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Corn and Flour Exchange. @
p,,,,,yaur, .Noyrmbe7 Al. Ices.

-..s-. oFFKRIEGs.,s, ~,
,1t.r, white ss4 bushels Red aA orspcis.
form white 50 bushels OLD 100 uur,ss. W Lsh.,s E
yellow SO bushels new. straw criored ~ ~ n'As -
new, Mixed. o2 bushels new Es busncH oiu'
500 bush
Rye.-i4o bushels.
W;yed Bs1ns.-ls bushels.
ITh,fS Beaas 10 busht Is.
WI White 10 bushe ls.
B,tck,chsat Flomr.-i6 6usheis.
FTnrseed "a bushels.
Dried IDplss IL 900 pounds.
SALES.
What nt-whi.e u bushels very g9oo ,,nn, ON H, =.
,o,,s aso bushels AZ "a IS: "a bushels Mediun ~ ~
a. Is "A bushels fair mt ~ TO- so DnsheIs 9, nn
" s,'. 10 bushels inferior at el 7s: 20 Desf's n
mtxed lots ut sIso. Total ttS onshets =, e. "a
bushels prime at ~: so bushels fair ~ o."
buEh"ls mixed lots Al Total !, ~, 10 bu.b.
Corn-White 80 bushels prime ora .. y -, ~ - &c
els good new mt Soc; 50 bushels damp pen ,ew
Total. $50 bushels. straw-col,red soc MiIed.
at 7sc yellow, 80 bushels goo.l new % sosi Tn,s1
so bushels new NJ 7sc. ia bushels Ola ~ SA' Ao'
Oais -les bushels very good at SIC. /; 70 onsnen
fair 1T 53c. T'ttI, l34 bushels.
Rys-23 bushels pri he on private terms NJ :
els Very .od stsl2s; 80 bushels good at Size. ~"
Whit BeGns-I0 bushels at 50.
Meal White. new. 10 bushels o. ssc. s1g
FIdrseed.-l2 bushels at 81 IS. ry ESQ.,
RE-EXHIBIIED.
Wh,nt.-white, 27s bnshels. Red 40 bushels.
Corn-White, ls2 bushels. Mixed, ia ousnciS'
Rvs-22 bushels.
FLOUR. !. n. sa ss;
y3rsAnia country, market lower and very irregu-
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OrFrCg CIIEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAIROAD3 !
P1cuaoSp. October 10, 1888.

RICWMOND, Iso5.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
lN stockholders Of the Chesapeake anu ONO
(late Virginia Gentral) Railroad Company lhat
fhn ANNUAL NETTING OF the company VIII De
held in the city OF Richmond on TIL CRSDAf Inc
Goth day Of November, 1868. -,
Eor the informst,on of the stockholders, the fol-
low ug extracts from the bylaws OF the Company
are published: o,,o-
4 II proxies tn represent stockholders ut gere-
raj meeting shall be In writing and signed by me
persnu thus transferring the power PArInersnips
may sign in the name OF tho pnrtoershlp, anG tao
signature Of either member or the hrm shall %
valid. it,,
NO proxy shall be valid given more than sixty
days prior 10 the mcptir Of the Company. .
aho proxy for Individual stockholder5 shalI paes
free going or returning from the meetings OF the
"Ihe books OF transfer shall be closed fifteen
,iays previous tn anv general meeting.
iStockholders will pass free going To and re-
ID. GARRETT,
oc AZ o,wt Noyos Treasurer"
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How GOLDMAN LOST HIS WATCH AND
MoNET.-Owen Ncstor and Berry Amos
made their third appearance before the
Mayor on Saturday to answer for unlaT-
fully obtaining $3.50 in gold and greenbacks
and a gold watch from Mr.. Henry Goldman.
1t appears that Amos met Goldman at the Ex-
change Hotel, and after going the "grand
round," brought up ut well-known
drinking house, where Nestor and one
Crump were playing "three-card monte"
Amos said he discovered q sure chance Of
making hundred dollars, and begged Gold
man to lend him that amount. If he should
happen to loose (Which was almost impossi-
ble), his house was just across the street,
and he would run over aad get the money
at once. Goldman loaned him hundred,
and more too, " thinking he looked like a
reliable gentleman" All was lost. Then
he suddenly found himself in house in
Locust alley, where the party played for
Goldman's watch, which went the way Of
the greenbacks and gold. Amos brought n
witness Zone Prince Harper) to prove an
abb, but as Goldman swore positively to
the statement given above, the Mayor de-
cided to let jury weigh the contradictory
testimony so the accused were sent on for
trial. They gave bail in the sum Of $500
each for their appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
old grand jury of this court presented
several indictments on Saturday, and were
discharged.
The regular fall term Of the court com,
mences to-day. Chief Justice Chase will
probably be here this evening, and will
preside tomorrow.
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bushels; three mashers, CTS bushels, equal
to 2,O25 gallons per day duty paid on ESQ
per day; fraud, 1,745.
" Rectifying house kept by Mr.. Price, ten
barrels day sent their balance to Joyner
& Slater, for which they paid FIVE dollars
barrel; it was put through P. A. Davis's
bonded warehouse, and after sundown re-
moved to the rectifying house Of Joyner &
Slater, and there branded rectifed.
"The late general inspector (Lewellen)
reported in March 230 barrels to Colonel
Mulford as rectifed by Joyner s. Slater.
All Illicit whiskey Of which there was not
any notice taken by Colonel Mulford--they
being within his ripg-Mulford's attention
was called by Lewellen repeatedly"
Such are the entries made in respect to
your distillery and yourselves. | perceive
from the certificate published by Mr.. Smith
that ne states he never made any charges.
What he designed, or under what circum-
stances he gave you the certificate, am
not informed. l have only to say that my
statements were based on these entries.
Respectfully, JOHN II. GILMER.
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EOR SALE.

EoRf fsALE.-zAs large and sdmirahly-.
II. CONSTRUCTED, AGTORY, situated at i eyya=
Vile. Charlotte county, Ytrginia1 together gitb
SCREWS and all other necessary Fl&II@Uafs I @ ioi
ordering and prizng tobacco, is ofered Ior sale II
narttas tnciined 70 engage In The toDaceo-prlzng
tmsiness. For further particulars apply 70
+ &C gt--Im NOGitSu " AAS
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BEATING HIS WIFE.--Benjamin Thomas
was fined by the Mayor FIVE dollars fol
beating the wife of his bosom.
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NV!ICE.-Application will be made to
I. il' utij"r OF the State OF Vir.inia for the
w sWai y,ii,"i ~ The following LOST CFit1 iFIGATES
TUNA nTA.tz kKGISfkRD ST0rK
,ST sSs t2 ana No 4 100 for Sloo dated March 1853
f'" A"ichs, 1859. no 7-Sam
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DAgENE INTELLaGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER ~ ISso; :,
Am riaes - 7.O6 Moon s.ts..... 49,. ~ !.
Jnn acts ~ 4ss! High tide A. NJ ...lI.ls
POET OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER "a, 1885,
la" .-.s h. -=.. ARRIVED. It'd s.r' 3 -a yfss
Steamer Eliza Hancox Clifford, Norfolk, ner.
chsndise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum
a... .lsr SAILED. ~ f- rar.f..., r.s p.
Steamer Petersburg Crelshton, PaIfilmore, i,n mer-
chandise ard passengers, Earyeys8 Williams.
steamer Saratoga. Alex ander, New YORK, mer-
cbandise and passengers w. G. Durham @ GO.
Schonners Robert Hsaly. Casper HefL and NORM
Pacific down the river, light
Schooner CLARA Bell, Baltimore merchandise
Curtis & Parker. -,
Schooner Thomas Patterson, Norfolk. .RoiIs'r2 Fl
~-+ sa MEMORANDA. .-..+a.,. z.
NORFOLK November 21-A rived, schooners y.
H. naryelG william aud James, and Curtis Ih-
ton from Richmond
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CIVIL APPoINTMENT.-0n Saturday
General stoneman appointed George S. Old
field member Of the Norfolk City Council,
vice Henry P. Worcester, resigned.
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Is BANKRUrTCY.-The petition of James
E. Mosely, of Charlotte county, was filed
with Judge Bond on Saturday.
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REsIGNED.-Mr. ]. o. Weed has resigned
the Office Of Assistant United States Attor-
ney for the District of Virginia.
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The BUTcHERTowN HoMICIDE.-The case
Of Nat. Cosby, who is charged with the
murder of cambridge Gilles (both negroes),
was called at the police court Saturday,
and, on motion Of the Defendants counsel,
continued until to-day.
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The CoURTs.-Judge Burnham's and
Judge Meredith's courts were in session
Saturday, but nothing OF public interest
transpired in either.
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T OST, on Friday, goth November, @ NE
| GorIABLE E NOTE, drawn by John T. Jones
and endorsed by GlaZebrook y 1h0mis, for five
hundred and five dollars. dated November u, 1864
sixty days after date. PartIe are warned against
taking This note. payment has been stopped We
will psy suitable rewai for the return OF 1t to u.s.
GLAZEBkOOK & THOMAS,
--s g.a.ar $50 corner Brook avenue,
no9a st4 and Adams 3treetS.
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OFFICE KIcHMoED AND pETERsBURGt
RAILROAD COMPANY.
prc,r1MnN,n Va NnYem hpr 4 1898.

NTOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of
" the stockholders Of this company Will be hela
Il the Office OF the company, No. sii Main stFeet
Top stairs) between Ninth and Tenth Streets on
Tuesday the 24th instant, at Il o CLOCK ~. ...
The transfer hooks will be closed IroEi tns iota
nnJ W tdn, ~ -tI"aL Treasurer.
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WILLIhM Il. DAVIS,
PROFESsg0NAE CARDS.

THOMAS W. UPSuuE, HENRY A. ATKINSON, JR.
PSuUR x ATKINSON,
L ATTURSEYs AT LAW,
uhl.e IL aw Building, Richmond, Va,
in"N1 ,S,i m al ~: cnurts OF me cdLy o. aten
lion given to coll, rttous. no 23-lt
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ETgNHS.'

CuEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD Company
TREASURER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA November 81, 1888.
A1OTICE.-The meeting of the stock.
" holders Of the Chesape. .ke and Ohio Rallroaa
Company will he hid in th. h.ll OF the House OK
Delegates at IL O'Clock onJ hUHSDA , nsIe So'h IL
slant. s.r.r. .-.r..~ l. UAlsnL i =, on., I.
no 2l-t2TthNov treasurer.
A NNUAL MEETING.-The arrual
~ meeting ofthe Richmond. Frederic kshurg and
Poiomac and hichmond aud Petersburg Railroad
tOSNECTtOS COMPANY will be held on
WEGNHSDAY the, 2sth of EareIaber, 1858 at IL
o'clock A NJ, at he office of the Richmond, Fred-
ericksburg aid Potomac Railroad Company In,
Richmond. ..-
no std j. IS. "INSt'N. S"crttNy.-
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STRAYED from my house, on, the EsH
- 10tb Instant, one large.size 'BRINDLEH.
cow No maj ks recoiIected. except one hum q.
ANY person returning the. cow To- my house on
Twanty-afih between CLAY and Leigh streets, will
be literally rewarded.
III. II. SHARH.
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no 22-5t*

r OST OR STOLEN, q small BLACK
IL LEATHER POCKET-BOOK. containing
but email amount Of money, and SOME dre-bl!ls
and papers which can be of no value except TO the
owner the payrnen: hav wing been stopped. A libe-
raj reward will be paid 10 the Under upon the re.
turn OF the book and papers to .he subscriber at
the office OF the Richmond Banking and .lnsu-
rance Company. x,..,proy
no 1876 s"a FpWABDsSlSloS.
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yXFO9D AND C0AL.-500 tons RED
" ali rGu aud STOVE Goals; 200 cord
OA- .ui PINE WOOD Also, GLOVER HILL
and Ill LOTHIAN LUMP COAL. All OF Whlcl
viii hr -olI 1t the lowest market rates.
ua.ry. co-ocr 81 seventeenth and Dock street:
ana >-yc1tecmth between Main and Cary streets.
oroQ WItT RGHTRfS.
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= rl'HfS.-A Alwoys ready, very test dry 0Af
a-a PINE NOGD, sawed and split. for klndlinf
lra coaEim" Saves expense and cost OF charcoal
~. t.L..I. PC>iP. celtifled the best. Order
from "a&ias, tottrell q Co., Main street. and
I5aE... Z v.trtn. Sastn and Ninth street, and q
tayn aad Fuel Factory, south SIDE LASH
81. 1 J. 4. WATKINS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

AIRS. FANNIE c., PITTMAN An
lfI nounces 10 her friends and he public lh.t
AND NDISSIRUMGNTALM MUSIC a. her reside nee,
on M street between Ninth and Tenth, No. sie.
no lT-eodlWS
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CUMBERLAND BITUMINoUS COAL.

Just received & cargo Of superior
CUMBERLAND COkI.-ALL SIZES.
Lamp for < atcS, average for engines, and fine for
smiths uSc.
This coal has double the strength of any other IL
BE market.
large supply oC
ASTH ACITE COAL
On hand suitable for foundry. factory, and family
use HAYES & MERRIMAN.
up?i FiSh!eenth and Cary streets.
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| t. KLOEBER, DENTIST, in asss
TSgr5igt'l 5g'ls kEAOIlEUL ARTIFICIAL SaIxSU
iIhLH IT,, III a. TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Per-
tsectII.,"Ia =. "Ia durability warranted. Call and see
'pSs.tEeAS u the work.
SerTVIHR the teeth.
hesth extracted without pain.
DfAl&! Rocns, s02 Broad street. oc 10
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BOsw AND FOUND.

"a -, RICHMOND, VA, November 90 1858. J
NAME TO MY PLACE, on the fiat EEN
Y above the Tredagar Irln Works. ont -&s-
18th n vember, YELLOW cow WIN u ~hito
sIreak down her back under her belly white; boles
In her horns. The owner Is rrque ted to come fof'
ward pay charges, and take her away .Gs =.
no 23-lt< .IHILlI hCbNF.
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.,.- -In-GI. 18th SThEhT
tttti " WALL, CEEW. WOOD.

y. .Tr--I 18th ST hAhT.
trAL. ". HALL CEEW. WOOD.
?t0AL WILL SOON ADVANCE.--The sea,
~ 5". for fT-g IS 20 hand ami consumers shoulo
L. g. 1n.r Writer'S supply Of fuel al once. nav.
o4 hand hNGiiG ACfTE-RED and WHITE
@SE-fIi UAIh Gus, LUMP. HA H. and AVE.
lA.c5. also, aEA8ONED OAK and .PlNF
WOOD.
~. e. -ad ara for Anthracite Coal, Cary ant
~ ss c.a streets,
ba--.91as coal ard wool lard, Fourieenu
rre ". EAhL CKEW.
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r OST, NOTE Of the Tredegar Company,
4 dated Richmond September .l,lssS, ht four
months for sl, sO7. 81, psyabl. 10 Dover Company.
m allied for New York Septsmbere, 1858. and never
received The public are cautioned not to pur-
'D''o - - LESLIE CHASE,
M IL Secretary and Treasur.-
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lENTALN E-REDUCTI0NE EyA
TIVTr,ii;N IN TIE PRICE OF ARTIFICIAL 0fTD
pTS u hc undersigned viii insert FULL UP
TTLE:r9 Or LtWER SETS OF ARTIFICIAL
! ga ior TWENTY To THIRTY DOLLARS
r.. -. O!d gold sets will be taken In exchange
easr<e o. q 'AAAti
"Ltlh and seventh streets.
-oet&-sM JOHN NAHDNY.
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u D! " 0 0 D! !

ro3L AND WOOD.-CLOVER HILL
" LCNr. H&IL, AVERAGE. and SMITHS,
.C0aL:EnDLCf HAN : AVERAGH and SMITHS
COAL BED ara WHITE ASH AM HkACiTt
COAL; SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD.
fOv sale - the lowest lnArEet rat es
Eftl.G- ". SNELLINGS,
Olace Fourteenth street near Mayo's bridge.
In
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G0S REWARD.-Stolen from my On
eDLO house on Sunday night, 18th In ~
stant, my small BAY MARE, six yeas old she
has a scar on each shoulder. made by snag, ard 8
white spot la the face. she Is well known TO the
people OF the county and city, as have been drf-
wing her to my suIky for two years. The above re-
ward will be paid for her delivery TO 1 or Tor in-
formation which will lead 10 her recovery. -.
- WILLIAM c. MOSCURE,
no l7-1wk Westhsm Locks posiofnce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23

TNSTRUMENTS.-Th attention of medi-
4 cal students is called to our stock OF !!lSSECI-
ING INSTR RUMENTS just received Also, iull
line OF POCKET CASkS. ~ -.
nols corner Main and Third streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-23

CTOLEN. FIFTY DOLLARS RE-TN
- ,WARD-Stoea from nv stabIep inZE2A
Albem. .rle near Lindsay's station Ihesapsaks
AMI Ohio railroad, on sunday nfzht the sth ho-
yember, aBhY MARE, ten years old well FORMED,
tr0ts and walks well, and beautiful tail when
travelling. and backs hsr ears when approachsd.
A small Scar In top OF right fore hOof lately graz
yalad also small scar ON ba dc ana t0p OF ir'Rhk
hind hoof and slight scar on inside OF hind kies,
a few white hairs In her forehead, snd Few under
her m ane near where the collar works.
no ll-eod7t< Gordonsyille postoGice.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

The FARMERS GAZETTE AND INDusrRI-
AL INDEX is the title of q handsome
monthly magazine just issued in Rich
mond by Col. S. BAssRr FRENcH, the
object of which is expressed in the
name. The first number gives ample
evidence of the fitness of the editor for
his post. The field into which he has
entered is most inviting, in that it of
fers the largest opportunity for useful
ness. We sincerely hope tho Gazette
will prove a success.
The PAETHENIAN is the name of nice
little magazine published by the pupils
of the Baltimore Female College. 1t is
embellished with steel portrait of VI rs.
VERTSER JOHNSON.
For TEN DOLLARS you can get BLEED
soE's Southern Review, The New Ec-
lectic and The Baltimore Leader-each
the best OF its kind-for one year. Send
on your money. 4
Cooley AND DEMoREsr for July, good
numbers. Cheap too. GoDgY 50, DEM
CREST 81 per annum.
Our "literary young woman" says
she likes the New York Home ournal
better than any paper that comes to
this olilce-it is so beautifully printed,
so interesting and so entirely free from
anything offensive to Southern lady s
taste.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03
THE PARAGUAYAN AMAzONs.

A letter from Buenos Ayres, OF the
Goth of May, gives the following con-
corning the women of Paraguay against
Brazil and the allies
Lopez is arming women, and letters
state that he has four thousand in arms
upon the Tebicuari, under the command
o + his chere annie, Brigadler General.
ess Eliza Lynch, the splnky Irish wo-
man, who is said to be the real ruling
spirit OF the war, the m Engagement which
is virtually in the hands of her two
brothers, who manage all, as Lopez is
represented to be pompous incapa-
BILE, who has holy dread of bullets and
steel. General Mrs. Lynch's headquq-
tors are i'm the rear Of the principal ford
across the Tebicuar!, the Immediate
defence of that pass entrusted to Lieu
tenant Coloncless Marguerite Ferreira
and Captainess Anti GIL, with their
commands OF women, while n division
under Coloneless lIcrreiro is posted
so as to attack in flank the invaders,
which might perchance drive back Ma
danes, Ferrcira and Gill. Women are
also charged with guarding the coun-
try and forwarding supplies to the male
camps, the principal one of which COW
ers Villa RIGA at which are Lopez's
great internal arsenals. Thus the dis
puted story of the AmaZonian nation
living on the south side of the great
river Amazon is about to be realized
upon the great river La Plata, and the
world is going to see men and women
pitted against each other by so-called
civilized nations OF South America.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03
TO CONSERVATIVES EVERYWHERE.

Having seen much suffering from con-
sumption, and knowing thousands of
dollars are yearly spent by invalids
travelling for their health, and on medl-
ciucs and physicians, we propose n SIM
pie recipe by which patients may be-
come their own physicians, and if not
too far gone, Will guarantee u perfect
cure if made and regularly taken accor-
ding to directions. The ingredients are
hoarhound, mullen, and molasscs-in-
gradients that are in reach of all, the
mullen growing wild in every field, the
hOarhound in almost every garden, and
the molasses to be had at any grocery.
The directions for making are to take Il
large handful Of hoarhound and boil as
stron0 tea as possibly can be made. -
Take up, then boil an equal quantity of
mullen i'll the same way. Take cup
ful of tho tea of the mullen and mix to-
gether in n suitable vessel, then add
cupful of molasses and stew, to syrup
the thicker the better. Take a table
spoonful or large swallow three times
Il day. Be particular in following di-
rectlons us to making and also rs to
taking it, and Wa will guarantee relief
in all cases not too far advanced.
The writer does not claim this recipe
as original wish himself, but has recon-
mended it in many cases with good re-
suits. As the ingredients'are so COM
mon and so easily obtained, 1t is best
not to make more than a quart at time,
particularly in warm weather, as the
fresher it is the better effect will be pro-
duced.
Papers of the country will confer a
blessing on this, alas too numerous
class-N orth, South East and West
by publishing the above rccipe---4u-
gIStd Chronicle and Sentinel.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03
DIAB0LICAL CRUELTIEs PRACTICED BY
THE RADICALS UPON NEGROES.

Among the methods of torture en-
ployed by these wretchcs upon the ne
groes to make them swear away human
lives was the instrument known us the
''sweat-boX". This we understand to
be box of wood, inside Of which the
victim is made to stand. The wooden
sides ofthis box,,by means ola screw
are compressed closer and closer, until
the individual can scarcely breathe
then stream of hot air or steam is
thrown upon the victim he is almost
stiiled; alpressure put upon his heart and
lungs until the agony of his position is
such that human nature sinks sundcr
the iniliction, and the poor creature
cries out that he is ready to testify to
anything desired. We assert that our
information is positive and reliable that
these Internal crueities have been prac-
ticed by the Federal military in Geor-
gia, upon black men in order to make
them swear away the lives of innocent
white men and respectable citizens be-
fore military commission "organiZed
to convict" and with murder in their
hearts.
One of these poor negroes thus tor
tured was kept there so long that his
knee actually burst open from pressure
oiblood. -NationdI InteHigencr. fTta
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION,

The Orange Memorial Association
met according to appointment Oh Fri
day evening, June 26, 1868, and was
called to order by the President. The
Secretary being absent, Jos. III. House
worth was requested to act.
The reports of the collectors being
examined, it was ascertained that the
aggregate amount of subscription was
one hundred and twenty dollars, to-
gether with a liberal offer from Mr.. X.
Stanard to enclose the grounds.
Capt. Brown offered the following
resolution THAT in view of the very
liberal donation offered by Mr.. David
Graham to the Orange Memorial Asso-
citation for enclosing and Identifying
the graves of the Confederate dead,
Resolved, That Mr.. Graham be elect
cd an honorary member of this Asso-
citation, and that the thanks of the AS
ISOLATION be rendered him.
The motion being seconded, Mr.. Ora
ham was unanimously elected an hon
orary member of the Association.
No further being presented, the As
ISOLATION adjourned to meet again on
Monday, July 6, 1868.
j. IL. HousEwoRrH, Sec'y. pro tenn.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-03
RULES IN BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Underwood has promulgated
the following additional rules in ban &
ruptcy: - ... H...
In all cases where there are assets to
go into the hands of an assignee, on
the written request of any creditor
the assignee must give bond for the
faithful performance of his duties in
amount with sureties 20 be approved
by the register or court before receiv-
ing the property, or any part thereof.
In addition to the fifty dollars de-
posted on filing a petition in every case
of bankruptcy, the sum of eight dollars
is to be paid tor printers fees for the
publication of the last notice, before
the publication can be made, and one
dollar for neatly engraved or printed
discharge on parchment paper. Also
in eases where there are no assets to
go into the assignee's hands. one dollar
for the assignee's report setting off ex-
empted property. No other fees are
to be allowed in casses where there are
no assets and no opposition to the bank
rupt's discharge.