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TEE DAvENPoRr BRorHrRs will bsg;n thei
entertainments ~ Mekerott Hall to.n,ght ar d
~ the conclusion Of the cabinet performances
Er. Fay Will give hts celebrated darx seance
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DIsIRABLz Rooms ON TIE A-snrE pos
hnxr.-S.e 80 yeItisenent else where
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EvEHIDODY NEEDS THEM.

GeutlemsnS ane SHIFTS on hand and made 10
order, ana . perfect &C Warranted Might Shirts,
ycsiess si I. so"d aTt.ele updsI shirt and
Onbrellas; and general assortment of ladies and
gentlement Iurnishing Goods. together with One
Every cvticfe varrsnse1 20 be as Represented. ana
yeassnsbls prices and fsir dealing es,sfSllg I'D
70 1.eolm 355 IT,, bet 9ehand IJth
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lows, Is cents each; Blankets, Sheets, and Bed
Spreads, al A. ADAMsON's, SOC 9th street, next
TO Penna. avenue. q
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JJH1TEp srArIs PAFlHr OFFICE.

On The De1tisn Of THOMAS SiIs8f. Of Boz.
ton. ass administrators Of the estate Of Ara
Moodworth, ID. dseee:s4, Irayins for the eEssn-
worth, Sd, on the 18th day q Hay. lsse, Tor o.
ipprsvement in Aschinery for elinnisG:
IL 10 ordered that the said pesis10n s. lard n
this ON Co on the 18Th day Of 4prii nsxt. An
person nay olDoee this extsnsion. Obieetions
deDosidons, and other pagers should b. 6led n
this once twenty days before the day OF hearing
9LISHA FOOrE
felS-WSW Commissioner Of Patents.
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CHANCE FOR MARYLANDRRs AND vIR-
e4nIANs To SEE THE INACGURATIoN-In order
10 cradle Marylanders and Virglnians living
aiOrg me 20 omac 10 Re present at the inaugu-
ration Of General Grant the steamer Arrow,
Capt. Staekpole. will leave Pye's Wharf
Charles county, Nd, for this city, at o'clocs
"a the morning of tie ith Of March, touching
81 Gunston, yo., al ~ clock. Marshall
Hall, Nd, at : O'elccf, ard ", Washington
al X. reaching her vhsrf In this cisy M Q
o'clock a m. Size will leave here again at %.
M 40 convey The passengers - their homes.
lbs arrangement will be a great aocommoda-
tIon 10 residents along the liver, enabling thern
70 sfa the inaugural ceremonies, the process sion
g. without passing the nigh, away from horns
! AZ steamer VIII make her usual trip TO Mount
eINon me same day, leaving here a. - a. IN,
ae.AInIng al 1 ID. II.
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nBPHANS COURT, February Is loj9-DIsTRIc.
~ OF CoLuMslA Warrington county. TO pit:-I
the case OF SYLVIA BLISS. Executrix Z
as. with the appreciation Of the Orphans Court Q
Washing ton County aforesaid. appointed TUES
distribution of the personal estate Of said deceAse
and Of the assets in hand far the same hay.
been collected and turned into money; when an.
where oil tho creditors and heirs Of said DE-
ceased are notified to attend, with their claim
properly y0uched. or trey may othefWise By lag
excluded from all benefit in said deceeeeds est ate
Drovlaed . COPY Of this order be published once 1
vtous to said day =. - -
Test: JAS. B. oBEIRNs.
re l6lewSw. Begister Of Wills.
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SIMPLE But EFFECTUAL.-The entire free
dom from all deleterious ingredients renders
"BrsUn's Bronchial Troches," or CougH and
Voice LozepPes, safe remedy for the most
delicate female or youngest child, and has
caused them 20 be held in the highest esteem
by singers and public speakers generally. In
Coughs, Irritation of the Throat caused by
cold or unusual exertion Of the vocal organs.
the most beneficial results 60
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TIE FEAST Opt Tomorrow even
february 25to.) commences tie Jewish fesS-
va called IN Hebrew, Purim, or Lais. which
is observ in Sopm me noration of the event.
described In the Rook of Esther, called by the
Jews mo gillian ES.her." PurIm was essab-
lIsned subsequently TO the laws Of Moses, aud
there.cre the Jews a>e not prohibited from fol.
loving the,r usual avocaroal during the fes.
uval. The dsy pr crding The fast ia observed
rs 'Tareys vs. 1er," Fast of Esiher.) In the
evening the copgr' cations assemble in the
synsgogu to l. !en to the cnan ing Of the
"Megin M, and prayers and hymns follow
Afie- retuI aIng I.om tie synegogues refresh
ments are served The remainder of the fe.t-
vslls spent in pleas rich not forgetting
thelr poorer brethren, whether Christian or
Semitic Ali are made happy. Presenas are
iioefally exchanged, verifying the passages,
. e shall make them days of Tasting and re-
JoicIng. sending presents 70 one another and
osrlout'IS gifts to tie POOR" In tie evening
IArtes are -ive1, balls end mGsQuer ldcs fol-
lew; nor IL IL con s.dered a breach of the No.
sa c III Law or man aud woman to assume the
sarb OF each other. With this Iee'ry7l ends the
last Of the cecil -;estic Al year, beng succeded
by the next Passover.
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DH!LOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE A ne . cour.
Of Lectures, - delivered ss the NsW Tor,
museun OF Anatomy, embracing the subjscts
and org Age; nanhood generally Ieyiswed; II
cause OF indigestion. 6afulence and Nervous o.
sidered, &c.
Pocket volumes containiue these lectures win b
Tor varcea 70 parties unable TO attend, on rsc~ip
q four staDps, b afdressine: sECRETARi
New OH Mussum Of Anatomy and science, 81
Broadway New York. q, 3o-ly
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RMY TRANsP PORTAL ITO

HEhDQ RS DISTRICT INDIAN TERRIroRY.)
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
FohT GIBSON. U. n, January IA, 1869
sealed PIono.sis; in Duplicate, viii be receive
he TRANSPORTATION or military sup
rLihs; during the year cop-o'ncing April !, 1859
spo ending March l, 1870 fir. a fort Gibson, 4
to Fstt 4. tnckle. l. or such other pests :. ma,
o, 81 s IN ss; n,st &c, Of the d.aisa Terri
NE. and south Of the thirty-s Eth parallel o
he trans ortatfon herein Advertised for IN h.
aholiy BY wagons. The fr. light to be Transports
viii BOT exceed Two million pounds.
Bidders Will give their names in full, AZ we'll a.
thefr places OF residence ard each prop ssa mus
be aocon panied BY 9 guarantee from two or NOR
thst Of the bidder, are certified by clerk of 3
court of record, setting forth tnat in case con
give good end sufi Gent security for the fsitsfu
performance Of the tane.
gounos per one hundred miles at which they wi,
transport the stores In each month In the year be
The conirsetcr yin be required to give Sonds
the en-. unt OF thirty thousand sllars.
Of eseh bidder and person Offered ~ security vii
De B tea 4iTs AIS. h. rsor;rss ,o han.
fo9s sissoS o'f
and to have at his command teams sufficient to
The risht is reserved on the pars Of the &C Govern
ment TO reject any and all bids which may be
the approval Of The Quartermsster General of tn
Inc party 10 WnOm An award 10 made must b,
prepared TO execute the contract without unueces
Say delay. and to give the required bonds for tn
faithful erformance Of the contract
Blanks for proposals and bonds will be furnishe
on application.
Bidders are invited to DO present ss the day
Proposals should BE- indorsea "Proposais 70
Army Tran sportation " and addressed to the Chic
Quartermssttr, District Of the Indian Territory
and none will be entertained unless they csmpl,
with the terms OF this advertisement.
By order ef Brevet MAJOR General Grierson
A. ROOkM ELL,
BIevst Lent: Col and A Q n. U o. A., Chic
u III nisfricf Terri 70 IL u
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the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CokPAk,
OF fHl
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,
Chartered By Special Act Of Cessr..,. A,
proved yaly Is, 1865.

OFFICERS:
q: b CLARA, PhiIadeIsnia, Pr..,s.,.
JAY CoOkr, ChAirmsn finance and xxeeu,,,,
HENRY B. COOKE. washington. Vic. pr.,,
sMlRsoN ". PsEr. Phil.dslpn,.. soor.,.r,
Re sc r Hfsi Washington. A..,,,,,, 500.
GhANots y. Smith, M. d, Medical director
MEDICAL ADVISORY Bo.su.
j.. 4. BA4hkS. Surgeon General UniteS STAT.
P. hoRWifs. Chief med,o., ps..r,n,
ss Els: ss. e. %% ::sinsss.sa
Tle advantages ensfed py shi. oomp..y are.
.cns n nsaooG s company, chartered by special
a paid Up capital Of q 900 900.
onere low rates Of premium.
~ Iurnlsnes larger Insurance than other com
US oennlse and certain \ IL terms.
u 10 home company in every locality
k0 policies are exempt from attachment
q. .Ns 10 10 Unnecessary restrictions In the Dol
Every policy 10 non -rorfeitable
Hoflclee may be taken which pay 70 the I'm an rae
that the Insurance costs only the decrease On the
PO!iciss vii Be Issued that viii pay to sh. IN.
sSrea aonng lie On annual income Of one tenth
no extra rate 10 charged for risks upon thelives
Il insnres not to secure dividends, bot st 90 10.
A LOCAL AGENr is WANTED In EVERY
COUNTY, and applications from competent par.
ees Tor such agencies, with suitable endorsements
Agents only IN their respective districs
Crcnlars, Pamphlets, and full particulars giver
en- application st the 0nios Of the Company IN thi,
city.
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A GBoUkBY STORE 1OB R1NT-.y feel a. :,
"A and stoek Tor sale, IN seod bust ness locsfiei
on street. eetween 7th end 0th streess Nav,
rssd Enquire psxt door as JOSEPH ks PET.
Al SHoe Ss"ss' not
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TER FAIR.-Tne fine artist gallery eonnectec
win tne fair now IN progress for the benefit Of
Re Young Mems Christian Association will
10: Be open 70 me public until Friday, the 26ch
Instant, az O'Clock a. m
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EVE USED NO DkNTIFRICR, it Is presumed,
but II she had. she would probably have been
lnquisItive as TO its materials. Her daughters
who use Sozodont, and delight in II, are doubt
less anxious TO know what il is made Of To
granfy their curiosity to some extent, it is an
nounced that the principal identifying ingre-
dent is the bark Of one of the most wonderful
o. all trees, since the tree Of knowledge, viz:
the Soap Tree of Chill, which removes from
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AT PAR.
By It's charter, the Conpan IL permitted to is-
to own FIRST MORT9AGE BONDS to the
same amount the Government DO ads and NO
more. These BONDS are First Mortgage upon the
wnole road and all its eQuip me nts.
THEY have THIRTY YEARS TO Run, AT
SIN PER CENT, and both
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
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EAIRB ANKs' sCALEs.
COUNTER, PLATFORM, -
HAY, COAL, &C. -
JOHN A. BAkB6. Agent,
Louisiana Az

n.
- LOaisisns = enue:
ja1.eow between 9TH and 10th streets.
VEIvLKR BYE WHlsK.Y,
ExouR vans ooiA .S I'Isi,2 }, N. III,
500 ai Sn Grocer Ms p. s e issn .s:.
I INIrID sfATIs PAIEEf 9!TIOE,
u NAsHINsIoH, D: o., HsbrIsry s, 1889
CSosBY. ana J. ". PixRs6N, q Boston Ness. =
praying for the extension Of . patent granted TO
them 2. the 70 dsy OF Nay. lss' for an improve
4 70 ordered that ..id petition be heard as this
onsee on the Sd day OF Nay next Any. per.
once twenty SsSs bssSrs the az d Sssrise. ]. '''
eIs lawsw commissicaer q Psss.ts
] scribeT has obtained IRON tie 6rSSan1s Court
OF Warrington County, In the District Of Colun.
's
hs .sid dscs...d are hereby 1ssnsS
.usIy ns,t; they may otherSis. b Ia. % excluded
ny hand ss: S.s 1 u s s,S nary. snA
bLLBNla,- mark LENAHaN.
feSsl.ws.- Test: JAS B o'sss s'sE
LIMITED STATS pArBnT oTIICE,
ana S & sHs q sols s9.y
september 2s iss aud rsssosa 3. The lssh 'e ss1
Of Oc.eber. 1855, for IN Improvement in Borins
Il 10 ordered te.t the said petition be heard a,
thfs once on The ID dsy Of August next any person
Tss y. s; o
twenty days bssSrs ths dag q hsSFiDe 80. ~
fe 2o-lav,v Conan;ssionef Ct Patents.
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TEE REPUBLICAN GENIRAL COMMITTEE
last evening passed q resolution renewing the
request % the wards TO make full turn out on
TIE stn Of March, aud earnestly urging each
ward 70 make immediate preparations tor ne
pa-ade on that day.
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LOCAL N EW S.
Amusements, &C., Te.Nisht.


NATIONAL THRArlR--The spectacular and
triek paEtomime of Humpty Dumpiy."
WALLS OPERA HoUsK.-The Gregory GYM.
nasne and Pantomime Troupe.
CANTERBURY HALL.-A great bill this even
ing.
Lee. "a Pennsylvania avenue.
The MAMMOTH Ok General Grant. On ex
hioitior corner 7th street anu Pennsylyanls
asenue.
OaRrsI's acknowledgement Exhibition
Ana RBdIny school.
PReP. SMITHS Art Gallery ~, penn.vlx,
mia avenue
METZkRo1r HALL-Reppear ance ~ the
Dase5Por. Brosses.
TIE POTOMAC FRoNT-Some increase IN the
movenents OF yosSeIs may be noticed to-day
Inc steamer Arrow. e. Ip.- Ssackpole, lett bel
Nharf NJ 10 O'Clock thls mo-Ing for Mount
EeTno and MllsnaIls 1n1'n-, tlking down
the m ais anu a mi ed numbe- of passen gers
as the temperature was roo bi.Ing cold AID
WINDY 20 encourage the de- re OF seeking pleas.
ore ON the water. Below VIII be found the
usUal reports FROM the Uhsrvs:
IoT'S Uhlrf-Arrivet- Schr. John Thomas
Asbion, from Wade's Bay, with wood for Jas
Frazer Saiied-Schr. Harvest Butler, ligh,
CIR. 80, with wood for market.
ha<yS bhdJ.-Arrived-Schr. William 7
WasoE eton. Hastings. from Philadelphia, with
coal for ~ kee, hadwick Il 20. Sailed-Schr
pehr.
s;eport', Fish Hous. -Arrived-Sioop -Four
frothers. Poi', with 70O punches of fresh fish
Tor market, and schooner Leonard johnson
Simpson, with 30 punches of rock. perch, &C.
foE marke..
JOh.sons Wl1rJ.-Arrived-Scho Fish.
bavk and Two Brothers, commanded by tbs
brotaers faunce, with fresh rsh, for market
Saiied-ScnoOner X. T.. Stenard, Herbert, fol-
Alexanuria.
CATERS WhdT.-Arrived-Stea Guldins
Star. Wilson. with wood, for Mayor Bowen:
schooner j. II. Travis, Wheatley, from Spesutia
Island, with liO tons OF coal, for James Boyce
d 60.
HgrrSy's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eliza.
beth Ann, jerks, and John Oliver, Trice with
wood, for Harvey, Clarke Il Given.
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FIRB-This morning abont SS O'Clock, the
root % Messrs. Swingle a. Howletts carpen Ter
shop took IRE, bit was extinguiened before an
alarm va. rung and before mn .h damage was
done.
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,

Total 70 6y81 oil
This large amount 10 only IN indication Of the
immense trafao that must 90 over the through line
in few months, when the great tide Of Pacific
coast travel and trade will begin. IL 10 estimated
that this business must make the earnipgs Of the
road from IIFrEEN TO TWENTY MILLIONS
YlAR. ~.
A the supply Of these Bonds will soon cease,
parties who desire to invest In them viii find It
for their interest 70 do % at once The price for
the present 10 par and accrued tntsrest from Jan.
], In currency.
Subscription will DO
RECEIVED II WASHINGTON, By
First National Bank.
Rittenhsuse, Fowler 4 Co.
And In New York
Al the Gem papy's Office, Ne. 20 Nassau
street.
yshn ]. Cisce Sen. Bankers, Ne. So
wall street, q
And By the Compapys sdvertised agents through
sos out the United otssss. frf
Bonds sent free, bet PARTIES ssoseTsbtss throwsA
local asesss piH Iook 70 thsns for fheis SAFE de-
Iirerr.
A NEW PAMPHLET AID NAP WAS Is
SUED OOTOBIR lsr, containing report Of the
DroGfsss Of the work 70 that date, end moro com.
Dasts ststsnsnt in relation 70 the value Of the
bonds than can b given In IN advertisement,
which viii b sent free On spDlicstaon at tho Oom
Danyh onlces, or TO any Of The advertised agents.
JOHN J. cisco, Treasurer, New York.
January %, 1850. M3
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II NEYi HOH EYil
or FINEST QUALITY, Tin the Comb,
In 3-lb., <lb, and 10 ID Stands,
At New Yorb Prices.
n. W. BURCHELL,
Oornsr llth and stresss,
w Under Ibbitt House
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TIE Ok GEN. GRANT.-The teachers and
pupils of the various schools IN the ci,y, put
nc and private, have received an Invitation 20
70 and see the mammoth OF, now on exhibi tion
st the corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and sth
street, any time mp 10 the end of this week.
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Lone LIFE SECURED.

pr.sss iS.r o:Hn s, On Ssrsd
lillian Beeolvest. ana Ell whose mensse hsve
sssssd that feel siek es sso@ ..ri
REsoIViST siS.e n bos s are ire IA ~
RADWAYS PILLo. end they viii ENJOY such .
high state OF health that vii secare them long lfe
-, ALL rEnALE pIyvIouLIIIs.
Retention Of the Cstansnia, shrough 81 sSe
ssflss AND di e o The Ton6 Ucs 9sa
S ssssi; Is Ssss :. .z..S
issseIysf ..n IL, s ssass :.ss.I.s! "a.
- pr- t,1SsEs nss MEDICAL Rab lisa,lsn ssllsi
for rs Can es bad free OF charge Of sf Druegses
Price OF RApvAYp earss pariilisn R~soivenI On
ispe; Ne. York, and Drusgistssssryvbsrs.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-02
r, ,ooo M. ID. HIGGINS, Clerk
COMMISSIONER,S NOTICE

Madison Circuit Court, March Stb.
- loossA. N HUFFMAN Plaintiff,
John W. Huffman in his own right and nc
Administrators of William Human de-.
ceased, and James A. Harlow, and Hah-
nan his wife -Defendaets,
IN CHANCERY
Among other things il is decreed that IL be
relerfeu 70 one of the Commissioners of this
Sour e. $40 Lake, state, settle and report to
ene Court the following accounts list, An
account OF the Administration of John w,
thurman, Administrator of William HUFF
man, deceased, which account the said Adj
IItllhistratoris directed to render before said
commissioner. End, An account of all adj
Vancements made by the said William Hut
man, deceased, in his life time to his several
cnilaren, .and 3rd, An account of all debts
9ptu, f4. against the estate of William
human ~ deceased, and the priority If anyl
OF the same, and that the creditors of tie
SAD William Huffman deceased. be conven
e ed ~ peiore the SAID Commissioners, and warn
ca 10 prove their claims before him on or be-
lore day by him to be named nnder
pam OF being excluded from all participa-
tloIl OF dement's OF the assets, ON their failure
10 40 so. But, before proceeding TO fake fhn
accounts on The foregoing decree the said
commissioners shall give notice OF The time
anu an place Of making said accounts, and
warning The creditors as above directed nv
publication for four successive weeks in tbSe
NatlVe N1rginian, published at Orange Court
rouse Virginia, which publication shall be
. nv 10 personal service ofnotice upon
an y. the part1es except John w. Huffman as
to whom there rrust be personal service of
from the decree.
~ paftIes interested in the foregoing pro-
ceedlngs, viii take notice that / hnVeap-
pointed the 9th day of July, 1869, at my Of
nee, at Madison Court House, to execute tie
,ocegolng decree, when and where they are
required to attend with their evidence, And
the creditors of the said William Huffman
are warned andnotified to proveltheir claims |
against the estate of the said Huffman he. |
lore me, on or before that day under pain of |
being eXcludedfromall participation or hem |
ents OF the assets of the said estate on failure
10 90 SO: TH0S. j. HUMPHREYS.
june ., ". Commissioners
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-02
THUNDER LISTEN, CoLORED MEN.
CHINESE IMMIGRATION FOR THE souru

CHINESE IMMIGRATION FOR THE SOUTH,
Memphis, Tenn, June PA meet.
ing of citizens OF West Tennessee
North Alabama, Mississippi and Ar.
kansas, is called here for July 18Th. tn
consider means for securing Chinese
immigration,
= This is the knell of doom to YOU.
black men. No labor on earth can
compete with Chinese labor, because
none is so good, so reliable, so cheap.--
In hVe years from this day, perhaps in
three, we shall have not only in the
cotton States but in Virginia as well.
the best behaved, the most respectful.
the hardest working and the most ac-
compIished for they learn to do any,
thing, and to do it well Directly farm
hands, cooks. nurses, washers and IRON
ers, house-servants, ostlers and BODY
servants in the world. There is but
one earthly chance for you men of COL
or-to stick toyour employers, be faith
full and spectful-and then, although
ten millions of Cinnamon come, your
will not part with you. No
friends like old friends-no servants
like old servants, who know you and
your ways.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-02
MR., GILMAN's SPEECH.

A number of persons, some of them
very competent judges, pronounced
Mr.. Gilman's speech at the late mass.
| meeting the best of all. We will not
say that, but we do say that, for popu-
lar effect, Gilman's speech was second
to none, not even to Fields. He has
humor, imagination, language, and feel
ing, and he knows the popular heart
Lilo has done, bothwith pen and tongue,
yeoman service during this Canvass
The people will not forget him. We
have sincere admiration for the mans
character, and his relatives and friends
have just right to be proud of him.
Master.of himself, industrious and capa-
BILE, it requires no prophet to predict
for him a useful and honorable career.
May it also be long and happy one.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-02
COLORED MEN.

Don't be afraid to vote the Walker
ticket. Gen. Candy is sworn to fine
and an.prison any man, white or black,
who SO much as attempts by force or fraud
to Brighten you from voting freely any
ticket you please. Go boldly to the polls.
Stand by the only people on Gods fair
earth who can befriend you. If you
desert the playmates of your childhood
and declare yourselves their enemies
for life, what hope is there for you, who
will even trust you again? Rely upon
it, there are no friends like old friends
this is the experience of every man
in every country on the globe. Ifyou
can't depend on those whom you have
known from the cradle up, you can't
depend on anybody. Tins is the test
moment ofyour life. To-day you draw
the line forever and forever. You have
Gen. Canby's solemn promise that you
shall not be interfered with. Fear not.
Vote for Walker.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-07-02
THE COUNTRY IN A BLAZE.

We have the profound qualification
OF announcing to-day that there is no
within the compass of our knuwledoe.
A SINGLE CONSERVATIVE in AL
the country adjoining embracing Stat.
ford. King George, Frede ricksb1lro
Spotsylvania. and the county of Caro-
nne-who does not mean to VOTE FoT
GILBERT g. WALKER. for the
Chief Maglstracy of Virginia
The reason that have led to n conclu-
sion SO necessary are varied, but the
great climax has been reached that a
UNANIMOUS. CONSERVATIVES
VOTE will be polled for the State Tic
ket, headed with the name of GIL
BERT @. WALKER
We tell you men of the Rappaban-
mock Vally that the stake was too i'm
mense for any man to place private OBJ
Jectrons against an innate sense of the
great responsibility incurred by adher
ing to them, and that the popular swell
OF an educated judgement has swept a.
way, every obstacle in the boiling.
seething current.
The day of deliverance dawns
work then with vigor that ensures
success. The recent additional reois.
trations of the whites puts it bevond
me power OF the vile miscreants even
70 cheat us out of the election, if every
nan faces the HE of duty. March OF.
20 victory which is sure. But remem-
Der that Eternal Vigilance is the price
u your Liberty .--Fred. Heard.