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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

TIE FLOODS IS TIE WEsr.-The s.. LOUIS
Mel Rea5cas Of the itd nat speaking 0t the hood
Ii the illinois River Gays u al ~e hear IN relation TO
this stream be true, there was never known such an
amount Of susrug and loss Of property, a has TAX
Mace within the pat few days ard fnGsi resl.. from
ne aO0d From boats 10 yesterday We learn nat the
ssfer Il Peoria On Monday was u Or inches higher
than during the reat reslri n 1854 Nearly al TIE
I.nsinss ana towns each sce Of the nver are com
p-tely inundated AZ Peru. on ~-nfsy ast the D IN
t.ton OF Nessrs Bcebee s. Bre9sters extensive ware
house. sus;et iinmedi-iey on the osnk OF iae river
gave xay and the whole building 10 mas. Wiz an
stlitlousl oss OF 1000 bushels Of wheat stored IN
bulk TIE buicng = said . hsve cost - 10 The
~hcsL which ~ss equal 10 value ~ slDv1J Was stored
Ia bins and not oassel 4 = said VII BE- saved Ar
L TouDknss warehouse. az Copper creek. has alsO
b-,.R wa.hei axsy, With very consit-rabl- loss u
produce Naples and Breakdown arr completely 10
Undated and there but three places rom ine
mouth 10 Peoria on the north side % the river, bat
which are uoder wstCr. GA tee south side Il % even
worse s-i with the exception Of Havana. Pekin, and
one or other points the whole c5ast = submerged
- the dsy.h. IN may places, OF AID 10 feet Toe
water u Peoria TIE morning u the l-a. Uss unto
TIE curb-s,0as. On FrouEst and rising slowly. A,
Peru tue previous day IL had commenced fAliag- The
GERS OF TIE Prairie Bird report PeOra Lake sill
frozen over a1i nsv CATION closed =; ihai point The
carried away 5y heavy masses Of ao@tns ice sud The
,.roug current TIE river from feJris - the mouth
was rsins rapidly al tie way aown-
THE MISSISSIPPI ASD IHE LAKEs Z SIIED.-Tbe
dood At Chicago seems ~ have o~en caused 5y the ex
traorGinAry overflow Of streams which usually empty
into the Mississippi Chicago paper dated sesera.
DAYS before the fresnet says that the river Des Planes
which usually emp:ies into The Illinois. Vas sec Kin 8
rdswsier By way VI the sSsarA and S.s Sowing INTO
the Chicago river mating saen current - 20 Gear o1'
the sand barb much moro s@sctasly tAr dozen River
and Hasbor Bills Of C0nsr-.s his within tue reeo'-
lection Of many citizens Of Northern Illinois tEai tEeTe
-. forup.rty natural lnlcstlon between
the Lakes snd The Mississippi a, the precise oini a.
which this union =; present Effected BY ne exEAog
a.rxry amount Of melting snow upon Tee s2risee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

joins TYLER FOR FREE TRADE.-His ex Acct
dency has declared for Free Trade in letter recently
published 10 the Louisville Journal, dated Sherwood
Forest Va Feb 3 and addressed 10 Hamilton Smith
Louisville The FashptIc Union and Richmond EHqaru
extol the letter highly, and consider 1t one OF the
psines and forcible arguments In favor OF Free
Trade seen for many day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Connecticut Election.

The election which takes place in Connecticut
on the I'd Of April bids fair to be very exciting
All manner Of bargains and chcanery being effected
BY the Loco Foco to defes, the Wings but happily the
freemen of the State have been duly sdmoni,hed Of
,hese tricks Of the enemy. For the Information Of our
readers we present the respective nominations Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
rEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Heavy storm.


BY T,ksrGpAl ALBANY, Monday March 26.
Our city yesterday was visited by severe
storm Of wind and rtn, which continued most Of the
day The rins Of wall left standing at the great hre
las, year blown down doing considerable dsusge
10 the workshops Of Johnson & Cooley sversmi,hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
ANUSEME NTS.
MECHANICS, HALL

| mkCHANlCS' BALL
| AZ. Broadway between Grand snd Bfoome s1
orEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
| rh- orxtnsi and ~-il.known
CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS,
o,s,s,.-, iss!sh- cd-s established ccmp.ny % s vosA
aSlrTssNO1N cONcrKT EVERY SATURDAY.
xs1s'aon . eeus, Door. open esossn eoss ,
msnsseneoi OF p chRisrr No i""'
DAK>rN's AMERICAN MUskUM.-r q
DsARNus MANAGE and yropsesSs > ..p
nsn a. ADD every evening 4 oeock TIE eeeofsies
Ossk-r Gisn. ~, Gsaiess y ~ have rrs'se 70 ~
an nay ~ .eeu ard evening this ~eea 81 10 esaoash
m-ns With he asmncsh Lady. who weighs 30 % nees-
e~l srogni waist ard 81 inches .fSued - srn
ri.ris he FAIRY Qs-.n Lsyser Tee and re eeeersses
troupe are ensss-d for oos w--s nore Also enxaxed
Great Western, he Ysnsec Comedian, ree sorfs; 5.
Chsp-sn, Mr. Copeland. Mr.. honelt Ass sssneoee' wu
dren Endes 10 years ~ eecss
1'Hk GkkAr CHINESE MCsEuM. chI;
spring This eoecgou Ire .srsess the world snd
he ory u the and n s eoeDuy exhibits The sset
msuu,T, Ard cusloTps progress he Alta RsiS1s Lava
II-raurr Agriculture. Trades and Msn1facur-s u COO
ss Of srsr nanses u hsures II he sse Of hfe sevsrs
-scpcs sc1ses and BRIDGE sp-cmeus OF msnnssciarrs
vsncss aDd. agricultural .ad recAsnieA 'mPseneaS ma
"S cps s' ssIg hon jan Oh iorx Aana.ne. IS e..
Ci,idreu Erder u yeao Of age hsf price M
TOWNSEND 4 oRKS MAMMOTH
pANcRArdAs OF THE HUDSON RIVER
NOW on ExHIsirloS 81 TIE rev large Nal, hssetu9
I\expressy ioT Shese Pairnuss 81 SO SfSsdway conner
Of Nakes-ss -
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
No tine pAas 10 sss been spsfec ~ maize these
Paintings worthy q The Empire City u the Empire state
TIE " The Yrop-tors has been ~ psint srorsna
ofoar robs Hudson and .; Ne~-fors Cay, which would
- vastly superior si.- hesuy snd srnsue merit ~ sny
ih.t rave Heretofore been exhibited The void They
n.vs been uesriy "a preparation. and have a.
rr.sy cos, .hout rN ENy giyETHOUSAND DOLLARS
Door, opcn 81 rauogsms Nil commence moving u
O'clock.
Ttrs~.. - cents children hslr price. Tickets admitting
: gsrlerisn ard TWO lsJies. 81.
rh.r- stl he an Ansrnoon Fxhhiucu 90 Wecacstsye
srd ssmrtays At ococs for The accommodation ~ fAn
Sea srhoos sni lhose who eannos maze convenient 10
.ifsrt eveuings nl.-IN.s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
CuRE YOUR HORSE

n Ig AFFLICTED WITH HUHOB, sOhLs,
1SJ\r.ue< n.rx .of shOulders, q1lIieroece. zreass
NA .osyt. or oolI-eyf, one box VI DALLkrs ANNA
,...s-w kK.D THE FOLLOWING:
ma 70 certify that cave as-d DALLETs Animal Ca
v..e Cure An sod foond Il lbs safest AID mosi speedy
80 for sorps an: tz have ever Dss1 and
~ D,e.sure 10 recon- n-ncinf Il % al
sN ROLLINS. Livery stable, lss Jay-sI
Yo- sac Il he osPot ti5 Broadway
ME lszeof.s< Il DALLkf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

II w. Lyon Mckenzie, Esq. arrived in this
wv wv ~ the s,age from Montreal sunday night Mr..
IA been heartily welcomed by large circle OF his
~ ueads Toronto Examiner, 2lst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Things IN Philadelphia.
-orre,vopdepco Of The Tribune

COrrtspOndencu q The IrIbune
PWLADELPhtA March 81
am happy % learn that George Fighter the young
man who stabbed nights since, i 81 shty bet
Ter and strong hopes entertained OF his recovery
John leslie Old printer died 10 the lock up OF the
Northern Liberties, some nights since. aged 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
CONGREGATIONAL.

Indiana-W. q. EWING OF Fort Wayne de.
PARKER and d. p. HOLLOWAY are spoken Of in the
Ivth District-one of them will doubtless be the
candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
CITY ITEMS.

MONDAY, mhtCU %.
FATAL AccIDESr.-About II O'Clock last night
John McCsirey of No. 37s sixth st. and VIM. Muligsp,
driver of hack accidentally backed of the bulkhead
ct the Grand st. ferry into the las, River. mcCarrey
and one horse were drowned, while Mullgan and one
horse were rescued by policemen of the Thirteenth
District and some private citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27


ct the Grand st. ferry into the las, River. mcCarrey
and one horse were drowned, while Mulligsn and one
horse were rescued by policemen of the Thirteenth
District and some private citizens.
NOVEL CAsE-An Italian, by the name OF
Torisni connected with the orchestra OF the Opera
House was summoned to appear before Justice o''
borne few days ago, to answer charge oil having
assaulted German lady, named Frances Werner, also
attached to the ltslisn Opera Compsny as chorus
singer by splitting in her face Sig. Toriani hsd a
piece of music entitled A" The Freedom Of Italy and
the young lady cut the engraved frontspece, darin
his sbsence and on being told by Miss Werner that she
had done the scissorzng operation he sps In her face
and abe accordingly communicated TO Dr. Heyman OF o.
Bank Of the insult which induced Dr. II TO send the lat
Ter schalepge Sig not accepting was required TO ap
pear before Justice Osbarne, who trested tue snaii
somewhat lightly, and WAS about to bold zig iorism o.
bail 10 keep the peace when Mics Werner ana Dr. II
expressed their Intention Of laying The ease nmed
siey before the Grand Jury. Signor IOrsn remarked
that be should have objection TO such course but
intimsted 10 Justice Osborne that he had complaint
TO prefer sgsns, DR. Heyman for sending him chal-
lengc This intimstion had the effect OF inducing III
n and Mas w. TO leave the Court
ISQUIsr-An inquest was held on Saturday oy
Coroner Walters at the City Hospital upon the BODY oil
Catherine Fallen native Of Ireland sged - years
who came TO her desth Oy burns sccinc"'Sy i'N'0~
while attempting 10 fill hsndlamp with gas while the
lamp was burning /, appears that deceased lived Win
Mr. X. T. Lawrence OF M Third avenue, snd tha' on
Tt,crsdsy week In attempting 10 MI lamp As s,s''e
above the gas exploded and 20 her uies
and before the flames could be exingushed h.r hsnds
face and neck were so severely burned that II was
deemed advisable TO remove her 70 the New ioiA NOS
pts where Notwithstanding every attention was shown
her che died ON Saturday Verdict in accordance Win
Tie above statement
NEw STEAMER FOR TIE ERIE RAILROAD LINZ.
The Erie Rsroad Company have purchased the
steamer Thomas Powell which. 1t will be remembered
ssed to ply between this City aud Newbursh. Tie
T. Powell will, therefore, hereafter run between the
City aud Pierrnort
tY The honorary degree OF LID. was, on
Thurdsy last conferred by The Regents of the univer
sty upon HARVEY r. PET, Esq Principal OF toe Deal
AID Dumb Institution in this City-s deserved eomph'
ment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

FROM JAMAIcA.-We have received files OF the
Kingston MuNiHs Journal to the 2lst ult-no later
however than previous advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Hos. AMOS TucK-This noble Representative
., thu Ia, District Of New Hsmpshire delivered al In
.srs.tins speech on the 2l'in't whls ceeor''sn
:, por,.rou,h His views were very acceptable 70 n'
.o.,,,n.,,. Uci, willing to support Gen Tsyiors ad-
m,pi,trs,on with sscrity 10 10 carried on IS o.,
h"a,,n He homes that our country will escape rom
rs Soniaiop "a the demsgogue politicians who have
experienced 90 signal National defeat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

The FREE SoIL Wines RETuRSISG.-N.
Howen.. recently the Editor Of the Hsniioa Butter
Co % Iaidessosy who resisted TO the lssi the nomi
nation Of Gen Taylor the ground that be was MI
Ray man merely has Addressed very sensible letter
70 the Csaeanan Ga-ofe IN favor OF the ncw Aimles
and from Gen TsylOr's known views OF The duties o.
he Executive and coordinate departments OF the Gov
erufns nj Mr. n thinks the Wmoi Proyiso VIII be sale
10 h hands "A he will icsve the matter 20 be adjusted
,hrougb The Peoplos Representatives, The course Of
,nr renegade Fr,e sosrs 10 the Ohio Legsisirre has
con,platsIy disgusted Mr., Howells ana he c0oesses
that the course these demSsogGes has So tnotous
si.g,sc,d the Free soil party IN Ohio ss 10 cause ~
,'.,lytion and return of the wings who mostly CON
noss n 10 their old ranks 10 redeem the stat IRON
r. s,sins Indicted by the snareay aud corruption en-
tailed upon il by the unpFne!psd men "so gave TN r
1911 ss.irs AZ the Capital FOR The pas. WINTER Ire
.onrss of Mr. H. 10 calculated TO work mnea sooo
smons the Free SOIL whss Of Ohio who hsse oeen %
,ro.siy swinoled By Hsmlin Townsend Medsf, a %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27
Weekly Report Of Deaths

N re Guy and County II Ne iort from ne In DAY y
Muea % the S4D day Of March, 1873.
Men. IS; Women, s0i Boys g.; Girls, sOTo,a, ST..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

U The honorary degree OF LID. was, on
Thudsy last conferred by The REGENTS OF The uni'er
atty upon HARVEY p. PET, Esq Principal OF Tue Deal
AID Dumb Institution in this Cily-s deserved eomPi'
man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

AZ. Broadway. between 3rsod snd bfoome -
oFEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WIEN
r. ,-tstns and ~-known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-27

Tx Coukrs The Circait today vii oe occupied
$50 .1- .eF-rr s.-Ha rHfHr-
o. 80 70 ra.alll sv-s - laas11Cu q -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26
REFORM! REFORM!


The Spirit Of Jefferson says From almost ev-
cry section of the State, we have received letters
highly eommendatory of the contributions of our
correspondent "PoroMAc," on the subject Of Con-
stitutonal Reform Virginia must be revoatieni-
zed, and the trammels which have SO long prostra-
ted her energies and oppressed her people, be sew
cred in twain. In the advocacy of Reform thor
ough and complete, our own honest convictions are
fixed and immutable, and we hope that cur efforts
to bring the subject properly before the people:
may do something towards fastening GO desirable
an end.
In private letter from SniekessgilIe, Loudoun
county, under date of the 10th inst, we find the
following allusion to the sabject of sReform ~
am pleased to see your
columns open to The discussion of State Reform
You have able contri buor in that department in
the person of "Potoma CO The time is rapidly an
preaching, when the abuses of our State govern
ment will be remedied, and it needs but little ac
tlvlty among the advocates OF State Reform 10 has
ten on that bright period. The majority of the
pc ope OF this county, believe, are favorable to it.
and II some ore among US would take up the pen
in its defence, the West would have strong sup
port in Loudoun.
am Virginian in feeling
love the Old Dominion, and it is my earnest wish
to see her assume her proper place among the
States of this Coniederacy. She has within herself
the elements of greatness Fanatics and aspiring
demagogues may pirate about the evils of slavery
and cling to the idea that this, and this alone has
clogged the onward march Of Virginia. 1t is moi
true if she has Jegenerated, the cause OF that de-
generacy will be found in her organic laws. If hel
enterprising sons are leaving her borders to abide
in other States, the restriction of the Right of Snf
frage and the secondary effects of that restriction
are the causes. Give to the people the choice o
their Executive Officers place those Offices in the
reach of the honest and hardy sons of toi!-extenc
the elective franchise and blot out the infamous
County Court system, and you will find the tide o.
emigration will cease, and Virginia be among the
first States in the Unon
Your friend, SC.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26
=
E&slE Es1
FRESH ARRIV AIS.


4 y. SIMPSON setufas lis sincere thanks 20
"a his friends and the public generally lor Sheie
patronage, and hopes by a strict attention to bust
ness and willingness to please. to merit continu.
ance ofthe same He has Just returned fresa BaIti.
more and Philadelphia, where he mas purc.ssed q
handsome stock ct materials fer the manufacture Of
BOOTS AND SHOES, of every descris,-
ton French caRskins, seEy superior
article for Boots, French and jtasiasa
hastings, for Ladies Caters; Morocco
and Kid Of all descriptions, for Ia
dies, Misses and Childran's wear; alec
Cork Soles, for Ladies Winter Shoes.
all of which will be made 70 o.der NJ al,a
shortest notice and ia the s,ea.as4 style.
Orders tron distance promptly attended ia
% Ladies White Kid Shoes made to order. IN
weddings and parties, at shert notice
Stanton, Oct 30, 1919
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

WESTERN ETIQUETTE.-Ou Yankee tray
eller, who saw the live Hoosier, has again writ
ten to his mother:
Western people go to their death on etiquette
You can't tell man here he lies without
fighting. A few days ago man was telling two
OF his neighbors, in my hearing, pretty large
story.
Says I, estraneer that's whopper."
Says he, clay there, stranger"
And, i'll the twinkle of an eye, I found myself
in the ditch, aperiect quadruped, the worse for
wear and tear. Upon another occasion, SAYS |,
to a man never saw before, as a woman passed,
Sthat isn't aspecimen Of your Western women,
is it?''
Says he, "you are afraid of the fever and ague,
stranger; amt you"
every much,n saysI
NWell,o replied he, s'that lady is my wife, and
if you don't apologize in two minutes, by the
honor ola gentleman, swear that these two
pistols (which he held cooked in his hands)
shall cure you ofthat disorder entirely So don't
fear, strangerp' So knelt down and politely
apologized. admire this Western country
much, but curse me if can stand so much Ell.
quette: it always takes me unawares Chicago
Democrat.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26


CONSTITUTION OF CALrFoRN1A.- Woman's Rights
Of Property = Homestead Eaeption.-The special
correspondent of the New Orleans Picayune, un-
der the date of Sept %, says that ssquite warm
discussion occurred Yesterday in comm ittee of
the whole on one ofthe miscellaneous provisions
relative to coniugal relations. The section Sc
cures all'the real and personal property OF the
wife obtained before marriage, and all acquired
by gift, devise descent; and also provides for
the passage of laws wore clearly defining the
rights of the wife, and for the REGISTRATION of her
private property-this is the CIVIL and differs
materially from the common law The section
was adopted. Another section securing from
seizure and forced sale certain portion of the
property OF all heads of families, the homestead,
not to exceed 800 acres of land or any town or
city lots not to exceed $4,000, and prohibiting
its alienation by married man unless by con-
sent of the wife, also caused much debate, but
was ultimately adopted.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

EMIGRANTs RETURNING BY THE PLAINS FROM
CAtaFoRNIA-A correspondent of the St. Louis
Republican, from Independence, 9Th inst, says
"Since last wrote to you sixteen or seventeen
individuals have passed through here on their
way TO their homes in this State from California
They completed their trip through in forty eight
days with pack mules, and bring much informa-
ton respecting the train going out and those who
have successfully worked their way though
They tell us of many who where compelled to
abandon their wagons and go on through as they
were too heavily laden; all who pushed on a
head with pack mules accomplished the trip
without much trouble
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

Main Street. where he has and INTENDS 10
keep constantly on hand full supply os G;ass
Stone, Of the finest white Eastel Mark!e,r-aI
Tomb Tops, both plain and lnoul aed Monuments
Boz and Ponnel 1o:n5s made to order.
He is manufacturing Egyptian, stalias, aad A..
meriean Marble NANTES 81 the latest style and e.
ish at his werks in Winchester. Gensiezses wish.
ing to purchase will please 10 eall on JAMEs C,
MARQUIS, who has charge Of Inc srosks, a,A VIII
will deliver and setnp without the purchase rns
ing any risk as to hreaaga. Designs Of Nantes caa
be seen by calling on the latter
The workmanship will be dona In the nees,
est style and on the most reasonable terms.
q, JOHN FADAH
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26
OBITUARY.

DIED, on Saturday the 3rd inst, of Group,
MARTHA ANN, second daughter Of William and
Slsannah McFall, aged years and Is days
Thus early this little flower was nipped in the
bud. A few days since and she was in the full
bloom OF health, bnt now rests from this world
and all its cares. The bereft parents should con-
sole themselves by rejecting upon the beautiful
scriptural words, 'She is notnot dead but sleep.
eth,' s. q -
DIED,-on the 2ad inst near ,Churchville,
Mrs. SARAH slLLINc, wife Of Mr.. Jerome Sillng.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
THE OLD STAND OF GDWNE B. DEAKINs
STANTON, VA.
a J. DEAklNS respectfully invites the atten-
"a ton Of the Ladies to the following Goods,
viz:
Rich Chameleon Satin Dechean, Chameleon,
Polio Desoie. Blue, Green and Scarle,
French Merinos, Blue, Green, Mode,
Nazerine Blue and Embroidered Black
Mousin de Lanes, Gall prices.) Black
Blue and Brown Alpaccas; Chameleon
Lusires; Black Gro de Rhine, for Dresses
and Whites Plain and Embroidered
Paris FIannels, for CIoaks aud Sacks !;
Colored Floreuees for Innings; White
and Mode Satns, for Bonnets Sd
Black and Mode sColored T.aibet Shawls,
with Fringe, Cloth and Woo!lcn shawls,
in great variety; Black and Colosed
Gimps and Fringes.; Velvet Trimmings;
Beltings; Rich Neck Ribbons; Bonnet,
Cap and Mantua Ribbons; Worked
Capes and Collars; Artificial Flowers !;
Kid, Silk and WoolIen Gloves, all sizes );
Woollen Cloaks and Hoods for Children
and Misses, &C., &c.
u Please call and examine and compare
prices.
Staunton, Nov. IL, 1s49.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

=" A MONUMENT IN KENrucKy.-Thc State Of
Kentucky has appropriated the sum of $4,000
for the erection of an appropriate monument, in
testimony of the gallantry, daring, and valor Of
her chivalrous sons who fell in the wars of their
country. It's to be an obelisk, sixty feet in
height, and il 10 be constructed Of the finest
italian marble. W
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26
Temperance Celebration.
CIiURCHVIl.LE DIVISION, NO. ESQ.

fFHERE will be procession the Sons Of Tenn
| perance at .Churchviile, on Saturday the lstday
OF December, at which time and place there will be
presented by the Ladies, Bible and Banner, to
Churchvllle Division, No. 259, Sons Of Temperance.
Several addresses may be expected. -s.-s.s +
Brethren of neghboring Divisions and the public
generally are invited to be present,
Nov. 20, 1919, THE COMMITTEE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-11-26

MILITARY.-At the Regimental Court of
Inquiry, for the Tooth Regiment, which conven-
ed at-Spring Hill, on Saturday last, we under
stand that the Militia of Staunton were divided
into FOUR companies. This was rendered nee
essary on account ofthe dissolution of the two
Volunteer companies and their being merged
into the Militia. There willbetwo, Captains to
elect shortly, "Who wants the honor %