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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
Snake.

They have snakes for bcd-fcllows out
in Ohio. The Circlevillc Union tells
the following:
A Mrs. Wilkins, living near Circle
Vile. while making her husbands bed,
the other morning, discovered under
one of the pillows black snake, which
measured, when killed, five feet eight
inches in length. Mr.. wilkins heard
the reptile moving on the bed two or
three nights previously, but supposed
il to be rat.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
The Financial Problem.

The New York Herold has consist
emily and persistently advocated the
greenback theory in the payment of thu
public debt. In the Saturdays issue Oh
that paper it says the members of both
Houses are anxious to bring the session
to close, so as to go homo and look af-
ter their own interests with their con-
stitucnts. 1t then adds the following
remarks in regard to the probable re-
suits of the elections upon financial
questions
son returning home they will find
the current of public opinion running
in q certain direction. Each member
who is a candidate for reelection, and
every new candidate folsthc new Con-
gress will be apt TO shape his course as
far as possible TO the prevailing views OF
his people. In this view we may rca-
sonably expect Butler, Stevens and Pen
dleton on money matters, will be sup
ported by an overwhelming majority in
the next House of Representatives, the
bulk Of which is to he elected in the
coming October and November
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana of
the great Northern States lead oil in
their Congressional elections in Ccto-
Der, and the results. we dare say. will
90 very far to show that Il predominant
idea, East and West, andamong the peo-
pie is that every legal cXpedicnt calcu-
lated 10 reduce and eXtinguish this gen.
eral burden of the national debt and its
taxations must be adoptcd--that the
people will not have this thing contin-
ucd indefinitely, but will demand such
measures Of legislation as will afford u
fair prospect that the present generation
! will live TO be relieved of all these
I heavy taxes and official spoiations ami
| corruptions resulting from the national
D debt. The payment of the interest un.
. til the time for the payment of the
. principal of these different sorts Of
t bonds is fully due will not answer
y The people want the principal itself eX
= tinguishcd rs fast as the means and lc
G gal advantages possessed by the gov
G eminent will permit; and upon this i'm
= portant question we expect, we say. il
= the coming October Congressional. cleo
J. tions, an overwhelming popular vindi
5 cation of the general opinions o
o Stevens, Pcndlcton and Butler Oh til,
II bonds and their redemption.
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Fled with the Funds.

RICHMOND, July 23.-Lieut. VIM. S.
Nacray, Goth U. S. Infantry, fed from
Lynchburg yesterday, with considera-
BILE amount of money obtained by
fraud. Dispatches have been sent to
all military departments to effect his
arrest.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
Mexico to be Sold Out.

A letter from the city of Mexico says
leading paper there had an article in
timating that coalition of European
powers with the United States was be-
Ing discussed. The aim of which will
be to divide up Mexico and sell it out
70 the American Government.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
pcrils of the Dead.

An undertaken in Pittsburg recently
agreed to bury negro infant; buf on
his way to the cemetery stopped to
take u drink, leaving the box and body
outside. A boy stole the box, tancyinS
it had something nice inside--thc IN
dertaker sought for it in vain, and it f.
nally fell into the hands of the coroner
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31

On MONDAY drunken woman in
Cincinnati, on being prevented from
going down stairs in rather scant cloth
ing, made short cut to the ground
through third story window.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31

VALUE the friendship of him who
stands by you in the storm; swarms of
insects will surround you in the sun
shine.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-07-31
Robbery in New York.
\ New York dispatch says:

On the morning of the 9th of July it
was discovered on opening the safe of
the Importers and Traders Bank, on
the corner of Broadway and Murray
streets, that $4,000 in bonds and cash
had disappeared. There was no evil
dence, whatever, of any burglary hav-
ing been committed. All knowledge OF
the affair was confined to the officers OF
the bank and the police until it leaked
out yesterday. No trace has yet been
obtained of the thieves or their booty
A Texas man gave it as his opinion
when importuned to take out policy
in a life insurance company, that fell
lows life was so mighty uncertain
about there it wasn't worth insuring.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
srAtNToN.
scalawaSs'

Ten or twelve years ago, stanton was
in , state of discord. Political ana rei,-
r;ous dissensions had invaded the bus'-
moss and even the social circles. mere
was no harmony, no corporation Az
the outbrcaking of the war, the peop'e
were drawn together. A new oruer Vi
things was instituted. This mas pee"
kent up since the war. once a wecN'
regularly, the ministers OF the various
denominations meet together for broth
ariv disroitr.r and the advancement Oh
henoticent measures. The conSresa-
t;ons have followed the Christian eA-
annie OF their pastors. Harmony Is
restored. Families Interchange ''s'ts'
Business men cooperate. Every o"e
has the good will of the town anu y
each other at heart. The choirs oil 'i''
J,t,crcnt churches meet regularly ant
are taught by a master OF music ii'"o'
.ucb church music as you hear IN ut
thor town In the State. Hence
friendly, helpful spirit, "hich perNaac
the very atmosphere. This is the grea
secret of the prosperity and advance
) ment. of Staunton, white other 10" u
t are langul.hlng, I'et MS initiate ''"".
. ton, and we will share her prosperi'
= and her happiness
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
THE UNIVERSITY OF VA, DR. MAUr1S'

Our readers will find on the hrst page
Of this issue, the brilliant and so'il-stlr-
ring speech of Gen. PRESTON before tiic
itararv Societies of the University oil
Virginia. Also some remarks maze ps
Cen. HAMrToS. Both Will be READ WIN
,,..eure. In another column on TINS
mace. will he found an interesting re
mort to the Faculty, which shows tha'
the University is pressing forward 'or
Tho nrizes of what the world calls ''pro-
gress." ..,.,. ,,.s
been very great success. 1t is certain
that II could not have been success u
IL, business matters had not been wei
managed. The Chairman OF the FAC
u,tv has managed these matters. III
England, the head of so great a schoo
yould have a sounding title' ana muc'
,oise would be made about him. ID"
this most umpretendns of men care
neither for titles nor for fame 70
nearly score of years, he has been con
tent TO do quietly q vast work. lha'
good machinery which runs "'lhou'
snund, Or. MAuPIS makes no speecic'
writes no articles for the papers. Ii
Sc onc of those .ssilcnt workers,
whose praise CARLYLE can never ;"
, enough.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
MERCY At LAST,

Governor Merrill on Monday par
1oned Mrs. Catherine Macardle, the
old lady who has been in the'State pen
itentiary tor four years. rms olu wo
man full of maternal devotion, hero'c-
ly sacrificed herself to save her son from
the gallowt. The son had Killed MS
father. and the mother t6 avert the
doom of her offspring, claimed ana con-
fessed that it. was she who had commit
ted the murder and on her own conies-
sion was condemned to be hung. GoV-
Stone committed her scnteac 10 lmprls-
onment for life. The poor woman az
ter one or two attempts to commit SUI
eide in the JACKSON county JAIL, was IL
nally sent to the pehitentiary, ana III
the gloomy clasp of that prison she iiaS
been for four years waiting and praying
] for death. When we visited the penn
| tiary last fall she was shrivelled III Dody
and nearly SO in mind, For four year
She had received no word or tldlhS
from her friends. Sixty five years OH
with her right arm palsied aud helpless
abandoned by all of her blood, a v'ctii
To heroic motherly devotion, ana VII
tho liuht of earth and seemingly tlat
Heaven shut from her,.she was tr'il
as sad an object as ever trod the win
nrcss of woe. Many persons have II
tcrested themselves in her Dehall ~
: at last through the Kindness OF ~
Governor the chains have been strickc
: from her aged limbs aud she Is ohc
more free, but we fear not happs''
i Des1aoi,,eS, Ioud State Register.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17

teeming soil Of the tairest stare oi tue
grand Mississippi valley, ought 10 DC
received with the greatest favor ana
confidence, it needs but union OF the |
great masses who are tired OF war, ana
of strife. and OF usurpation and outrage
and anxious to restore sectional harno-
nv and equality and prosperity to the
whole country, to achieve Tor 1t a great
and glorious victory.
Whatever our individual preferences
may have been, the duty Of every one
of us at the South is - unite hearth!
,ipon this ticket. Upon its success
rests the happiness of those VINO arc
dearest to us, Priceless interests are
AZ .take-tLe rescue Of the South from
booro domination aud from the war Oh
races that must follow-no less IL III
crafty the friends Of Mr., PkNpLEroN ~
know that SEYMOUR was fofceu INV
nomination by the PENDLEToN men II
the Convention. The HANCOCK men io''
loved suit. and the nomination Wa
made unanimous amidst the wildest GU
| thusiasm. Let the fires he kinuied, III
tocsin rung, and the war-cry raised lou
and long and fierce, The great Democ
racv of tile North are a: our backs, an
we po forward with energy TO resVo'
liberty and to e8tcrminate forever III
detestable brood of carpet-baSgers AL
scalawass.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
PERSONAL.

.J,xrs +. CLARK, ESP. 81 inc i'"r"y
Courier has bcen nominated By the 0o'i-
serystiyes of Page for the Legislature
from that county. Mr.. G. is son oi
Tho Rev. ions CLARK, lately of Stafford
county. Like his venerable and esteem
ed father, Mr.. JAMES +. CLARK Is sen-
tleman OF enlarged Information, anu =
as true to Virginia as the needle 10 W
tho mole. SO KELLY says, and lie khoWs'
Mpssrs. joins Il. JAMES and IHos' ~
,,o,,srox have taken editorial charge Oh
the rincastle Herald. We know MIR.
JANE. but slightly; Houston we kno"
we'll, lie is team of much horses ana
many bells, Was once lecturer o"'
has reformed. lie is man OF partS-a
deem man-holds three even quarts hV
stretches an additional gill at com
mcncemcnts. Is equal to LYLE, l'Eroh
,v and CARRIER combined. Under III
manacemcnt. the Herald will be al
out-on-out white mans paper ana al
,blc one. lie is rough rider and wear
no gloves.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
syyMouR's CHANCES,

A special dispatch from New York 10
the Washington Express, contains tue
following. -. ,,;,,,,t
mir. Seymour said to me last night,
ot the Manhattan Club, that lie Nas
sincere in his desire not to be the non,-
NEE. but that now, accepting tue POSI- posi-
ton and all its responsibilities, he wolilu
cnter the contest with all the energies
Lc possessed. Mr.. Voorhees, informs
me that Indiana will treble oil,9
majority for Seymour and Blair MI
Richardson also says Illinois Is certa a.,
RIair has 10 doubt Of Missouri. ING ,
New Workers say their State Is gooe,
tor a hundred thousand majority an ,i
pennsylyanians tell me their State WI
tive thirty thousand. The nominations ~
ire the principal topic OF conversation !
/ peoplp have got over their surprise ahe
the enthusiasm is unbounded.'
The Express is a paper of good ch"'
acter, and its correspondence IS ge''er
ally worthy of trust, but productions
about maiorities must always be take'
with a grain of salt.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
KILL HIM! KILL HIM II

Tho Editor of the Pail Mall Gazette Is
sororc mon womans' rights ideas it
Savs. .sWe believe that 10 system ol
I"w whether it relates to property, 10
,"w or to political rights, will ever
b. be really just--that Is, generally osht I.
9o;oI"Inless it presupposcs and Is
founded upon the following principles =
n flfssi t Is' that we have more moral, in,
.niinctrni, and physical strength than
- h.ve: that we know more, feel
, NV. 90" can DO more, are their superiors
IN nyery sense in which one class Of be-
in iug. can be superior to another. sec,
nnS5llv, that families are in the nature o
e emaiI Governments, and that the con
stitution Of those governments shoul'
he monarchical, the husband oc'hs
king
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANGE

In appealing to our fellow-cit.Hcn "
the county of Orange, we do nov 6el
called upon to resort to the ehtreatWvs
erencraIiy used on such occasions. we
t,;nr we know our countrymen wen
omnm,h to assert that they do not re-
live snch entreaties, but need only 10
d.iscertain their plain duty to perform
!, nromntIv, faithfully, generously.
~ lesire to state the simple tact that
Or.noc is behind all or nearly All her
a;star counties in discharglng me sa-
oreI duty Of burying the Confederate
load T. it because Orange is Denlllu
other COMMITTEES in humanity, patr'otis,h'
sympathy for those who feii IN ner oc
| cence. or in devotion to duty Nol "9
Nh, This backwardncss has occutrcIi
snlely because properly orSani,nI'
moy9ment has never before Decll li :t..
turated, Give them the opp9rtuliioS
AND the people of Orange, WIN We als
j very sure, prove themselves ..c 49, NO
in every good and noble G,N wGpt' W or thc
Ec onP,h Here. then, in the Memorial
ISsoriation lust organized, anu olhccIl
IT. citizens whose characters are wei,
Lnown to YOU, is the opportunity S''
desire. ,,,o tru.h embod
icd in the eloquent speech oil frGslo,';;
'' s.rhcrcVirsinia sits cnthronedim ilis
49, the feet of her conquerer' istcii
$ G ~ Jrcarily to the wall of her pale an
tS,"u.evcd daughters, anu gazing
: hor dsad sons ia their blood stilll uIl
u tnr,hoI, OH hear that sacred aus
5 .ottiv 70 the mothers feet, and ptu nc
S waISS again to life, Tell her, IN pio,
o "%e that as long as the river nov
= ,,hcrn Jackson fought, as long rs I'll
mountain stands where Ashby leli'
he iono as faltering tongues can syil' =,
tho names Of Stuart, anu liiil, anu ~
Al pearams. and an hundred thousand or
5. crs7as long as Mount Vernon anu No,
10 ticello look on her plains-as iol,S
,e blood and ashes can fcrtiliLe ner c'a
10 as lonr as the incense OF aru.n h y,
n, Right goes up to God OF hr,''"' =
I'd seed osVrginia cannot perlsn' ST., PRO
NJ Come especially you to whom ~
l oon I'M so beautiful and so just tri
in putc Won 1.-The women OF virginia,
~ al TOR rs. fed us clothed us.alld ~
hr. ,,o,y york and weep, and pray, anu yo
~ ,.r reward will be that yotlr pray
I'm 70 a G cd of Right, and by the
~ Cor Of woman's tears and women ; pra
81, ~ thot God. in his own good Time,
,'r c,;,,c ms deliverance and liberty
%, s CONC women Of Orange, strctcn
~ ,,'n,. fair hands in behalf OF the Asso
en- Atom and :he work is done; success ,na
hts hts s sertain. Remember, fathers, mothe
hrnthers. sisters, overs-remcmoer! y
own dead. and think how gratei'll
ac'S ,,o,,ld no lit these dead lay sun uhp
a.. iodl to the friends who ShonlV pea'
INC precious dust softly away rom
and ticlJs and forests and give IL = hil7'
de- burial in some beautiful cemetery,
ion In conclusion, we would respetctl =
my remind you tnat .'hc gives tW twice !; .
nth, n,ho gives quickly" contribute
rn- l Ei@ g Or small, may be lett with .t,i
cor. President, the rreasurser' Mr. An: an
and som. or at the Native VoPIa.i'am oil'ce
lin BY ords, of the w Ais1Ils'%!Gss, , Pres
mp q ". BAGBY, Secretary
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
Aafi6e WiteiniarI.
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

postmastors are required to give NOTICE ~, ~
letter when IA subscriber does no, utNe ne
bsuar from the office; and give tle le5 ~, ~,
~ tts not being taken. Neglecting 70 o. 49, ~
tnai,ns thc postmaster esponsible to the pun
,;Sher TOR the payment: ...,o. ,as,,larlv
ANY person who takes paper refulai
,.,,n, he nostoffice whether he has suDsctio. s
80 ~, not is responsible for the payment oi
the subscription. ,-..,.. ,,soort Ir,irt
must pay all arrenrages, or .ao pun Is malls
and collect the whole amount, Whe'net IL Ii
taken from the office or not. .nt,,ns; "
The courts have decided ina, rt ,ns nes L
s,n,ce or removing and leaving them unealt
nj for, is primo faefe evidence OF i"teh'lo""
fraud.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
CAPTAIN CHARLES L. C. MINOR.

We are glad to learn that MI i, =, a.
G. MlNoR intends to open = cnISs,e@,
school in this city and make k Mmer u !
his permanent home me: ,r S,r, ." and a
t MacIv' o of much experience and skill
i iIe has for two years been filling fnc Ct
ecssfnlIy the position of President oil
the Maryland Agricultural Coli & ge Tho
lie will be valuable accession W eho
profession and to the society Vi 10y nv"
burg VTgintdn.
We congratulate Lynchburg upon
rho accession to its society OF so h'gh-
toned and accomplished a geht'ci."'
and upon having, what it has SO io"s
needed, tirst-class male school, con
Quoted by q soldier, scholar ana
thorough-going, enthusiastic Virginia"
onc Of the oldcn time, albeit he Is s.
| Young q man.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
THE WAY OUR CANDIDATES SPEAK OUT

Extracts from Coz, SepnourS speech an he
$50 of Ntu York, june the 10Th. 1865.
We should support with hearty zeal
,,,crv ,,nholder of constitutional rights.
Without Il general amnesty, and the
restoration of the suffrage to All the
whites ia the south, a great STANDING
army ranyt bc a permanent INSTITUTION,
II the policy of selfish ambition ana
nf sectional hate is put down, our cotill-
try will start upon a new course Oh
nrosperity, and all classes Will reap Ill
common the fruits of good government
| Every man who Is not blinded by
hate or bigotry, looks forward with nor
ror to the South under negro domlia-
ton. ~. az. >ro.tt
and the South, the soldier, tle sailor
in ships. or in the field, the taxpayer
and tie bond-holdcr, by one uHitrd CT
fort. drive from power the common en-
cmies of liberty, honesty, honor, right
and constitutional laws
Extract from letter from .ienefdL France
p BIair; dated June 30h lS6S.
There is but one way TO restore IN
. Government and the Constitution, an
that is for the President elect 10 &c
clare these acts tthc recohStructlo
, acts. null and void, compel the arm
. to undo its usurpations at the Sootl
Jisperse the carpet-bag State Govern
mci,ts, allow the white people 20 REQ
ranizc their own governments Ill
elect Senators and Representatives.
We must have President who WI
IS execute the will of the people by traml
if ling into the dust the usurpatlon,s3
Congress known as the keconstructi'
acts.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
The Grand Procession. on t

The Grand Pf0CeSsIOH, on TT
morning of the Exhibition, vii, DC , UNI
usually gorgeous and grand, In 1t W.T. WI,
be borne two tr:rm2ha Cars; on ny
Ton Of ONE will b. EUGENE Su IL
ROUNDED BY LIONS On tue ON Nr11
or seated side by side, LENGhE \ \ -
4 ROYAL TIGER The onI nn'
ofbis species that ever permitted NM
sell to yield to the will of man.
Rearitin your mind tn at TN th Is
s,r;ctiv Southern enterprise 'nnd tl,e
Prorrietor and Managers pledge ti Ir,i ~
selves that the disputable' OF AT .t r"c.
questionable lyle of advertising ~ l; u, NO
Hons they do no present S man, !" b MT
instance be resorted to ny t lien n,,, Ji,
that every promise made to the p"o'C
shall be kept to the letter
July II 1868. -----
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17

,~In Democratic times Congress
held sessions averaging four and a nan
months in a year, and the members re-
ceived eight dollars day wlren AZ worn, :,
Now # Is in session all the time' anu
tho expenses average over ior'y-h'c
doll,r.aday 60 each member.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17

,Up Some of the Divisions oil the
Sons of Temperance in Richmond are
taking action to disconnect themselves
from the Grand Division OF Virginia
and also the Grand National DIVISION
rho reason of this action is the admits
sion OF negroes into the Order Ill tue
North,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
HERR ELIZA LENGEL,

Accompanies this Colossal Commune Ni.ni,y
,ion. and at each Exhihitlon uisPi"y
their MIRA culous power ann iiuoln'" nf
BILE courage, by entering ,,np " I'M
TIGERS, LIONS, PANlllEh'' nv
LEOPlRDS
For list of animals and general pa Rail- Ru,
600 pictorial Posters, Descriptive niils' Du'
lcstins, ETC.,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
W Nh w W IT
q ". RAGBY, Secretary

Nv Coo. Hubbard a worthy young
man, aged eighteen cars, wa !, s't thr Wiz vii.
killed by worthless B D3.i.oia ~. cn,Inty
hare OF Darlesvillc, Berkeley county
the oil or day
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
NEW GOODS

SPRING AND So NJ NJ L II.
JHAVE Just received my stock OF
l. new spring and summer Goods a,d 4 @rienJs
stpnaraiiy to call and examine for themselves
Scfore purchasing. Give me q talr trlai anu anu
have no doubt Of being ahle 70 pie''sS w"
soIes nj the forrest prices for cash;
SUI havc also lust received lot OF Lxtrn
Flour 74'N
April Il. lSGS.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17

Rev IL. NJ. Curry, d. d. OF va
- Inn. been elected to a professor
ship in Richmond CoAcae'
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

WOOL WANTED.-i wish to pnr-
W chase any quantity Of inc ana c9iii' mn
Wool, washed or unwashcd, for whlcn WIZ
pay the highest cash price, Il dclivcrod AT amy
Station on the Railroad. .r,,rYoE
May -, 1868. j.. W hlNthFl
ONE Box Oranges prime 9nalny !
" Box Lemons; Box kaisons; Nv :Hs az"
al Candy, for snle by Il. W. klNCiih-i'or''
Mnrah Ii lsiN.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-07-17
TIE ONLY
lion ENcHANTREss IN THE WORLD

The Beautiful and Fairy-Likc so :,
y6RJTtE JrGENIE and the distlng,i il
ed Naturalist and accomplished Tiger
SLAYER,