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LETTER FROM GEN. CANDY

headquarters l5t Military District,
State of Virginia,
Richmond, Va, April 81, 1869.
"Hon. John w. Johnston, Judge of the
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit, Abingdon,
Va:
"Sir-In reply to your communica-
ton of the 9th instant, requesting that
an order be issued authorizing lawyers
to decide certain cases when the Judge
cannot try them, in accordance with
the act of the Virginia Legislature pass
ed February 21, 1867, and also request
ing an order extending the operation OF
the act passed Febrary %, 1867, re-
quiying the judge Of the fourteenth cir
cult to hold the court in Bland county,
am directed by the commanding Gen
eral to say that the person appointed
under the provisions of law referred to
in your letter takes the place Of the
judge disabled by reason OF interest or
professional relation to the cause to be
tried, and is for the time and for the
particular case the judge of the court,
and his Judgment stands as the judg-
ment of the court. The qualifications
should the same as OF the regular pre-
siding judge, and if no such person can
be found the cause should be continued
until tbs disability is removed. There
is no necessity for any present action or
the second branch of your iettor.
Every respectfully, your obedie,'
servant,
IS. F. CHAPLIN,
| Assistant Adiutant General"
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FOR CONGRESS FROM THIS DIS
TRICT.

AS the first Tuesday in July has been
fixed on. by General Candy, as the day
for election in this State. and it is not
likely we shall hsve any nominating
conventions, we take the liberty of
bringing forward tho name of DR.. w.
w. Wing, for Congressman from this,
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MERCHANDISE FOR REAL. ESTATE |!

A FIRM, retiring from the business,
n Oilers for sale Il stock Of fine !alior's
and clothieG's Trimmings, toge ther with
q nice assortment of Ladies' -iik and
velvet Dress B0ttons. and wonid take in
exchange tor g. portion Of the purchase,
Real Estate III any healthy l3cdtioH in
the Southern States Property in or II ar
city pre- erred rhis is desirable OPP
p0rtunity for any wishing to commence
business or TO add a department OF this
KIND 10 II b i>inGs already established.
AA1reSS Box b I PNStNffic, NaW YORK
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Washington, May There has been

Washington, May There has been
no delegation proper as representative
body from the conservative people OF
Virginia in con ference with the Presi
dent relative to affairs in Virginia, but
separate individuals, representative men,
have had interviews with the President,
whence,has emanated the report that the
conservatives of Virginia have had all
understanding with the President. From
advices received here to-day, the con-
sentative delegation in body will be
here early next week to confer with the
President, and the latter has signiled
his readiness to meet them at any mo-
ment they may call and give them a
respectful and attentive hearing.
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MONDAY MORNING, May 10, 1869.

Remember that there is to be a new
registration. Remem Der that if you don't
register you can't vote. Remember that
your vote will be matter of vital i'm
portance to your mother State, Register
then, in order that you may vote.
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Veni, Yidi, Wei.

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COrRURN's FRNg'

Is better than cur regular shaped Axe
ior these reasons: Fy1StIG outs deeper
Seeond--It don't st ok IN the wood. Third
1t does not jar the hand. dotrtt- 10
time is wasted II aking the Axe ut of the
cut Fftth-With the same labor you Will
do one-third more work than with regu
lar Axes. Red pa3nt has nothing to do
with uhe good qa4 titles 9, this Axe, for
al our AXIS ale painted red. II your
vs. will gladly answer inquiries or fiji
your ders direct, or give you the name
Of the nearest dealsr who Keeps our
LIPPINCOTr & FAREWELL,
Pittsburg. Pa.
sole owners of Colburn's and Red JACKIE
Patents.
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ESTABLISHED 1857.
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n The TWO Cities and tho Country
OF ANY NORFOLK NEWSPAPER.
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New Advertisements.

r. Young Men, who having erred, desire
q better manhood Sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charse. If benefited
return the postage. Address PHILAN-
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pIeGe. A true, permanent indicator of
lime: warranted for two years; postpaid
to any part of the u. .. un = eeipt of One
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among toe patrons aud visi tors OF Nor
folk second 10 none in this country, Our
Watches are renowned Tor beauty OF
| finish. elegance of design and perfect Ia
| W rKmanship. Our acquaintance villa
| importing houses gives US such
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NOTICE To TRAVELLERS AND
~ SHIPPERS.
The Old Dominion Steamship xrs%fS
Compauy's new, swift and COM sSshkaGG
modtous steams'p SARATOGA, Alexan-
der, Commander, will leave High street
wharf Portsmouth, at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
and the Companys wharf, Norfolk, at 6
O'Clock p. NJ. TODAY, May 10th.
FOR NEW YORK,
Shipments Insured at IA per cent.
Freight received until 5:3> n. NJ.
Fare Including meals ana state loom, FIJI
Round trip ticket, do, Il
Storage 5
THOS. Ell. WEBB
mayi0-It Agent.
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TERMS TO AGE. rs.

EOr n GEHb Of SO and Three
DOlEars--2l yards B1ot0n or Blenche|{
6heeiing, gard spide. Al! wool P31fsand
vest PitGgru A,ars..t les 0ntll 10 -
f:2si. , - r!5aA1tig. 7 yards Ken Twlilod
= ianne. 10 aras cotton tianuei;
d}zen gents Linen Handkerchiefs Fine
Whlte German Countefpane, 1ltuged.
danGsome CalmoraI SKIRT. Liegaus
aouoie Gasp lto picture photograph al
S pun 9iiysi- ptateu engfa yea hve'bo l.
castor. Elegant SIX ran, ivory or ~an
dal- wood ifai4o beautilull, spaneleu.
nanasoiho otaaea ana ilu3d 'Ar@ s'i'. ~
Safds gooQ fflnt, last culurs. Finr i55-
mask 5 Ianie Cover dozen me Linen
OF Danlask Towels Ladies' real Turkey
morocco iraFelng Is *. Iela'ne Dress
Pattefn. a.es%nt engraved Napkin
hlAEs. dozen me Merno or Cotton
STOCKINGS. Niotln and Bow in BOX com
eve, Ses VI > every, with long pc daut
Sooo Meers chann i1ho IN Case, y dozen
Rogers pest silver Dessert Forks. Us
one afLlclc from Ilub OF ~ and on" ii"to
hScnange i4lSt.
h3i oAaag Oh oo ana xfvc Bo1"
iafsI@'5 yofaS good QuaM(y 620e0n or
tbte@c"eW oheGtuaq, gI1'1 aCtde, Fa>nionA
pc ~ p VEGA ores I'att|ru, any o!m l
4 set Lac Sn't4ins. pair WOOL Riank Is.
EuB i.,F"o saver P4aie' Si1"bcttta.I Cas-
tot' o Nt}fos very nae %''ol As SIR e..s
lQf fants ana Vest. Set OF ivoly lAu
9Ieq tea hniVeS, with silver plate !
o. IS, H@hdsoh satin Or six pu"aa..l,
HG"fi4J 11eauEd ana ilueu. 80 yaYCS 4frpG
fNutS, iast eGlors. Lattlea agents la. It.
real Morocco ilayeitng Tag, trench
raLne. Laodsoine Fopllu Dress PatterU
Laul6s' 81 IN Cloak Pattern. Lddi s.
l&s4lonab SHAWL. l me large VI So
el!l6s Io!i-. honeyc"inb QCIttS sd
er-p'Ated aSe Bias CT, p!as. Il az. Il =
Whu@ ~ la. G9nulle y cai sch" ttltA / =, .
PAIR gents' Cali BOOT. or one alt.. e
rom tlun ot 50 auI uue nom Ciu" If )
ionT az L5ciea Iro'a s-4Ghange LlSt
mn. ~ ,n ~ 20 %AaN en- hsSiiiArs"~
fin0 or Tn,H.t 1,rtss pa it.rn ~ ~ TO-
H-nSs3[ p.n. iy,,5ic -, - t''-is 't'
mats1: palr gems reich OK G.,s s Js,o,s
y cry liie az Wn'i Ciotn Tor la las, Cloak.
" De yOCt1 LSfctCib " IJtS'cRetI i5ItGEtJyiJ
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NToR SAMPLE STOCKING.-
Il Samples Dc Circulars of Lambs Fam.
lily Knitting machine, and Cnicopee Sew
ing Machine. Address, cnclOaing red
stamp, JAS. D. ORNE, Gen Ag't, 90 Ches-
nut street, Phil de lphla, Pa.
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Anew STOCK SPRING GOODS
IN DRESS GOODS WE ARE OFFER
Ing EXTRA INDUCEMENTS

BARGAINS BARGAINS. BARGAINS
1u all Departments.
1000 yards il Piair, Plaid and striped
Dress Goods at 20 anu 20 cents.
SpIendld lot of new foods Tor suits from
;,715c. up.
Great 81, gains Ia t'oiored silks.
largest and Cheapest Stock of Black
Silks in this city from 81 81 per yard
to the best.
Alpacas in all the best brands-~the But-
Ialo brand III al numbers.
White Quilts ali styles and pr1 es.
Towels and loweiiug In all qualities.
Table DaInasks, extra gooas "nd cheap.
Novelties in Luce STOCK ana cheap
Great bargains i'll Hemstiched Handker"
Gltitfs.
Parasois and Sun Umbrellas in great va
Oar ei,iire Domestic Stock at the lowest
prices.
Best Prints at ~ cents. yard wide
b cached CotJDns At lz1a cents.
Saf- Special attention is called to our
stock III Cloths and tassimers, new styles
5 Tx Nantes, Lama Lace Points, Spring
Sha~ls, 4. II. $. Y Co.'S be Alexander
Eid Gloves.
4 cali is earnestly solicited from all
CAPl'S & PEET,
poputat Dry Goods Sn re,
*p26 d Man street.
~ M q - n ID p a. N 4 N G
o. itch and desirable
III 0 e r N n g q 0 O d S !
Tor Ladies summer Wear, Just received
| at rcmarkab.e Low Prices,
S-i elacl. Grape Maresz,
| s 4 Hlsca Der ge,
81 ri sck Iron Bora
| 8-4 Black Canvass Grenadtne.
8-4 White Grenadlne,
TTIN G II II NJ L A rE,
For Curtains, In the richest designs ever
brought to Norfolk.
A Black Canvass Grenadinn,
81 '.'acK Canvass G"enadine,
3 Black Iron Herage,
ga Black Berage,
81 Black Tamartina,
"a Black tlor-ntine
| ) A e ack CIR u.u,ns,
And large line NJ Coior"d D. ess Coos.
THE OLD BEE HIVE
SHELTON. BLtIIRE & Co,
my3'd sw OLD Bee Hive. SO Main st.
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A D V A N T A G z S

that we are enabled to offer better in
ducemehts than any house in the country
A call is respectfully solicited
mayl0 j. M. FREEMAN.
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OPERA HOUSE

p Il o G K A M M E
PART FIRST.
l. o serture for Plano For,e-Poet and
Peasant.
Messrs. Newton Fitz aud Ludwin reich-
fuss.
2. Booth and Mortimer--Mr. Chas. Har-
wood.
8. Trio-T sol quest anima-iron Alta
Verdi,
Mrs. Newton FitZ and Messrs. Power and
Teichtuss.
4. Readings from the Poets (Pestlience)
Stevens.
). Song-Ali Lonely now My Swifzer
Home Mrs Newton Fuz.
g. The Raven, (E. A. Poe)-Mr G. Il. For
rest.
I, Duett-From Cinderelia--Rosini.
Messrs. Power and Fitz.
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Ask your Doctor or Druggist
for SWEET GUINIE Eft eqUal
(bltter Quinine, S made only nv Il"
SrEARNS, Chemist, Detrait,
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THE DOLL a e SUM
G4AS. A. DANA's PAPER

The cheapest, neatest, and most reada,
likes tx it. Three Editions. DAILY, sem !
WEEKLY and WEEKLY, at SfG. So and ~
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and a complete story in every Weekly
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present to every sub,ciiber. Send inr
Specimep with premium list. l. w.
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7sHMES is NO HUMBUG.-By
! sending 35c with age, height, color
Of eyes, ana hair, yoI VII receive By re-
turn mali - correct picture OF your future
nus and or wife, with pame and date OF
Of MARI a4e. Address w, FOX, p. o
Drawer Mo. 5, FultUnville, New York.
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New Advertisements.
. PEE CHA LIT "
WATCHES.

For number of years we have been
engaged In the sale of Watches as a spe-
clatity IN our business, and have estab-
lished
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NpA0nA SALARY. Address. n. .
pOUOuO PIANO co. II. 4.

yETANTED-AGENTS to ell Tie
w AMERICAN KNIpTiNG IA0flSE,
Price S2j. the. simplest, cheApeat aud
best Knitting Machine ever invented.
Will knit 10000 Stitch 5 per minute. Lib
cral inducemeniR 10 Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTIMG MAGH(EH 60 .
Boston, Mass, or St Louis, Mo.
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PART SECOND.

PARI SECOND.
{. Reading (Oriska] - Mr.. s \. stevens
2 Vase-L' Observation-Disclosures N. Fitz
B DE- matte Imitation. F-nno. the Brig
and, with song, Mr. Cbas. HARDWOOD
4. Song-Thou every whera-Lachner
w. n. Power.
5. Reading 7(Cain) Mr.. c. Il. Forces.
+. Duetir-rhe singing lesson io1 vanti
Mrs. Newton Fitz and Mr.. w. a. Power.
il. ncluring with Musical Bariesque
entitled
JULTEN'S OPERA.
Ole Bull with violin limitations.
Carl FOrneS, the Treat RasSo,
Sig A,nodio the Gceat Tenor,
Mr.. Harwood
hDMIS SION 80 cents
Reserved Seats.... .................75 cents
81 II, be had at the Bookstore of Will
s N & Wakes. nlyS st
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The newly Invented
D 90 L ct time piece.
uibable Tor either H..
dy or Htleman, IN
landsnmemetal case,
white dial, gilt letter
ed, brass movements,
sound and serVicea.
hlN NniIh lErN nAnl
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SEW B0OK.-.2OO ENGRAVsNGS.
The Farmers ana Mechanics Manual,
edited by Geo. z. Waring, Jr.. author OF
DRAINING for Profit" ELEM ents OF A
riculture.' &c, A book of great value tn
every one. Send for rs page cirrniar.
agents wanted. TREAT & CO, Pub
lshers, f5 Broadway, n. Y.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
Curing Hay.

EXPERIENCE proves that grasses should
be cut for hay when the stalks are in
bloom. The best time Of all, both for clo-
yer and other grasses, is just when in full
bloom, and the earliest blossoms are be-
ginning to fade. If not too heavy it can
then be cut in the morning, and, if care
fully scattered, can be hauled into the
harm in the afternoon of the same day.
This makes the best quality of hay. 1t
retains more of the nutriment of grass
than if it is left exposed to dews and rains
for few days, and goes much further
both for fattening stock and producing
milk. But when the grass is very heavy
and is cut with a moving scythe and
thrown into heavy swaths or rows, it will
not cure thoroughly under two days, and
is not so good for food as that cured and
put away in one day. Dew and moisture
always effect the fibre of cut grass, and
weaken the strength of the hay. They
also ipjure and destroy the sugary matter
contained in the stems, and render them
dry and tasteless When a branch of hay
can be twisted tight without showing
moisture or juice it is dry enough TO be
slowed away. A little salt scattered over
hay which has been caught in showers
will improve it, aud render it more plata
BILE to stock-Erperimental Farm Journal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
farm ano 6onsrhoIo.
To Destroy Potato Bugs.

A FARMER writes to the Western Rural :.
Almost as soon as the potatoes are up,
the layers ceme and deposit their eggs on
the under side Of the leaf After | have
plOwed my potatoes the first time, hire
my children to pick the leaves that have
the nests on, and bring them in and burn
them. The first year set them to work
without pay it soon became tiresOme, in q
day or two they could scarcely find any. L
told them [ would give them fifty cents a
hundred for every hundred brought in, or
one for two; they went to work with re-
newed energy, for children do not like to
work without pay any better than you or
l do. The result has been in the last two
years my potatoes have been uninjured,
while some of my neighbours potatoes
were stripped by them. In the year 1865,
had half an acre in. The bugs were
very bad that year. The potatoes rotted
so bad that some of my neighbors did not
get more than their seed. while got only
about one bushel of rotten potatoes that
year. My boy gathered about 100 nests,
and my little girl about 40 nests. / paid
them as | had promised, and with his fifty
cents my boy bought slate and Spen-
cerian copy book, which he needed, and
he priced them more than if | had got
them for him, because he earned them and
bought them with his own money. have
tried ashes and other bug humbugs, and
find this the best and surest; besides it
keeps the children out of mischief and
cultivates in them desire to earn some
thing for themselves. Try it this year,
brother farmers, and you will find your
money well invested.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
Water for Horses.

Mr.. B. CARTRIDGE, of Sheffield, a
member of the Royal Veterinary College,
calls attention to the very common mis-
take made by keepers of horses in limit
ing the supply of water to their animals
Many owners of horses, most groOms,
and others who have the charge of them,
profess, he says, "tO know how much
water horse ought to be allowed, and,
when poor, thirsty, over-driven animal
arrives at his journeys end, he is treated
to very limited supply, and the pail is
taken away before its necessity is half met.
1t is a mistaken notion that cold water
frequently produces "cOlic" l have
known it cure the disease. When cold
water does cause abdominal pain, it is
from long abstinence, and when the horse
dipks 10 excess. But even this is rare.
l allow my horse to drink from every
trough meet on the road, if the water
be clean, and, in my own stud, 1 never
had case OF collie. At home, my horses
always have water before them. A friend
of mine, to whom, the other day, gave
this advice, directed his servant to adopt
it The servant shook his head, and SAID,
he thought he knew as well as Mr. Cart
ledge when his horses required water and
how much" The owner, in reply, told
his servant that might be 80, and he must
allow his horses to- drink as often and as
freely as he did himself-EngIfsh Farm
er'S Journal
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-17
Science Advances.

As as an article purporting to be of utility
has been tested, and it's merits endorsed by pub
lie opinion, unprincipled parties endeavor to re-
plenish their depleted purses by counterfeiting,
and substituting a spurious for the genuine arti-
Gle. Some time since, mercury, in the disguise OF
pills, powders, &c, was given for all diseases OF
the stomach and liver, while quinine was freely
administered for the chills. At length HOS rET
TIERS STOMACH BIPTERS made it's advent
and an entire new system of healing was inaugu
rated. The beneficial effects of this valuable
preparation at acknowledged, and
mineral poisons suffered to sink into that obscu
rity to which an enlightened age has consigned
them. There have been many spurious Biters
palmed upon the community, which, after trial
have been found perfectly worthless. while HOS
LETTERS has proved a blessing to thousands
who owe to it their restoration to health and
happiness.
For many years we have watched the steady
progress of HOS TIE rTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
in PUBLIC estimation, and its benefcent effects a:
cure for all complaints arising from the stomach
of a morbid nature, and we free TO say that il
can be relied upon as a certain relief and remedy
Its proprietOrs have made the above preparation
after years of careful study and sitting, and are
now reaping the reward claimed by this valuable
specific. and which they richly merit. 1t is the
only preparation Of the kind that is reliable in
all cases. and il therefore demands the attention
of the afflicted