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public that he has Just received q.
very choice seleetton OF
FALL AID WINTER GOODS.
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gle to the welfare vi lis friends and pat-
tons. and which ne viii take great
pleasure Ia exhibiting nhd selling,
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mong the. large stock
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found the fol-
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CARPENTERINC HOUSE BuTLDM

AND UNDERTAKING.
THE undersigned desires to announce
- to the public of Orange and the adjoining
counties that he has resumed his former ca,s-
ing, for which he was trained by years ct
study and practical experience, and liz now
prepared to do ali kinds OF
CARPENIYsIe'S WORK, HOUSE BUILD
IN1 A Nd Mill GEARING.
VIII contract for I'ubHc and Isirdte D1relS-
inys, furnish Designs aud 1H0dels and pc rforrn
AZ Inc duties required of All ex perienced and
skilled architect.
PERSONS desiring to construct rerair or I'M.
rove MILLS of any description, wIlldo we'll
TO cal ON s:'e as am particularly acquaint-
cd with that branch OF my business lwsu
also do the work ofan
UNDERTAKEN
and supply COFFINS of of such patterpsana
pricesas may be desired by eitlertlIe wealthy
or the poor.
All work shall be done ,,rompnD. nedtlv
ttHh(t1ig and in n UorAmon-like nianncr. ~ I
snail employ none but the best hands.
IN community where have been SO long
anu trust so well known, it is NOT necsssa.
~ that should give a special reference or
recornns ndafion>. | refer to the work here
toiore done by me, and all ask Is fay
share OF the patronage of my frienis and
neighbors. T. J. PEYTON
August 7, 1868
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FORTY YEARS.

Forty years once seemed lohg and
weary prilgrimsge TO tread. lilnOw
seems bur 4 st,t'. And vet along the
way are broken shrines where thons-
and hopes have wasted lnts aslles, foot
prints sacred under their drifting dust;
green nolnd,s the grass OF which Is
fresh with the watering OF irars; sbad-
ows even, winch Ne would not forget.
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gustirar.
q tovER,s ALNIANAo.

It's not the singing o. the bra
Nor burnis roaring tree, ,
That makes the merry month OF May
The time o'spring to me;
For were it in the Winter cauld
And shaw clad every tree,
II Jennie's hand l only tuuld
'Tis-the Spring time to me.
'nis not the blooming o the rose
Nor hummiug o. the bee,
That makes the leafy month O. June
The Summertime to me;
For were il Winter cauld and drear
And snaw-clsd every tree,
II | but ken that Jeanie's near
It's the Summertime to Inc.
We're surly Winter frae the year
To take four times his share,
And rob the other season quite,
I'm sure wad ma care; -
For IL my Jeanne loes me well,
And If she constant be,
The spring-,ime and the Summertime
Will never go fac me.
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COMMISSTONER,S NOTICE.

TN Orange Circnit Court,
Il B.lIiden, Administrator c. (. a. of Geo
H. Stockton, deceased-Plaintiff,
AGAINST
B. stockton, Henry W. stockton, Lucy Bell
stockton, Annie =. Stockton, Joshua
Stockton, Emine Wallace Stockton, in
FAINT heirs OF the decedent. and Curtis Will
holt, q creditor of the decedent, and q l 9TH
er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Extract from the decree in the above case I:
The Court doth adjudge. order and decree
that this cause be referred to n master COM
missioner of this Court, to take, state, settle
aud report an account OF the transact slIs o
the Plaintiff as Administrator OF the said
George ii. stockton, deceased. and also ain
account of all debts and demands outstand-
ing aga INST llis estate and the priOrtfes a.
mong them, II any; also an account of the
fee simple and yearly value of all the dece-
dents real estate; a nd the said Commission
er is directed to give notice to al the parties
inter sted of the time and place of taking
these accounts, by publication for four sue
ccsslVc weeks in the Native Virginian
which shall be equivalent to personal SER
vice of notice on them, except as to the
PLAINTIFF az Administrator of the decedent
who must have personal service of notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ORASGEc. H.
February BIRD, $50.
The parties interested in the accounts or
dered by the decree of which the above is an
extract. are hereby notified, that have fix
ed on Friday, the 18th day of March 1870, and
my Office at Orange G.. H.. Va, as the time
and place, for ticking said accounts; and all
creditors Of the said George II. Stockton are
claims before me at said time and place, and
To prove the same, on pain of not being al
lowed to receive any part of the assets of
said George Fl. Stockton in case Of their fai-
lure so to do
RICHARD CHAPMAN, c. o. C. C.
February q 1870
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8aiIrnads.
Q. A. AND N. RAILROAD.

~
IN and alter Wednesday, Feb. %. 20.
~ one daily passenger train will run be..
tween Washington and LynchburR con-
Meeting at Cottionss iiie i'm the Chesnpeake-
and Ohio Railroad to Richmond, Covingtoni
and the Virginia Springs: at LynchburG for
West and Southwest, and at Washington ar
the North and Northwest =
Leave Washington daily of o SIS a. M. AIex-
andrie at W a. M, arriving 1t LynchburR
Leave Lynchburg northwarti, at 25a m
arriving ut Alexandria att n d. M and "a
Washington at IS y. IN,
Also daily, Sunday included, a passenger
train through ,ti1toat change Of coss-steeping
cars clttaehecl-between WASHINGTON and
htClI MON D-making close connections at
hlchmond and Washington In the direct
iine petween New York and the south At
Leave Washington at G35 p. m. and Alex
nnurin AT 1:20 p. M prrive at GoFtionsville at
li;sOp M, and at Riehmond $50 a. M. con-.
meeting with train leaving Richmond at 4:UO
west.
Leave Richmond at $50 D. M. and Cor
louisville at lz:4J n, m; arrive ut Alexanelrin
al o'u' a. M, ana at washington a 5.55 a. Ifl
connecting With earliest trains TO New York
ana Northwest. -
A train for Manassas Branch will leav.
Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, at 500
.. m, afrivi-g at Harrisonburg at 20 D, m.
Leave harrlsonbutg Mt y IA. m. connecting
Manassas Junction with Northbound train
on main line, arrive at Alexandria at Is
p. m.
The train on Manassas Branch win make
good connections at the Junction with night
line to and from Richmond
ri, Inrougn tickets and baggage checked ~
all prominent points.
FREIGHT TRAINs ca
Pass Orange daily northward at oSo q. M.
ana SOUTHWARK Sunday excepted,l at % p.
March II, 1870. General Ticket s Agent
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Il COpy-TeHte.
DANIEL. MILLER, Jr.. Clerk.
coMN'H's OFFICE, srASAnpsvILIn, VA, |

'1O1H1U II . N'F Ft e II an AftIISVILIE, A.,
March /, 1870.
The larties interested in the foregoing de-
cree and creditors of ValeI tine Riddle Sr..
decd, are hereby notified that | have APP
pointed the 18th day of A pril 1870, as the time
and my Office aforesaid as the place for tax.
ing the accounts, an receiving proof OF
debts, when and where they are required
to attend with necessary vouchers and evl-
dences TO enable me to report thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of
said Court.
ARTHUR STEPHENS. c. c.
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LOAF CAKE.

One cup ofsponge or two cups Of
hight dough, enc cup OF sugar. hall cup
OF butter, half teaspuoniul OF SODA
and one cup OF t4isins- Spices to the
taste
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coMM1ssIONER,s NOVICE.


MEKiEL Cooper, Shadrach Cooper
~ Willis Cooper, Lewis Cooper, Alberta
Cooper. Dorcas Bell. William Bell Thomas
Bell, Gilbert Bell, james Taliaferro, Solo
Plaintiffs, i ~ ~
AGAINST
Thomas ". Macon, Administrator d. b, n
W. w. a. ofReuben Macon decd, James Nj
Macon, Lucy Conway, Philip III. Fry, Elk
ecutor of Philip s. Fry, deceased Lewis Ii.
Williams. Elhanan Row, Richard S Boul-
ware John NJ. Goodwin, Executor OF John
Wosifolk, l. Il ID Faulconer sheriff of Or
ange, and as such committee A dministra-
tor OF London Cooper, Washington Bell
Edward Thornton, Nellie Thornton, James
Payne. z Z Macon, deceased, and Ambrose
Macon deceased, BEETLE Coo or, Matthew
Bell, Jennie Bell. Sarah Bell, Courtney Bell,
and James NJ Macon, Admir- OF Henry
Macon, Observation-Disclosures
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from the decree entered in the a.
bove suit, October 9TH, 1s69:-srhe Court
ferred to one Of The comm Issioners of this
court to state, settle and report to the court
the following accounts to wit.
LIST. The account of Philip 5 Fry, Adm mis-
traitor, W " of Reuben Macon, de'd, which
account Philip Ii Fry, Execu or OF Philips
Fry is to render ey4ssa. l.l.1 :.
2nd. The account ofThomas n Macon, Adj
ministrator b n W wa of Reuben Macon, de-
ceased, in the taking of which accounts the
said Commissioner is to regard as prima fa-
Gle correct any accounts which the said
Iulbp . Try anu I1OInaS N, Macon may
have heretofore settled. and which have bet n
appointed by the County Court of Orange.
and duly adiritted to record, subject howev-
er TO be surctarged and falsitled by any par
" in interest.
Sd An account of all hires received by
Philip :. Fry, administrators as aforesaid al
ter the death of Ambrose Macon
SIN. All account of all hires received by the
said Thomas y Macon, Administrator q b n
" W a of said Reuben Macon
9th. An account showing what amount OF
money would have been required to defray
the expenses OF carrying the slaves OF the
SAID Reuben Macon to Liberia rs directed by
the Will of said Reuben Macon, with any
matter cmed material by the said Com
miiss HISS ION. or which any party In interest
Before taking the said accounts the said
commissioner is directed to give notice OF
the time and place of taking the same by
publication of notice for four week success
lively IN the Native Virginian, a newspaper
published In Gordonsville Virginia Which
shall be deemed equivalent to personal no.
tice TO al the parties, except to Philip IL Fry,
executor OF PHI lip Fry, decd, and Thomas
n Macon. Administrators, d b WV a of Reu-
ben Macon deceased, who must Lave &C ual
notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE, ORANGE C. HI
February 23rd, 1870.
All parties Interested in the accounts d.
recued by the decree ofwhich the above is M
extract, are hereby notified that !, have fixed
on Monday the list day of March 1870, an.
my office at Orange G. II. Virginia, as the
time end place, for taking said accounts, and
they are hereby required TO attend
WM. @. WILLIAMS,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.

The Convention opened at Poughkeepsie yes
yesterday with devotional exercises-r McBrne' Pres
dent John j. Platt Corresponding Secretary of the Ma
tional Executive Committee, read his annual report
which shows the following number OF Associations and
members viz. Albany l25 Amsterdam, So Auburn, lio;
Ripgbamton 7s Brooklyu 5000; Brooklyn, l.. d., 500
Buffalo Camden Delhi. Dobbs Ferry, and Dunkrh send
no REPORTS; CanandaIgua 50 Cortlandt 63 East Brook
Iyn 200; Eaton 40; Emira, 260; Fulton 50 Geneva,
81 Goshen, 90; Greenpoint. 1888 HHdon llG; Loekgort'
156: Malone 90; Middletown, 10; NGburgh, 2l5i New
castle II; Newtown, i9 New-Utrecht, l2o; New-fork
64O5; New-York coored Association 165 East Branch,
n Y, I3l; German Association, n. Y, 100; Harlem
Branch ii Nchoyille 50; North Shore Staten Island
29O ogden Centre, 80; ogdensburgh, 352 Oswego 200
Owego O0 Prattsburgh, as; Poughkeepsie l75 Rome,
II; Saratoga Springs 2l2 Schenectady 9io syracuse,
ass Utica, 1853 Welton. 26 a.,
The Business Committee presented the subjects for dis
CUSTOM Method OF Raising Money for Association Ek-
penses," "social GatherIngs-How Conducted anu win
what Results" and other kindred topics. The proceed.
ngs were dourned at p H.. the Convention accepting
The Invitation of Mr.. Winthrop Atwen oi Mansion
square 10 visit his grounds. Openar meetings were
held In Market-st at and $50 y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

commencement OF the war; head and shoulders above an
other paper in the country. Ncs only has lts corps
correspondents been omnipreseDt hd REMARKABLY accu
rate but their daily editorial comments nave eyntoc
careful study Of the positions and wonderful sagacty In
anticipating events. FOR instance, rHE TRIBUNE OF
saturday, after giving the results OF The battles during
ine previous two days. concluded with the rcInak that
~ ~ human probability, hacMabon bad fought hs lat
Datte Before the paper dry from the press, the
ho"S oi the surrender had been received
-, = From The Spnlgeli Repulloan Of fths 9Th.
IHE TRIBUNE glOws little i'm tSH great
frebch events and In ts I'm reporting bcp II
gives list OF present OBJECTS of synpathy" u which
II Includes, l. Napoleon Ill D. Tho tranquil infant e.
The Rev. John s. {. Abbott T. The Parsans when they
got the news. The World and Times Of this city when
they got the news. G. The Democrats who hoped tOcon
troll the Irish vote by uphOldiug rotten and faINng
and belttiDg nation OF gallant soldiers We ei
add seventh The editors who had 10 prepare THH TIB
UsEs dispatches Of Sunday evening FOR their papers.
From The y leiou tame Prs.
The enterprise of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
il magnificent It is the only newspaper ia the United
States fully represented by special correspondents with
both Prlissan and French armies ana at the leading
pals and Is the only paper receiving full spooit di-
patches IL is In all respects the model American news
paper ,.,-
1t is said that TRBUNEs sold for ~ apiece
in the metropolis saturday. Tney were worth IT.
The TRIBUNE has certainly reason q eei proud
IL has made splendid exhibition OF American news.
paper enterprise and nothing but petty jealousy VIII
prevent any OF its cotenponrcs from acEowieSing IT,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08

To me Editor Of The Trtbane.
SIR: | desire to enter a protest against
An article published in your paper of this date undereap
ton OF Grand Army OF the Republic, in behalf OF the
members OF one OF the largest posts of the g. A. r. in
this State.
The grounds which the protest is made Is that the
article has tendency create impression that the
@. A.Rs political organization, whereas it j. quite
the reverse. have been member from the first and
mentioned at a post meeting of the g. A. II.
am and always have been, Republican, and perhaps
Greater portion OF members are. We never ask a
man what his political opinions on his making appi-
cation for mbership. We will admit that few un-
scupuous ofce holders and have IRON he
comnencement endeavored TO use The organization Tor
their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT representing that they con
troled the vote of the organization and many OF them
have perhaps obtained positions through sueh repre-
senatons assert, without fear OF contradletl0n that
ali the soldiers holding positions in the Custom-Honse
and Office Of this city cannot control 80 votes III the
Grand Army Of the Republic beside their own 80, D.,
Men who have periled their lives in defense OF thcr
country quite likely to have mind OF Their oW ana
will vote of their own accord they think VIII he Tor
the best interest of the country. LEVIN CRANDELl,
Commander Gamer on Post, No ~, IL ~ H.
Nfir- YORK, Sept. 8, 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
POLITICAL NOTES.

Samuel C.. Forker of BOrdentOwn has been
nominated for Congress in the lid District Of New
Jersey.
The Luzerne County, Penn, Democracy on
Tuesday nominated State Senator Samuel G. Turner for
Congress and George Woodward for President Judge
in place OF Conygham, resigned.
AT the city election in Wilmington, Del, on
Tuesday the whole Democratic ticket elected, VII
liam Bright for President OF the City Council receiving
over 200 majority. The Democrats carry five wards out
Of nine
Among the cities and towns i'll Massachu-
setts voting Tuesday in favor OF licensing the sale Of
ale and ager-beer Cambridge, Lowell, Worcester
Lawrence, and Taunton The majority Of the small
towns voted in favor of prohibition did also New
Bedford.
The Sixth Ward Republicans of Newark
have organized club to meet every Friday evening"
The Tenth Ward cOOred Republicans will cooperate anu
meet every Tuesday evening.
r. NJ. COrwine, proposed for Congress in the
lid District has published letter declining to be noln
mated the ground that much OF his business con
ssts in suits against the Government which he could
not legally prosecute If elected Congressman and which
he could not surrender without violating hs obligations
TO his clients.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
PARAGUAY.

TUg COrSTRf STILL Under BRAZILIAN con-
TRoL-THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
AsUNCION, July Cove are rapidly ap-
proachn the fifth month since peace made and yet
not one single Of the programme promised by Bra
z has been carried out The greater part Of the milf
tary which left Paraguay has been Argentine The Bra
lillian envoy Paranhos, and the Brazilian soldiers
are In possession OF AsuncOn. and the Brazilian flag
floats everywhere At Cerrito Island at the mouth Of
the Paraguay River there il Brazilian eneampment 10
watch the arsenal made there by the BraZans, which ~
quite dsmantled. Humata, now a bare bank with the
crumbng ruins of its church walls, Is Brazlllan en-
camDment likewise-the houses OF Lopez and the bar
racks OF former times being occupied by Brazilian ocers
and soldiers
yeution To choose President took place ON sunday me
81 OF this month On the 30th OF June decree OF the
Provisional Government published 10 TIE e1ect tnat
any PaTaguayan citizens who should arrive at ne cap
tai i'm time 10 give their votes at the forthcoming election
should not required to proceed TO their respective de
partment but might record their votes at any electoral
table the nearest at hand The Paraguayan citizens VINO
did arrive In time and who, doubt were the persons
prOyded for by this enactment were the prisoners re-
Gently returned from Rio JanefO the greater number OF
whom had taken ut the surrender OF Uruguayana
hv ,tiparubia in August 1865 and who since their
turn have been kept prisoners at Humata to learn how
10 vote for Republican President
issued inncting fine imprisonment upon any person
found carrying arms the day Of election The whole
OF the Argentnes in garrison kept inside OF doors
during the day In question BRAZILIAN troops paradcd
the streets many persons taken prisoners and put
i'm a for no ostensble oense and the result was that
SehOr Rvarola the nominee OF Paranhos, s now Pres
dent OF the Republic OF Paraguay.
Three days before the election Brazilian soldiers were
called ont and held all night under arms at their
respective barracks, under preeDse OF revolution
being threatened -. A., ,..t. 10. ,oo
controlled by Brazil, and that this country is still lar
from permanent recoistructlOh'
New-York tribune., 1870-09-08
A COUNCIL OF TEMpERANcE MEN.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. IA Council of Tenn
perance from various parts of the State was held
last evening" the Hon. w. j. Groo OF Orange County oc
cupied the chair and H. g. McCoum Of New York acted
ms Secretary The duty OF Temperance in the State
political canvass was discussed, and Committee ap
appointed to draft resolutions. The Council will continue
its session to-day
The NewYork State Temperance Committee met at TIE
Crescent House at o'clock this morning, L. Brsgg:.
Syracuse In the chair. Resolutions asking the Repub-
State Convention ndorse tho local prohibition
were adopted and Committee OF three appointed
To present them to the Convention. The Committee will
be accompanied by q Committee appointed at the Con
ference OF the Temperance from various portions OF
the state held last evening. and by Committee OF the
state Council OF Political Reform The three Commit
Republican Convention. The Committees will meet
again after the adjournment Of Convention confer
In reference to future action Should the Convention
fuse TO ndorse local prohibition, IL Is probable that
State Temperance Convention will be called Immediately.