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How TO PREVENT X nosESr ACCIDENT

How TO PREVENT X RosESE ACCIDENTS
Never fill the lamp when lighted
Trim always by day, putting in fresh
oil every morning and removing the
charred portions of the wick. Avoid
exposing the lamp to sudden drafts
which blow the flames into the resi- r.
voir of oil aad explode them. Carry
them about as little as possible, and be-
fore doing so lower the wick. Never
burn with a flame too low, tor this caus-
es smoke and SMELL Never extinguish
them by blowing; there is always a gas
sn the reservoir of the lamp, and the
instant the flame descends and comes in
contact Herewith, explosion follows;
put them out by covering the wick. II
these simple instructions are attended
to explosion is impossible, all bad SIN ell
avoided, and light obtained twice as
brilliant as gas at half the cost.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate
- of II. M. Chapman, deceased, are earn
estly requested to come forward with as lit
Tie delay as possible and settle their indebt-
Sdhess, IN accordance with the late order of
General Stoneman, and thereby save costs.
W. II. CHAPMAN, Executor
January g. 1869
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MOVERS s. JONES.

GORDONSVILLE, VIRGINIA,
MANUFACTURERS of the "South-
W ern Star" Threshing Machine, Challsn "a
Flows, &c.
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard
ware, Hollow ware, Stoves, Iron, &c. and
Agents for buckeye and Kirby Reapers and
Mowers, wheel Horse Ralxos, Wheat Drills.
Anker" Boiling Cloths, Berger & Butzs SUI
per phosphate. Also, Agents for the Rich
nond Banking and Insurance Company. Ar
tho Mutuel Benevolent Life Insurance. Hsso
call si'ee
NOyaTlaber Tseo-~p,
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The MARIAN STAR complains that the
beautiful young girls of that town kiss
widowers' children on the streets.
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An UNpoETIcAL YANKEE describes la
dies lips as the "glowing gateways of
beans, pork and Irish taters."
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o. A. AND M. RAILSO4D

"A
IN and after Tuesday, December %,
~ 1868, one daily passenger train will run
between Washington and Lynehburg. con-
meeting at Gordonsville with the Virginia
Central Railroad to Richmond and Coying-
ton; at Lynchburg for West and Southwest.
and at Washington for the North and North
west ~
Through tickets and baggage checked to
all prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at 6 20 a. M. Alex
andrla at 10 a. m, and Orange at ii o. o. M
arriving at Lynchburg at 20 p. m.
Leave Lynchburg northward at 90 a IN,
ana orange Al p. H., arriving at AlaXan-
driG So p. m. aud at Washington 40 10. IN.
A train for Manassas Branch will leave
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday. at IS
a. m, arriving at Strausburg at 20 H. M
and at HarTisonburg at7 90 ID. m Eastward
leave Harfisonburg at 45 a. m, arriving nj
Alexandria at 81 u. M, connecting with
the train from Washington to Baltimore at
4Op. IN.
The train leaving Baltimore at 90 n. m.
connects withthe morning train to Harri-
sonburg and intermediate points
Passengers from Washington and Ale<an-
dria to Winchester will find this q Comforts
bic and quick route, involving only is miles
staging. in pleasant coaches, over the Valley
Turnpike, arriving at Winchester at 90 a,
m.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Pass Orange daily northward at GOA. IN.
ana southwark Sunday excepted,) at 55 p.
m. T. M bROA DIyS
January s, 1869. General Ticket Agent.
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SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER. We
have received the January number OF
this valuable monthly, and find it as
usual, full of matter profitable to the
agriculturalist, horticulturist and me-
chanic, To each Of these departments
of the State we would commend Tho
Planter and Farmer as good guide,
and aspreserved file OF it is excellent
for reference on many occasions. TIE
subscription price, q per annum, is
merely nominal, and the book should
be on every farm.
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The farmers GAZETTE is q monthly
devoted to agricultural and mechanic
arts, and individual interests of the
South. The January number before us
contains upwards of twenty articles on
agricultural subjects, has the fashions,
and page ofSunday reading, and is pub
llshed and edited by s, BAssETr FRENCH,
corner of Main and 18th streets, Rich
mond, at the low price of 81 per annum
-s115 cents each number. Surely eve-
ry farmer IN the State can afford to
take the family journal.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1868.


A-.N GitiA, ~.
IHE subscriber has now on hand and
= can afford to sell at prices to suit the
times, one of the largest and best assorted
stocks of fine goods for Gentlemen, Ladies,
Misses and Children, and heavy work suita-
BILE for farmers ever before offered for sale in
this market. His long experience in sthe
trade has enabled him to procure a stock
manufactured from the best material and in
the most durable and stylish manner, and
on the most favorable terms, and with such
advantages he can afford to sell as cheap as
the cheapest. All in want will do well to
call at "a King street, Alexandria, before
purchasing. His stock comprises in part
Mems Kip Boots, suitable for farmers.
Mems Calf Double sole Pegged and Stitch
ed Scotch bottom Boots.
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Double
sole Boots.
Ladies', Misses and Childrep's Calf, Goat,
Morocco, Glove Kid, Turkish Morocco and
Lasting Boots of every style and description.
Mems, Ladies', Misses and Children's Gum
Shoes.
Also, a good stock of goods suitable for
country merchants, TO which we invite their
attention. w. b. WADDEY
September IS, ls6s-6m.
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ERRORS OF YOUTM.--A gem

EKRORS OF YOUTKE.--A gem
- tleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indiscretion, will for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, herecipe and direction for maxi
ing the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
vertiser's experience can do so by address,
ing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar street, New York
November 6, IS6S-ly.
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ballard HOTEL,

RICHMOND, Va, March 10, 1868.
THIS elegant establishment is open
- to the accommodation of of the public
The building is one of the
Finest i'm the City,
and for style, convenience and beauty of ar
rangement, is acknowledged to be superior.
ITS Furniture
is new and complete, and for cleanliness, ii
is proverbial.
The subscriber, after more than twenty
years experience in the business, thinks he
risks nothing in saying that this Hotel shall,
in every respect, be
Equal TO amy i'm the south,
and asks the patronage of his friends and
the public generally. III "
JOHN p. BALLARD, Proprietor.
March 20 lSliS-tf
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NOTICE.

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strictly cash business.
December IL, ls0S.-st. INA 20 @ w.
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advertisements
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE

TN Orange Circuit Court, October
4 term, 1868,
Graves, deceased-Plaintif,
Susan V. Graves, Executrix of Richard M.
Graves, deceased, Julia X. NJ. Graves, John
X. Graves and James L. Gordon, Trustee
Defendants.
happening to the Court that the plaintiff
In this cause Is also the defendant Susan V.
Graves, Executrix of Richard M. Graves de-
ceased, 1t is ordered that her name as such
Executrfx be stricken from among the
names of the defendants in this cause and
That this suit be hereafter conducted in the
name of Susan v. Graves, in her own right
as widow Of Richard NJ. Graves, deceased
and alsoas Executrix ofsaid deceased, plain
tiff against Julia II. M. Graves, John H.
Graves and James l.. Gordon, defendants-
And the Court doth further order, that one
OF the Commissioners of this Court settle the
following accounts, viz list. An account of
the transactions Of the plaintiff as Execu-
trlx OF Richard Nj. Graves, deceased.-2hd.
An account of the debt secured by the said
deed OF trust in the bill mentioned from
r. NJ. Graves for the benefit OF John II.
Graves, and, 3rd. An account of ali debts
outstanding against the estate of Richard NJ.
Graves, deceased, and their priorities, which
accounts the said Commissioner shall settle
and report to the Court with any mai ter spe-
cially stated, deemed pertinent by himselfor
required by any party to be so stated
Before taking the account of debts the
commissioner shall publishh notice for four
weeks in the Native Vlrginian a newspaper
published at Orange Court House. calling on
the creditors of the estate to prove thier
claims before him on or before day to be
named, and warning them that on failure
of the assets
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ORANGE C. HI
January g. 1863. I |
The parties to the above suit, and all cred |
ltors ofthe estate of Richard NJ. Graves de- |
ceased, are hereby notified that have ar
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LAND FOR SALE.


OffEk for sale, the House and T.
= on which now reside. adioini,, -
Fence I. Of DR.. E. P. Taliaferro and Mrs rue p re'
g Fry; Ihe lot contains about a hall scrc ,
s''"ho' I 3 g mouse is two story
witt, BRICK DWELLING,
second "9 9 looms on the first, land three an q
t ni1g room, with closet and dairy roo,,o
, rocnea' The kitchen is OF brick VIII; nqu -, i,
:eetoftbea b neli ofne water is with in TWEEN
ings: All of which are in good %rSe out Dull
TUi,, .e ~ iSsI apply to the subscriber.
~ Ao0' W. II. CHAPMAN.
Orange G. 1T Va
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w ANIED..-lO 900 pounds clean cot
" ton Rags 1000 Mink Skins: 10 00O Raj.
bit Skins; 1000 Muskrat Skins: loo Eoy
Skins, for which will pay the highest price
In cash or goods. L. w. KINCHEI6EN
Nov. 20, 1867.
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NEW GOODS.

Ia w just received stock of new
nro Tall G IA Brown Cotton, osnaburss
lead colored Cambricks, &c. 'i'NN "iiu
Sept. Is, 1868. BSOWDEN vATrS
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g YATES has Just received A LOT q
lnnpaFy n, 1893
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REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING.

watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired in
the best manner, and Warranted. Large
PLAIN Gold Rings, Silver and Plated ware
engraved in beautiful style free Of charge,
orders from the country and the adjacent
Counties will receive prompt attention,
store Room on Main Street, Culpeper, Va,
May % l96S+ly 90
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
sG- Who will be tho firs, man TO brln


81 Who will be the first man TO bring
to Dallas an leo Machine and Soda Foun'
tain? The two together would be q very
,pretty little investment for some one. We
ARE reminded Of this by a beautifully H.
Illustrated and printed pamphlet now before
Gus, entitled q Catalogue Of Soda Water
Apparatus made by John Matthews, First
Avenue, between Goth and 9th streets,
New York, for 1862" In II may DO found
estimates Of the cost OF Soda Water Appa-
,ra,us, for different sized towns, together
with most beautiful illustrations Of all the
different Apparatus, required in Soda
Fount. We hope some one will call and
ssee IL, and determine 10 tit up first class
Tee Cream, Soda and Ice Saloon. II would
ray. We cannot dismiss the subject with
,out saying something scommendatory Of
the beauty and artistic merit of the
typographical appearance Of the above
NAMED pamphlet. II is from the press Of
VIM. C. Hutchings & Co.. Hartford, Conn,
and reflects great credit on the skill and
taste Of that justly celebrated printing
house.
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The SALLIB HAYSEs.-We had the
,plossurs Of o call from Capt. Sam. Cross
Ney, Of the above steamer, on Tuesday
evening. He left the boat at Spiveys Fer
'ry, on Sunday last, on her way down to
Magnolia, where they expected to meet..'he
Early Bird, from Galveston, and exchange
freight with her. The sallie was to take
on q good load at Spivey's, and after going
to Magnolia, she will get what loading she
can and come through to Dallas. The day
before leaving the boat, Capt. Crossley in
forms us they met the Job Boat, bound up,
with q load for Portcr's Bluff. The Sallic
makes very good time, and with some lit
tle improvement 10 her engines, which it
is intended 10 mako when she reaches here,
she will be admirably adapted to tho navi-
CATION Of the river above Magnolia, Which,
all oil board unite in asserting would BIO
most excellent river forltrafIic, If the State
.or some one else would clean out the lean
Ing timber and snags. These two little
boats, the Job Boat and Sallic Haynes,
have fully demonstrated this fact. With
some action on the part Of the State, which
we think can be accomplished at the first
meeting Of the Legislature, We are bound
ITO have the river navigable to Dallas, for
from three to eight months in tho year.
Capt. Crossley speaks in the highest
terms Of the encouragement given to both
the Job Boat and the Sallie Haynes, by the
citizens along::the river, especially to Mr..
Pannell and Mr.. Worthington at Telieo,
both Of whom have given substantial
proofs Of their appreciation Of the efforts
being made to navigation. All on board
the two boats were well and hearty.
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Cal,rornlasocletY.

We copy as follows from the Santa
Barbara (Cal correspondence Of
tho New York Times
What strange characters We meet
with in this world, eh? should say
so. An individual Of this burg fan
cicd mo at first sight, and bored me
exceedingly, especially while "tak-
ing mo round" posting mo up
etc. One day walked with my
eccentric acquaintance ten or twelve
times up and down the street. "You
see that man over there?" he re-
marked to mo, upon ono occasion,
at the same time pointing with a
finger which rcsembled the tongue
of an ox-cart, to a dilapidated- look
ing shrimp, with yard of Tobacco
juice coursing its way through a
ditch in his whiskcrs. answered
in tho affirmative. "Well," rcjoincd
my companion, with the air of a
man who was making n great sacri-
fee to serve you, sim going to in
troduce him to you: he's the smart
est man in this town-he shot a
follow at a ball about three weeks
ago, and he never knew what hurt
him; he never give a ycll--he's the
smartest man in this town by all
Odds" In a few moments after,
down came my friends fists upon
my shoulder like trip.hammer,
and bring his enormous index fin
ger TO bear upon biped Of about
three hundred avoirdudois be eja-
culated: "Tboro's a man / want you
to know; he'll do to stick to every
time; he shot q Mexican through
the heart last Wednesday, and he
never moved a winkcr; you can put
your pile right on him every time. "
Hardly ten minutes had elapsed
when down came the ponderous
maui of my rufianly acquaintance
upon my port arm, with: "Therel
therel there's old tuck; you must
know him; doggone my buttons ii
he amt a brick, every time, you
bet your bottom doIlsr-he put a
charge of buck shot into q Dutch
man on Christmas, and dug a hole
in his head big enough to saw wood
in-old Tuck is counted one of the
smartest men in Santa Barbara
county" ! was on the point Of max
ing some expression Of sympathy
for the unfortunate 1entOn, when
nv attention was turned TO lynn
platte looking female across the
street, with: ''Therel BY juniper
there's the smartest girl in THE
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Iour IiTns lsp ulPPESISGs.
asI,e,ers NOTICES.


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To learn to read tho following 30
rs to make good sense is tho mys,
thee read see that mo.
Love Is up will III have
hut that and you have you'll
One and down aud you II.

RoBEnrs on RECONSTRUCTION
Judge o. NJ. Roberts, formerly
Chief Justice of Texas, President Of
the Secession Convention, Colonel
in tho Confederate army, United
States Senator, elect, etc., writes an
able letter to the Gilmcr Sentinel
recommending the adoption of tho
new constitution, and the election
of men to Office Under it who will be
reasonably acceptable to Congress- y
Otherwise, he says, sit will be uso.
less to vote at all" He thinks the
State requires dclivcranco from mill
tary rule and representation in Con,
gress. ....,,i
We "must," says tho Judge, elect
such men as are above described, and
we should, as n matter Of interest
select the most talented men ofIhat
class who are capable of doing us
some good, and not merely good
easy men, who, as the saying is.wili
do us no harm. This is firstly and
secondly, and now comes: -~.i y.Js
Thirdly, let us BIO sure to follow
our own interest and that of the
State in these elections, without TO-
ference to prejudice, hate, or parti-
atty but select them as we do oar
notwithstanding to the quail
ty of the work they can do for us
and thereby, VIC will at once be mi
tiated into the present and future
science of American government.
The high and well deserved rcpu-
tation on Judge Roberts will give
great interest and Importance to
his advice, and we arc glad to see
that it accords with the positions
taken by the News.
GALVESTON News.
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AeESoWLEB0EaHSTs.- friends Of
our senior do not forget or neglect him.--
During several days past he has been unwsll
aud eonhnel-ahi TO cheer the slek'rooh.
Mr.. 7, =, crulehasld sent in a fragrant
bouquet Of fresh. and beautiful flowers
among them the knssi red and yellow roses
Of the seasOn-ysry grateful to the patient.
Another friend, Hon. N. NJ. DurfOrd, sent
In ness Of tender aud delicious aspara-
agus-a rare vegetable hereabOut-for the
table, In behalf Of our Senior, We tender
herewith an expression Of sincere thanks,
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huS,-oH Wednesday ahsrns0A, April
2isi, ls69, ne heard the hFsl stroke Of The
hell bF the Dallas Methodist Episcopal
Church, Its deep tone rose up and never
tsralsa Oh = ssF0Hg southeast Sind, Ia
ell probability ils senoFOus tones will vi
hFAis in The siTsumsmbisRs cir long amer
the hand nOW Fsnning this memorandum
has been food for worms and eFunblei "a
dust Of lhs,sFAVs, May il ring its Sabbath
shins whsa Dallas hiss assumed gigantic
proportions and become Sa A,hsRs Of
rsIas ahd glory TO the South.
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" Buy your goods from Haynes.

n D@-A.tention is directed to the an
nounesment, in to-day's paper, Of N. o.
IMcAdsms, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff
Of Dallas county, at the approaching cleo
zion. Mr.. McA. is well and favorably
Known to almost every man in the county,
having filled the same Office TO which he
now aspires heretofore. We commend him
10 the favorable consideration Of the voters
of the county.
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Candidates department.

Z -
F0R GOVERNOR
N.aTs AaihsTiIs4 10 ahAauhos A, J, HAMILTON
a. Travis, ranaiaais lsF GsFsTHsT isAss, HES
liza Julg 8, lsaa-
FOR LIEUTESAsf GOVERNOR,
Ne srs saihsFiIai u sas.sSos ~, hopLhs
BlkER, - GalErsions ssnaitsis isT lisaisHshl
usssTnsT u TsHss, % lhs ilsksi STA SsHsl-i
A. J. lisIailtvh, EisSiiea Jaig ;, ists,
f0R REPREskAIATINE
We are authoTiIe1 snd Tslaasiei o. snneuhes Dc,
A. N. COCHRAN, asa aahdiasis 10 TslFrsrni tbs
el nisiTsl ooIalTising the couniies ~ Dallas tl'
lin aId fATEaai, "a ths leseT hsess ~ tbs LfslsA'
TUE.
ron STATE SENATOR.
We are saihoFitsd and Tslarsisd % suhonnes
JAMES X. q. hEuORp, Esl,, AZ ashdiiais % Ter'
Fs.snI dallas, Coliih and faTTAns s01hsiss 10 'ss
state neaais.
F0RsbIsTRlcr ATTORNEY.
We arc suihaTissA aud requested 20 Announce
Carr J. I'm, HAWKINS, q lliis tnnnif, |. =
esniidats foT District AioFEsy II the 5lh Jaiisiai
DlslTlei, At the ensuing July siseiioa.
ron snERlff,
We are authorised and requested 10 announce n.
o. MoADAMs, fsq., a. q candidate fef shsfin OF
DALLAS county, at "a. ensuing July sise'ioa'
sroR JusrtCR OF TnE PEACE.
W. arc authorized and requested TO shnoanss
JOS \. STnOTllER a. candidate Tor Justice OF we
Peace in Precinct No, 0, Dallas County, AZ the
ensuing July election.
w, are AnthaTISsd and requested TO announee
MEREDITH MYERS, hq,, a, candidate iof
Justee VI the Peace In fsine No. ,, al the ensuing
July election.