The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-12-04
state News.

New pork is selling at Stanton at
20 per hundred for prime.
Conrad Long died very suddenly at
his residence, near Port Republic, on
Monday last.
The d:stillery of r. d. Kirkpatrick
In Rockbridge county, has been seized
by the authorities for violation of the
Revenue laws. -.
1t is said by the officers ofthe eompa-
ny that the Manassas railroad will be
finished to Harrisonburg by the eth of
December.
During revival of religion in the
Methodist church, Warrenton, thirty
persons protested conversion.
John 4. Nurney of Suffolk, recently
slaughtered hog seventeen months
old, weighing three-hundrcd and fifty
eight pounds.
Mr.. Frederick Crider, living in the
Shenandoah Mountain, near the Har-
dy line, during the month of October,
killed seven bears.
Gen. 10. K. Johnston is now OH a Wis
it to his relatives in Abingdon, who,
with his many friends, are always hap
Ply to greet the genial old soldier.
Colonel French, of Bland, killed
monster deer in that county last week,
which weighed the enormous weight of
two hundred and nineteen pounds
net.
John L. Keys, of Prince William co.
has been indicted and sent on for trial,
at the circuit court, charged with the
horrible crime of rape on his own
daughter.
Judge Wingield. of Bedford, whose
recent sudden and violent illness we
have mentioned. is so far improved as
to be walking about and attending to
business.
On Tuesday 1l6 acres of land with a
comfortable dwelling and ont houses
upon it nine miles from Frederick burg
was sold to Mr.. Geo. E. Chancellor.
Tor three dollars and sixty cents per
acre.
The residence of Mr.. John Killfnger,
two miles cast of Marion, was entirely
destroyed by fire the other night, to-
gether with al; the clothing of the fam
lily, furniture provisions, &c.
A very interesting revival ofreligion
has been In progress for the past two
weeks at Emory and Henry College,
There have been about sixty CONVEX
sions. Out of $50 students 100 are pro-
lessons o. religion.
We are deeply panied to learn that
condition OF our venerable and respect
ed townsmen,lF. Il. Deane, Jr., is very
critical, and that he is gradually sink
ing. His friends entertain serious fears
OF the result OF his protracted Illness
Lynchbawg Ne,cs. Mr.. d. is since dead.
II. II. Glass, Esq, who, for so many
years has been connected with the
Lynchburg Republican as its editor,
has sold his interest in the pa to Mr..
William <. Foster of Connecticut, and
in the future it will be owned and con-
Quoted by that gentleman and his late
partners Messrs Hardwicke and Nor
gan.
William j. Barnett, q respectable col
ored man, who teaches school in the
lower part Oftown, had his scho0l-house
stoned BY negroes on Friday evening
last, because he declined to attend the
negro tournament at the Fair grounds.
If this outrage had been committed by
students Of Washington College what
noise would have been made about
It. Lexington Gazette.
The excursionists from Pennsylvania
and Maryland reached Lynchburg on
wednesday, after inspecting the lands
and scenery on the canal between this
city and that place. All the gentlemen
Ofthe party express themselves as high
ly pleased with their excursion so far,
and several of them it is believed, will
hereafter make investments in Virgin
Ia. '..,lr .p'
We have said from the first that the
greatest folly committed by the Demo-
cratic party was it's absurd attempt to
rival the Radicals in Qualification OF the
war whose bitter fruits become more
and more apparent every day. A war
ID emOcrat is In fact political hybrid
and a monstrosity, and to put forward
men as leaders ofthe opposition because
they occupy an absurd and anomalous
position, is to ensure the defeat of the
opposition. The only ground upon
which Radicalism can be successfully
combatted is the true one, manly, that
from the inception of its policy TO the
present, its deeds have been evil and
only evil, and that continually, includ-
ing the war. --Petersbarg Inder.