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porAreEs IN THE BR1r1su PROVINCES

FOTATEEB Fl THE DKITI6H Z KUVINCES.-
A few days since potatoes were sold at St.
John. by auction, for fourteen cents bush
81, and the following extract from the Rorth
ssas shows they are now worth but seven
teen cents 81 Prince Edwards Island. =
Were it not for the duty Of twenty cents
bushel, in gold, they would qoMe to the
United States in great quantities
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES
TO .r-.-
STANTON INDICATOR.
RICHMOND VA, July 9th. 1869.

RIcuhoSD Va, July 9Th. 1869.
115O P, NJ.
Prominent Walker men estimate his ma
jority at 10000, and decisive majority in
the Legislature. We carry eleven members
OF the Legislature in THE district, Negroes
in the South-side Counties detected tsarfully
from Wells though he carried Petersburg.
Walker carried Norfolk and Richmond.
Covington. July It'll, II A. M.
Three Districts Of Allegheny give Walk
or 1852. Wells 33. Scgar 431, Crane 26,
Mines 1856, Harris 200.
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Three tons of solid silver passed through
Davenport, Iowa, on the 22d instant, con-
signed to Chicago 1t was in bricks, which
weighed ], 500 to l ,504 ounces each. With
one exception the bricks were in sealed leath-
er sacks. The exception was bare. 1t
weighed one hundred and twenty five
pounds and two ounces, and bore the stamp
"&1 .3O1 &c." Most of the silver was from
the Equator lode, in the Georgetown, Col.
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FEMALE FoRGERs ARREsrED-A CoLeRRl

FEMALE FoRGERs ARREsrED-A CoLeRRa
POSTMASTER IMPLICATED. atlanta Ca, Ju-
ly 5.-Several days since Captain Tim Muir
ply, special detective, arrested two women
who had in their possession portion of a
large sym Of United States currency which
had been stolen from ths Treasury Depart
ment in Washington. The signatures to
the Treasury notes were forged, and large
amounts were passed in Augusta, Ga.
The women implicate H. NJ Turner, the
recently appointed colored postmaster at
Macon, Ga. Turner was arrested yester-
day by the United States Marshal and
brought to Atlanta An investigation is
now going on, but efforts are being made TO
keep it secret. Further developments are
looked for Tomorrow.
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IRRIGATION IN UrAa.-The Mormons
last year irrigated and made fruitful e5, 799
acres Of land. Altogether they had large
amount of land under cultivation 80, 518
acres in cereals, 1877 in sorghum, $3.50
i'll root esopa. 766 in cotton, 29,S76 in
meadow, 900 in apples, ], I'll in peaches,
Is in grapes, and Jos in currants. The
larger part of these lands is artifcialiy ir-
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In noticing neg inventions by Virginians
the other day we omitted the name of Mr..
S. J. Tucker, of this city, who has taken out
a patent for an ingenious ink-stand calendar,
By simply turning a key, the hands upon
three several dial plates are made to point
out the day Of the week and month The
Scientific american says it will be useful
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We are requested to publish the following:
The name of Judge Harris which was
printed on the Republican ticket in this
county on the day Of election was placed
there without his knowledge we'll as that of
his friends. ] am alone responsible for it.
4.. A. T. MAUpIN.
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An awful storm passed oyer Clinton coun-
ty, Iowa, Friday. a colony of SYedes
were engulphed in the food in New river,
Kansas, and twenty-three drowned. -
There is 20 food north Of Sioux liver, but
below Council Bluff the damage is very
great. ..N4 ~,
The bonds Of St. Louis county. Mo-, has
been protested in New York.
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Chief Justice Chase has cottage at White
Sulphur Springs. Virginia, and Blacque
Bey. the Turkish Ambassader. With his
family. is also there.
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In Rock Island, Illinois, the other day,
Mr.. George Griffin, for wager, picked up
and put in box one hundred stones, placed
one yard apart, and the first one yard from
the bog. to one hour and thirteen minutes.
picking one stone at time. He had to
travel five miles and 1900 yards. The av-
erage weight of the stones was five pounds,
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4 Washington dispatch says that there is
no question that the PRECEDENT, and major
ity If not all, Of the Cabinet have determin-
ed that the shape Of affairs in the Tennessee
canvass ''justifes' them in allowing their
sympathies to side with the ultra Radicals
who are supporting Stokes for Governor.
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The CosTEpEgAcY Dr. FAcro Govern
MENr.-Judge Thread of the fourth district
court, Louisiana. has recently rendered a
decision in which he still adheres to the
opinion enunciatcd by him in 1865. that the
Confederacy was de facto government.
Aswe said last fall, if it was not. there
never was one 5.. In,
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New Advertisements.
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it will give you much valuable infor-
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DR.. R. W. Carr, of Baltimore says:
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The last toast at the Alumni dinner at the
University on the LIST instant, was "The
Union when we get there"
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Valley News.

| ACCIDENT NEAR M1DDLEwAY On Sun
day last an accident occurred mile beyond
Middlcway, by which severe injuries we're
inflicted upon Miss DECK and her brother
residents of Berkeley County.
They were passing down the steep hill
near the Opequon Bridge, in wagon, when
some portion Of the harness gave way, caus-
ing the horse to run and kick-upsetting
and breaking the wagon and resulting in
severe wounds to the occupants Miss Deck
was carried into the house of Mr.. Custer in
a state of insensibility, and apprchepsiops
were at first entertained that her injuries
were fatal. We are grati6ed to learn that
her condition is much less critical than was
at first representations Free Press.
| Acc1DENT-Jchn Gordon, of Woodstock
who is employed on the Winchester 4 Stras-
burg Railroad, had his left hand badly nash
ed few days ago. He was holding the drill
in boring for blast, and through mislick
Of the sledgeman the accident was caused -
| Winchester Times.
DEATH BY LocKJAw.-A young man
named FERGUSON, a tenant of VIM. L. Fur
ner, Esq, near Rppon. in this County, died
on Thursday last of Lockjaw--the result of
the accidental cutting of one Of his feet with
an axe some two weeks previously. Charles
toacn Free Press
A SAD Acc1DENr.-We regret to an
nouncc that Miss Rebecca Hoshour, of this
place, fell from cherry tree, on Monday
last. The injuries received were such as to
cause her death on the following day .-Shen-
dndoah Herald
JUDGE APPOINTED. The Governor on
yesterday appointed Hon. Joseph T. Hoke,
Of Berkeley County, to be Judge of the Fifth
Judicial Circuit, vice James P. Smith re-
| signed = Wheeling REGISTER, June 25th.
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WALKER MAJORITIES.

Richmond and Henrico, about $50.
Albemarle, 712.
Amherst. large majority
Augusta, 1857.
Appomattox, large majarity.
Allegheny, about 500.
Bedford, about 1000.
Bath, about 500.
Culpeper, 800.
Caroline, 200 (Hudgip & Peatrop, beat
Turkey Il Crockett. for the Legisla-
ture, 200.)
Campbell, $50 s
Montgomery, 400.
Norfolk city, $50.
Grange, 300
Pittsylyania. small majority. -t
Prince William, 500. b
Spottsylvania, 300.
Stafford, about 700.
Southampton. 150
Smyth, about 100.
Washington, abuut 1000
WELLS MAJoRITIEs.
Alexandria, $50. ai
Amelia, about 500
Chesterfield, small majority.
Norfolk county and Portsmouth, $50:
Nansemond. small majority.
Nottoway, 600.
Petersburg, 1000.
Danville, 275. Gloss 400 "
Prince Edward, 500.
Surry, about 300.
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New Advertisements.

--s---~>]'(7-F7-7N :
CYNOPSIS OF COUNTY LEVY MADE AT
- the June Term, 1869, Of the County Court
ofAugusta, to defray County expenses for ensu-
ing year.
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Richmond Advertisements.


-
w NJ. H. BRIGGS,
w GENERAL
COMMISSLO MER CHANT.
No. 1906 Broad St., neat door to IA. Central
. Rail Road Depot,
RICHMOND, Va.
Willgive his undivided personal attention TO
the sale of all kinds of Country Produce and
to filing orders for Merchandise generally and
hopes by PUNCTUALlTY and STRICT alton
ton to business, TO merit continrnls, Il the
patronageso literally bestowed beletoftle
No charge for Storage or Insurance.
RESPECTFULLY REFERS TO
Messrs. Baker Bros, Mcclure BumgaIdner,
A. NJ Pierce Il Co. and Powell Blatkley,
Staunton, Va.
Messrs. A. Blauth, VIZ. Smith and BE.
McClung Bros, Greenvile.
Messrs. OFT, Spencer 4 Co. and Gihls Lo-
gan, Midway. .-
Messrs. P. Schmucker & Co., H. G. Guthrie
and VIM. Guthrie, Fishersville.
T. H. Antrim, Waynesto ORC.
mays g. a.- .-..s.. t-.-
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Synopsis OF the Laws on the Subject OF Fruit
DiStilling.

Every person intending to distill brandy
from apples, peaches, and grapes, exclusive
ly, before entering upon the bushes 8,
must
LIST Register their stills with the assistant
assessor Of the division in which they reside,
as provided in section 5, act of July 20,
1868. The assistant assessors are provided
with the necessary blanks for this purpose,
which can be had on application.
I'd. Notice must be given in writing to
the assessor Of the district, stating the name
and place Of residence of the person or per-
sons intending to engage in distilling, and
the place where said business is to be carri-
ed Oh also, the kind Of stills and the cubic
contents thereof the number and kind of
boilers. mash and fermenting tubs, and a
description of the lot or tract Of land on which
the dstillery is situated the size Of the
buildings, and of what material constructed
Sd. A bond must be filed, with at least
two securities, to be approved by the asses
sor, in the penal sum of at least $4,000,
conditioned that the party or parties will
faithfully comply with all the requirements
Vi VIC law Aoi"tiAS ~ uioitA1dGiou.
18th. A survey must be made of the prem
Uses where the distillery is situated, by the
assessor, at Ahe expense Of the United
States. i5@ -H@f -
9Th A sign with the words Registered
Distillery' upon it must be placed on the
outside Of the building where the distillery is
situated. l" wv
9th. A book or books must be kept in
form prescribed by the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue for the entry of the amount
Of mash or wort used daily for dstillation
also the amount Of proof spirits produced
daily. 1.
9TH. Returns must be made monthly to
the assistant assessor of the amount of spirits
produced and the tax paid at the time Of
return. o
9Th. No spirits can be moved from the
distillery until the same is inspected and
guaged and the tax paid stamps affixed to
the casks or packages containing the spirits
by an officer designated for that purpose
9th. A special tax Of fifty dollars is i'm
posed on all distillers of fruit who distill one
hundred ard fifty barrels or less per annum
also, tax Of two dollars per day while in
operation.
All blanks and forms necessary to comply
with the above can BIO had on application to
this Office.
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DANKING DEPARTMENT. s.aa.
.~So,ss OF THE :. .y~sn5{13sF
VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPAN Y
b This Company having Banking privileges I'M
der its Charter, has commenced business in the
Banking-rooms ofthe late Central Bank of Vir-
ginia, Stanton.
DEPOSITS will be received and ACCOUNTS
kept as in other Banking Institutions.
COLLECTIONS On all accessible points, and
prompt returns made ut the lowest rates.
DRAFTS furnished on the principal cities.
TINE PAPER purchased, negotiable or guar
|, GOLD, sILyERand UNCURRENT MONEY
bought and sold.
!. US Internal Revenue ste%p; on rl hard for
Secretary Cashier
JOHN WAYT, Teller.
June lem
INSURANCE: H..
Insure your Buildings ana Merchandise with the
Southern Mutual Insurmn<eCo.
+ ------------- Or
- e3'fa! RICHMOND IA. 3>
Mutual policy, holders in this company are menu
Ders OF the Company, ana us such, are entitled to
all the privileges of stock holders with the full
assurance that they will have nothing more to
pay for their insurance than its ACTUAL cost.
be 5IIa 4f es4s r --- -sifu-r .t-.. s5..
JORDAN II. MARTIN PRESIDENT a
gl.i n j. W, SEASON. SECRETARY. M -a..
j. S. CALVERT, GENERAL AGENT.
W. H. H. LYNN and W. ]. PoINrs, Solicitors,
,-teoa - Staunton Va.
i
JNo G. Slower, Solicitor, Churchville,
Agents wanted in every City, Town and Coup-
ty e; sU.lr, ..,.. '-t-
oct30--ly .se .-sH .a: ..- - s-- ~.
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Drugs, Medicines &c.

DRces' MEDICINES s &C. : rpoirr 4. 90 !.
Dealer in Drugs, =
Medicines, Paints, aa lia1.G -
a4+s.s IA Dye Stuffs, Fancy Articles,
Widow Glass of all sizes, rf- -..-
Trussesand Surgical Instruments
@- Physicians orders filled with the purest
and freshest medicines and at city retail prices.
~- Prescription are compounded only by ex-
per iencedh armac eutis SITS at all hours, day and
night.
anriiIQ-tf LIN .Hg 3. ailllia .t4t ~ .3tlti
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.-.t '-''-i' CR. Ai i- A
By544s tithables "a 81 each is.,,.,..$2l ,sl2, 90
The depositum in the above is seemingly very
large amount, but is based upon the return of
deinquents for the past year, numbering, white
and colored 2,0o6, which result, if not material
" changed for the present year, will absorb all
or nearly all the despositum assessed
~. Teste, WIN. A. BURNETT, D. C..
july9-lt .--. ri
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE AS administra-
n tor of John Brown, decd, Twill offer, at
public sale. at his hate residence, near Fishers
VILE, on Wednesday, August 4th, 1869, all the
personal property, consisting of Horses, Colts,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs Farming Implements, about
80 tons Of Hay, Household and Kitchen Furniture
&c, &c. ii'''' Mp
Terms. All sums of $40 and under cash over
that ama unit, four months credit, With negotiable
notes satisfactorily end orsea:
Twill Also at the same TIM, sell the celebrated
Morgan and Messenger Stallion, Vathek This
celebrated horse has taken first premiums at all
the Augusta and Rockbridge Fairs since the war.
He is Of the Best stock Of horses in the State, as
his colts will abundantly prove.
He will sbe sold on credit Of six months,
and interest from date, with negotiable note sat-
isfaeterily endorsed. ~
4. S. LARA. Admir- Z Agent,
Peck B Gushing, Auctioneers,
idlp-4t
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1852 1176 1859 I'LL 3749 1174
Congressman Congressman
9Th Dist. at large.
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CRHS ER COM "A .
KNOW THY DESTINY.

MApAaE T.. y. TuoRSroS, the great English As.
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Free TO Everybody !

A Large Up. Circular. giving Information Of the
greatest Importance TO the young OF both kcxes,
II teaches how the homcly may become beautiful
th. 'lcSpisnd respected. and tho forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall 10 send
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REPARATOR CAPILT.I.

DEA UT L.
ID burn. Golden.
PlaNrn and Sllkcn
\ CURLS produced by
the Use OF Prof. DE-
! IiHEUN'a FRiSE Il
ALE q II l. yHU Y.
One application war
lNrantcd TO curl tho
most straight and
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coycry in modern ,rt-sn n, aI-
science, aching upon the Bcarl and LIAM LIAM mseJ by
most miraculous manner. IL hns o1 nnst gatter.
The ellie of Paris aud London with the pSt ~ rI
Ing Success Names Of ali purchasers WIN gISs5 " IN
tered. and II entire satisfaction I hs & eSseriliy re.
every Instance, the money WI nd nj nost.psii. ST.
n"scrin,,ve circulars and isstnSn,as smIsts S,sa No
Address BERGER. SHUTS sS:, @ ssnt. Tor thc
~ River Street. f'o'' Az spSly
United States.
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BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION.

DERSoNS DESTROYS OF AVAILING
i themselves OF the relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act OF March ., 1887
are hereby notified that discharges In bankrupt
cy cann0t bc granted on petitions filed afler
JANUARY I, iSGa, where the estate Of the ap-
plicant will not pay ffly per cent. Of the liabili-
ties proved against Il.
Until JANUARY ], 1860. petitions mayb filed
and discharges granted thereon. without refer
enco to tho assets Of the insOlyent.
r. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court O. s. for tho District Of
Nevada. l.af -. delft
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y. B.-DR FLhTTERY will appear al Nir
einia, International llotol, tho LAST WEDNES-
DAY Of every month, 10 cure the sick noes ~
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By addressing a letter 10 Dir. FLATrElY,
stating case, symptoms and length Of limo The
disease has continued, cGn have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from danger and sc-
curcly scaled, To any part OF the country, with
full and plain directions for usc.
Consultations free, and cOmmuniCai lode strict.
" confidential. All cases guaranteed, or H.. lc'
will be refunded in every ease.
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stubborn hair OF clincr Sex into
wavy ringlcis. or heavy massive curls. Has been
used by the iaShlonablcs Of Paris and London. with
tho most gratifying results. Docs no injury 10 the
scriptive Circulars mailed free. Address BERGER.
SHUTS & CO.. Chemists. No. 2>j River street.
Troy. n. Y. Sole Agents for the United States.
IGnj-lyl
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VOL. XII.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO
Millmen, Painters, Glaziers
Paper Hangers, Etc.

an. 400 POUNDS ENGLISH BLUE
100 CARBOYs OF sUI.PHURIO
ACID, p.
2j CARB0Ys NITRIC ACIDt
25 CARBOYs MURIATIC ACID
10000 LRS. ATLANTIC AND
JEwETT'S LEAD;
1000 LBS. ENGLISH RED LEAD
2,5OO GALS. ENGLIsM ROLLED
OIL. in Drums and Bnrrelsi
so RBI.S. OHIO FIRR PROOF
1000 GALS. SECOND QUALITY
OF RO1I.kD OIL, for
Roof Pniuting, Ete., Etc.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

The stated sessions OF the Probate
Court within and for the District Of Rut-
land, for the year ensuing, will be- held a,
the Probate Office in Rutland on the first
and third Tuesdays in each month tho
court will be deemed open at all times for
the Transaction Of any ordinary business,
when previous notice is not required to
be given to the persons interested. Joel
9. Baker Of Rutland, has this day been
appointed sole and only Register II the
said Probate Court, and all cor respond
ence relative TO business in sad Court,
from and after this date should ho directed
to him
WALTER G. DUSToS, Judge.
Pu IA. Dec 9th, 1869
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

Love your enemies. If you have them.
Suspicion bids fnturity disayoK ih~
present.
Avoid him who speaks softly Ani
writes sharply.
Duty faithfully performed oPsns III
mind to truth.
We should think lee Of what We ar.
in the view Of God.
Practice flows from principle: for -
a man thinks, 70 will he act.
The great rule of moral conduct l.,
next to God, to respect time.
He that hath God, hath all thing
he that hath Him not, hath nothing
Temptations are a file which rub -
most of the dust Of our self-confdence.
If God hath no need of our learning
He hath still lees of our ignorance.
"A man may well bear his cross pa
tienty while on the road toward hi.
crown.
The good mans life, like the noun
tain top. looks beautiful because it is near
to heaven
LIE r. bat q trust let us be careful
In oar dealings, that our account may BE-
approved.
Mo communication aud no gifts can
exhaust genius or impoverish charity.
True goodness Il like the glow-wOrn
~ shinss most when no eyes except
thoss Of heaven are upon It.
The imaginary troubles are to Us like
the di0oaving yisvs Of . camera; some
tinAs naSniAsd hundred told.
--0od has ordained that the soul o
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