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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-09-10
NJ. u. HIGUINS, CIerK.
August 8, 1S69.-WM. @. WILLIAMS, p. @.
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.
NOTICE is hereby piyen that | shall

NUTTCE IS hereby gwen that I shaII
IN make application to the Circuit Court of
Orange county, Va, at its September term,
NoI,1 ,,,' or Norv lila Nevmoo an infnnt
under the age of twenty one years, and now
a resident OF Clarke county, state of Ohio,
transferred to me her guardian, duly APP
pointed and qualified under the laws of said
State of Ohio The estate above referred to is
the interest of the said Ella Newman, in a
certain suit in Chancery, under the style of
Newman Guardian VS.. Connerly and others,
now depending in said Circuit Court of Or
ange, and the proceeds of which are in the
hands of the receivers appointed by the
Court In said suit. j. Nj. CLAITON.
Guardian of Mary Ella Newman.
w. W. BURGESS, Z. Q.
Cont 3. 'Gl-At.
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VHEe CHINA,
A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of
"A Orange Circuit Court, on Monday the
End day of August, 1859,
II. c. Bell and j. r. Bell, late partners under
the H. IN and style of II. Q. Bell and j. t.
Bell-PlalntiffS,
AGAINST
PHILIP Terrill-Defendant,
IN ASSUMPSIT-ON ATTACHMENT RE-
TURNED Eek ECUTED.
The object of this suit is to recover OF the
defendant, the sum of $3.50, 10 with legal inter-
est thereon from the 30th day OF sept, 1862
till payment, due by account. And 1t APP
pearing by affidavit filed that the defendant
is not a resident of the State of Virginia, on
motion Of tile plaintiff by counsel, it is or
dered that the said defendant do appear here
within one month after due publication of
this Older, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste,
M. d. HIGGINS, Clerk.
August G. 1865, -WM. g. WILLIAMS Pc
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CHEAP GUNS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Double Barrel Shot Gums.

IRON barrel, plain finish, $40 90
h twist, 90 10 90
Fine Twist IL 90
Gfenl twist " Fine " 1000
american Homogeneous steel 5000
American Breec,l Leaders, steek, 600
i''Fo ba liz w 0''i '-'N9 600
Snortinr Rifles. all sizes. $40 to so 90
Boys Shot Guns, o. 70 " w
All kinds of Guns and Pistols made to or
der. Large assortment on hand. Orders by
mail promptly filled. Send for Catalogue.
WANTED.-Army Rifles, Carbines and
RevolveTs, bought and traded for.
Address j. ii. JOHNSTON,
Great Western Gun Works.
10 Smithfield street, Ptttsburg, Pa
.Tunp A. 1850 -.,fn
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FOR SALE,

ON accommodating terms, my House
~ and Lot, at the West end of the village,
adjoining The residence of Messrs. j. Il. Tai
iaferro and j. II. Houseworth .e...
June rs. 1859. FLEMING IIPSCOMB.
A FRESH lot of Confectionaries. Jusi
IA received by SN0WDEN IA IT'S.
January 81, 1865,
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A LIVELY SCENE.

An Ancient Freedman Colldred by his
Spouse The Penalty Of Following Poll
tics.
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THE TEST OATH,

Settled OF 3ast, and sooner and better
than We expected. Let us be thankful.
We are thankful.
Richmond papers are praising with
much vigor both Grant and Greeley
Right. 1t is their cue. But obscure
country papers have no cue.
Greeley has certainly been consis-
tent in his opposition to the test oath.
Had he no past history and could we
forget that he owned property in south
western Virginia, we, too, might praise
Mr.. Greeley.
If the Tribune had not sounded a ter
rible note of alarm about the XVIII
Amendment and if Hoar's decision had
not followed so simultaneously tie
California election, and If that decision
had not made the ratification of the
XVIII Amendment the fundamental
condition precedent to the admission of
Virginia, we might possibly be grateful
to Grant, But doing two weary
months, while Grant was feast!ng and
fast-trotting at Watering places, the
people of Virginia were kept IN state
of torture and suspense in regard to the
most villainous piece of political trick
cry that was ever meditated by beings
pretending to be human. Grant, mean.
time, opened not his lips, and, had Cali-
iornia gone Republican, would never
(as we believe) have opened his lips
Therefore we are not grateful to him,
We cannot be.
We thank neither Grant, nor Gree.
ley, nor Hoar ; but we do thank the
democrats of California for the blessed
relief from the Test Oath.
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VIRGINIA.

EHFI&Il5 a.
4 L Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
IN the Circuit, Court of Orange County, on
Monday, the End day of August, 1859,
John II. King, Administrators de bonis non,
with the will annexed of VIM. l.. Brock
man. deceased Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Henry G. Bell and James Fiazer-Defen-
dantS,
IN DEbT-oN ATTACHMENT RETIRED
EXECUTED.
The object of this suit is to recover Of the
defendants the sum of 500 with legal inter-
payment, due by single bill. And it appear
ing by affidavit that James Frazer is %
nonresident of this State, he is hereby or
dered to appear to this suit within one month
after due publication of this order, and do
what is necessary to protect his interest.
A Copy-Teste,
NJ. ID. HIGGINS Clerk.
August 6, 1S69.-WM. q. WILLIAMS, P.a,
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PUBLIC SALE
vALU ABLE REAL EsTA--l

AEU a BLE REAR ES 4 "A = IA
ON Saturday the 25th day of Septem-
~ Der next, if fair. if not the next fair day
tn GREATER, Sundays eXcepted), as special
Commissioners in the case ofPetit and others,
against Fauleoner and Others, under a de-
cree of the County Court of Orange, | shall
sell on the premises, the tract of land in
ORANGE COUNTY,
of which the late Fountain p, Petit died
seized and possessed. Said land is about five
miles from Barboursville, and six from Lib
erty Mills; contains about
SEW TWENTY-FIVE ACRES,
with comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE,
and other necessary outbui dings, is well
watered and has upon it some very fine bot
tom land
TERMS:-S50 cash, to pay costs of suit, ex-
penses of sale &c, and the balance in two
equal installments at six and twelve months
respectively, the purchaser giving bond with
approved personal security, and the title to
be retained as further security till the
whole Uf the purchase money is paid,
+. b. Hidden,
Sept. 3, 90, Special Commissioner.
, 1869-06-26

MADISON fTKEET C3cg1
llE HAEbEN siiuP bf EpflrEtln Morrison, on
Weht Lake ttfeet, was entered Gy burglars early
sestctlaF morning, ana three rnzors and u hone
saktn 4'hLllp bToYn, WHO Was Seen 70 Jump oSer
= ~ ~ Ine e1.a 1utL Pisfioh1 ~ LIE 1!sc9fefg
o! 'ue luoDtsi' VIZ a!TtsEu aua SnaIEea viii De-
lnR HtFMcaleti N Il Me sal1 ne dldat nreai the
nvot opea' nnt kaeW Tho 1!d tEat ne dsaht steal
~ ~ a ha Taa us lntenaon ~ nass sons
'ol El3esR, 'I'es 1.nsox w,s ena,oe,, x,,n ,-,<,,
.nso slG ~ soon G. do:n Noan' On Blue Island ~
~ anr nS s'eaE !a "a ssnsef III e. sIal amount
o. T.. ~ , "a LEU II soo' uall to1 10sihef
NT,ihn".e ~ III M,n411 49, nst. sfs :, c,,
,;catinv rnnn ~ ~ ch,G,@ ce ~ Sau aaa
2! HG' H. aha VA sent . the lefoEm School Daniel
het5: nap,v Mo Mas EVIL VIE a'm. & ~ nheu ssa
,.1 = ,,.Ise. ,ttthka.s aEeu - seass, VINO WI
Cas6oIic ntan 1n 81 - ~ s9as 10 the
os''o'-> " 4A ~ - aa M.t 70 W @ tnue III oet11.
1cr,- Dr,t-er, ~. tas AnEoka Souat,
strrct on TTsd,r 1s e4ag Igss 1n I'ass AZ
.n;,ns,:s hea%,n t; a1' ~ pntleo me
stran fhe1 ~ ~ ~ ~ W. @ @sIne1 nm htln MAn
rhs' 1ie III MA III, aMl % h1ee4 ~ nl1n =" IL
tni a.saa ~ 1rha ~ IatG uu.nnet " HteF' anu
VIZ tts ~ tnI clsx - anIaIgs as@" niu'- he
, 1869-06-26
HfGeeItnHrnun 1fr,a,

] TEE NEacA*111L AARlsE or Soa1H Gnx4xT,-
esened ii Enpo1tsaee sorf thss Il t. tosenoe, :,
q 'nfs Wt9s 81 5a; 1 ee'9 e g ~ 4
tnas ASa. r. 81 SSa Il s;f.s,2 sst "a Z :
H,r9n u 8 ,I Wssa ,,ss1s s9a y sE
81 i ". :. Mt
Is, baaE iia.s tsn 70 eishiea S ;et 'o1'af canal
f. s4bonef rss Xssa Es5 e s2ay
2n, she roeta- at latest Aees1nts she ~Asl being
70 II KEcoyEEn..-The carEn ot pig irnn on baa.a
~ f7os<Hsf Qnxs1 q the Lakes, whta abr burned
Aafq"etsc II be freovsssa II eost Il abou: e per
KEaSMEIIs h.r5 Glhs.h.r y, received thns
beStes condition than ever htforr. 'N
III Bas e C.. xsEs fs sa
r. ss e .aa E Gsis Hill .4 Ansa sa
stone sutteanen,ty sked her: She w4s asnaaiicd ID
M e Re- epus e
Bualo h.a ! s<1ous eol:.tot With he steamer Com
as - Sssfzs! -. :
- Vi = s,F1ss @ - = ~
e VIC i: In i.., ~ = < oas q Se aoss | era
isi2 "a :. SaH.a ~ s. s. Il e! I'll
Ia s9s ss; e { - e ~.
ss hh5z saDt sdfc rs IN .te ;s y, a
h<a.y tonnage 10 1larh 1orble o. lie, alr being
trrderA.-kitfssLxe ~ ;&-nti4sl Jt4e Il r..
GH4H vEs&xI4 PA4sIs0.- Quite urmbe1 ot The CHI
e tEne q winch wi4 be 1eqnd si,e* here sevsssl
El.- I'D rs.v3 u d.st. nnae5Eand a additional
E*E he eEpeetsa to es,s here during The dsy.-Dvot
waI1EHa11 + A42a.a-Jhe As.tess3 .EatzPri.<
~ Ct tae eon.I2o Tor ths cEeatos Il White L.ta
i::t te...on ot Cort1rss st.too ID sddsoa 10 this
he 7ee7Ie hsyr rssred eao on. which Nth a7.ooa q
The CID aprsofrlataon se1t Eyo1 Whitehall
!siea14 e.: ~ wi:h which 10 improve their ha5tof.
Tas tie prte II fh1t much
I'D shA1 acon sec tssIe Aad growth iar
Whitehall
REF1;EISc.-;As Aa.er nrc- ',shie5.-a sse .ehoansr
sea % !n tie s9sth Bi1nea = H. r.es AazdaI ntshs
Is ins R:t1 TaM.nt !. hav,nf beF .tesn hea,.ne
E11E r.. 1csta tre-eaaiec while the tug Euto1 Ia
Eeee%3 NSt Etpars md will be rrady fss sez*tee to
dsE-
poEtEetft-
aox Bxlow,-The propeller Toledo, utieh szri!ed
here yss1ttdA5. s hay inf experienced thleS
en- LAKE, H1rou- oc Nt1nefa2T. She ra4sed taro0ka
.Ac St-zts Ct Aaektnac Wcdnesday rixh1, xnd wis
r1l0tOE wish thick weather.
, 1869-06-26

ei s1: t. 1 u f and saa T bt = sas i
esid sneIyet y e nsa eress ior storage uoess
i; ;4so :: .slResa sssse b.
?aee ~ Ts e.
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s.t f ssss ;S s. ss,s
~ - At ae LOO H. i sle; tubs. Il j;;1 and ia1
Is; Il g: Il {;siai S i: - 81 I'd
~ snd npEfa s ata.,Isa d "4' n sa IT. r. ;
~; rs + Ss$! II st;sn =
.s'9 ss oat1s5o s 6aion GlSa'
i i sSa. sa. e al ; do
=; ,H;2 a5TS4; ? n. i si4to y g tI.sk
s!!iele The isslias @
;:;;s5S ;;sss 's:. ~ fa1aSs
fh4ased. md ccmr.E.tiyr!y .seady i given bels~:
is:oa hi.sts III sas h ~
h., h *es s fissS.; Iss: te '9s,; sss 5I ID y;
u; Z! s e e sss @ :sss L.
& ''nsf' fM;e 5s';e''e'J jan sad ass;si9n' Elta g
;ss: '.sf ts soo ss:te; rrltne 10 ehcte, :s.S3
G4NpLEsTs 1;f :ulsi asa ths
Seintlasr. 'tc; star, l6htsl7e: Bafsrfts stsasine
EGGs-Wsfe dull md cuy, With the bul1 ct sales at
'1,NUGiTsS 81 aSD su1s rra4e VA. .l.cs s,A.y, thcro
s s e. ssns; . ssa. 6 s n o.
M y r. ] IT, saa PEfsse, int wse sras,s
ErInLgsf, VT uEpte y :.
, 1869-06-26

ine Iouo"ln9 grain hks been received since the
above tahes were mAde up: 2ao CATS wheat, loa
cars com. $ cars oats and cars re: none by ca-
EaL TntaL +s6 CARS or sot. 900 bu.
There Vas d far attendance on Change to-d1y,
but not much business s1Anaacted, while The mar-
Iets were terribly weak al rpuna- The clouds
dropped their iatness Justify in the early part OF
;ne sesaoa, and prices rose eIcltedlJ, but II was
s'ton found that It Tna not raining extensively
elsewhere, and buyers s.ackened on rapidly. A
great deal o. r7n has fallen In many AGRICULTURE:
sec1tous. INT Is ru1c The city has been -:dted
tnuch more heavily than the country. The crops
!uar not sut+tr 70 much nfrer ALL
Lake fEc!EAts xerc dnll md unchanged. 4 :asal
af eight Charters Has reported ii SC fot wheat and
corn from Chicago 10 Buffalo; lie for wheat 10
Kingston and Gsweeo. and llkc do from M3au-
kee 10 Oswego. In the afternoon rates we're &c
bitter. Two eh4rteEs we're taken It sSc lcf
wheat and &c for oats
IIighwtucs were quiet snd shade easier Sales
were made Of 100 brts at ashc; - brss i'.eIore
Change} at &C. aud ~ bris IN iro1Hoanl packages
1T &c
Prnrisions were dnu, inactive and e,s!e.-,he
continued largo receipts Of hogs operating yery
bear1shly- Two lots pl mess pork, Ascresatac
u9 br1s, were reported as sold last evening, but
the terms were no, stated The article Was offered
to-day At sos.aa, without nntlng bnyese Lard
whs nominal At 19l4c; shoulders At 1eLt; short
tit msdc1es at 1slsc, md rough side; Al ls%c:ih
decline averaging u NIL round. Sales were made
ot Is iris becl hams At $saoo, and 20 nrts extra
uefs becf at t1so1 Sweet picked ham. Eerc
generally held ns1n a. 1Gc for country, and 1ek3
lG..c for city. Grease w14 hfeless- Tsilow was
more active. We noie sales Of 1ao hr1s at 1oHc,
and 60 Iris II 1ohc-
TerJ few ordc,B we're upon the market for nour
to-day. and Light business transpired-pyccs,
however remaining tlr1u and unchanged. We
note the following Gales: White Winter Extras-
20 bis net naned At IS Is: 100 bzts do ai ss-ao 50
h:.s on p. l.; Fed Winter E1tras-!oo osls, brand
E1yen, On p. t.; Spring E1Ia-loo brls Red
Rocket at s6eo; 100 bris AirnI!e ut tt-0o 90e
bF!l, brands given, on p - leo hrsa not named At
800; lLo brls Do 1t $780, 100 hrls do at sa.2s:
spr,nE Srpe.nues-1oo hrla not named II SIS; d
bsls DO At X -: Rye Ffour-s5 bas Beaott Cit"
At 400; 70 bsia not named II ta7a Total,
LEST b1ls
wheat s.s Irregular and weak. With little
Going. either for shipment or on speculshou. while
opuona Ferr Particularly weak, selles the month
selun9 lalls 1c below cash, though the month Is
ncafly out There Was = considerable excitement
es17y' over the wessne1, bot It Was checked bJ
neVs Of decline m Liverpool and subsequently
Se Mafket csose undcs heAyT offerings when
Nc" amx Kas quoted lover and uusetdedr ana
WA thea gwen oses to tho speculators. who
seiued thclE tleerenoes on tho down Grsde.
10. SpssnS ~ quiet a1d -Neak. 10. s'1as
, 1869-06-26

Al Q. tte.e th,ce r,ea,.oes ,4e o,tta reru;-,a In
f,as nc e1.snPcn a1 taessa the ros syts, ,,gs
I'D I'D s*s .as f. r s<'.s os n s1s ss 10
se4.ra tAfrs,sh The haed vtsse.., b5 whIes 1eza1s
<e1s ms. .sa .:ss, :ssa ,,, e.,.>,.rn.,.
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a e F sa aas ssS,X Il :. q e
es9s:c sktres,@ esa "a 'sass: desbt 81 IN e n1es
Wse .ait q sx e 'ea "''a confidence " al ea''
e. eess E ~ q .se E :u5 II
s FIN T. = s.5s e TSS
es IVA Il, Ill ot III patient I'D ais sts;o
III 2 f':ss eset hesia si ELF h.. cured Ia precisely suss
ssass ;: 1aa!dss.', 1Aftnf timely nse of Dr.
sss n \, D.. = s
ssPs.ssy .s1:s ~ NJ W. ssissss ssSs - tss
ne s! {a ~ aasa x9trai Sasn Ee
~ = = Az ss:a -
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hmm; bt xhea shs luof' .Is e,.ly a.e.:ed "a
ssbsast: nsSieiat%f ~
:. ,h
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iaes: i ss' l'>1 '-4'% N'> N' e>' < 'D@
5sss.:,Sy :;ss 81 = i
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p p ,t a :, s s,S ,,:st; ,Pst :s;ss s
shess -3PS! Eks si.se d;s;sa s,saoSs
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LEGAL


& rs aos g M ~ = 6 /: & SsPs. & .,. 8 oss e &c Ss
sss .. sos : e e. IL ,st 4 Ns
il, Il tss pfsn.es % ase sea:s
i: i.s .'ss.:ss 7s!t =.
e. e e. e
e &c American Exrharka Bank. p tho City o{ Nov
ae'f T. 4 ns 8 :. {ea shs ''sf5 FL :A' o tA e
Ct etser' sa s1s sss4 basaasa
its5nt Sasy ;fs * S;,5 4 e ?;SSE
dsie sh IL 1:se y 1a tea fna s, =
ssnt Il g s5ase; 1e g.: a..
Ct 4 5 ty = ad T. u
e "a n;ts S Ill II g I'd .h
i hs ssc
"a 81 s:1 s s
tsn' .: q "a n s stsf f. ees.99 q hJ .tte
5s.n.,'.1 as:e7sIsd. "a :. .hs ,sSt iIc ss5
sfs ss!s ! e.;
e.:h ist ssS aotlet 4 IL ine nd p!aa % Il saes
M + T. T. tY vi 4 ns 1 1ss = Il
aays befers such sse, apd to uako e1seate end 1sf
"a Al q IL i :asa ~ stss 4s 3sstas =
Il Il
ss
per Aunu1u. 10 pay tha amount Of ptn1pAf
s1 Interest which ahouad hy aid notta 70 q
paid 1t the time oS 4eh &a3es 4Ed MhetrxG hks
en ntde both Ia t- pAyTntnt Il the principal and
epl1A1s principal and intkrs rea1nicg dus and nnpaA
the ns.t ah3se drscIbd note, and tho RI foaf
huhtrt pl pound4 money and int therunn
ftntr the sHt d4y ot Septr 4. D. iB te1A1atnE
due and unpaid On lhd sAld n4tc etcotai 4bosn d.
ecz1led: Ard Whereas Application has hcn Ade to M
Eeetse scEa hoados OF esid notes to tel mud dseos<
of the trcmses hestnat:eF described IN noInph4ns4
With the L rms OF ths said Ttu4t Dted:
HoE. therefore, rlblie uotiee u hereby gTeu that By
sirtue ot The boHcr and authority Ia rested n a4
9 IL Z i s sss g as - I = ssss
ta.t dy = the 9e1th d,eI = tea 0Suts oass r. -
s1ro;s to1 W and I'll Z Jubae AUCTION. z
estate aiaate & the e4v y Vhtcsxo County q 1oos.
eesfAry 10 sattsfy tbs satd Endeoteaess and dessA
sAiI trnss deed toloAs. towit: Tit rAH Ut Et4
thirty ok 90 In kiuzies Addii,n to Chlc.So. md DE-
eribtd ~ fnw toHtt: bssi1ntn< on The Aouth lio4
RI mid Block thirty ix CO tip} fect wc
ftcIa tho eouthsest s9nsk tsTot thtuee xS.s st1t9
fret hsaee ea,t sasays s., fe. ~ thtnes .oeth % tEe
mig Ao lot number dye t5@in Charles Buitt's sa1.
Wotcotts AdHt.na u Chtt&1 Eth Ill nod EnSalae th6
teucnleus FtvteteE knd &p1uFtca4ntex sActt1nto -
longing or fn Aey ~ts$ tpp<It anlnE, taxtthef with
5*ht nd ssEiy q ssdsSsk;lan q u ~ MAiaia
therein K. the Pupess q s.siytns ths saoeg; @ H.
p1ovtdesd IN .aid trust decd JAHES UARTEA
, 1869-06-26

"af1aufee deeds conSesing city and suburban
properly within seven miles Of the Court Ho1se,
tlrd for rccor! on Friday. June ea:
I'lvtElon T., g It = Of Noble st, IT, ei11ul
tfer;ss +, cor Of Gsrard Ii, 81. ss1ias '
ives, Stnetesail Il. 4; II Of Campbell St,
nais.ed It, Isl II n Of POLK st, c /, s5xls,
:'Nwankee a.; =; !, $ Of Ilo.ssc'a avs
NH1n4t st. q n vi rauha 81, L I. 2:Alpa
It: lime "a. a.,...-..::-.......-.... -..... 5000
1Iu' hard St, 4>i, Of Page Et. I, sas'so
Ean;Itl II, i. oi Sheldon St. t. 9:x $50
12s a-loit: lime ,...-..-....:s.... 1e,ooo
!,lef''srn i, NV rot fevsn1ih Il, II, ~ Is -
x1fG Isl 1"l #: juno e9..--............-,. 1000
rs' Fl, ie5 It col RcE'sa sr, +, aaxis5tt;
':l:st St, il II { ii keuutn ii, $ /, .a,is3fl;
As,S 9 riact, i4i ,o Il of Roity 81,
a44l.: #; April as...... .:.:.. 80
r1ullna #, 11:'ttn OF Hubbard ST, SIX w
1ai1ait 1t ~ Il. "H = Il II Il Iio,,c st, T, ::x
1s0 #, Will house; jung e.,..........-- =, 500
FhsItien r. = It " Of Nreinet 81. Il I. unl
!. Of 24s!6 II: JUNO 14....--..... ...., 1,e5D
tlatk It, IN It pf Twentieil' 81, ct. 2ax's
1sst:ed IT., Auys ;...-- .:.,....: 1850
" .al69 II. Win inHSe. Jule lh,-.....-. 15,ao4
... S0ETIi CT CITY IINIIs-
Ncrth Fnrna sr. ois II so1 Wilson ave-
sos1to II: June o.-..................... o3J
IAFtnsFoF,d 1nrk, cuE VI Wilson 1y, "
T. le21lG;a 3-ln It; junc Il. 4,61J
North f'auiina 1t, Il u cor Of Sunnyhi'!e AZ.
c1, -52A1G5 It; June Observation-Disclosures. 81 G,nl0
sOETH OF CITY LIMITS
Let's II and il Of S.eWart's sch Of lots ~
md ~ Of Lasucd Il III sub Of d y see
:. Il, 8, II cast; jane 17..,...-..,,-...,, $500
ET1na nv. Saa 1t s Ut Fort,-seycntn st, VT,
2aAl25 II: My u
Fifteen 0E1cs III s i Sec G, 3, II cGs:;
]uLe Is. 1s.-....,......-.......... ls,Eo1
WET fF CITY IlNf.l
Twelfth #. N Q! NoultyA5d, 10 26-iuo acres;
.Il!aA .......................... o.. .... 5c5s
, 1869-06-26

nefs n thla vicinity arc busJ With their harvest
inc The yield r!ll lie more than cu average, o I'd
&he qualify bct1G5 t1..a psual"
Inc editor Of the |'rr3n1 nTiA} T1aass !, - heeo
out IN INC country, ami reports that Al the grain
hc Eaw Ind . nealtby and bright appeara ice The
errn ~ efnh VII hft''a1ly b s1H J. 10 iFa: section.
Iae Alma t"ls1 f. sess SAYS: "corn ii looxl1g
Me!l. thS1Sn BACKYARD on acGouns Of late Hprtu1
ma cool catheE: Wiuter wheat never 11oIcd
oetlef. Noa3st, no blight, no army worm, Bt1aw
Fel5 neaPJ. 1aa1y 0clds are tlodSia4' Spring
wheat promises hount1ful harvest The beayT
frost Of sonle days ago has done setlo1s danasu
IN sa'-" f7rs'H!'. !; thr c1rnt.y.''
, 1869-06-26

Alter The adjournment OF the Regular Boassi,
lalr d.mand existed Tor No. 9 spring wheat, md
Gr1Etr feeling prevailed, the market closing
s:eads at f. Ise14G q 1.e3 EeIIer June. No. corn
Kas tn fair Inquiry and higher, selling at range
oi 2'ts.lc, seller July, closing nj 'os.c- AT the
evening eeesion. The lea1lng grain u.nrkets were
quiet, No. spHne wheat closing nrn1 at prices
which were current At the Afternoon Boasd, and
No, corr at s3,.sc, sellcr Jaiy. I'rorGio2s were
lhrless- Lake lrelghts tuled dull. We no1e tic
following charters: To kEcsTos--Schooner
Sw eerstnkc8, wheat at lie. To BCfYA1p-.
Schooner Frank Perew. wheat at 5Mc-
Hogs were dull and neglected during the after
Econ, md prices sha}e on 1ba 1sc In faro, Of buy-
ers, the market closing weak at 3S.ssa9.a5 for
common to choice. Sales were reported at IN e1-
trtlue ranee Of .ss4ee--t69.70. The cattle market
WIS dull, and sa!es we're extremely tlow 8, - 5ha
10 fur ILteI1ps 10 CHOICE grades
, 1869-06-26

d,iss. s,ia5I Eas.a as a:ss.,sss 's; s - Sr Ya:E
s:ssI s1:'s ~: aasts s' Is a ill., = :ssi's:
8 ::'Ss EsS tts'; 81;
13 4i fS fss4s ssssy a st. T
ott:Tsecn. il33t4si.ei Wat..' sk4s4e; tai1a ezIs-
1ks 's'is ss sea sy
+ .R4 &C. I'D 5ese % s.
pSF l z 1,e V,;bes s.sna; d La sss44iu
a:rtet IL; @ RI: IT. sas :: 5s..as
SO = ia sssi fs g ss ~, ss.
se Fia:,' a.1. @ ta@ asasa ~
.sss<s: 1ssa: ~ Ssasa + 81 =;
10 EFT. & shoisc slsssl ri sgeGr e tas tE':
s. s:sss !
<l s5o soda !; ;G os snpaHd slse sIa eap soe1'
y = & 's : Z. 6 !. ID At e: At ''e
in 1a1 T III t9T ea CID =;
eos,taen s;adts her ~.s but 4 s1nan demand and
F7SE CUT eHEwco.
s94Ios
r
~ sxoxIs1
Actluu----. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50 =
C<uhou Northumberland. G5 q
Natural leaf Ima1n
hH ~ 3G1m
osAt .-.. -..-s
Chhtee nlatE s.crd 1c131t 4Ed lzTeA.. o.
~ 9,D-TEede was elaek, and prices wssr without
The slsEit ehaaEe. rA7gfng fonSs. BcccA, S.u1
1a,rit $!n 2 liz my. 1i.no: sl4he. 3Asoxf..a
HGOi-i1tcsietd. cn.Gkg It's: phprd, uone. Th-
iA.sst Taequics> Aad prices we're aesin irregular aad
Hrttttls5t Nc 4uost saItA ef LnA re tAr WAahei Il
lN - IA tat c.uttsian, ii 4Ac: $50 nj poo: "a
dttlop, H*S :: .ds.4c; Mo r hnt Enwaahrd 4: =:
Ky ~ 4: l1 - At @tsSr aD rs 1sr II s. 40
T. nSht t. Il aae: Lao T. dead pgiied' A.
EntEcrchAnia aLe a.hcd
LeEt unwakE fetcr-
E1:1a clean ttb, e
<3&
lEfatsehaGt9Eie co1ohlEE wa&hcd acete.
Light UNIV A,bcd conbtne. strong
usaFS sa~ashed. ennttnE. ttsnus ftse ,dc
, 1869-06-26

NEW YoRE. June .s.-1h~ market ie k-acrnny In.
aet1Tt but Hr7n tor aet knds oi Eos yr IL il
@ ysEse fer we ind ;ast ", e sprsGe print which
are down aEs!n day 10 1:Yc fonsdale ezbries zfe
e,Ized as 1lc for 3Ain md ,efor hsx caIoTr start
e'tsunader tirrltr md II s55c In o,hrr de-
terptinns II goef tterr T. particuJsr change to
nhec, Heavy t:eMn FhtttinEs Er1a nt It4la17e, md
tne do like Pr2rsc r and Paelhc and A.lastlc L, 1t
IKE. -
F.nerirs-Th9te Ill be big change In the prize Of
trool ent;on n.1t wfek Already The MiulaUtlc tom
I! to y sHe. md Green Danicls. Aad Stafford Boz
th.t ada have been EAt.ed to +sc-
, 1869-06-26

T'3F n 1.lAr t:asF II. I!FH'f!ts Woh1tt!H Pro-
Ic ttltt lr u thr ri.ns City nt the La.ss In
= - Z! saas Of ys1;. fr,a !su' ls| trrarc-a-r
t-t' ~ ~u 1,. lad il :hc third dreaae firm,
"> !ttt war stt& IT, rr -re,s Of Population /.
'H erst;1c III be tscn ia tzo t!r t~,s.
n! in lsa i, will IL. loypn q: rssl,of Chieaeo t.cond
Nr" fGrk, a. 4 now If. in The number Of 1t. nhsh
.tt I hctt Ext!5ET afr nut rItrAy nsaut, as il
"neiftscly shown by The past growth nf shs city Nor
:l;f t!r* .hh 'sr cn.sde. te Immense 1nd RAPIDLY
u r7TAi t:,rcrt. that + roart?K it, ,eu,rn,- o:
wealth tatn Cf"srn- Thr cry too Il tho errst crrssr
-:t:h that t."t n.inr 70 &C increasing trade Very
r' Thir.nd line San ErAnci.ro ilI lie pouring
h. tsdr II Ara ursr trru:tt II which Ciraso nn4t
.lMaHf tGiE.n f!.c 6stt Nctt:u focst tEp The East
sad tic tastsrE fteU- from the Wet It. etzr .rhira}
rti. tn sr sr.rt - rjsh rorn.ry. Raps]-,proit1 bv
md rt!rSat FEar.iral decree In tavrr NJ lis
lI.t.ttif'lt- IAttipn" =
, 1869-06-26
REhl ESTATE.

Waf1autee deeds conEesing city ani suburban
properly within scycu miles OF the Court House.
tilrl for record on Friday. June 81:
I,lEtElon 4, g L = af Nob1e ST. Z 1. e48luN