanock city is in the
midst Of the Gold Region" in Culpeper
County, and Clifton IN the "Oil Region" in
buchanan county, on Louisia Fork of Big
Sandy River. The shares are cold so
cheap to Induce settlement.
Sept. 10. 1867. 3m.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Camden Mail.
Departs Monday and Friday at 8 a. m.
Arrives Tuesday aud Saturday at p. m.
Mail closes Sunday and Thur sday at 8 D. m.
CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives Tuesday aud Saturday at l2 IN.
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Mail closes Tuesday aud Saturday at n. H..
PINEVlLLE MAIL.
Departs Thursday at 6 a. m.
Arrives Friday at 1 p. III.
Mail closes "Wednesday at p. m.
JEFFERSON NAIL.
Departs Thursday at = p. IN.
Arrives Saturday 1t IL a. IN.
Mail closes Thursday at IL III.
CAMDEN via Liberty Hill.
Arrives Friday at ii n. III.
Departs Friday Nt Q p. III.
Nail closes Friday at IL IN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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US Communications recommending candi,
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S L K Y + N S H0 u Sc.
2l, 20. 25 & 81 Broadway, New York.
OPp"siie Bor!ing Grten.

''N iiis TsNN Il.AN.
WIIE STEVENS HOUSE is wei, and wid.,,
Il known to the travelling public The
location is especially suitable to merchants aud
business msn; It is ia close proximity to ,hs
business part ot the city is OF the highway OF
Southern aud Western travel-snd ali,cent to
all the principal Railroad ani Steamboat d-pots.
The Stevcu- House has liberal accommodations
for over 800 guests-it il well turnis ishc,i, and
possesses every modern improvement for the
comfort and entertainment OF its inmates. Tho
ROOMS arc spacious and well ventilatc,-proyid.
cd with gas aud ~stcr--the attendance il
prompt aud respectful-and the table il gencr.
ou''y provided with every dclcscy OF the sea.
son--at moderate rates.
The rooms having zen rcft,rnisheJ and 70.
modelled, We are enabled TO oner extra facilities
for tho comfort and plcasuse o. our Guc.,s,
GEO. X. CHASE 4 CO.,
june i2' iSO'-bm. Propretors.
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N Y. ADVERTISER ENTS.
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HENRY, MOORE Il GENUNG,
Manufacturers and JobLersof
CIOTuIMG


CLOTHING,
No. s22 Broadway, opposite 81, Nicholas
Hotel, New York.
Philip Henry, jr., formerly OF IIenrys,
Smith g. Townsend
John Il. Henry, formerly OF Salisbury g.
Henry.
Alex. T. Moore and Isaac r. Genung. for.
merry with iicnrys, Smith & Tcwsssrd.
We have ready a large, handsome and
well assorted stock of
Ready Made Clothing,
manufactured by us exclusively for tho
Southern Trade. which we are prs.
pared to sell at LOW PRICES and on
Liberal Terms.
OGr Stock is ada pied in material, style,
lengths and sizes, exclusively to the South,
and comprises goods from the lowest priced
to the fines, made, including a large assert.
ment of goods for
Freedmen's Wear.
The recent decline in wooden and cotton
fabrics will enable US 10 aif.r Clothing Mt
much lower prices than it has been sold for
at any time since 1860
Cash and close buyers from the South
are invited to examine our stock before
purchasing. as we believe can offer them
great Inducements.
We will be happy to receive orders, and
our long experience in the Southern busi-
ne.s enables us TO make selections which
will be certain TO give entire sali-fsciion.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent
by mil il desired.
HENRY, MOORE & GENUNG,
522 Broadway, New York.
Sept. &c, '67-4mo
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100000 furnished the u. S. Government.

100000 furnished the u. $. Government.
Army Revolver, 44.lOO in. Cnlibr..
Navy Revolver, 3G-IOO in. Calibrs.
Belt Revolver, Navy Siz. C,libre.
Police Revolver, Navy Size CsIibre.
New Pocket Revolver. 81 100 IN CaIihrs.
Pocket Revolver, (Ridcr'a ptJ 81 600 in.
Calibru.
r. 'pea'ing Pistol (El!io, pt) No - ard 81
Cartridge.
Vest Pocket Pistol, No. -, 80. ~ and IL
Cartilage.
Gun Cane, No. y ami 30 Car,ridp..
Breech Loading Rifle, (B,a,sJ No. 81 and
3S Cartridge.
Revolving Rifle, SO and la.lO0 in Calibre.
l.. REMINGTON & SONS.
LION. New Nurk.
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RE.NI.NGI'ONS

f | Il Il A II NJ S
SOLD BY TIE TRADE GENERALLY
A LIBERAL DIsCoUXr TO DEALERS.
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PRINCIPAL AGENTS.

PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
M""rc q Ni"h"lt, New York.
WIN. Read g. Son. Boston.
los. &. Grubb, & Co, PhilAdel pLis.
fonltney g. Trimble, Baltimore.
Henry Folsom a. Co. New Orleans.
Johnson. Spencer Il Co, Chicago.
VI. knmscy, y Co, ST. Louis.
Albeit q. Crane, San Francisco.
June II, CT ly.
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Iautn5trr TtAgtr.
Published every Thursday Morning.
BY
CONNO1sS ~ CARTER.
EDITORS AND pRoPRIEToRs.
w. NJ. CONNORS, D.J, CARTER
TERMS:

For one year ia advance, saoo
For six months " tn
For thee months, Co
No name will DO entered until the subscrip.
tion priceis paid.
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JOB WORK
VIII be executed with neatncss and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
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r O ID 7 Us
Horse and Cattle Powders. S.

This preparation,
long and fuVorably
known, will thor.
oughly reinvigoratc
broken.down and
low spirited horses,
by strengthening
and cleansing the
stomach and inteS-
tines.
IL Is n sure pre-.
vsntivc Of all dis
cases incident to
WEIR EI.ANnERS
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DIR. j. II. MYERS,

Physician, .oujycon anil -icc0@cheur,
nESIRES to inform the citizens of Olym-
IL pia and surrounding country that having
become permanently located at this place
would respectfully offer his rroie >sional servi-
ces in the various branches of his profession.
With an experience Of eighteen years as a
Physician, and strict attention to all who may
favor him with a call, he would confidently
hope for a share of the patronage Of the pub
lie.
Particular attention given TO diseases Of wo-
men and children, and to all affections ofa
private nature.
BOY Office at Turner & Whites Drugstore.
Olympia, W r., July :, 1867. 3j:tf
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