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RIGHT TO WoRK.-The county Of Hall
fax has ordered an immediate levy of So
900, to defray preliminary expenses on the
N. & G.. w R. r.
If the people of Halifax have the nerve
to make such an appropriation. when nearly
OF quite two-thirds of her citizens are already
bankrupts, what should we think of the old
county of Augusta holding back on the Val
ley Eailso,,d, which is far more Important to
her -. II -. 49,
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ARMY News Senator Wilson's new
army bill is designated to make Sherman
General in place of Grant, Sheridan,
Thomas and Meade are to be Lieutenant
Generals. It retains Hancock and Helleck
as Major Generals, and promotes to that
rank Mcdowell, Pope, schofeld, Howard,
Terry, Ord and Candy.
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Abiding to the fact that there is so much
misery in the land, the Richmond Enquirer
thinks that were there less luxury in female
dress and less extravaganza among wives and
daughters, there would be great deal less
wretehedusss, squalor, poverty and want. I
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"CARpEr BAaaER" - scalawag, will
somebody tells US who first applied the above
we'll deserved name to the Vampires, to be
found in every part of the South at this time.
The opponents Of the movement blow hot
and cold with the same mouth In one breath
they abuse Wells & Co., like piokpockets, and
in the next they say in almost SO many words
that they are willing to trust them to give the
people fair election, when they have in their
hands all the machinery of the elections.
These people attribute all sorts of sinister mo-
tives to the Committee of Nine, while they
are willing to put it into the power of the
Radicals to remodel the organic law Of Virgin
ia in order to be thereby kept in Office
Norfolk Journal
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The fact is, all sensible people in Virginia
and elsewhere in the South are prepared for
peace, and expect it under Grants admins.
tration, and those old politicians who cast OBJ
stacles in the way of a consummation so de.
voutly to be wished should be shelved for.
eyer.-N Y Herald
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s ~ Jamestown, N. Y.
LIPpINCoTT & BLAKEwBLL We have no trou-
BILE with your Saws; they don't need to be lined
up with paper; we put them on the Mandrel and
they 60 right along. Temper perfectly uniform
and quality unsurpassed. Respectfully,
CHAS. ]. FOX.
LIPPINCOTT & BAKIW1LL
Manufactures Of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and
Cross Cut Saws, Chopping Axes, all shapes, Col
burns Patent Axe, Shovels, Spades and. Miles
Patent Covered Scoop
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A church for colored persons will shortly
be erected in Detroit, Mich. Several colored
youths are being educated for priests at Ma
pies, Italy, and no doubt will be given fields
Of work in this country and among their own
race in other lands. Catholic Mirror.
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That Letter of Charles Kings in the last
issue of the indicator, is, in our opinion, a
conglomeration4 of impudence and insolence,
combined with nonsense, second only to that
Of his superior Phelps, to the Richmond
Dispatch..- - ~
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~OMMIssIONER,s NOTICE.

~ In pursuance of decree of the circuit
court for Augusta county, in the cause Of Wolf
and others vs.. Shavers heirs, shall proceed at
my Office in Staunton, on THURSDAY, the 11th
of MARCH. LIST, to take an account of the claims
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against the estate are hereby notified to prove
them before me on or before the day mentioned.
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Indiana stands second among the States for
the amount of Indian corn grown. The crop
of last year was nearly eighty-one million
bushels from that of 1867.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa.
Messrs. LlPr1NcoTT & BLAKEwELL, Pittsburgh, PAT
dENTs:-W have been using your make Of
Gang Saws in our mill and find them, in point of
quality, superior to any we have ever used.
Yours, &C., SHAW, BLANCHARD & co.
ORRIN SHAW, Foreman
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What Others Think.

The Macon Georgia, Telegraph says of the
New Movement !:
eff they can succeed, they will have saved
the State" 9i,a;
1t also goes on thus: singular as it may
appear, the course of Virginia, dictated by the
dircst necessity of se!f-preseroation, has been
made the occasion of severe invective on the
part of some Southern prints, as we'll as of
brutal jibes on the part of certain Northern
Radical papers, 10 sla.- .rE a1'taTa
This is! not so very singular if we reflect
upon the interest of broken down old fogie
politicians in defeating any movement from
whose official benefits they will be excluded
and that also of the Radicals in keeping all
others but themselves out Of public employ
ment.
The Telegraph adds 'sUnder these cir
cumstances, we believe that the practical wis,
dom of Virginia will be indicated, and that
she will have made the best possible out of a
bad bargain. which is all that can be done.'
This is common sense, and any other opin-
ion would be considered most uncommon by
those who do not know the species of phrenzy
to which the fogies are subject, especially
about the time of the full moon.
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Examples Worthy of Consideration.

:
That influential Journal, the Republican
Banner, of Nashville, says:
"There is but one key to the solution of
the reconstruction problem. The New York
Tribune has found it, and urges upon Con-
gress its immediate application. It lies in
the simple, lucid comprehensive platform Of
universal amnesty and impartial suffrage"
AS Tennessee has preceded Virginia in
having te endure acknowledgements, negro
suffrage, State militia, and the like, her ex
perience is worth something to the people of
Virginia. The counsel of her leaders and
her press ought to be weighed by the Old
Dominion. The people Of Tennessee would
be only too happy to day to secure relief
from State disfranchlsements in consideration
for universal suffrage
So, too, Virginia has the advantage Of
Georgia's experience, both what. she gained
IL good State constitution by conceding the
demand for impartial suffrage, and what she
has risked by running against the will of
Congress in the matter Of negro eligibility to
Office. This experience ought to have its
uses for other, communities in like case: We
observe that the Macon Telegraph most
judicious and able warmly endorses
the new movement in Virginia, and says
that by it the authors, if they succeed, will
'tsave their State"
The meaning of this is, that the capital
and industry Of the people Of Virginia will
be ''saved" from the rapacious exactions OF
the carpet ba ggcrs who wish to eat up their
substance. With keen instinct the latter
class, as soon as they heard of the s'new
movement, saw in it death and ruin to, all
their schemes of oppression and plumber
they rushed to Washington, carpet-bag in hand
to coupteract the efforts o! the committee of
nine and for weeks have been working their
game as well as they could. The principal
weapon in their armory is the persistent op-
position Of the ''last ditch" men, and their
reiterated allegation that the new movement
does not receive the support Of a majority Of
the Virginia people. This was the main
point relied on by Governor Wells to induce
the Reconstruction Committee to adopt his
views; but it may be doubted, after all,
whether, in case of his success in attaining
power, he will require those who have render.
ed him, at a critical pinch, such very effect
i've aid-.Nationol IuteUigencer.
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A SEWING MACHINE GRATIS.

The publishers of THE New YORK DAY-BooK
make the following extraordinary and liberal Of
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months of February and March, club of fifty
subscribers for TIE New YORK pAY-BooK, at
81 80 each, and remit 500 at one time, with o
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feb II 1t
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rHRIsTMAs GiFTs.-photograph A,u ms
Oamongst them the Patent Hinge back WITCH
never Brake ps wiring r,3 Desks, feyes Ladies
COMPANIONS pa pa rofe fohoes' Pearl Card Cases.
&C., SC. SS
dec. ~ HIRsu s. LoED,
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EARLY ROSE POTATO T :: ::;; ::' Is:

Wheats, Barley, Corn, Clover Seeds, Grass Seed,
Hogs, Fowls, Best Fodder Cutter. Send for the
Experimental Farm Journal, only 20 cents Adj
dress GEO. A. DEITZ, Chambersburg, Pa.
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VIRGINIA:
v At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the circuit court for Augusta county, the LIST day
Of February, 1860.
Henry A. Mccormick, Plaintiff
Against
Jacob Beck, Andrew D. S. Beck and William A
Beck, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to enforce judgment
lien of the plaintiff binding the lands of the de-
PENDANTS.
entered his appearance. and it appearing by sat
sfactory evidence that he is not resident of this
Common wealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication OF
this notice, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest. copy-Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Bumgardner, p. q. feb At
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ UsICAL AssoCIATIoN.-owing to the
vx inclemency Of the weather which prevent
ed many from attending their Soiree on Tuesday
night last, it will, by special request be repeated
on next Tuesday night, at their room in Odd Eel
lows Hall. Tickets Is cents.
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BLESSING TO LADIEs.-Dr.

~ VIM Ray has discovered simple plant
that never fails to bring relief, when checked by
cold or otherwise. These Vegetable Monthly
Powders can be depended ON by ladies in ''time
and hour of need" Price SIS per package, by
mail, secure from observation. Address. in con-
fidence, VIM. RAY, NJ. D., P. 0. Box 4737, New
York.
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HAVE MADE ADVERTISING A STUDY

T9OR TEN CENTS l will send to any one a
,E list of the best Newspapers in the United
States. l would once have paid A THOUSAND
DOLLARS for this very information. Address.
Box 6!2, N. Y. City.
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The Regulations for the Lent in the do
cese of Richmond are as follows:
l. The Lent commences on Ash Wednes-
day, 10th February. r
2. Every day Of Lent, Sundays excepted,
is a fast-day, binding on all not legitimate!y
dispensed. Only one full meal to be taken
after mid day, is allowed by law
g. Flesh meat is allowed on Sundays at
all the meals: and, on week days, at the prin-
cipal meal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, except the first, the second,
and the last Saturday.
A. TO those who fast, custom allows, in the
morning, a cup Of coffee, Of tea, or chocolate
made with water, and a small portion of
bread Also an evening collation.. not to ex-
coed the fourth part Of an ordinary meal
Those not having control of their times of
repast, and forced to take their dinner at a
late hour in the afternoon, are permitted to
transfer the collation. to the morning.
5. Flesh. meat and fish are not to be used
during Lent at the same meal.
6. Excluding flesh meat. if the proportion
customary for collation. be not exceeded, it
is permitted to US at collation. the other arti-
cles of food, such as fruit, butter, cheese,
eggs, Or even fish. -
~. The preparation Of food with hogs lard
is allowed. ...f..-- ii u:
.; Being ,under twenty-oae years of age,
Old age, intirmity.' of health, pregnancy, the
nursing of Infants at the breast, and hard Ia
bor,. are good causes Of dispensation from the
fast. But good reasons for being exempted
from the fast. are not always reasons to be
exempted from the abstinence.
9. The Paschal time extends from the
First Sunday of Lent till Trinity Sunday,
during which time Catholics who have atten-
ed the use Of reason, are bound to make con-
fession, Of their sins, and, when approved by
their .eonfessors, to receive Holy Communion.
A child at the age Of seven years, is copsid-
cred bound by the law Of confession. Pa
rents should take notice Of this:
JOHN MoGILL,
~ - Bishop of Richmond.
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w UNITING AND instructions
HI by hunter and trapper of long prac-
teal experience, with diagram and directions for
making trap. Also instructions How to Train
Animals, including many amusing and wonderful
tricks. Both for only Ten cents.
JESSE HANEY & CO., I19 Nassau St., N Y,
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sold at Baltimore prices, and guaranteed repre-
sentsd. feb II
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Pianoforte Manufacturers, Boston,
Honey, Glycerine, Elder Flower,
BOGuet and Palm.

Boquet and Palm,
In Quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal
to the English and sold fully so per cent cheaper,
which accounts for the great falling off in the de-
mand for the foreign soaps, and the unprecedent-
ed success of the American Company
Toilet Soaps, now sold everywhere in the
United States.
McKE0NE, VAN HAGEN s. CO., Sole Manfrs,
Philadelphia and New York.
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TO 4 SELL

~ EU A--Nerpousnes and Female
~ Weakness Cured.-A Clergyman's widow
suffered for years with the above diseases, and
for the benefit of like sufferers will send the
of her own cure free. Mrs. pIXI FRANKLIN,
Jersey CITY, N J.
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JNRRING BUT NOBLE.-Self-help for Young
I Men, who having erred, desire a better man
hood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. If benefited return the postage. Adj
dress PHILANTHROS, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
CRIMINAL.

John r. Terry was arrested and taken before
u g. Commissioner White charge OF embeZZlug let
ters from the POsiOfce. He held In $500 bail for
an examination on Thursday morning.
James Gwynne, who had been indicted on o
charge Of ilIcitly removing whisky from disery In
the Seventh District, arrested on bench warrant
aud held by the United States Circuit Court Judge
BlatchfOrd sitting, IN q 900 bail for trial.
Great complaint is made by all parties con-
nected with the business OF the bankruptcy branch OF
the District Court OF the district OF the very general
failure OF the Post Oce employees OF the city 10 forward
notices to Js creditors, thus greatly hindeTug aud
barrassiDg the business Of these officials.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Bowling Samuel u. Elliott arraigned for
having given Mr.. George W Hays OF No 739 Eghth-ave
a worthless check the Chatham National Bank for
IN payment for grOcers check Of $40. Elliott received
the difference between the face OF the check and tho
amount Of tho BILL The prisoner committed to await
al examination.
In the Luckey case, in which the defendant
was charged, before u. s. Commissioner Osborne with
defraudng James Brady ana Hm Raussan out OF bounty
money the OF Raussan dismissed on account VI
pear. A decision IN Bradys case ID postponed until
Brady and other cOmpainants against Luckey have
made formal demands for their money aud have received
final answers.
John George BerlinghOff, cigar manufac-
turer at No. 2 East Thrs had been arrested and held
by United States Commissioner Bctts nj S2 900 bail, TO
answer charge OF perjury IN making false affidavit
charging that Bernard Hess officer, had at
tempted cxtOt $50 from him. after his place had been
Beized about 8nOnths ago. charge OF frauds having
been committed by him (BerlinghOll promise by
Hess that the matter could be thus compromised. Tho
misunderstanding to the time, 1t was further adjourned
10 the nth lust
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

pounds per hoe greater and the svor,gs
pounds per greater including head and gut the ne,
crop per End the net decrease Lard % 900 ponnds
OCvILLs Msrch 6TobaeeoSae $40 hhda Lus TO hedIun
Hars County S5a$iA Cotton 2ee hss Pork s3l. Lard $40
lsc BaeOn-ShOudsrs c. Clear RIB Sides ll Clear sdss
l7ic Bak MesisShoudsrs 9ie CaaI hb Sides Ie CIesi
Wheat, 81 sO6si S. Oats 6oa65c Cors. s29s5 rye si 20
CINoISSkr March 6Plour du and oSer Family 90 2J0 % So
Wheat dull and uomluAy unchanged Corn QUIET Ear 6 Oats
Csc for No. l. Barley rIegusri No s29&7 0a Cotton DAT
Mess Pork S32 s5l OaS3 Is offered Bg Mss
i2 cash aud 3 March, for Shoulders Buk
held lS Bacon frn, Shoulders l3i04c Clear Rib Sides ira
7ic Clear Sides Ia! Lard bed iSe shb bu Ute demand isie
ST. LOUIS March 6TObacco quiet and unchanged Cotton dscs
MidBgs 27c Flour beaNy Spring and Fall HnpersBe
Ss so Extra s S9$6 & ponbe Extra 60 Soas1 Wheat dan,
Corn unchanged Oats 6meri sales at dc6 Baey QUIET
80 for Illinois Spsg; % for choice "a
IS for strictly choice 70 fancy Minnesota Rye steady 81 no
Choice WHISKY due a. 9c PORK higher; xsles
S3l 75d$ Bulk ob6ing sales A. l2le for shorder
6lc Clesr ss Bacon ocye Shoulders c Cesr Rib gA a
Clear SIDES l7la Scgareued Hans B09c Lard la
sor Steam. aud SIc for Kettle.
ebinEsd Fou demand chiefly iOr medium White Wuts,
l2id sc IS ds|.rS
st al l0 No quiet 81 Il6Sl 4 Corn active and 6rner M
59Ic no grade {I o5c Oats easier and IN fair demand Sc r.:
sga9Oe du Timothy 81 65; Clover 90 Isl PoS
steady At e3 Lard lBO8te choice e I8ic Picked Han.
l6ic DrT saed Shoulders 3e buyer Ap Short Rib Nd Is
refused, Rough Mdes 5c Dressed Hors dali s20 81 A liz
ea1t Cows and good shipping Steers ~ 62ldSz
SAN March lAFl1ur quiet;
81 sO9 s5 So Choice Wheat 81 S. Legal Tenders ~
81. CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-H,,cun
Beef Ce-Reeep 33l hesdi market moderatelT active E,,,.
onaly erst quality sf2 ~; second ent, All
akl sheep LsmbsReesiptt 26 head last weeks pee, k,,
been 6my held; sales 4dS y b Veal Calves $50 s2 D. hesI
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17
COURT oA1ENnARa-Tnn nlr

SUPREME COUM-CIRCUIT-PART I-AdiOurned
Monday March a. PART Ikof so l 1860 i3Jl 1924
1886 i6 1872 1874, 1896, lg49 sl 1885, lSeo 1851 1854 9cg
1874 PAKT fiHes i21l 3iO 1895 0}l 59i 7 lis2
995 il6S l275 1902 1884, l3 COL. i2J5. t8l. g62 61
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM-Nos 10, q, 2Gi,
l68 7 i6 I6 49, 49, rs z2 2e 49, 23O 2 2 21 49, as
23G
SUPREME T-CHASrBERs.-NOs "a. 80, 80, 67,
&C. n. &c, gL 80, ", ,h2i III, l2l.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Both
Parts adjourntd u 1burslsJ -
t2 fCg 66 7l9 23 1862 CO.. 59 30 No. 75 6 Ga 49, 29l9
PART HoS z 6Gs 6o z5 $40 90 40 G7 800 $685. 1885, $780,
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1907, -. 202i,
21 It 55 2G 27 2l8 2zO 22l 722 22J 22i 2l25 2l28,
2 a29 zlg0 2 $780, lJJ 2JL 2S1 zJo 2J gl39 zJsI 2Ja
New-York tribune., 1869-03-17

State bonds were duh Tennessee 6per cent soid
at e5t Virginia per cent eTcoupOn, 5i North Carolina
per cent 63 new bonds, ssh. Railway bonds were
steady Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacne, hrsts
9I; Morris and Essex seconds, soIE9O. Bank Of the
State OF New-York sold at i2 Bank Of Commerce. l22t
Central National Bank O9i 9lOi Phenix Bank, i Slo
Rink of North America ILL., Miscellaneous shares opened
steady. Quicksilver. 2sl Pacific Mail, ga; Atlantic
Mail 90 At the o'clock Board there was an attack
made upon those shares Quicksilver selling at 20 Pncino
Mail o5i long, 95t The Railway share market opened
steady Eew-York Central. lco; Hudson, lioi Rehdine
oI ST. Paul common, CO., st. Paul. preferred 7o!; Fort
Wayne, l2l; Michigan Southern, 97ii Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh, s9i; Rock Island, i29ii Northwestern
shares wero strong under tho report OF an IN
crease I'm earnings for the second week
in March Of tCoG55. ThegCommon sold at s2las7 and
the Preferred 9ta9t The market continued firm until
the o'clock Board when under heavy pressure 20 sell.
prices became weak and declined. How.York Central
sold at 1881 Reading 9i Michigan Southern. 0i;
Cleveland and PIitsburgh g. Rock Island 10; North
Western Common, s2s Northwestern Preferred, 9ita
OH At the last Board the market duh and steady.
After the Board prices improved EewY0rk Centralsod
at 1872 the general market fraction better AZ tho
close the market was dun Pacific Mail advanced TO oi
Tho In Eric large at the National Stock
Exchange at prices ranging from 95ia95i tho close
the quotation waS 3ji 935l
Messrs. Puleston, Raymond 20. report the closing
quotations at the 1890 a. M. Board as follOws: