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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25
5lew advertisements.
Clnl88 "a N0lICE.

w EKl Ell Cooper, Stiadracli Cooper
IL Wills Cooper, Lewis Cooper, Alberta
Coo. er, Dorcas Bell. WtiliAin sell, Thomas
Bell, Gilbert Bell, James Taliaierro, Solo
mon Taliaierro and Henry Taiiatcrio-
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Thomas n. Macon, Administrator. d. b. n.
W. W. =. of Reuben Macon dec a, JaMes NJ
Macon, Lucy Conway, Philip II. Fry, Tx
ecutor OF Philip >. Fry, deceased, Lewis u.
Williams, EIllanan how, llichaid Bvul-
ware Joiln NJ. Goodwin, Executor fJOhn
Woslfolk, l. I Faulconcr, Sherin OF Or
enge, and as such committee a dlninIstra-
tor of London Cooper, Washington Sell,
Edward Thornton, Nellie Thornton, James
Payne, Z Z Macon, deceased, and Ambrose
Macon deceased, Bettie Coo or, Matthew
Bell, Jennie Bell, Sarah Bell, Courtney Bell,
and James Al Macon. Admir- OF Henry
Macon, Observation-Disclosures
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from the decree entered IN the o.
bove suit, October 5th, 1869 ;-"fhe Court
doth adjudge, order ana decree that 1t be re-
ferred 10 one of she LoInnllsst onars " this
court To state, settle ami report to the court
the following accounts 10 vat. ta
fst. The account OF PHILIP Fry, Admins
traitor, W W OF Reuben Macon, dcd, which
account Philip III Fry, Exccu or of Philip y
Fry is to render.
2nd. The account ofThomas N Macon. Adj
ministrator d bn W wa of Reuben bacon, de-
ceased, in the taking OF which accounts the
said Commissioners Is To regard as prima fla
Philip 3 Fry aud Thomas n. Macon may
have heretofore settled. and which have been
appointed by the County Court OF Orange,
and duly admitted 10 record, subject how ey-
er TO sbe surcharged aud 1alsified 10y any par
ty in interest.
sd. An account of all hires received by
Philip :. Fry, Administrator as aforesaid ali
ter The death of Ambrose Macon.
Attn. An account of all hires received by the
said Thomas n MaeoL Administrator b II
W wa of said Reuben Macon.
9th. An account shOwlng.W what amount OIL
money would have been required 10 defrsy
the expenses of carrying the slaves OF the
said Reuben Macon to Liberia SIS directed by
tho Will OF said Reuben Macon, with any
matter IL omed material by the said Com
missioner, or. which any party in Interest
may require"
Before taking the said accounts the said
Commissioner II directed to give notice Ol
the time and place Of taking the same by
publication OF nOiice for -FOUR weeks success
Veiy IN the Native Virglnian, Q newspaper
published In Gordons, ilie, Virginia, which
ehsll be deemed equivalent to personal no.
tice to all the parties, except to Philip II Fry
Executor Of Philip Try, deed, and Thomas
n Macon. Adm.nistrator,n Il " VIA OF Reu-
ben Macon deceased, who FAUST have acirs
notice."
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PROBABLY FATAL RzNCouEraE.

Mr.. Clay Grigsby shot, aid it is sup
posed, fatally wounded Mr.. l.. A..
Marsteller at Nokesvills station, on
the o., A. q NJ. II. r., yesterday eve
ming. A feud had Tor some time past
been existing between the brothers
Narsteller and Mr.. Bun. Grigsby,
the latter having few weeks ago re-
oeived personal chastisement at the
hands OF tile former. Passengers by
the Orange train rpport that messrs.
Bun and Clay Grigsby, and a friend,
all armed with navy revolvers, came
to Nokesville yesterday evening, 4
short time before lie train from Lynch
burg bound to this city was dus, with
naper for Mr.. Marsteller to Sign.
That gentleman refused 60 sign thr
paper, say ing that he did not consider
himself a principal in the difficulty. and
remarked to them that he titensh they
had been guilty OF cowafdly trick in
going over to Morrlsyile after his
brother. Mr.. Clay Grigsly then drew
A pistol and said, stake it back, take it
back" and receiving 10 satisfactory
response. shot Mr.. Marsteller in the
face. The train arriving at that mo-
nient the three young men Jumped a.
board aud came down TO Manassas,
there they It ,pped. 1t has been impos-
sible to ascertain the extent Oh MI.
Marstellers injury but IS he was shot
with a ''navy," aid us she blood was
seen to spirit from his face as he Tell, 1t
is thought that the wound he received
is of serious il not mortal charaeter--
Alexandria Gazette.
The three men mentioned above ar
rived here Monday night last, aud took
the l O'Clock tram next day for Lynch
burg.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25
M0uNr YEaNON.

We understand that the home Of
Washington will present additional at
traction for those who visit 1t on the
anniversary of The birthday of the
Father of his Country. A suit OF
Clothes and lock OF his hair will be
exhibited to the pubic for the first
time.
When Mount Vernon WAS purchased
nv the II unit Vernon Association. the
hope was entertained of seeing itmade
the receptacle OF all the ''relics" Assoc
ciated with his memory; but until now
this hope has been in vain. We trust
to see the day, however, when every
thing appertaiuing to Washington will
be collected at this sacred spot. -Wash.
hTon.
E1 Popular wor6s--giants in stone.
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Lxw1s LINDSEY ON rHz Lns1sIAGUR1

Lewis is reported to have uttered The
following opinion OF our Legislature:
"Well, folks thinks IN sorry because
didn't git here, but they certainly is
mistaken. It's impeteral to me bout
giitln' in here, because l aint no demi-
god. II amt workin' Tor office, and
don't care whether ] gifts one or not
When the Consecutional Convention
was here they used TO larf at us heap.
but tell You what done look at tlis
Legislator and ef tkey did larf at ms
this.Legislster sin't no quarantine for
ne to 60 by"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25

1" The New Railroad Suspension
Bridge at Louisville, ky.. was complet-
ed Friday and thrown open With most
untoward ceremonies. A locomotive
attached to .raiu with two thousand
persons aboard, while CLOSING ran OF
the track, but remaining LOGON dive
carried away some of the passengers
in safety. Then another locomotive
was sent to bring back the rest Of the
passengers, and il also ran OH the track
thus blocking up the remaining fifteen
hundred passengers on the bridge. At
the latest news they had not been res-
cued. The strength OF that bridge has
certainly been found equal to very
severe strain. Running railroad trains
on-the track is an excellent testof it,
Herald.
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announcements.
70 me yoters Of oranee county.

respectfully offer myself as a candidate
for the position of Attorney for the Com
monwealth, at the earnest solicitation OF
my friends; and under an agreement with
Mr.. Lewis b. Williams, who has filled the
Office with so much ability, that hegives
me his cordial support and should his
disabilities be removed, Withdrew in.his
The energies of my ralnd andbody to dis
charge he duties OF the officewith fidelity
and credit. tftt w. II. TALlAfEhltO.
February Il 1870 HfNH
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COMMISSTONER'S NOTICE.

IN Orange Circuit Court,
Il ?. Il. Hiden, Administrator c. {. q. Of Geo
ii. Stockton. deccased-Plaintilf,.
AGAINST
b. Stockton, Henry W. Stockton, Lucy Bell
Stockton, Annie 3. Stockton, Joshua
Stockton, EnIne Wallace Stockton, in
FAINT heirs Of the decedent and Curtis VIII
holt, a creditor Of the decedent, and a. ! 9TH
er creditors-pefendan
Extract from the decree in the above case I:
The Court doth adjudge. order and decree
that this cause be referred to q master COM
missioner OF this Court, TO take, state, settle
and report an account Of The transactions Of
the plaintiff as Administrator of the said
George II. Stockton, deceased, and also an
account o all debts and demands cntstand-
ing aga INST his estate and the priorties a.
mong them, If any also an account Of the
fee simple and yearly value of all the dece-
dents real estate; and the said Commission
er is directed TO give notice o al the parties
Interested OF the time and place of TAX ng
these accounts, by publication for four sue
cessive weeks in the Native Virginian,
which shall DC equivalent to personal SER
vice OF notice on Them except as to the
plaintiff as Administrator OF the decedent.
who must have personal service of notice.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25

BY The mail OF That evening thess
contributions were transmitted TO
Washington. / intend on some pre-
per occ ssion to offer President Lin
coins note with his autograph, togeth-
eli with the autographs OF the fifteen
gentlemen whose names follow that of
the Presidene, for sale, tor the benefit
of some meritorious charity.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25

The undersigned respectfully announces
himself ~ eandi date for your suffrage at the
approaching election, for the office Of Clerk
OF the County and Circuit Courts of your
your pleasure 10 elect HIM, to discharge the
duties OF the office with diligence aud hdeli-
ty. RICHARD CHAIRMAN.
February II, lsT0.-St.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25

To THE vorEIas OF THE COUNTY or 6RANeE.
thereby announce myself az 81 candidate
for the Office of Clerk OF the Circuit and Ceun-
ty Courts ofthe County.
Should 1t be your pleasure to elect mo,
shall endeavor to perform the duties Of the
office faithfully. Very respectfully,
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
Orange G. II. Va, February IL, 1870.
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An INCIDENT OF THE REBELLI0N-A
LEAF FROM MR.. WEEDS AUToBIoGRA-
PLY.


During the rebellioa was called |
frequently by Telegram to Washington
= generally by the Secretary OF State,
but occasionally by the Postmaster
General, Secretary of War. Secretary
of the treasury tMr. McChllocIi), or
the President. In February, 1868,
received the following sdispatch
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. 1868,
To Thurlolo Weed, A6aay.
Can YOU be here tomorrow morn
ing? Answer. NICOLAS.
To this telegram OF the Presidents
private secretary responded aliirms-
lively. and before o'cloek the next
morning was in Washington, going, So
MAS my habit, at So o'cloek 70 break
fast with Secretary Steward. After
breakfast. walking TO the State Depart
ment, the Secretary remarked that the
President would inform me why lhad
been cent tor Repairing to The " ute
| House. MIR. Lincoln. taking my hand
IN his cor,iiti way sad ave are IN \
tight place. Some money for legiti-
mate war purpose is needed immedi-
stsly. There is no appropriation from
which e can be lawfully taken. In
this perplexity the Secretary OF War
suggested that you should be sent Tor.
Can vol, help us to sl5,O0Oy' repli-
ed, Yes, Sir, but as you need the inoa-
ey immedl ately the matter could be
hastencd by giving me two liHes 70 Ihat
elect He turned to his desk and wrote
on sheet OF note paper what follows.
Thus fortified, returned by the nrst
train 10 New York, and before 3 o'clock
/ had shawn Mr.. bincoln's note, brief
IL cx plainlag its import tc the fifteen
Gentlemen whose auto raphs follow
i fhat Of Mr. Lincoln on the same sheet
OF note paper;
ExEcuTiyE ii ASsIoN.
WAsHlGeros Feb. 10, 1868.
Mr. T. Weed
Dear Sir--The matters spoke 70
YOU about are very important, and
hope you wlllinot neglect then.
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xARTKQUAKE.

S.x. FRANCISCO, February 17.-An
aortho,iakc visited The city to-day
causing the hotels aud public buildings
to he vacated instamter. The streets
we're filed with people before the
shock had hardly ceased. Fortunately
:, o,.cu,rs Il about the time oil recess IN
.be nnhlic schools, and many children
ware out playing. In the schnois
,,hicl, wore in session, the teachers
n,onaord to keep tine children under
cnntr,I though in one OF the schoolz
the misses created quite panic.
rba Custom House was injured, but
was soon empt:ed OF its occupants.
'The eracx made by the October shock
in some ofthe buildings were wldened
a little. bus no material damage was
sustained. -.
The shock occurred at thirteen min
ufes mast twelve, aud lasted seven Sc
coods. its direction WAS from south
emf TO northwest. There was gen
erll ptntic, but no damage was sus'
tanned to buildings. The shock was
felt at Sacramento, Santa Cruz, oah
joe, Oakland and other places
Funeral services were being helu IN
Washington Stree Baptist Ch'iIch,
with \ large attendance. AT the lifst
trembling the pastor and coagIegation
rushed for the doors. Several ladies'
IA inted, but 10 one was seriously IN
iured. -
q'he old frame buildings on the
whsryes swayed and creaked, bus the
waters in thu bay showed NO unusual
commotion.
The sock was quite heavy at Petto i',-
ma causing people to vacAte brick nnile
nss. al
the time.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25

Iannouncs myself candidate for the Of
flee of Commonwealth's Attorney at the APP
preaching election, and solicit the support
deavor to discharge the duties ofthe office to
the best of my ability.
February Is, 1870. w. w. BURGESS.
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COMMISSIONERS orrIca, oRAxeE Q. H.

FeDruafY Z3fd. 1850. ]
The parties interested III tile accounts or
dered by the decree of which the above is an
extract, are hereby notified that have fixed
on saturday the 18th day Of March lao. ana
my Office at Orange @. H., Virginia, as tie
time and p.ncs Tor taking said accounts =
= uda II creditors Of the said eDh Biden
ere hereby warned to represent and file theit
.ciaiins before meal said time anu place, and
to prove the same, on pain of not being al
Joseph Hiden in case OF their failure so to
do. VIM, G. WILLIAMS,
Fen %. lhll- o.
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ONE-HALF INTEREST
sss= ~. IN THE
PNATIVE VIRGINIAN,

uTISHlNG to engage in other bust
w ness, offer for sale my interest," III tns
NATIVE VIRGINIAS. 1t is the only paper
nuhlished in the counties Of Orange, Madi-
son. Greene and Louisa; has large SUP.
scription and advertising list tnrouguout
Virainia and the South, MS Well as u, many
~ fiIe Northern States. Being located IN one
Of the most fourishing sections OF the conn
try. 1t the junction of the two leading kali-
roads OF the State, IL furnishes a fine OPEN
ing for an enterprising newspaper man, anu
conld be made to pay for itself in two years
For further information, address
A. II. STOFER,
Ianuarv % 1870. Gordonsville, Va.
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LATE MAGAZINEa.

We are glad to welcome among our
exchanges "The Old Guard" maya
zine devoted to literature, science and
art, and to the political principles OF
1776 and 1860. The leading article is
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Soatherners.
We have had the pleasure Of receiy-
ing Arthur's Home Magazine and Chill
dren's Hour, for March. Oar little
critic says abe likes tile Children's
Hour so much.
Zell's Encyclopedia Is always up to
time. 1t has reached It's 1OSth number.
We have received Putnam for March.
The announcement thatl Parke God
win will assume its editorial duties A
priil LIST will doubtless gain many sub
scrib RS, as he is we'll known and po-
pular Htterateur.
Lippincott Is to hand promptly, With
an attractive list of contents. The vi
car of Bulhampton is drawing 20 its
close. No other serial will be COM
menced for some time.
We have received tho followir z no.
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ing Company, l40 Fulton Street, New
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ish Publishers. whom we pay literally
we receive sheets in advance OF ths
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BY enabled to place the reprints in th'
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/ We acknowledge the receipt sine
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oil the Edinburgh Review, which need
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, Cooley for March has also beer re
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, "Our Young Folks" for March con
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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25

This paper has not committed itseu
TO any county candidate. when it does,
it will do so unequiyocally.
Rail Roads are not built in day
Entertainments don't rise as rapidly as
bakers bread. "Cuts" are not made rs
easily as scraping the heart out OF u
turnip. Tunneling mountains Is more
serious and slower job than pushing
bodkm through bar OF soap.
So saith the sage of the Lexington
Gazette, and we commsnd his words of
wisdom TO divers industrious people
who are buildiag newspaper roads in
every direction.
VIM. e. Cameron has arrived at the
Wing office. Evidently.
Gen. Jubal Eafly. the only truly 10y
al man--we mean what we say--in this
country, is without a command. And
there is disloyal Massachusetts without
q commander.
Jones said to Nibbles, Poor Lucinda
took that circumstances very lsuch to
heart" NIbbies replied: 'Did she in
deed? The dear girl! l wish Was
that circumstance.
five had known who ON was, we
would have thrown UP the sponge i'm
mediate.y. We do 80 now.
These lines are not from rebel
sheet, as you might fancy, but from the
National Anti- Slavery Standard
aStar Of the North thou art no bigger
Thar the diamond IN my ring;
Yet, every blnck, star-sazing Niger
GezeS at Ace as at some great tnlng
A merry little woman thus poetlzes
her need:
want man whose only thought
Is me, and me, alonei
Who never sees me Dut mes brought
A something for His own.
Who always takes my rubbers off
Ali ttdt is what need.
A spark who kindlcs by degrees,
Until see HIM drop
To pop the question on his knees,
Then fly to question Pop"
GRADUATED GRIEF. &C III to M IA
slight mourning hatband, i you please.
Hatter-W hat relation, sir!
Wife's uncle. sir.
Hatter-Favorite uncle. cir!
Customer -Um-well. yes.
Hatter-May / ask you, sir, are you
mentioned in the will
Customer-No such luck.
Batter Ito his assistant, br.skly)-
Couple OF inches, John.
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N CHA tEE9.
Extract from decree, entered In above suit
Ocl., 7, ls0e-"The Cour' dot adj,sdye order
and decree by.consent o. parties that one OF
the Commissioners Of tn court, take, state
and settle the accounts VI = b. itiden ab Ad-
ministratoro OF Joseph hidep, deed. which
accounts the said L. b. uiden is directed to
render before MIN also 70 lake and state q
account Of the personal assets OF the said
Joseph uideu, and OF the outstanding I'M
satisfied debts and liabilities fof the said
Joseph Hidden, showing the priorlties there
OF also an account Of the real estate Of the
sand sJosepn Hidden, and Of the tee simple
and annual value thereof, and ofeach parcel
thereof, and publication IN some convenient
newspaper Tor ct least four weeks of the time
and place OF taking the said accounts shall
pc equivalent to personal service upon all
the parties except z. b. Hidden, Admlnistra-
tor of Joseph Hlden, deceased, William &
Graves and James A Madison, upon whom
personal service is required, and the said
Commissioners shall by a like publication of
notice, warn all the creditors Of the said Jo-
seph Hiden deceased. 10 present and file
their claims before The said Commissioners
and prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed TO receive any part of the assets of
the said Joseph lIfden in case Of their fail
ure to do sO.V
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ooAHIssIoxen's oFTrcr, oaANor {. nj

CON h ISSIoSt,1s 3 OFFICE, ORANGE Z. II.
February l3rd, 1870.
All parties Interested In the aorountH d.
rected by the decree OF W liicfl the above 10 aIl
extract, are hereby notified that have liked
on Monday the 2lst day OF March, Is70, and
my Office at orange Z. Il. Virginia, as tie
time and place, for taking said accounts, ana
they are hereby required 10 attend.
Nh. q. WILLIAMS,
req. 1870. C.. q. c. {,
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CoRNIssToNER's OFFICE, oRANGE c. H.
February 23rd. 1870.

The parties interested in the accounts or
dered by the decree OF which the above is an
extract, are hereby notified, that have Il x
ed on Friday, the 18th day of March. 1870 and
my office AT Orange G. H.. Va, as the time
and place, for teking said accounts; and all
creditors of the said George II. stoolldon are
hereby warned to be present and file their
claims before me ut said time and place, and
10 prove the same, ON pain of not being at
lowed to receive any part of the assets Of
said George III. Stockton in case OF their fai-
lure so to do.
RICHARD CHAPMAN, c. 0. c. c.
I,nllrI1nl.I.
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rrs U@T=aA .1sM
vALUAnEE REAA ESTATE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN TIRE COUNTY OF ORANGE
] NFpursuance of the provisions Of d
Il Deed ofTrnst from Richard :. Iloaiwareto
the subscriber, dated the 9th nay 81 Ju!y,
1859, duly recorded in tie Clerks ora > OF
Orange County Court, [ shall, as TIT lee
therein named, on Monday, tie 2lst dt. or
March aeff. II lair. ii not the next lair lay
thereafter. c1ier tor sale on the premise ;, to
the highest bidder at public auction for
cash, or upon such terms as may be ag sed
upon OH the day Of sale, a
VALUABLE TRACE or Ian },
lying. and being IN the county Of ora 60.
about three miles from Orange g. H., COLI
tanning
T0H 3-2 Acres,
{ being the tract Of land Allotted In the IL
vision OF the estate OF Robert Clark TO Thorn
rs J. Adams and Martha his wife, and by
them sold and conveyed TO the said boul-
ware. This land lies In good neighbour
hood and aaJUiEs tie lands of Mrs Coyell,
Capt.'N.PCave, Fountain kennedy and 9th
ers.
The title is believed to be unquestionable,
bat selling as trustee, | shall convey only
such title as is vested in me by the deed
Aforesaid
LEWIS E. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
February Is. $40.
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TH T. firm OF Or. ii. d. Taliaferro &
Il Son is this day been dissolved by mutu-
his interest to DIR. Il. W. Row, it will hereat-
ter be conducted under the style and firm of
Taliaferro & Row, who respectfully solicit
extended to the old film, with,the assurance
that they will endeavor, by strict attention
to their business, to do all in theirs power to
give salts faction.
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sEwsPAPER LAWS.

y4x,n.zrn&rtsrs are REQ uired TO give notice by
1890 49, : subscriber does not take his
~ No, nom the office; and give the reason
fot. IA moi being taken. Neglecting to do so
makes tpostklsster espohsipie 10 Tue pun
asher for the payment.
ANY person who takes a paper regularly
from the postoffiee, whether he has subscribe
ed or not, is responsible for the payment OF
the subscription.
sA person ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue TO send II until payment Is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether it is
taken from the Office OF not.
The courts have decided that refusing to
take,a paper and periodical from tne post
Sffice or removing and leaving them uncall-
ed tor 10 prinsa Iacle evidence Of Intentional
rand