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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1869-10-29
The LiNCHBURG REPUBLICAN.
FOUNDED In ISAO

Ah oEOs
DAILY AND TRi-WEEKLY.
THIS well-established, popular and
4 reliable Newspaper has been consideia-
bly, enlarged, ana now appears in new and
improved dress throughout, making IL ono
OF the most attractive journals in the State
ever upon The patronage of the business and
reading public.
IN. IT'S POLITICS
The Republican will remain, as Il ever has
been, strictly Conservative, and will devote
itself to that course of political conduct, with
a firm conviction that 1t is the only sure way
to bring back the Old days Of prosperity and
happiness to the people Of Virginia.
OUR POLITICAL NEWS
VIII be gathered from the leading papers OF
the country, without regard to their politics.
and always be OF the freshest, and most reIi.
able and interesting character.
OUR MONEY MARKET REPORTS
Are under the supervision of an experienced
hnancier, and may be relied upon as il OIL
respects accurate.
OUR TOBACCO REPORTS
Comprise daily accounts the transactions
at he Breaks IN this city, full returns from
the various tobacco districts of Virginia,
and extracts from the leading reports Of the
western and Southern markets.
TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE
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OUR ExCHAN aEs.

We must acknowledge the prompt APP
pearance on our table, of the following
magazines for November.
First in point of time. among the lit
erary monthlies are always Arthur's
three publications, ''Home Magazines, :"
"Once q Month";" and "Children's
Hour"
For the special pleasure and profits of
the young people, we have "Our Young
Folks,"a most excellent monthly, pub
lished by Fields, osgood, & Co., Bos-
ton.
1.-The Riverslde"-Hurd & Houghton,
New York The Little Corporal" A.
l.. Sewell It Co., Chicago. This at
tractive little magazine is offered free
for the remainder OF this year, to new
subscribers.
"Harper's Monthly" continues the
publication OF "The Brave Lady" by
Miss Nuloch; as far as it has gone this
novel strikes us as perhaps the best OF
that gifted writers books-"My Even
ing's Daughter" by Justin Mccarthy
ket ps up its interest-and besides there
Is the usual number OF attractive arti-
cles.
Lippincott. among many readable
pieces. has one called Murder most
Foul" by w. c. Elan. which If We mis-
take not Is n dressing up OF the Jeter
Phillips case.
The reprint Of BiacSwood for Octo.
her sy the Leo lard Scott Publishing
Co.. reaches us promptly, aud is well
| come as usual.
The "Seminsry Magazine" an Edu-
cational Journal is greatly commended
by our cotemporaries- we have not
been able to give more than a glance 1t
1t, this month.
AS usual Cooley and Demorest came
to hand promptly, and display their
wonted number of useful and ornamen-
tai designs.
Among the neckties, we must speci-
ally notice "Appleton's Journal" and
Harper's weekly" and Bazaar"
49,
Profound conclusion. At last we
have 1t. They are neither woe.men,
nor woo-men, nor wee-men, but ,ohim-
men?
The new style. For gentlemen vel
vet shorts and silk stockings. For
foot men-the knee plush ultra.
We wish Mr.. Southall would read
Lecky. The effect would be to make
him more tolerant. Without charity
wha:y
Major Gen. Crawford, who was Sur
geon in Sumter ut the time of its fall, Is
writing an exhaustive history of tha'
important event.
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Marfifl.

At the residence OF the brides father In
this place, on the 9th instant, by. the Rev.
4. Nj. Carson, MIR. II. g. TALIAFERIsO to
Miss CARRIE q. BROWN.
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]" Mr.. Duzcnbnry doesn't fancy
the tender weights of his wife, which
have already reached the gentle figure
of 275 avoirdupOis.
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T Rev. Isaac b. Saith, of Turner
Junction. Illinois protrge OF Owen
Lovejoy and late personal friend of ~.
Lincoln, has been indicted for the
murder OF his wife. The CASE is ii very
stran e one. He claims that while he
was riding with her IN 4 buggy, the
horse rushed into the stream oferturn-
ell The vehicle, and threw them out.
He could not find his wife. aud ran II
quarter of mile for help. This Is one
of his stories. lie has told OF .e s that
conflict With it. The horse was found
standing quietly in the water and the
body was discovered floating a few feet
from where the accident was said TO
have occurred. Where the woman was
drowned the water is never q eper
than Is inches. After thu death OF
Mrs. Smith it was discovered that the
Rev. gentleman had drawn $1,000 life
insurance he having endeavored to
conceal the fact. He has al excellent
reputation save that he preached sever
al years i'll New England.
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Il. q. Nestutt's Golnma.

Il. O.. Gfslutt's Golnml,.
MURDER WILL OUT!
ASS 90 WITH
Great Bargains /!
r. G.. ECKLOFF
Again announces 10 his customers and the
public that he has just received a
very choice selection OF
FALL And WINTER GOODS.
selected with great care, having ian eye sim
gle To the welfare of his friends and Dat
rons AMI which he will take great
DRY GOODS.
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NEWSPAPER LAWS.

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letter whGl q subscriber does not take his
pc per nom the office; and give the reason
for Its not being taken. Neglecting to do so
makee postmaster responsible to the pub
.sher Tor the payment.
Any person who takes q paper regularly
rom the postoffice, whether ne has subscribe
ed or not, is responsible for the payment of
he subscription.
A person ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue to send " until payment Is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether it is
taken from the office or not.
The courts have decided that refusing to
tRke,a paper and periodical from the post
office, orremoving and leaving them uncall-
cd for Is priDld facte evidence OF Intentional
raud
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
JURISDICTION TAKEN III THE YERG0
CASE-iMPoRTANT DECISION.

Washington, October 25.-In the SUI
preme Court this morning Chief JUS
tice Chase read an elaborate opinion in
the Yerger case, to the effect tat the
Supreme Court of the United States
has jurisdiction under the Constitution
and the judiciary act of 1857; that the
act of 1867. repealed by the act Of 1868.
does cot act to take away, the jnrisdic-
ton of this court in .his case. The writ
of kabeds corpus was referred to as "a
ui0ng our most valuable rights, and Is
guarded by the Constitution. The mer-
its OF the Ycrger case were not involved
in the opinion, the cour. merely assum-
ing jurisdiction.
Yerger's counsel will have confer
ence Tomorrow with the Attorney
General. when further proceedings I'M
der jurisdiction will be arranged. I he
granting OF the writ is still pending.
Justice Miller dissented from the opin-
in of the court.
The opinion delivered by the Chief
Justice is over tour newspaper columns
long.
Tie conclusion of Judge Chase opin-
ion is AS follows:
1.-The argument having been confined
to the question of Jurisdiction, this
opinion is directed to that question:
Tine Jurisdiction OF the court to Issue
the writ is affirmed
The following is All extract from the
opinion 1--WE are obliged to hold.
therefore, that IN all cases where q cir
cut court ot the United States, has. IN
the exercise of its original Jurisdiction.
caused, Il prisone- to be brought before
1t. aud has. after inquiry into the cause
of detention, renantled him TO the GUS
toby from which he Was taken, this
court. in the exercise OF its appellate
jurisdiction, may. by this writ OF habeas
corpus. aided by the writ OF certiorari, re-
verse the decision OF the circuit court,
aud IL il be found iInNarfanted by law,
relieve the prisoner from thu. unlawful
restraint TO which he has been remand
ed"
Moses Wearing Us. The City Authori-
ties of Mobile.
In this case the plaintiff sues TO avoid
payment Of city tax OH his sales,
which Is in conflict with that provision
of the United States Constitution pro-
hIbiting State from levying any du-
Ties on imports or exports. The court
confirmed the decision of the lower
court. tliot he should pay the tax, as he
was not the importer, but pnr ,tiased
his salt-from the importer; aud the tact
that he sold in unbr0ken packages does
not exempt I'M from the payment ot
the tax. Philip Phillips appeared for
Mobile and ex-.udge Campbell for
Wearing.
- -
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Profound conclusion. At last we
have 1t. They are neither oe.men,
nor woo-men, nor wee-men, but ,ohim-
men?
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selected with great care, having ian eye sim
GLE to the welfare of his friends and pat
rons AMI which he will take great
pleasure In exhibiting and selling,
ut moderate prices, to all who
may give snlm call. A.
mong the large stock
on hand may be
found the fol-
lowing:
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EVAN WILSON. /
BREATHEDvII.LE, WASHINGTON Co.; Nd.
CARPENTERrNG HOUSE BUILDING

September 10, lS69.-2m
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IMPORTS,
EXPORTS.
TRADE.

There was considerable activity dis
PLAYED in the general markets to-daT,
Notwithstanding the rain, and supplies of
every description were being rolled II
upon the sideYalks marked and shipped
by rail and river in gapd. old fashioned
style. Monday Was only partly observed
as a holiday, 4 large proportion Of stores
were open all day, though business was
rather quiet. Receipts from above for the
past two days have been very light.
There is a good shipping demand iar
choice GREES APPLES, and prices range
from 81 to - 50 per hhl Loose, Receipts
are fair.
The demand for BUTTER is very light,
and prices are irregular. Coco western
2sa32c; Common, 20d2jc.
There is g. iair demand fGf PR4Y!SiGSS,
and prices are steady. Mess Pork, Ss4 5ai
Clear Bacon Sides, ls5l@lse; Shoulders,
4Z6l5c, Country meats range at 20
lower. 1000 pounds sugar Cured Hams
sold at zoe. Plain Sugar Cured Hams, Ice.
Lard. 20a2Olzc; kegs, 2l@2c; caddies, -
@2Sc.
There is no change lnCoFFEE, Tie mar
ket is steady, Ordinary to prime Rio 20to
25c; Java 80 TO 3sc.
The PRoDUCE market is well supplied.
shippers buy at = per bbl, loose, from
wagons. Sweet Potatoes are firm at 81 %
a. per busheI in a small way. Onions,
81 5O62 per bushel at retail.
There is some demand for CoRNNEAL,
and sales Of "a car load Eilndried OF track
was reported at 81 .. It is held at 81 40
"A 80 in a small way from store. Fresh
Meal is dun at 81.
Owing to reported damage to Northern
wheat crops by the rains, holders ask an
advance Of about see per Dbl on FLOUR,
but so far without sales. We quote
Superfne. 50 90 to s. so; Y, : 70
to Sc 25i w, CO "a 81 5ui xxx and
fancy brands, s. to II.
There Is a fair inquiry for EGGs msmall
packages at 2O@ pie.
Receipts of FEED have been light since
our last. We note but few sales. 50 sacks
white Corn sold on levee at 92c, and an
other larger lot sold at same figure. 1t is
held in store at 95@97e. Oats are in some
demand at soc on levee, and S5c in store.
Bran in stare, So. hay is held at S22@
p, as to quality.
The HIDE market is dun and prices
weak. Green Sc; salt 10; Dry Salt, lie;
Dry Flint, zoe.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at l 60 to
81 50 per barrel. Utica 81 70. Cement ? IS
to 50.
The stock of SUGARS and MoLAs-
sEs is fully equal to the demand
and prices are steady. We quote
Louisiana yellow Sugars II to l5c; New
Orleans Y. c. l5}z to Ice; New Orleans w.
c. 1917 TO lie; soft white 1917 to lie; hard
white Il to l7Ae. Molasses range from
so to SOC, as to quality.
POULTRY is IN fair demand. Noung
Chickens 81 80 to g 80; old s. to s. so.
There is a fair butchers demand for
LIVE STOCK and beeves range from ga to
Sc as TO quality.
In SALT there is no change. Large
dairy (seyen bushel barrels) 81 80;
siildh o<N NhNe buShel bdIIelHJ VJ'
large common (seven bushel bbls.) g 30
to 3 so; small common Is bushel bbls.)
g so to 2 IS.
There is a good demand for TOBACCO,
and prices are steady.
WHEAT is in demand at the mills at
81 10 to 81 50 per bushel, as to quality.
The WHISKY market is dun. High
wines 94c. Proof Whisky I 90 to 1925
Common IS to SOC. Imitation Bourbon
1 20 to l 30.
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COTTON.

The Liverpool market was quiet at the
opening, with Uplands, I21zd; Orleans,
12%d; and closed easier, but prices I'M
changed. Sales, 5000 bales. Shipments
nom Bombay since last report to "a inst,
22,0OO bales.
In New York at the opening the staple
was unchanged in every respect; Uplands,
s4Le, At moor it was quiet but steady;
Low Middlings, 33Kc; Middlings, S4He;
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, July g, 1869. }
FINANCE.

E4NAA'tL
fhe hanks we're all open on Monday, II
being decided thai though the 4th should
be celebrated ON that day, &c was not a
legal holiday. state laws differ on this
question. a. the banks of New York Oh
served the day rigIdly. There is very lit
lie news TO be gathered on the money
market. Some one OF two banks assert
that money is becoming stringent, though
Others say 10 the contrary. We presume
that the demand for money i'm New York,
where re per cent per day is readily paid,
has caused the ClosenesS here by with
drawing currency from this quarter 10
where il can he more profitably employed.
10 1thaI -esson that we are aware Of can
be assigned for hinss money market al
present. There is no Exchange making,
and the demand for Eastern bills remains
moderately active at Saturdays rates.
In Stocks and Bonds there is no move
ment whatever. Southern securities are
in good demand 10y dealers, but as nsuSi
there are none upon the market.
City Scrip is some stronger, in view Of
ne approaching tax sales. Dealers offer
500, but are not arle To buy at that figure,
except 10 a very limited extent.
County Warrants are weaker. There are
more upon the market than for some days
back, and dealers are shy and generally
well supplied.
Police Scrip is about the same. There
is some counter demand in a small way.
There is very little Gold offering. The
lemanl is altogether lor shipmet.t, and
dealers bid within ~ Of Eastern rates.
We 0u0te,
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For sale,

THE neat Cottage Residence, q Mosby ST.;
i would make an excellent home for q
small family. The house contains five rooms
and storerOOm, servants room anil outhouses
on the lot; also, eistern, now full of the
finest pure cold water. There is IL lattice els
tern house with force pump. The lot Is Il
feet front, 1857 feet deep to an ;Aley, and Is
well laid out with shrubbery ana vegetable
garden. TIL location Is exceedingly healthy
no pidemic having ever visited that section
Of the city. The neighbOrhood is Of the high
est responsibility. The place will be sold at q
bargain. For terms, etc, apply OH the prem
iseS, or at Avalanche office. ieE
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THE Legislature of Tennessee having au-
Il thorized the BeSOto Insurance and Trust
Company TO change its business % a banking
business under the name Of the Union and
Planters Bank of Memphis, noticeis hereby
given tina the Board of Directors have or
dered books TO be opened for the subscription
of three hundred thousand dollars additional
stock at the Peoples Insurance Company, No.
Ie Medison street, ON the lst OF July next, and
to remain open for sixty days, unless the
above shall be sooner subscribed.
VIM. NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
NTa-,-LE. L.. ~ Taqu f.as
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. If you would be
beautiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives a pure Blooming Complexion aud
restores Youth and Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t removes, Redness, Blotches and Pimples,
cures, Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and makes
a lady of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
and Pearly the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and
tmparts e fFesh, plump appearance to the
Countenanee. No lady need complain % her
complexion when IS cents will purchase this
delightful article.
The best thing 10 dress the Hair with is Ly-
on's Kathairon. jell
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NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.@Fle copart-
~ neIship heretofore existing bstween the
undersigned under the firm name Of Murphy
q cash, Is this day dissolved by imitation.
j. j.. Murphy assumes all the liabilities Ofthe
firm, and Is alone authorized to collect its as
sets. j. J.. MURPHY,
F.. NJ. CASH.
MpmDhis JuIVI 1870 ivQ
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COL
STATE AGENCY OFFICE, 43 MADESo ST.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jun ], 1863.
TINHE c-Opartnership heretofore existing IN
der the name of i. e. LONSTALE 8 CO.,
IS his day dissolved by the retirement OF
Capt, 3, r, White, The business viii be con-
in future by j. q. LonSdile and New
ton =. Otis, unde the name of LONSDALE &
OTIS fa20dRW
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NOTICE.
To the Merchants Of Memphis and Aer.
chants ana Planters on White River.

/ HAVE this day sold the White River Mail
l Contract, with all my interest in the White
trade, to the Memphis and Arkansas
River Packet Company, of which Major John
d. Adams is President. To the old citizens of
Memphis and on White river, by whom Maj.
Adams has been so long and fayorably
known, l need say nothing, SIS he Is 70 sg-au-
ger to them having -CJeasLul carrtelf their
mails al.u dyAs their river Business fer them
for marTy years before the war. * the new
settlers / take pleasure in recommending III
new line as reliable In evoEy riorIor ~
ask fef thsIl a eor' and hearty support.
Jun" -, 1863. JOHN b. DAVIS.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE firm OF +. ROBBINS Il BRADLEY, OF
4 Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The firm name
will be signed by either party in liquidation.
The entire stock of goods and the good Will
Of the business has been sold anil conveyed to
Messrs. BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who viii conduct in Memphis the business,
on their own ccou and in whose behalf
the confidence Ofthe public is respectfully So
licitetl.
ELISHA R0BBlE-.
4G Warren ~', Ne'g York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
23 Second street. Memphis, Tenn.
Dated nj MemUDiS. ADriI 80. IkfFl Iu
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NOTICE

4 Ii persons indebted to st. Marys School
~ for tuition fees, are urgently requested to
call and pay them Immediately. The neces-
stiles of my position will compel, me TO put
all accounts, unpaid by the 18th of July, in
the hands Of an officer.
te30 MARY F.. POPE.