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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
A STRANGE ENCOUNTER.

A Snowman in Liverpool lately i'm
ported large collection OF scrpents
and other ANIMALS. Among them were
Two pytEons oneof which gave birth on
I re voyage TO thirsy-five young shakes
which were all in good condition when
they arrived. Soon after they reached
Liverpool, one If the large serpcnts
managed to escape, and gain access to
an adjacent stable through hole in
she wall. Next morning when the
groom entered the stable he observe d
that horse there was unusually timid
and nervous, and on closer examine
ton he noticed its back marked as if
beaten with II thong. Presently he
observed the body OF a serpent sus-
pended. as it were, from the manager.
lt was quite dead; a portion of the head
mad been bitten away; and the lower
part OF the body which rested OIL the
ground. bore the marks OF having bee:
trampled by the horsa's shoes. The
horse itself WAS uniured.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
ENDED AT LAST.

Lopez. though bad man, had struo-
sled so long and with such gallantry
and endurance. against supe Tor odds,
that ths world had commenced to sym-
pathize with him, and the news of his
death viii be received not without re-
greet. 1t closes, though, the Paraguay
an war; when has ragged for MANY
years, we think, to the discredit of
christian nations which have bsea ST.
tent lookers-on when they could have
hterVened al stopped the eifusion of
blood Mon-intervention seems to be
ne policy of the times, and, perhaps, it
Toes good in teaching nations not to |
make war for trifling causes.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
MELANCHOLY.

young man named Howard. youno.
rst son o! Major Howard, OF FLOYD e.
H., committed suicide on last Wednes-
day by shooting himself through m.
SIDE With pistol. He was onlv eIol,-
teen years old. and possessed OF many
sterling and amiable qualities, but had
been for some time addicted to dissin,t-
ed habits. About a year ago, a sister
Of young Howard, to whom he was
much attached. died Suddenly of con-
sumption; and when his body was
iouI'd, the next morning after, it was
y ing across her grave in the cemetery,
one arm under his head, and til. other
grasping the pistol, extended by his
side. Young Towards mother, short
" after the war, in fit of depression
caused by the lesscs sustained bv her
husband, committed suicide by hanging
lerselt.- Lynch. Rep.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
- . -
ZELL's POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA

The. complete essence OF a whole IL
orary, condensed in one volume; here
we have complete Dictionary OF the
III glish Language ; Law, and Medical
Dictionaries; articles OH Botany, Ag-
riculture, Theology, and Zoology, MS
well as Gazetteer of the whole world
In the biographies OF eminent per-
snages, we notice those of G rant, Hah.
nemann, &C., with portraits. 1t is
certainly surprising with what ac-
curacy and fidelity the work is con-
dlcted under the guidance of DR.. CO..
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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
DREADFUL CRIME IN a0oeHLANp
COUNTY VIRGINIA.

This very quiet community is mu.b
excited over the discovery on Sunda =
the 10th, OF a horrible d uble Grin, q
committed IN our midst. Saturdav
evening toward sunset, Alice Brown.
anout nineteen years old, daughter of
ClaiDorne Brown. a colored shoemaker
liVihg near this place, a very excellent
citlZeh and one enjoying the resnect
ana confidence of his white neighbors
IN very hig degI ee, was sent TO tho
residence OF VIM. Mosely. rather more
than mile distant, to collect a trifljn1
sum OF money, The girl did not re-
lurh' ana next morning her father
and friends turned oul in anxions
search. They found her Iyi, o. half-
hidden with branches OF pine. stripped
outraged aud murdered, scarcely
hhhdred yards distant from the hiyb-
way. Strong suspicion was directed
ny many cdincidemt circumstances "a
wards Henry Fife and Willis. two
Young coioIed men employed on tI,s |
farm where the body was fouul ana q
Palty 81 coI9red men have arrested
= !, u c m he second, Willis, aftera
desperate resistance. He Confessed |
a nus snare N the crime, but states that
henry Killed the girl. Henry refuses
10 confess anything. While much
sFhpathF IL ielt for the unfortunate
ather, az well ~ on his own account
Is the entirely deserving aud honest
equation of the poor girl, pv onr
fhite citizens, his colored frieuds are
u the widest excitsment.-Cor. of hs
ticitlaond Wig.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
GOOD ADVICE.

A preacher of the colored Methodist
Church has been giving his brethren
some good advice. He hopes never to
see them go to the poles as he has seen
some ofthe preferred color go, drunk.
swearing and fighting; but sober, de-
cent and orderly. "Let u.s." he ex-
claimed with almost a politicians
'hreWdness, "let us not allow an, DEM
agogue to slip the moose around our
neeks and lead us co the polls. Let
us be independent voters. Let us So
act that our reviiers will say. as the
disciples said to Christ on the Mount.
Mt the TRANSPORTATION, L ord, it is good
fer us to be here.'"
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
SOUTHERN PROSPERITY.

Inc South is steadily regaining her
formea prosperity. From the general
Prostratioh which beteil all of her in
dustries five years ago she has risen
high in the scale oil agricultural and
commercial Importance. Cotton which
was few years crownle.s king has
again obtained the throne. The LAST
years crop is estimated at 5000. 900 bales
which is equal in value to $1,000 O0O.-
OOOo. The tobacco crop amounts to
2o,0eO,000 pounds, valued at thirty
seven millions of dollars. The rice |
crop $4,000 tierces, being an increase Of
10000 over last year, and the sugar
crop $4,000 hogsheads against 37.647 for
1857. Such evidences OF wealth from n
people who have suffered SO many De-
cuniary losses are extremely crafty
ing.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
HOW REVELs ESCAPED HANGING

Revels. who has been the subject nj
such higll-wrought eulogy from Cover
nor Morton and Henry Ward Beecher.
Is said on the authors v Of prominent
cltize1ly formerly of Fayetteville, N.
c., TO have been an old resident of lint
town, and the sen of barber, IN which
art he is also proficient. This gen
tleman stated of his own personal
knowledge that Reeves while living
there was Charge. with the crime OF
burglary. which by the law of North
Naroilna was punishable with death.
ms being viewed as toe severe a pen
any, ms escape was winked at, so as to
get Tld OF MIA without resort to the
gai!nTs. Such is the account uivnn -,
de Senator's antecedeats by enc wbo
was leading citizen of FayetteyiIl. |
or many years. - Wash. Cor. Ne,o YorI,
World.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
DEATH OF MUscoE GARRETT. ESQ

! In another column IS published ar
| obituary notice of Muscoc GARNER th.
| last OF thc older members Of n famiIv
which has borne a conspicuous mart in
| the history o. our State and country
lie was the unc," of Senator Hunter
ana Gen. Garnet. who fell at Rich
Mountains; the brother OF the uon, Ro-
Rert :. q trnett, who repre- scented the
Essex district in Congress: the, father
OF Or. A. Up. GARRETT. OF Washington
Guy, ana the great unc.e of the Inte
Hon. ID. r. Fl. Garnett.
we Bavs never known gentleman
WIN kinder heart, and many citizens
from Fredericksburg. who took retug,.
at his residence in SpsteyiyanIa. Win
thls town was shelled, will never cease
10 remember how he almost bepeareJ
and family to supply thefn with |
5ood. He reached the ripe old are of
81 years, and died in his native coIIntV
surrounded by the members Of his f,9'
ly. VI '''e lam
IL 'ias been but q few weeks sipca
iia' ne Visited this office on his return
rom Washington, where he had been
isitIhg son, and little dir! we exnect
hat we would record his death So som
Fred. Herald. 00i''
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
PORT WINE"

Some persons ~ Stoaington Conn.
nave recently ht en- prosecuted Tor So II
ing aduiIerated wines and LIQUORS.
Samples OF their "stutir' were submit.
ted to Professor Eilliman, of Yale
college, the State chemiSt. and the
following is the result of his ANALYSIS
OF what was sold for port wine: The
llquCr was turbid, heavily laden with
sugar or moiasses and some coloriu0
matter; containing II per cent. of Ar
cohoi; over 10 pei cent. of sugar or
molasses; about 100 grains of sulphuric
ACID to the gallon, part OF it free, as oil
oil Vitriol, and part combined in alum:
oxide of lead, or li:harge. in poisonous
quantities, or about As grains to the
gallon. The alcohol had an acid taste,
and the coloring matter an Offensive
ldor. The liquor was stronger OF lead
nan most waters that arc poisoned by
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The kahasha Republican contains a
growing account of the commencement
OF work or tie western division OF the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad near
Charleston on the 9th instant. AT nm
early hour the mighty roar of cannon
reverberated over hill and dale, and the
people tor miles around crowded into
the town. Ia the afternoon there was
procession fro m the capitol TO the
point selected for the ceremonies of the
occasion. "The meeting was called TO
order and Gods blessing invoked upon
the great undertaking" Several
speeches by prominent gentlemen were
then delivered. The Republican saws:
"Coi, W. A. huper being unavoida-
Oily absent, Capt. George G.. Dickinson
resident engineer. filled his place by
handling tile git shovel with which the
work was commenced to Mr.. II. G..
PARSONS, one OF the directors of Tia.
chesapeake and Ohio railroad. who
made splendid railroad speech. ir
which he located the workshop of the
world in the great kanawha Valley
me shovel was then presented By Cap
tain Parsons To Governor Stevenson.
VINO, after few pleasant remarks in
regard to the importance of the work.
shovelcd the first dirt on the Chcsa.
peake and Ohio railroad. Thus the
great work was commenced, and the
people OF kanawha Valley feel assured
that the time is close at hand when the
cars VIII daily pass their doors. At
n.gnt there was a brilliant display OF
fireworks, music by the band, ard eve
ny body seemed to rejoice III the priv
iege Of p 'rticipating III this grand |
event." q
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
Few MkfAZIHEs.

Putnam, for May is o capital number
with the following attractive list o
contents; "Our Celtic Inheritance Pro
lessor L. Clark Seelye; The Tale of ,
comet; In two parts,-I., Ed, Spene.
er; Notus lgnoto, Bayard Taylor, Pic.
lures In the Private Galleries of New
york.. Galleries of Belmont apf
Blodgett. Eugene Benson; Pernickit.
ty People, F, Barrow; Madame Ro.
land, N. S Dodge; A Musical Mystery
Z. +. Cranch; The Approach of A re
John IL. Bryant; woman's Rightly.
Mis-. NJ G. Ames; The Organ. ], y.
Jardlne; Polyglots, p. G.. Hamerton.
Editor of 1.-The Portfoho;" The Acad.
envy of Design and Art E ducstien; The
Great Gold Furry, j.. A. Peters: Our
Political Degeneracv and Its Remedy.
a French Chateau; Editorial Notes:
Literature at Home, X. II. StoddarJ.
Literature and Art Abroad, Bayard
Taylor"
LipPincott is ever presenting some
ne" and pleasing feature; this number
nor May gives MS the first chapters of
Ir"ilope's new newell, besides some
other very good things-but we will
give our readers the full table of con-
tents: "lr Anthony Trollope's New
story, Sir Harry Rotap ur of Humbletb.
waite Partl. III. May: A Poem. Bv
1eorg" N. Sears. III. The Echo Of
Appomattox Across the Atlantic. nv
justin Mccarthy. ". The Virginia
lyurist. Illustrated" BY Edward A.
Pollard. N. Nathaniel Hawtbsrne
ny Aenty T. Tuckerman. vi. How
ound my Fate. by Mrs. w. A Thomn.
son. VII, The Gross in Legend. Poet
ry, and Art. By Mrs. Mary A. LIoyd
III. Eccentricity as a Pursuit. Nv
waiter L. Mccain. IN. The COMING
w omar. By Miss Mary P. Wells. x
nhe vicar of BuIlhampton (concludsd,,
BY Anthony TrelIope.-
A. Gues'es and Queries. Part T. Bv
~ D. Dodge. MI. Ethramonia: A
Tale. By Louise s. Dorr. Kill
hary: A Poem. BY Rose Terry. XIV |
" ldow Bedott in Philadelphia. XIV. |
our Monthly Gossip. XVI. Lit.ra.
'nre OF the Day"
HE EDUCATIONAL GAZETTE for Anri1
zones to cur table laden with an MN
ually rich store o: good things for
Dung and old. The articles are se,-
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nd teach noble lessons. such as nor.
ons ofall classes will be likely to learn
and profit by. Messrs. G..
|. Turner & Co., COZ c hestnut Street
Philadelphia, are the publishers,
erms 81, year.
GOOD HEALTH for May is before MS {
M we would again most cordially r..
'mmend it to our readers.-tb. frs, :
'iums is now ready, and is an inval- i
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esS Alexander Moore, Publisher II
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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
A WONDERFUL NEGRO IL oHIo.
From the Washington (01 Herald.


A colored man is at present stonn-
ing in this place, who attracts here. "a
he has in other places where he has
| been great deal OF attention by the
singular power he possesses OF iisar-
ranging certain organs OF his body.
BY some inward muscular action Ia
seems 10 pesseis the power of chano,ug
the location of his heart at pleasure
Placing one hand upon his breast. at
the proper plGce, we could feel it's heat
ing distinctly. He then commenced a
series OF contortions with his abdomen
rolling 1t owe" and over several times.
~ the conclusion OF tins striking ex-
hloltlon, We placed our hand npon
lump IN his left side below the waist.
ana there was the heart thumpinp A.
way asn nothing unusual was the mat.
yer. A Few more coutortionS. and the
risky organs passed across the abdo-
men and on the right side kept up It's
Work OF throwing she blood through
tue - stem as regular as ifin its natur-
III position. More contOrtiOn, and II
travelled ba * home its course being
easily traced under the skin till il pass
cd under the ribs. The man then com
henced sort OF rotary motion of the
bowels apparently turEing theIa over
and over several times, when he felt
complete set Of ribs in 4he opposite
airsction. the false ribs disappearcd.-
On being asked II his mother had any
more children like him, husreplied that
re mad brother over six feet high,
VINO could reduce his stature to some
th@g less than three ieet. We believ.
him readily, after having witnessed |
the above performance.
another curious feature about him
IS tilat he can not be choked. He al |
lows any, one 10 grasp him bv the
lhroSt. and use his utmost strength to |
stop ms breathing; but in spite of ali
enaeaVors ne continues to talk as if
nothing WAS wrong.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
INDIAN BLEs AHEAD

Apprehe.nsions are frlt in quarters
particularly :nfoime concerning In
aian matters that We will have serious
trouble with the Sioux Indian warriors
IN less than fortnight. These Indians
leel that they have not been treated by
the government according o lh.. treaty
stlpulations, and refuse DOW to be an
pfased. Should the measure tail which
ths government have at hand to settle
dlfticuties with the Indians on the ilne
Of the Pacific railroad, it is established
that n war which cannot cad without
vast expenditure will be inaugurated.
-Wdeh. Cor. Bait. Sur,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
LETTER FROM MRS. LINCOLN.

President Grant received letter on
Friday from Mrs, Abraham IincnI,'
stating Il at she was still in Gern,9nv
and not in very good health, but yerv
much III need of assistance. This she
sees has been proposed in the bill pend~
ing IN the Senate to give Ter a pension.
but the delay in acting on it she is M
able to account for, The Presi,Isnt
VIII probably send the letter To eitbsr
a senate or House committee. The
senate pension c,nmitteee. however
greed to report bill giving Mrs. Lin,
coln liberal pension
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
TOWNSHIPS.

The commissioners recently annoint.
ed by Governor Walker. in pursuance
OF the "Townsbip Act,"aie re0mred
by The provisions of said act to proceed
Wthouf delay, to divide and Law ntt
thetf several counties respectively into
cohpactly located townships as nearly
eqlai as may be in territory ahd NOM.
lation, with the view TO the proner sph-
G:vislen of SAID townships into schonI
districts, so that there be not less than
three nor more than eleven townships
in any one county. 20
Inc commissioners are further re-
CURED to establish one or more voting
places IN each town ship. and all otbarr
voting pla res except in towns not en-
braced IN such townships, are abolish
ed.
lt is further made the duty OF the
commissioners, within ten days after
their task, to rlp0rt The |
boundaries and names OF the several
owhsili2s, etc. to the clerks offi,,e of
helr several county courts.
NO part OF any town or city hayiny
separate organization. or POPULATED
: lFe thousand or more inhahifauts
haIl De embraced in any TOWNSHIP.
nd no public highway shall be null,
ne boundary line between townships
mess the commissioners shall desiG-
ate 10 which townshid the said bjr6-
ay' or ably selection thereof, NAV fa.
ng.-Rich. Wig.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
EXIT CANDY.

- Our man Candy is going to leave us.
The Government has decided that in
consideration of his gallant conduct in
capturing the police station at .he Rich
nond market, that he is worthy of pro
melton and has ordered him to theide-
iectable department of the Columbia
River, which includes Alaska. with
headquarters at Portland, Oregon. We
the Government, The Cen
eral, Virginia aud everybody else ex-
cept the Alaskians aud Orcgonians.-
But what have those people done that
Ihey should be thus afflicted PETERS
tirp Couriey.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
To the Voters of Orange Count

,o respectfully offer myself as a candidate
, ,Or tne POSITION of Attorney for the COM
my friends; and under an agreement III; %, 1i
NJ M, Lewis b. williams, Who has filled the
once ON , with 50 much ability, that herives
ne me MS ms cordial support snd should his
HistoliltIes pe removed, l Withdraw in HE
iRSor. II elected promise to exercise ali
eie ehefSies or my Mlnd andbody TO dis.
and credit. w n fraT ', vi ,iuuelity
February IL, 1871. III 'i'O'
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

tEj@ a correspondent Of the Rostor
commonwealth relates this very sad
story OF patriotic rage and poetic dis
ltnctlof- OF public property: "The
thair now occupied by senator Reyejs
Is not the actual piece OF furniture once
Isra by jefferson Davis. In AnriI
lool, when The 9th Massachusetts rcgi-
hieht-th1t had been attacked in Ri.
. t.n"re JUST previously-was guarding
tno bapitol' some of the soldiers aseero
oa.neG oy inquiry which chair Mad been
occupied by the rebel chief ana hcoLa
II 10 pieces" This is indeed very sad
ont 1t SETTLES the hash for Reyrls and
others who wish to desecrate ,hr Ssn-
atorlal chair in which Jeffergon ! ayi.
sat. The fragments Of that chair ara
now scattered throughout Massachuo
.ett', and couldn't be bought for less
Than ten dollars piece. wa
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

To THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF op.xcr
hereby announce myseIfas a condidota
,or tle ONCE OF Clerk of the Circuit and Conn
" Courts of the County. ""u Souil-
LSnoulGlt De your pleasure to elect mr.
sn nai endeayor to perform the duties Of tha
Office faithfully. Very respcctf,fi, vi the
ouo JOHN G. WILLIAMS
orange Z. II. Va, February Ii, 1870.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

The Richmond State Journal /. in
formed by correspondent that there
Is lady in Richmond. beautiful anS
pions, who eats nothing at all and an
pears to be kept alive by daily appii-
cation of oil to her breast.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
ONE-HALE INTEREST
IN THE
NATIVE VIRGINIAN.

WISHING to engage in other busl-
:, ness, offer for sale my interest in the
NAIiVk pIRGINIAN. 1t is the only paper
puDilshed in the counties of Orange. Madi-
son, Greene and Louisa has a large sub
sscriptlon ana advertising list throughout
OF NE Northern States. Being located in one
OF the most hourfshing sections of the conn
NY. at the junction of the two leading Rail-
roaus OF the State, it furnishes fine OMEN
ing for an enterprising newspaper man ond
could pc made to pay for itself in two wears
:. For further information, address
, A. F. STOFER.
S"ouary 1o,Iao. Gordonsville, Va,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

Inc Southsids railroad, between
petersburg and Lynchhurg, crosses the
a ppomattoN' now above the Uieb
bridge near Farmvilleovcr a temnor,.
~. track. a new structure of iron vii;
take the place of the Old b. idep.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22

On Saturday. April 9th, while Doc
t0rS Murphy. and Kollock. of PhiladeI-
Phia were working the Goodwin Mine.
belonging to the Lewis Brothars of
opotsy lVania. they came suddenly un-
on RIGA vein OF gold. and in few
Ihlhrtes took out several hundred dol
lars worth. wv
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
To the Voters OF Orange,

The undersigned respectfully nnnorrooo
himselfa candidate for your sHffraae a. re .
approaching election, for the Office IF 1yeriT
9 OF the County and Circuit Courts Of vonr
Sounty, anu pledges himself, lift should be
H H1i pressure 70 elect him, to discharge the
ty. RICH ARR III ~ a ba, H9ell-
February III, lS7O.-3t. 81 -'' AN
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-22
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