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Markets. by Telegraph.


LONDON, November Acknowledgement 9a1s.
Bonds 1915. Turpcntnc 2ss 9d.
LIVERPOOL, November -Eoon.-Colton qIic:; !;
uplnnds 11S; Orleans 1874; sa.cs Sooo bales.
Turpcntinc 27s Sd.
hfternoon.-Rcd Western wheat So Sd; rcd
winter Ss Sd. Cotton dull. Ya-us and fabrics ut
Manchester puict.
Evening.-dbtton steady; up!ands II:sd; Or
leans 112Sd; sales 5000 hatcs; for speculation and
export 1000 ua!Is. I;cl winter wheat as s,laSs
Flour 2Is 9d.
PARIS November Eoon.-.Boursc opens
quiet. Rcntes III 70c.
tIAvRE, November aa-Nocn.--Co opens
with declining tendency; low mhid'inG aiioat
If 42Ec.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November .,- ,-Noon.-S,oc.s steady
and firm. Money GaI Sterling, long s!a; snor:
0A. Gold 2GX. SiNty-twOs l5t; Tcnncsscca,
cx-cOnpon, 80; new 81; Vrginias, old, ex-cuupon,
80; new 5i Louislnnas, Old G5l4; Lcvccs 5s;
ctghts so; Alabama cigh;s o4l:; Gvcs coz; Gcor-
gia skies 81; scvcns 81; North Carollnas OLD 49,,
new 80. Flour dull and Dropping Wheat mn
changed. Corn Shade firIncr. HESS pork ~:
80. Lard quiet. Cotton iowcrat ai,sc. Iurrcn-
tine quiet ut 4Ta47is. Rosin ,iul; strained s. I5a
2 20. Frcghta duh
Eyenng.-Cotion heavy ana &c lower; sales
$500 bales at 25c. Flour heavy; superline State
81 SO; common to fur extra Southern S. 80.
Wheat la2c better AMI more doing; winter red
81 80; Michigan 81 so. Corn closed dull. Mess
pork $33 75 Lard firm at l9al0l4c Whiskey
81 o8Ha1 DIX. Groceries qnei. Turpentinc 47a
4sc. Rosin s. 15as. Frcights lower; on cotton,
by steam, 51Gd; by sail, 3ie'l. Money moderate
ly active ut CAT per cent. Sterling dull ai Q.
Gold closed heavy at 2GE. Southerns duh.
BALTIMORE, November 23-Cotton dull but
Arm at 24alc. Flour steady. Wheat duh and
loweri prime to.choicc red 81 30al 81. Corn firm;
prime new 93c. Ness pork firm at $33. T.: cea
steady. Lard 1oc. Whiskcy nrmer.
CINCINNATI, November 23.-Co n scarce and ad
vancing; old 9scasl; new t!s, witt the supply
not equal to the demand. Whiskey duh and 1a2c
lower. Mess pork quiet and held at $50. Lard in
demand at 172sa17Hc.
ST. LOUIS November 2S.-Fl0ur heavy; fall
superflnc SO s5n4 25. Corn firm; new white, in
bulk, TIC; prime white 81 05. Mess pork quiet
at $40 90. Bacon steady. Lard, nothing doing.
LOUIsvILLB, November 23.-Corn firm at s5c
Provisions quiet. Old mess pork s3l. Lard 1sc
WhIskcy dull at 81 10.
WILMINGTON, November 23.-Spirts turpentinc
quiet at 43c. Rosin que, at 81 e5; No 2 So 75a3
Cotton quiet.
AUGUSTA, November 23.-CoitOn easier; snlcs
576 bales; receipts TAT bales; middling a3a23kc.
SAVANNAH, November 23-Cotton, receipts 2s75
bales; exports 25o6 bales; sales 600 bales; mid.
ding 23a<c; market weak.
MOBILE, November 23.-Cotten, demand mo-
derate; closed quiet; sales 500 bales; middling
23kc; receipts ~ bales; exports GO bales.
NEW ORLEANS, November 23-Cotton active at
24c sales 1000 bales; receipts S75s bales; exports
to Liverpool 3l2o bales; to the Continent 1886
bales. Molasses higher; prime 02c; all others un-
changed. Gold 2o4. Sterling 3ok. New York
sight Is discount.
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PnsscnQcrS.

Ter steamship James Adrcr, for New YORK;
ID Emerson, w Rosseter, Mrs Ellison, J A Hlii-
son, liartthornc, q w Qnintard.
:, Per steamship Champion, from New York
Mrs Morgan, Miss Morgan, Mrs Smith, Miss Smith,
Harnum, y Barnum, Miss Burlington, Mrs II
u Paine, Mrs T II Calvert Miss g Marshall, Miss
Stilca, = w Glllett, Miss NJ Gillett, " Parsons NJ
e iianscom. Close, + True, Mrs Cone nnd child,
Master Cone II ID l.acOt. J HI Bailey, A French,
vile and Child, Jno uhl, Z !Ieinhorr II Buist and
wHe, j. RcsiEna, wife, two children and servant
mr5 \ Libby and daughter, !! Il Guilctt and wife,
n Il hubbard, idtchcr, & ilolngsworth, Mrs
Shaw, and 10 in stccragc.
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COMM ERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS,

LiyEEPUo:.-rcr ship Ellen Sou;hard-.G pags
sea island cotton, 26+S lales upland cotton, PSI
bags cotton seed.
NEW YoRs-Pcr steamship James Adger-53
bags sea island cotton, 937 bales upland colt on,
81 tcs rice, So bundles paper IS pEgs sundr.es 10
pkgs frnit.
MATASaAs-Per Schr Edna llarwood--3o, 600 feet
rcsaWcd lumber.
PoRT liz ThE WEST lNDiEs-Pcr Schr Thomas
Miskimmons-54S4o feet resawcd lumber, 10
empty hlda.
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Those who have tried it, know that it cured them
those who have not know that IT cures their
neighbors AMI friends, ana all know that what It
does once it does always-thnt IL never fails
through any fault or neglect Of It's composition.
We have thousands upon thousands Of the certiti-
Gates or their remarkable cures of the following
complaints, bnt such cures are known in every
ncighhorhood, and VIC need not publish them.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in all climates;
containing neither caloincl or any deetcrions
drug, they may he taken with safety by anybody.
rhelr sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and
makes thcm pleasant to take, while being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera TO purify the blood and stimulate
II into healthy actiOli-rcmove the distractions OF
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of
the body, restoring their Irregular action to health
aid by correcting, wherever they exist, such
arrangements as are the first origin OF disease.
Minute directions are given I'm the wrapper on
PILLS rapidly cure:
For DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, L1sTLEssNEss.
LAEGuoR and Loss Of ArfgTrTE, they should he
taken moderately to stimulate tile stomach and
restore its healthy tone and action.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and its various symp-
toms BILIOUS HEADACHE, SICK HEADACHE, JAUN.
DICE or GREEN SICKNESS, BILIOUS CoIIc and
BILIOUS FHvERs, they should be judiciously taken
for each case, to correct the diseased action or
remove the obstrnctions which cause It.
For DYsESTRRY or DIAnRHRA, but Zone mild
dose s generally required.
For RnEUAATISM, GoUT, GRAVEL, PALPTrArIoN
OF THE iiEAnT, PAIN IN THR SIDE, BACK and
LUNGS, they should be continuously taken, ns rc.
quired TO change the diseased action OF tho sys-
tenn. With such change those complaints dis
appear.
Por DR0Psy and DRoPsIcAL SwBLLISGs they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to
produce the effect of drastic purge.
For SUPPRESSION a large dose should be taken
as IT produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As n DINNER Pill, take one or tw o PILLS to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and inygorates the system Hence 1t Is often a,l.
yantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels t0lerably we'll often finds that q
dose OF these PILLS makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renOvating erect on
the digestive apparatus
DIR ]. C. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass, u. s. Al
Sold at Wholesale and retail by DOWIB
NOISE, Charleston, 8. c., and by Retail Druggists
everywhere. DhC ocA mwf3mos
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

81 bales upland and bales sen island cotton, 90
bb!s naval stores, cars phosphate, tobacco, lndsc,
Jarvis, : Stoncy, Rcedcr ( Davis, KirEpat rick
Witte, Ravcnel & go, Frost Il AdGcr, a j Sail
ncy. w Gurney, a iritchard, j i Nelson, Jel-
lords d CO, Chapeau Il llciuon, O Roach, W X
co, j i Adger 4 co, taiiiard < Mino;t, Il PrinSlc.
and Order.
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Receipts by Railroad, November s3.
Snl.lu e II

ass bates cotton, II bales domcstics, 20 bbis
nour. car pig iron, SS bbls naval stores, 3 cars
stock. To Raiiroad Agent, r Kerr & co, Pclzcr
isodscrs e co. Caldwell Son, Willis & Chlsoim
kirkPaSricE Il Wiitc.W X Ryan, Graeser & Smith
w Williams q co, j |, l'ringlc Il Son, q IL Wal
ter X co, a Salinas, w Courtney & co. Frost &
Adgcr WisS & 60, j u f. Sloan, w |; Smith e. co
Agent y Iiailroud, and others.
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Drugs, Gbrmlrals, Nc.

A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF a LAXATIVE
MEDICINE.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval stores Cir.
Culnr.

culnr.
NEW YORK, November 9o.-spIRITs TURrsN-
TIKK.-In the carly part OF the week, the prog
poets OF an advance Induced an active business
the sales amounting to 1900 bbls Mt 47a47Hc !ner.
chantabe, and 47Ea4Sc for New York bbls; but
FOR the last few days the sales only about $50
bbls At 47Ha4s%c for mcrchantable, and 4Sc for
New York bbls There is no disposition on the
part Of buyers to concedc the extreme prices dca
manded, and, SO fur, the advance in Wilmir ston
TO a A1c has had little or no effect on this arket
lseccipts 1925 bbla Exports IS bbB.
R03iN.-Wc are still unable TO report any change
IN the position OF the market. Could tonnage bc
had, there would be brisk demand for strained
at 81 Is. Tho business In pale Ia restricted by the
same cnnse; and although there has been slight
ly improved demand from soap.InakerH, yet the
trade Is nscrably small. The total snlos amount
30 ess than 1000 hbs. tof which 1900 arc No. 1 and
palc,) at $2a2 OIL for blacF; 81 Is for common
sirained; 81 20 for good strained; So 5on2 co for
No. 2; 81 76a4 for No. ], and - 25a5 20 for pale.
teccpts l.749 bbls. Exports 1876 bbla.
ThR.-There has been some demand for paving
purposes, With sales OF 956 bbs North Carolina at
81 bO for all siZes over 25 gallons, and 100 bDls
Wilmington at 81 so. At The close, tho market is
even more dull than before. Receipts 393 hhls.
Exports 1877 bbs.
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dI.fRIN.E NEJyS.
CHARLESTON, NovEMBER2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Champion Lockwood, New York
Adgcr g. CO. ) Aiken !t co, ii !s A Ashton, j An.
len, Eollmann Bros Il Il Brnwn, II + w ircwcr,
Brown & flyer, CD Erahe & co, r A RciInish &
CO. Il Bates & CO, II Bus,, W Il Bird 4 co, Bcii.
nett & CO, II N Bristol & co, Mrs Louisa Belscr. j
W Bocsch iiart 4 ca, > Corwin Il co, NJ Clear.
II Chaice 4 co, Charleston Hotel, } ComnliI,s,
cooper, COX co. co. d earn CO. CO. SLs Siacns sieh
Witte, u Campbell, q i Cardoza, McIur Cohen,
nDwe ni,Irr i nose o i,,,p, DEaS' Dawson Douglas
& co, !, Elias ! l. Falk a co, Forsy;hc, McComb &
CO. pdsael "e erney t;G"n oss u GSs
ilnrbeson 4 CO, Hart & co, Il Hunter, Iiurknmp
4 co, II q Holland, Hunt, A HUNT, Johnston,
4 co, q Rcrrlson, KiE3mnn Bros, Klinck, WicSen-
berg 4 co, Rreltc IL Chapman, Kanapa4x co, III
kia,tc h co, Edward Lee, q Lltschgi, l. Lorcn2t, j
Muller, Eimitz 4 co, NJ Marks. Marshall Il McMii,
lan, W Marscher, Mcloy & liicc, w Matthlcsscn,
$ s',l,. + Marshall, Masullas, Williams Parker, Eeuf
ONcill & Soii, y panl co. w i Pa,l,iOn, OJ oui,l.
by q co, Rose,tlal, J Reils, B F lockwood, j il
stiles, Shackclford & Kelly, S Railroad Agent, ]
Steibcr, Il Semkcn, ID II Siicox, Sempkin Il Rel.
fer, Stoddard & CO, + G Schroeder, II Soube-
IouX, Southern Express co, TIeman e Pritchard,
Taylor co. ] Thompson & CO, Terry & Nolan,
J. Torrent, B Tognl, NJ A NJ Foster, S Thompson,
wSs.aSI1n4 sea SantSn; ,lrhI %Irman Mrs. Wagner $
While, w l. Webb Walsh, ] Wirth K CO. Geo w
Williams Il CO, J Wiley co, Werner Duckcr, w
Warren, Geo ii Walter &c co, Walker, Evans d
Cogsweli, WI Yates co, and others
Steamer General Manigault, Cordes, George.
town, : Q; 80 bales cotton and sundrlcs. To
Shackeford & Kelly, Mowry 4 co, w Ryan, Ii
A Due.
Sloop Amelia, from AshcpOo 1850 bushels roueh
rice. To Frost & Adgcr.
Boats from Christ Church. L. bags sea island
cotton. To X Vcnnng.
Boats from James, Island. 4 bnps sea island
cotton To w @ lee CO.
Flat from James Island. 2 bags sea island cot
ton. To Fraser & Dill.
Received from Chisom's Mill-s0 ticrces rice
and bags scn island cotton. To Chisohm Bros,
Geo II lIOppock, Gaillard l. Minott, MazycE & Sal.
tus, John llancEcl, Frost Il Adger.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
flames hdger co.
Ship Ellen Southard, Morse, Lvcrpool-Winis 4
Chisolm.
Schr Thos Miskimmons, Wyatt, q Port in the
West Indics-J A Enslow h CO.
Schr Edna fiarwood, Harwood AatanZas via
hoorehead City, N C-J A Enslow Il co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Steamer Dictator, McNelty, PslatIa, via Jack
sonyille, Fernandina nnd Savannah.
Brig John Balch, Gardner, Wilmington, NC.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York, No
vembcr 81.
:, Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York,
November "a.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, baltimore, Noyem-
ber 20.
:, schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, Georgetown, c,
November 10. = y
schr Ida Burgess, Burgess Georgetown, G,
November %.
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pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier Ice.
NO. 4, North River, foot OF Canal street, NNIEI.S
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the SIN and
2lst or every month teXccpt when these dates fail
on Sunday, then the Saturday preccdng)
departure OF 9th and 2Ist connect nj Panama
WIN steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those OF 9th touch Mt ManzanillO
SteamBhip JAPAN leaves Sun Francisco fer
Japan and China December 4, 1860.
No California steamers touch ut Havana hut 90
direct from New York to hspinwan
-, one hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult,
Medicine anu Attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information m
ply NJ the CoMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tile
wharf, loot Of Can2l.Strcct, North River New
York. r. n NARY s,cnt
march12 Tyr
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Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, November 2.-Thcrc was but little
doing In cotton to-day; IS bales were disposed Of
u: prices varying from 13ao3Ic.
SELMA, November .i.-Co,ton in fair demand
yesterday, with free offerings. The market clos.
cd very easy. Sales or 200 bales at the following
quotations: Middllng 2.fa.2I; low mitld.ng
s2iia22}s; good ordinary 2lXc.
MACON, November 2O.-Cotton receipts to-day
o.; bales; sales 2S5 bales; shipped 40 bales. The
market waE quiet and steady to-day, up to the
arrival OF the evening reports from New York at
23tsa2oIc; but after that hour very little cotton
was Sold and the market was closed quiet 1T - !:
for middlills-thc best still bringing &c more.
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Wilmington Market.


WILMINGTON, November 22-SrIRITs TuRPgR.
TIHE;-Recerts 207 CASKS. No sales. 4Skc Of.
fered, without buyers.
RosIR-Rcccipts 1923 bbs. .,ales OF l25 bbls at
Fl go for strained and 81 IS foi extra No. =
CRUDE TURrEE7IHE.-Salcs OF 81 bblB Mt SO 05
Tor soft and 81 70 for hard-an advance OF &c OH
former grades since last report.
TAR.-Sales OF 81 bbls ut 81.
C01TOk.-Salcs Of 20 bales as follows: l al 23i.c:
at 231Sc, and IS ut 2:j7+c.
Selma Cotton Statement.
SELMA. November ie-
Stock on hand September ], 1869. w "A
ltcct1Vch ttitS week cck...................2 2, Cos
fcceiYed previously y................ S,Tl+1.1iS
Total; ...................... 2p,eU2
Shipped this week. k...............lIIg
Shipped previously. lA6N-I5. e43
Stock on hand November 10, 1869. 1870
Columbus Cotton Statement.
COLUMBUS. November 20.-
stock on hand September ], 1860. ...... 1876
RECEIVER past week. J,lIS
Received previously. ,-9j- ST, ,9A
-
Total. .............--.......... 39,osU
Shipped previously ,92o- 1889
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Clothing ano furnishing GOODS.

We have received by last steamers an invoice OF
fieavy, Fine and Medium CLOTHING, in Biolley's
Beaver, All.Wool Melton French, Scotch and
American Cashmere Over Sacks Double. brcas ,cd
Beaver Sacks, French Tricot, Scotch Cheviot, Fin
Cashmere. Dress and Business Suits, all OF our
own manufacture, just made in the latest styles
ALSO,
good assortment OF HEAVY CLOTHING. nae.
dunn quality, OF other manufacture.
We are selling entire Business Suits vt $40, s1y,
$A, $1s, SCI, s2o, so6 and $50. Dress Suits nj
sls, $a3, $50, s35, *37, $3s and soc.
Dress Frocks from $40 TO $50.
Sacks and English Walking Coats from Al ia
$40.
Pantaloons from SO 10 SIS.
Vests FROM 81 so to 81.
We warrant all Clothing OF our own msnufae-
work.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Our "PERPECT SnIRT'' at So and So Heavy
White and Colorcd Acrno Undershirts aud Draw-
ers ut 81. Fine Mcrno Shirts and Drawers, Can
ton Flannel and Jean Drawers. Pine Linen Col
lars at 81, 81 80 and 81 per dozen. Cloth, Kid,
Beaver and Dogskin Gloves, Merino and Cotton
Half Hose, Bows, Ties, 4c &C., at extremely low
prices.
Heavy Double and Twist Cassimcres at retail at
81 per yard.
4B- One Price and no deviation.
HACULLAR, WILLIAMS Il PARKER,
No. as1 KING STREET,
Store formerly occupied by McDan Cohen.
nov1b mwf limo
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Perhaps no one mc,li.
cine Is SO universally re-
qnired by everybody as
u cathartic, nor WAS
ever any before so uni
vcrsally adopted into
use, in every country
and among all classes,
ns this mild bht efficient
pllrgatiyc PTJL. Tile
obvious reason Ia, that
IL is Il more reliable and
: far more cfIcctuul rem
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By TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, November 23.-Arrivcd steamships
Carroll from Baltimore; Tonawanda, from Phlla-
delphia; San Jacinto, from New York. Cleared,
brig John Sherwood, Monteyideo; bark Canada
Liverpool; steamships North Point, Baltimore;
WILMINGTON, November 23.-Thc steamer Fair.
banks arrived from New York. The Regulator
and 7 Clyde cleared for New York.
NEW YORK, November 23.-Arrlycd, steamships
Saragossa and Manhattan, from Charleston; san
Salvador from Savannah.
MEMORANDA.
Tho British steamship Marmora, R0bins from
Liverpool Tor Charleston arrived at Wexford, Ire
land, November 3, and sailed OH the 9Th.
The schr Palma, Rankin, for Georgetown, $ c,
cleared nj New York November 20.
GEORGETOWN. November 22-hrrived, Novcm-
bcr 10Th, schr Addle Fuller, Henderson, Charles
ton, s 9; 10th, schr Susan Wright, Pearce, New
YORK; 22d, schr Ida = burgess, burgess Charles.
ton, q: Cleared, 2oth schr Mary, Gilchrist,
Belfast, Nc; schr Bragaducc, Meade, Castine, Nc.
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DOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH. FRRNANDINA JACKSON.
WILLIE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
sENI-WEEKLY LINE.

Steamer "DICTAToR,n Captain rn-A
w. T. McEelty, will sail from .EsaseezssfEE3S
for above points.
Steamer "CITY POINT,n Captain George r. Nc
MILAN, will sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock for above points Connect.
Ing with oil railroads at Savannah poIng South
and West. Connecting with the P1orida Rstroad,
at Fernandlna, for Ocdar Keys, from which place
Connecting, at Palatxa, with Hart,s steamers for
the Oclawnha River. Through Bills OF Ladinp
given for frelghts to Mobile and New Orleans.
Frcights pay able on the wharf. All goods remain.
Ing on the wharf at sunset will be stored nj risk
and expense OF owners
tSigned) ]. D. AIKEN & CO.,
n0fl3 Agents.
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Interior Cotton Markets

Stock on nand Nov. 10, 1863.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1869-01-28
Charles Hing,


A Lexington correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch, gives few moretruths CON
cunning this would be adviser of Congress. /
'soHARLEs KING. d. D." ON VIRGINIA RECON
r1sTRUCTIoN
Your issue Of yesterday contains anextract
from "llemopstrance" Of Charles King, D..
I D., a resident Of Staunton," addressed to the
United States Senate, against the removal of
the disabilities Of Virginia rebels You
very justly surmise that he is either ga negro
Or carpet Dagger" He is a Radical Metho-
dist preacher, sent down here to steal Church
property, support 'Union Leagues" and act
as Radical emissary generally. Last year he
was in Rock bridge county, and used to
preach (?) to a handful Of negroes with brace
of pistols on the pulpit "Parson" Brow
low-to defend himself from pretended dan
ger from The 'secesh." He was accustomed
to-tell his negro brethren that they ''nlust not
work too hard for their secesh employers
that they could not enjoy their religion if they
did" His conduct was so Infamous that even
native scalawags' repudiated him. Fit re-
monsrator ss... -.5, JUSTICE. q
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LETTER OF THE VIRGINIA CoMMITTEE.-
Of this letter, which appears on first page,
the. .Nationet Inte7liyencer says: This doc
unent challenges attention by its able, tenn
perate, and unanswerable exposition of the
miscEiefs and injustice Of the Underwood
constitution This paper is well worthy the
attention Of all coasideratc statesmen and
readers, and cann5t fail to impress Congress.
Its publication will also serve to correct some
utterly incxcusable misrepresentation whiol
have appeared of the action of the committee,
and the efforts they are making to obtain the
best attanable terms for their State.
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/ gsALE OF AVAILABLE TRACT
/ ~ ssf' E4sasses ia the County CT Ags-
gsgsSsa.-As Commissioner of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, and in pursuance of decree
rendered by said Court on the 9th day of No
yember, 1868, in the pending Chancery suit of
Hutton liite, &c, shall sell at public auction
upon the premises.
Ion THURSDAY, 18TH Day OF FEBRUARY. 1869
the tract or parcel Of land upon which NJ. L. Hite
now resides, continuing about
| ONEHUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
lying in the comfy Of Augusta on the road lead
ing from Brownsburg to Greenville and four miles
from the former place-being the same tract
which lIte bought Of William Armstrong on the
9th of February, 1866. There are about Fifty
Acres Of this land finely tirnbercd and the rest is
admirably adapted to grass and the cereals. 1t
is all of excellent quality. The improvements
consist Of a comfortable two story dwelling, con-
tanning or 10 rooms, a courthouse, meat house
and barn, all in good condition. There is also on
the place largo and very fine apple orchard,
and small peach orchard.
TEHMS:-Enough in hand to tlefray The ex-
I enses of sale, the costs Of the Chancery suit
above mentioned, and Of au action at law desina-
ted in the proceedings in said Chancery suit, OF
the residue Of the purchase money, the sum OF
81, 263, % is to be made payable in three equal
instalments at 6, y and Is months from the day
Of sale, with interest from The last named day
the balance to be arranged in payments of $500
each, as far as it will CO. payable on LIST March :,
1869, and on list March of each succeeding year,
with cut interest. All the deferred payments o
be secured by bonds, with approved security. and
the title withheld till the whole Of the purchase
money has been paid.
Gae6sii ORLANDO SMITH,
jan 21-tJs - Commissioner