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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-10-02
NEWSPAPER LAWS.

rostmasters are required to give notice by
letter when subscriber does not take his
paper rom the office: and give the reason
Tor lts not being taken. Neglecting to do so
.lsher for the payment.
ANY person who takes paper regularly
from the postoiiice, whether ne has subac ID
ed or moi, Is responsible for the payment OF
the subscription.
A person ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrearages or the publishe may
continue to send IL until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether ii is
taken from the office or not
The courts have decided that refusing to
take paper and periodical from the post
office, or removing and leaving them uncall-
ed for Is 1l'fnid face evidence Of Intentional
fraud.
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fTP Tobacco, fodder and buckwheat
have beer considerably injured by frost
in Montgomery, Flyd aud Carol coun-
ties.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-10-02

sCF General Mcclellan arrived in
New York on Tuesday.
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The Richmond Eueaiag Netcs STYLES
Wells This bayonttcy."
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Great Work---professor Crouch an
noa ices NJ. 5. work in progressive
taries of the 6 races, Passions, Feeling,
Senses. Emotions, aud Cardinal desire
ofthe Human Mind.
Here is an advertisement from a lat
N. Y. paper.
MANlSTEE.
kNoTIcE-The three unelean spirits spo
oen of. Revelations, chap. xvi. 10. ar
out on their raid. Now to those who's
names are not written in the Book O
Lille OF the Lamb, look ont which sid
you are gathered upon, and go to th,
spirit world prepared to take part il
the battle spoken of, Rev. Chap. xvi
IA. 1e will find full instructions
Matthew chap. V. % "a, aud Ezekiel
III. Ii 10, of the Bible and all throunl
the book.
Boston Courier gets off this.
The following lines come to ms in tn,
unmistakable hand writing of a lady
and though our rule Is never to print
anonymous communication the topic
Is sufficient warrant for the excrp-
ton.
Fast horses and harlots
Tobacco and drink,
VIII bring nation
To ruins brink.
From which good Lord
Grant us deliverance.
Isn't there something tiendish IN this
from Greeley's Tribune /?
Shades of Calhoun and Hayne defend
us Attentiated ghosts of Rhett and
Barnwell. aud Gov. Perry, and dearest
PIekens, .,born insensIble to fear" re .
visit not the scenes of your late glorjes
at Charleston The Goth is i'm yonr
high places. The occiput and the sim
cipHt have been laughed to scorn. The
frontal bone has ceased to divide beasts
tro i men, neither the crooked tibia nor
the elongated heel can longer avail to
protect You. fhree niggers have be en-
duly and formerly admitted 60 practice
law In the courts OF South Carolina.
Hearty Fellow-A man in Hartford
Connecticut, has two hearts. one on
the left which performs all the ordinary
functions of heart, and the other on
the right, much larger, appears TO exert
some influence en- the brain. The doc
tors advised that this extra heart shol III
be cnt ont, and the young wife was warm
~ III favor of the operation. fearing some
~ SStHt upoti bHdb ffeafU ana
disposess her of the other. But the oh
SENATE man refused to be deprived of
any of The organs with which he was
endowed, preferring arrangement or
death.
Vel Said-Nothing is clearer in the
uture han the fact that the negro will
DC cast aside by the Radicals as soon as
ne has served their purpose in the pres
INT contests. And it is Il safe predic-
'ion that the negro will have n more
Ell 'mies than those who now
profess to be their peculiar friends. Just
20 soon as these professions are no Ion
ger profitable. Ii it were necessary to
llstain this opinion, which is based on
General principals, by specific proofs,
lothlng is easier than to point to the |
curse of the Radicals in the Georgia
legislature and even the conduct of the |
tadical "Central Committee in this
lty.-Eaquirer & Examiner
Cdpetdt---A n article on sermons copied |
'om the London Times into the last
outheln Churchman,
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Corrected Weekly by r. II. Dibrell, Commits
sion Merchant, No. 1872. Cary St., Rich
mond, Vrginia.
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IE Notes OF trip to Baltimore
crowded out. VIII appear next week,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1868.
71.........King Street. ~
ALEXANDRIA. VA.


TIIE subscriber has now on hand and
can afford to sell at prices to suit Tho
times, one of the largest and best assorted
STOCKS OF fine goods for Gentlemen aiies
Misses and Children, and heavy work suifa
PIE Tor farmers, ever before offered for sale in
TINS market His long experience in The
trade mas enabled him to procure a stock
manufactured from the best material and in
the most durable and stylish manner. and
on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell as chem MS
the cheapest. All in want win do well 10
call at a King street, Alexandria, before
purchasing. His stock comprises in part
Mems Kip Boots, suitable for farmers.
Mems Calf Double sole Pegged and Stitch
ed Scotch bottom Boots.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Double
sole Boots.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Calf. Goat.
Morocco, Glove Kid, Turkish Morocco and
Lasting Boots of everystyle and description.
Mems, Ladies', Misses and Children $ Cium
Shoes. ''
Also, good stock of goods suitable for
country merchants, towhfch we Invite their
attention. w II w nnLV
September Is, IsGS-0m. "
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
A L rules held Mt the Clerks office of
- the Circuit Court of Greene County ON
Monday the 9Th day of Oct ober 1868.
Gee tephens-Plaintiff.
AGAINST:
James w Mills, Joseph II Mills John Mills.
Robert n Mills, William V Mills, Mary
NILS, q Il Harm and Sarah his wife, Vau-
ze Mills Emma Mills and Minnie Mills
Defendants
The OBJECT ofths suit is the sale OF Partiti
ton of the lands lying i'm Greene County.
Virginia, whereof the late William Mills
died seized, and the distribution of the Dro
ceeds of sale among the parties entitled
thereto. And II appearing by affidavit filel
that Joseph r Mills, John $ Mills, G + Harm
and Sarah his wife. and William V Mills are
non Residents of Virginia, on motion of The,
Plaintiff, 1t is ordered that they appear here,
Y withln one month after due publication OF.
tect their interest in this suit, and that Shis
order be published once a week four sncces9'
sive weeks in the Native Virginion. and n
copy thereof be posted at the front door of
the Court House of Greene County. on the
County. -'''''t
A Conx-
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-10-02

[ ILLS, &c,-Linseed. Neat Foot and
:, - Train OH, White Lead, Spirits OF Turpen-
at SO cents per gallon, cashr by ~
September %, 1863, y
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A LUM TER.--Rockbridg Alum
Water, fresh from the Springs. just re-
ceived and for sale by
Sept II '6s. III. ID TALIAFERRO & SON.
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Boston Courier gets off this.

The following lines come to MS in the
unmistakable hand writing of lady,
aud though our rule Is never to print
anonymous communications the topic
Is sufficient warrant for the excrp-
tiou =
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So dull and irregular, that quotations
rp uspIasS
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Total. - 2sS.S3l Al $l0Ol5,27l 81 h7s64Ss 20
We publish the following extract from the forth
coming annual report of the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Company, setting forth
the policy of the company and its results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
CRIMINAL.

In Justice Walters's Court, Brooklyn, John
Adams, for throwing stones and Valentine Ioidu LOT
loafng on street corners, were fined 81 so eaeh.
In Justice CORVALLIS Court, Brooklyn, James
f. Goldsmith to Jail for 20 days for having All
stracted s. from the money drawer Of William "atSS
drug store corner Of FutOn-ave and Hall-st.
In Justice Buckley's Court, Brooklyn, Will
liam H. Colwen and Robert Mccormack were held in
tOOO to answer for having attempted TO pass at the Ma;
by William McElrOy to the amount OF $50.
In the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Justice Mansfield Joined in marriage samuel jacob NO
IS COumbast old, and Regina Ortheib, No IT'S
Atorney-s aged &C. The wife OF the former has been
dead two weeks and the husband Of the latter departed
this life three months ago.
In the YOrkville Police Court, before Justice
Kelly Adam Denier butchers was heid 10 pan 10 an
having knocked down his Franzs in the street and
then driven horse and cart over his BODY severely III
jurlDg him in the arm and leg.
In the jefferson Market Police Court, before
held in bail for trial tcharge Of having on the
CraIier OF No 597 Eeventave and after knocking him
down robbed him Of So in money and satchel contain
itonSve, Brooklyn, accused j. Thomas Smith Of having,
In January last, swinded him out OF $500 Kroutz in
answer TO advertisement in Of the daily papers,
called Smith at No. 435 Canalst and effected part
nership with him in paperbOx mandatory, giving him
500 HIS share Of the capital Calling again next morn
trial
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan Richard Barrett was arragned for hav
ing about two weeks SINCE, obtained from one OF the
employees OF BdllOu OF NO 900 BfOOme-stt Two
sacks Of gold leaf by reporting himself having been
sent by Mr. George steele of No t34 Broadway The &C,
cused committed. Jacob Freing and David lew
entered Messrs. Coffin Shaws store No "a Leonardst
Yesterday under pretense Of making some purchases,
while there Levi observed to secrete three
OF diaper under his coat. Both men were arrested ana
Justice Hogan committed them TO the Tombs Eliza
beth Brice committed charge OF stealing some
muslin from the Of Henry Nenmuller the muslin
was found concealed In the folds Of her dress MI sal
yator ScOrd OF the firm OF SeOrdi Co., No "a Walst
was yesterday discharged at the request Of the Messrs
Clahn. Mr. ScOrdi was arrested in Clatin a Meuens
store on the 25h inst, suspicion OF intending TO steal
piece OF muslin but the truth OF the matter was that
Mr. ScOrd seeing several persons taking samples from
the counter inquired why they doing So and on
OF them himself and In the act OF going mp stairs
with it TO see friend when clerk who noticed hlm
caused his arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED on
REMITTED FOR, ON RECEIPT, AT MARKET RATRS
FREE or ALL COMMISSION CHARQRs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave
~ fFcureentht SIX PER CENT INTEREST free Of
paid all from 5 10 5000 Deposits made on before Apd
viii draw interest from April l. X. H. MACLAY, Prrst
K H. Bull. Seer g. S. CONSTANT, Nee'PreA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
The following are william Heath 8. Cos last quota

Money continues active and large rates are paid IN
the form of gold interest and by turning stocks
The demand is however, diminished, and weak hold
ers of stocks have been obliged in many cases to
throw their loads overheard to the relief of their
brokers. The high rates made by lenders have had
the usual effect of drawing capital hither, and after
few days rates promise to return to the old points
with an excess offering. Commercial bills are SdlO
with exceptional transactions at less At the close
of business balances were made freely among
brokers' and it is noticeable fact that the balances
so offered increase every day.
Exchange is quoted as follows: London, GO days,
1O9salO9l sight 1O92911OI; Paris long, 517l9
51G. short 515951S2 Antwerp, 5.2Oa51T !;
Swiss, 52O0617l; Hamburg, SGG3Gt; Amsterdam,
410At; Frankfort 4Of041; Bremen, 79a79E; Ber-
lin, 71l07l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
pETRoLEUM AND MINING sToCKs.-FIRsT BOARD.
FRIDAY, March PIP. ".

FRIDAY Marcn 2f-P, W.
Gold closes at 1884. The extremes of the day we're
13st9138t The clearngs of the Gold Exchange
Bank were $35, 443,000, and the balances sl''So'-
29l IA. -
Government stocks opened firm and were we'll
sustained all day. In State stocks and Railway mort
cages little doing. Express stocks steady, and few
offered Pacific Mail was unusually active and sold
down to 1921, closing at 104. In Erie and NewYork
Central the dealings large and the stocks were
taken by strong parties The Western shares
and offered sparingy At the close the market was
firm; New York Central sold at 12Oi Erie COZ; Mich
igan Southern, Ss3; Northwestern Preferred, TAI.
The pressure of money has caused large short in
terest 70 be made in many of the leading shares and
stockseclined wthconsiderable irregularity to-day,
especially Erie and Reading
Government bonds closed firm, with small
amount offered at quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

COFFEE-BraN Coffee remalnsidul, buyers ana sellers
being about ic apart In their views Importers how.
ever very sparngy and refuse TO make any con
cesson from the late Improvement We quote Rio at 40
OF 800 bags Rio Agnes AT l2ic 600 bags do e1 Edith,
At iiiC 5000 DO ex Mas Queen at l2ie and 500 do ek
tnues in fair request and note further sales Of sos
Oas s5 Lone PaT at @ Ssspya suy psSd for Amer
lean Ingot and prices are easier sales OF 100000 In
Guiding Detroit at 3d23ic; Baltimore At 4c and Ten
nessee al 2sc New sheathing and Yellow Metal un-
changed
fair business boxes sold at from a2ic chiefly in
small lots Sperm quiet at 5Gise and Patent at $50
EGGs-The receipts to-day were pretty large. this has
caused still further decline In prices; sales were made
at SOC early In the day but at the close CSC for Western
flour AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and
State Flour is more active and prices OF the low grades
the sales are bbs at 50 as9 10 for superne State
% os s f1 ot s &S 90 20 fs for Extra s
low grades OF Western Extra; SO GOGsl 80 for good
TO choice Spring Wheat E y fs G S 20 FOR M 20
dsi IS for Trade and Family do; $40 90dSl2 IS for
,la a5as Iae 20 for Extra white wheat do do
and tl2 lOaNi 80 for Single Extra st. Louis.
Catherine Flour dun but % Ss ba s sales Hts are
nness but quiet sales OF 800 bbs at 16dto w for
ordinary to good Extra Baltimore and County so 5SS
SO 25as5 for Extra and Family Maryland and Delaware
RYE RYE Flour Sse5 and eS and baa Ws bat es r @
mand sales OF $50 bbs at IS 30 for CITY, 90 for Jersey
ana " 10 Tor BrahuyWhe' buch"neat - he"'y a's' "
dA loon.
FEATHERS are steady. We quote Prime Western at
s5d9Oc., and do. Tennessee 75ds0c.
FLAX Is selling TO moderate extent In lots, at from
l5t 672lc. for Common to Prime.
GRAfN-The Wheat market ts again moro active,
and prices have improved the favorable from Eu
rope have given sellers the advantage the demand being
principally for export the sales 5000 bush at " 4s
dt2 SIS for No Milwaukee; 81 Hdt as for No. do the
latter rate devered 81 81 for Amber Pennsylvania " is
for White California; S. 81 for White Genesee and Amber
southern on private terms Barley is scarce and firm
sales Of 800 bush Canada East at ~ O5 Barley Malt
fairly active, and Is firm; sales OF 1900 bush at w. 90
Oats better, and firm ut the close the demand Is
fair the sales 600 bush Western at 800 G6sc Rye
Is rmer the sales 400 bush Pennsylvania ut $50
BILE from Europe, Ia nrmer tho business however
has been limited the sales are 40 900 BUSH Including New
latter rate delivered though rather under the marke
Western White at 81 22d as the latter for Choices Jer
sey Yellow at 81 2Sdsl 40. Southern White NJ vi "
a$1 ~. and Straw Colored and White Tennessee at
OIL 2l9t1 "a
GUNNIEs-The demand IS only moderate at 2Oic. for
Cloth and I6i 4 I've. FOR Bags ....
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FAMILY MARKETS.
fAMlLI mAhhE =.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW.fORk.

FRIDAY, March n, 1858
New turnips from South Carolina are fonnd IN the
vegetable markets. and green peas from Florida are
promised next week Three cargOes OF bananas are In
which makes this tropical fruit abundant. Few nne
apples have made their appearance Poor oranges and
lemons are plenty Fine apples are scarce Some that
were frozen the canals Offering cheap barrel OF
russes can be brought for Potatoes are scarce ana
advancing Other vegetables are to-day, spinach
selling at 35d4 0c peck In the meat line there Is
moderate stock OF mutton, and prices rmer with an
scarcity only warm weather checks the demand Young
veal plenty Poor poultry is selling lower u has 70
make their appearance. Eggs are plenty and lower.
OF the 0cers selling 10 for 25c Newbutter oner
ing 6Odo3c n. II expected 10 decline very soon
We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
Tile MARKETS.

ICiTefulJ reported Tor IHh IhIhuNtI =.
FRIDAY, March %, 1883.
AsHEs-The market is nrmer; Pots, ~ So Pearls are
nominal.
BEANs-The stock OF most kinds is very small. aud
Arm prices are realized; small White California
Beans 1000 bush, were taken at a. S. We quote at
o. 25da5 5O Pea Beans quoted az s5 6OdS 9G Medium
do o. 49, and Marrow do ut &C. Sales have been made
az these figures.
BEESwAX is in fair request aud prices are firm; sales
OF 1900 Yellow at i9tdiic for western and southern
BRIsTLEs are unchanged: small sales at from $50. d
81 rs for American Gray and White.
BUILDING MATERIAIS-A steady, fair demand may
be noted all kinds OF Brick and prices well sus
Cement also meets with fair inquiry and We note
sales Of bbs Rosendale at q %. Hair Is unchanged
Lime is inquired after extent sales OF 5000 bbls
Common aud Lump. Laths active and nrm 10000
sold Plaster Pans u steady. Lumber meets with
,nr rn,h hnmnnh aud 4, firm. We nnOte aa follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
THE THIRD.AvE. CAR ROBBERY.

SIR My attention having been called to an
article In your issue Of this morning referring to the rob
berry of serg BENJAMIN Hammond you will, In justice
TO myself please make the following corrections At the
time mentioned wiz D. m No. IL standing in
tina depot Of THIS Company at Sixty fthEt and Third
ave- and had been there for two hours previous was
NJ home at tho time mentioned. know nothing what
ever Of the matter. Yours truly
JUAN DE- e. FOWLER Conductor car IL, Third ave. X X.
New York, March 23, 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

DIR. MAYNARD has left by will one-tenth of
his net estate to the poor OF Baltimore for the purpose OF
rocurng fuel food rament and other that
Ini1ht l,e required The Hon. John NJ Niles set apart
$4,000 OF HIS estate 10 remain at interest tall the capital
10 eco and then the avas Of that fund to DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
March 9.-76ls bbls. Flour, SOS bbs Corn Meal, LIS
sacks Corn Meal bush Wheat 995 bush Corn 335;
bush Oats. bush Rye LAO bush. Malt, 400 bush
Barley bush. seeds. II pkgs Ashes i22 pkgs Beef
2s62 bbl. Pork 466 pkgs. Cut Meats, $50 pkgs Lard
2O bbls Petroleum, 652 pkgs. Butter 1857 pkgs Cheese
go bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

fact that the opposition line is preparing to run
steamer every Is days from New-York to San Fran
cisco II is also stated that the China line OF the
Pacific Mail is not source of profit, and that the
clipper sailing ships are found to be more serious
COMPETITORS than was expected. AT the recent sale
of steamship property, ships were bought for
song" which are very servIceable for the Caiifor-
MIA trade ., :,
Work is being pushed on the Boston. Hartford and
Erie. and n connection will be made with the Nor
witch and Worcester in q few weeks. The force now
employed is 1900 men.
In Freiehts the market is firm the engagements
are To Liverpool 200 bales Cotton at316dtdp ana
by SAIL 1000 BUSH Corn at Cd; 1000 BUSH Wheat at
Cad. and 900 bales Cotton at 5l6G3d bark OF 1Oo
tuns to Cadz. with Slaves, at fll0O and vessel TO
Malaga, with Slaves, on private terms. Since
Change, the market is rmer; by steam 81 900 BUSH
Corn at CID.
The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island ana Ia
cifc Railroad for the third week in March were;
1867 .s7S,165 1s6s...S0SOO Decrease 1850
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad earheu the
third week of March,
1867 $7T9s ,239 Increase
The following shows the comparative earnings Vi
the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Gov tho third Ueak in March ending on the 2lSt:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28


COTT0N-The demand has improved very decidedly
to-day, and been much more general prices are adyane
ing full &C. n, and closing strong; the receipts, both
present and prospective continue small sales OF 1883
bales including $50 10 spnners 6tO To speeuators and
1923 TO shippers, including l,O45 In transit We quote
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financial.

FOR SALE
ROCHESTER, CITY SEVEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
wATRR COMPANY BONDS, WHICH ARE FlRST-CLASs ST.
CCRITY, UEDoUBTED FOR INVESTMENTS, WITH SINKING
FUND PROVIDED FOR THBIR REDEMPTION, DUE 1881 INTER
EST COUPONS AND PRINCIPAL PAID BY THE CITY TREAS
URER OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER,. LIMITED AMOUNT OF
THE BONDS ARE FOR SALE IN LOTS To SUIT PUR
CHASERS AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION BELOW PAR,
FOR THB PRESENT ONLY. BY
ALBERT r. NfC0LAY
Stock Broker and Auctioueer,
No q Pne.st. New York
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Sa6inss Banks.
SAYINGS BANK

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
~ No SO Bowery. Canal st.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON ALL SUNS FROM D
TO 5000
Money deposited viii draw interest ffon April B.os Ops
every DAY 10 3; also Monday "Wednesday and Frda! ewes
from TO Bank books Ensh Germaa and Frsaeh htsfss
PAYABLE In July and January.