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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

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l,trst quotations tor cens"ls aHh cotton
and the anouut 81 epeclc.
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We are sorry 10 learn. says the Hunts
vile Item, tina, Col Woodall has lost some
two thousand dollars by the burning "' h''
'o"o" e'' an" q'""'"y " s any, a.
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in orde' 20 esaminc the machinery OF the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
D I z D,

T. Marshall ora the s,h ms, NJ congestion
of The hraia, MRS ELIZABETH SpEN.
GER, wife If John I Spencer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
Dl>sOI.u IlON.

yHE mercantile firm Of Dade and nup-ec
1 m the town Of Marshall. wa. this day
d. solved by mutul consent Those indebted
90 the hrm @.l maae payment 10 tylh Du
pee who IS alone authorized - settle The bu.,-
uess II the concern
l. VI 0tDE
ELIJAH DUrREE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
Executors sale

or IALt tBLE hlNDS
10y virtue 81 an order % 'hr County court
- Of Harrison eounfv. Texas. 500, Thomas
\ Bel and Jephtha l. B,t. p~ cv,cu.or of
tn, cstllr Of Jp~r, ~ Bel drcrn.cd. VII *
pose 10 public sale ou CREDIT e tw-tt
months, no ihe courthouse foor,ip TOE town Il
Nar-'e'l. ou he first Tuesday 900 laHa9r, urxi,
four nuudr,d acr.> 81 tud one banded aercs
Of whcn is cleared and ion "a ggo4 state If eui-
uyHuou
Ai>o at the same time ard place, four han.
drca and twenty SIX acrrs II laud, one hur trrd
ard seventy Eve acres OF whuh are TN rood
ate of cultivation Both of snli tracts are
adjoining each other, and situated ~ Hru-
son county, about ten mile, East from the
town # Marshal, and nfe portions # lhe
and. purchased by aid Joseph Be- irom ".
" prdcra
The purchasers vii he required 10 give hona
sltA two Or mols good aud ,GlhHcut seour,.
lie~. aue mortgage ou The iaud to ,reure pay.
mcut
THO Mas \ BELL,
IIIIIijI\ z HtiI
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
CITATION.
TIE STATE or TEXAS.
CousrY % HAxassox.

T. T .Gsnnses's, ADM. w. W. c. WheAAa
si,-Dis.rist eoart Harrison sosaty. D..
esm5ss term 1881 93op.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
ron SALE

NY house AMI lJtln Marshall Those WIN
vi desire 20 par htse pleasant town rrsi.
ovaer cas- meet "l,a good bargain by ealing
ga the uu4'.igrei.
S r PERRY.
Deeen srs 3, iss3. niS-3.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22
issuei 2s,h \over.h.- iss.
J. 81. ii hDF !. IN, { .sk

Received ii Office 2sth Noven Der. SIS, and
eSecai,d .ane dag by hanilng to tie ioeman
Of he rexa- Republican, certified copy 4
the within Wril ~ publication
F. NON OK, Sltr,F.
December ! 1855 ai7-sf.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-12-22

I'VE plantation stiainrg Greenwood a,
| and known - the OArfsl place. COS t.inii Z
400 acres oi open iand,
Appiy 10 the der,ensi a. Marsnall, OF
W. ". Harper, al ofeeuN God
X VI. VAN ZANDr.
November 10, 1885 laU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

OFFICR OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN Rail
~ road Company, No Hanover street-Notce Tn tou<
holders Holders Of per cert bonds Of the COMPANY
hereby notified that In pursuance Of aso tho
Assembly Of The State CnDnecticut
session he Treasurer authorised prepared excnx,
Tor the outstanding bonds bearing interest,"
secured ~ bonde anuloxcd by The hssore
toned bsAnp cent and secured by
OILY mortgage the compeny's road franchises e. aa
change viii be made his once until further potcs b.
order Of the Directors. VIM BENENT, Treasurer,
New York Oct. ", 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

nR RALrus ovrfcy norRs, 10 i7Ag srosr
~ y. sss1Ar s,esps<d as bossan. he~ Ns~af@
hk COOPER. prsrg SrRgwr. war Nv cor
~ salefef y~syr ~ spartsnHy enAL
q snsfa1iss perraxnsns eusss sfasya nlefcsyr.
NE wAEDe xIOrrrstTrH rHfywD. AND
estst Vrsifsi<syt@ ~ sffssi IA stvY fafGrn-
syessss gsfl9sg - v nea4s~is,s ~si.,~
~ g1as fs&s ~ tlsas~ - 80 &eys as1
as s2fssfafIBA ~ 30 a. ~ neiFares 4 hsSpns -
ttt uraIfgfss AN aEsSs98 - 49, ~
. aitts 10 1&ey GfkNl tssxsat ..s.
r.as st4 fHfs ktnAys wkfs1r1. o. 80 80. -
as.r sssi a ~ hfoadsAy.
IN HUsTys no Dftpfnr hJnryr sRw rgar
stf fafQfksiy kss~s VI ne b@if ssss - y
80 ~rstHstsf L. Ia r.sssA.. 4
n psfastrs 80 fss yssrs sss - - v~
t@n ary oshss " ks a rsa sa.af sssssss a
erfft@ersf stgAte. ~ atsss asrssss.
ssf.y tstse<eve fNsss rvae.eU AZ " 81 80.
epss gsssrtssS Ns@e-st ryssf ys.s.sy Haslsfss r@s
8yst hs eev+slr f.~xssx ~tss 4rysss 4. $50 =
~ sansss - Hsa4
trsT FtbiIFNFn-sN yeNAr Os TffE xOUnpN
~ utsmsfts rA - tssttHf
- esa<s nsrsAe~s x ycA snS usssS So - srss
~ yeq ts3 ~ tsg@ats ~ iwe aA41Ks by ~ DkIA
~ y. " i4syeu~xc sxest, NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

L'RbtwAsoNRY.-DR ALBERT o. " NCKEY AUTHOR
~ The Leflcon Of ftecm4soary. will de- ser eY1se x
Lectures ~ The Symhosu 81 Frestnasnry Odd Fellows
isl, On ae IN imh ish asd ieh nsl Leei1fes y %
hence al ~ O'clock Icses for the al.
IN cents: 10 ~ lad A. The Grand o~ roser
y ". Iepnsrs, sss Broadway; ". >. Brsnnouss ~ ~
stove tvsElIga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

QUICK AVID ETFErIrAL MEDICAL AID HgspERgp
" b ~ WARD lbs tnfpfnnsss's frt<ra AID 0hss ssss
ftfe8ss shs, ases alto have cfsfsesd esrsmia
deAss, o. pnfs srd t~~ssr grrsissa IN ts ~esf
slst cuf,a ID is~ bfs r.aA street. ics sas,
Ans oush remedies. gErisass erssy fepbsL Pre- 81
RsArh1sts1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

A LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST orr CLOTHING
"a wspsS.-Thouas .. conroy, licensed v bsy sseSa'
hand cohbg a. every 5sscrpton. Cen having
anal lots, r r.eisc the highest price FOR hem ~
ne y NE store, or sfdfessing THOMAS H. CoSHof, ~
Pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

TO DRuGGisTs. pAGCgpRpoTYPfsTs moro
Srbplst siNss Ggfsstsrer. ~ pa ls-irsss -
- sh~fs ire ~s~ts metal sofssF.
- ronsss ledihs. hypoHptds ssss a. sgd. Fars
" ytpyf sri go afn. tfr,Ax parsr Was 10. Fi1dys
Tsunh eAendan ssassDes~ niskef. ssr3oos nagre,
"a gc'Ns-1f. snas paper s~s1s po-ssf, "a e.as 20
fsv &C Trss<t s,Rr as1sefs fs f.s ~
~ bE & rsfdxsTwAE',fs y vssA~s 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07
posAy EYE BArsAx. yoR WEAK AVN rxrLAvgD

Crows, slows. syOyEs -Bj cAsAI STREET NEAR
- fsr~f, W a ". VAN sDTFr sL5re 80 kavs "a
e~ssf srse s.sornsat ~ ss AsWt p<n~Fns u
ErA - and kkl,sn fDr sss fessgca.e
to~e< pai up and pfte fnraDhsa ~ sfasf
ard rAssss lined and repse-a s1~g s0aa sr61ss wSse
sse and REAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

sPTCfRt srDfCAL NOTICE 10 1Hr iADfx@,- no -
- Iissvss srest sss.a4 t<f Br-e. Heu You
seAr-r. .hys>isn - ss'rar ~sasrshsd - a.
oas< t sst sNn<~fEvl r,a4s ~ w~oxsns
rs~s.ssry sssss 10 pro.s..1s asNa~ssts tssss 80
ssv-n sf,1.ss = ~ Fsarsyiss~s tns..ssst 4
'iss seuSsr utos u,syins si.sssss - sa~stss
s.se. ts.ss rs.an sl.s .gfssstesss % nsssy IA3ss
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~ usAin.r = ~ essssss yssast hss.4lss ~ J.An.~
las ~ mfssssss rssrsry f~ trss tvsrH ss sf1 sfkv
nsasss eh.s tsfnsis. Ira 80 nr sspsssfs
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fsss<s sin~f " tsr.s y g@l sl-p az ssesrt ssssss
rfv-hsf ears vmj<fNy - sefto< @1e~ 100 s<ssfc@
rI'rfWruAE-rw Gsglr yrsrysar Df-ccrsnv.
i --yrsssss<l ~ yavsl ssssrs Pssf a sssa ~ -
sTr.1 W o. .ssAs q t,s.s 4. pts,r@t@ Pes. A Ne
f-psr~i f1s.1s - kst>s@ sssts v-~s~sU "a ,
a. i. ssssats sss fsf~ -~rsy shsss ~
~ ee.wes az - ssra eaFs-ss ks< -
fhys4at i1atsfasss r.sth 80 asge essars nt~n~.
hos ,sfssfs sshs r. s~s sssrfss ~ Ars
ssss srsss's., 1872 ss-ir sns sssssif sesata.1.s
1920 es~~tsfs stA snf ~
80 $50 aesffi asfss fr ~ yass ~ tA@ ~s,a ~
,ssi ~ - y - lsssr T,i.~.nsr. ~ : - sss<a
sFsss< ~ pss,.ss r<ss fass~ ss.1 sss~s IN
a. s.ssstssslss - ,sasSss v,sss 80 -
- =. .ss ssrs. = lsssssx ssr. 80 =. .s..-ssNs
- ,.s,s .s..~ss1 s.s y ~ sa.ss . ga ssss.ss
.5ss's h-ss ssssassr.s - ysserss iAsra.ss rs.g
- v - NJ ~ta~-sis sff gsesEl ~ " ~ raNNtYw
vs.se~ sfss4 ps< tsssl. ksw fvs sxs~ss ~ tsl
- .,ss 40 sts-I 90, scr an-rs. Im.~xssly -
~ ssy f-s- - - serN pses~s sss s>ss~s
ssersfg y - a~frw~A4~ss n .sp~s k~as ~
y~sr 1a~s~n~~ u G~ss rrsfs sv~~s us~s~x. fna
hAakkA h~s AeOs Ssss4 rU@oA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

srUHATRICAf.-To ANATErBs AsD 0TngRa-A
blsak wiz. ~ tsst make, aiso wiio ~ix nor Old
wish o,Lsf properties los cc-p ILa shave haze
tssu used Ao quantity ~ tterus lays beat edUon I'D
0fess A. H., Cha han square lOr, uolec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

TIOI.DEf DOES HOTEL, 76v BROADWAY, CCRSEB
81 Clinton plare.-Superior apartments tor families
ndsdualr, now be obtained, With OF Without board %
he meal served In the dining private parlors
reduced prices baths tree hoomr rent from " W So
week WV. A0LDREDGE, Proprietor.
1T GEORGES HOTEL s34 BROADWAY, ~ wow
~ for The reception Of the public Several sas VI
ready TOR the reception Of families and single gentle
charges moderate Every attention requisite for tho
comfort md convenience OF persons waiting ibis
will be ch.efny beso we'd render every respect
a nlnla hnnse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

CoAL AT cost, FOR . TEw DAYS oyLY, 10 closE
v he concern - - LlEctprol Ca ~ wrra fIt
~hs ssh snd pue istsh eos g cny' per arg sesrst
and delivered sny wh~fe IL Nev York
be Clren's Coal Yard n roaF-eebh @r~~ ard sa
Avenue Hodges ecsl ~ over pAmas Bas ovrsr
EIcsGEsy Ald 0fand sreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

SlOa.. ."a :. ... 90 u q
George Morton, ESQ, Brcokyn Pos, ofc~.
4 DELICIOUS cup or PURE OLD JAVA COFFEE,
~ ready swseensd and creamsd car be made n mi
By 7. nOrr CO, lSs Chamber. and ~ ne prri
RLAsK BOOKS, sTAIpN.RY, PAPER, PRINTING
TTay1s eIeessan every $50. eisns BOOKS made order
boat. COMING e,.ssss A. ,r,ey. ..rclsd h pls,IH
LotfEEI, ssuouers Il wiilism street $500 = -
n'cAssRors RECEIPTS ENABLE cossuNyas &c
p,p.rs 81 ne s s'2.ins .a,nse; = sss ,sssn 2.
shampoo hqois Brshno hsir restorative boom ofross.
os az Is - Pa ss .'' go s'
ns s. and ssf as 20 . "a & =: ., 80 -
70 bishth avenue y; b Atlantic and M and az Puer
~ %.s a. .s ,ssVi Z ,sa
EvnayBoDy, sITKxrIos-gooT AND sqog DIAL
transparent waer prof and hsr presefrsave waranle
q esIher Can BE- u,t on nore.oe and pasa lsae. na
es se pse % sn an . q es 30 BE- p
up aars front Office.
ELECTRO CHEMICAL Baths. NO. rs wgsr rHfR
~ nen.h .irss. near siih ayenus-Dr HssKissDN
stem and % core diseases caused - ibeT such saa
aioppsd hsai. osr po,ssaeas eas - q e.i asr y
ss. -ss a- .s ss sem , e s
~, tssy sss 2. a syss S ~ a. sss s' ~
sfhss danger o. taxing old speAI a.,na,ns. % AIS
Afsw pupils can be tAien.
NEwrowN PIFPfs AID LADY APPLEs FOR sAi.E--
~ bAndpichsd, selected s~tAs All bes rHay sol
neAi arsh tsrr.s for sprcgn shpansa sni sla. y any
a. show us, numhsr They si - shipped say sire
AIRy 70 ~ 4 ryi1 Pelham Yarn kso'u' fos omos
New rATgST spycT.ctEs-FoR sEKisG ByTs
Az far and hear, through pave ss4.es ouY -hiss
suhs for msny years. improving ysiyn. v, =. tRsHAs
Lecturer o he sos anf make ~ Pas
oFpo~rs ne Aston Hcnse New York Aends1es from
k.DtPk.
DohAN Eyg BAT9Aw. FOR WEAK AND rwFLAgED
III sles-1hs bsissr " III pfrgsras8a
- uss1 Tor ngsnmsaoy dseassof he "a
ne bsi % ne sye Aiesy clsersf sih bi9gg tua
bss nsgc And removes Al sppssy.nrs 81 dAs- ssf
a =. 10 LOO Futon street
Crows, slows. SHOWS -BJ CAEAI zrRRET SEAR
- Narirf, W ". VAN sDTFrf store Sc Ave 70
z o Ers - And kSen rsoges for sse
stores Pat UP and pit fnrnshsd ~ gfas
sSd r.esss lined and repas-d- so~p sSodes wbse
ssls and ft,A4l.
TO DRU0GrsTs. DACCgHRuOTYPisTs moro
! srsplst riNss usG1fsstsrer-, A. pa fussass
- sh@fs ire ~e~ts metal <ofssrx sslsrs
- rar,iss iodine hJposptsde sgf pars sk-~
tgptuyc sfli 80 ann. tfrIx Vas no, g1dys
TNunh s1friam .,sassses~ nske- ss3oaA, nagra ga
ssrccTys<h cen 1890 fu.r ls yss 10. b. ~ 80
bs. 4 rsu0sTwAESfs y vsla~s
NAxIrIA sgsss-yREsH yAsiLLs Bgsys gAfss
sAscngxYDoLz. " rs.ri sssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

WORK FAMILY HoTEI. NEW BRIDoE 81 RECT. LIE.
gate I'M, London The Above house 10 osn1aiy situated
has rceent cofee ten twelve private sitting
roons bet~een sory ard 6ny light, airy ssdrnns, good
unotinG warm. cold and shower babs, always 70 y
night porter 10 attendance hSed charge for
The New York Herald Ia hled. THOM Az QUhRTERMsINE
proprietor II he Crown and ecspto and ship fsvss
Grsenwc teDdags his grateful anks hs American fric
br The Asors be has a. he bands and sok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-07

A DoDwoHTHs DANCING ACADEMIC ~ BROAD
n. N. ". III Montague Place, bfopsiy Prsrfif
assemblies Or adles Axf g~ai-ueu ~ttf rksf
Gay rotsnbvy 3 IN brsosIyn saturday. soT ~ n ses
Sof rss syifee M hrytiyn Thsgsiay, N0r ?, nrS
sotrrs IN Nes fort o, Tharsfg. fov ~ PgVls
81 any urne. ~ quarter ofo-nns from ~ ~ ~ sn1T
MADAME AUGUSTA Will Eg OpyN uga DAsCJSG
vi frfs,i Tie lkh 81 Detos~r. tn New fsrk = A.
nste tu'dinss, wsfpesfays sbf ssfuftsls n bs
iyn Al be AuTnsnn. AnNsse sre~f hl11sys and III
sayt B.-fw particular stfiy Al III Bfusassy. NJ
m Henry sveet Grpcsl5a-
AnE SIAvEfsI's rcHoIL ~ sUN OPg~ gDs rHv
lvD All Do and f.shA &1a t.sess
surh Family pfssGsifs risAsss haff4s, tgsaax
tor fsrfhsr psrseusf- sppiy ~ a. Nsferisy cp~
eornsf ~ loarth sVsss AMI brssfssN
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

4 I5T7t, Ih1J.
4 T a meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Augusta
"A Savings Bank held this day. the following reso-
buttons were adopted:
Resoired, That it rs expedient to wind up the bust
ness of this institution at as early day may be
found practicable.
RcsolreR, That the Board Of Directors be and are
hereby instructed to close the busi in pursuance
OF the following plan:
l. No new paper to be discounted.
9. No new deposites to be received.
3. No additional weekly contributions to be paid
after this date.
4. The paper due to Bank to be regularly cur
tailed every sixty DAYS until it shall all be collected
5. All dspositss to be paid without notice as fast
as assets shall be realized.
6. Stock notes shall be allowed to lie over after
maturing until the date of final settlement, interest
being calculated to that date.
NJ. G. HARTMAN, Pres.
| Jos. A. WAppELL, Sec. pro TEN.
Naa- The assets of the Bank are ample. and the
deposits will all be paid in a short time.
J Ma. %
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23

CARLYLE. Friend Aver I'm this age of quacks,
charl atans and mere windy, gaseous pretenders to
head, who blow at every corner, and in the face and
and other noisy bosterious wind instruments of mar
veousy twisted brass, in such woefully sham-rd-
den epoch this, say, itis comforting, nay even
cheering to the earnest well wsher Of his to know
there has arrived in this world genuine Physician
to light upon something besides mere San
grades and Don Mercusial Jaaps with their phlebo-
tonnes, poisons aud warm water.
Your Ca.hartic Pills and Cherry Pectoral, carry us
forward to Halcyon days--mienial Pharnlaco poeas,
when Science, deep diving down into the principles
OF things, shall with ininite, cunning bring out the
genuine klxr Vitae: for OF a truth there is mani
testify enosgh somewhat of that same Life Essence in
youi subtle vegetable Installations and compounds.
You realize to us the visions of those paintuest,
srnoke-dred chymists-bootloss seekers-dreamers
tial hidden Virtue OF the Universe which should an
tidote distemper, aud break for man the Wheel of
Time. may 49,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-23
Tenth Legion all Right.

Wa have just received intelligence from the
10Th Legion, which assures US Of a majority in
the counties Of Rockingham, Shenandoah, and
Page Of 50Oo. Rockingham (otficiaO gives a
majority for Wise Of 1882 Shenandoah. lnoi
Officially about 2loo.r Page (no, officiai) about
s0o .sss
In Rockingham, Sprinkle, Brown aud Yausey,
(all Democrats are ,Ieced...o the Legislature
and Deneale, for the Senate. beats both oil his
competitors, Normen, (lem) and Moomaw
TX. ny 1900 votes. f.a-...
Three cheers for The Tenth Legion.
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Latest Returns.

~ Latest Returns.
In Richmond city Tlournoy received 2l5l. Wise
lies. F!ournoys majority 9s5. The Know Moth
inps claimed 1900 Scott for Congress leads Caskie
only $40. sssYs 1ees.f s}4sS.4 a..f-s
lu Hcnrico county Flournoy's majority 1862.
Chesterfield wise's majority 500. Hanover Wise's
majority 200. Louisa Wise's majority is le0. Cum
berland, wse's majority I'll. Prince William,
wse's majority 800. Jefferson 80 for Flournoy.-
Berkeley IL majority for Flournoy. Petersburg, 80
for Wise. Prince George, $50 for Wise. Aexsn-
dria city and county, 4s3 for Flournoy Greene for
Wise IA. 1essaA &n s9 @ss
The whole Democratic Ticket has baon elected in
Frederick and Jefferson vs. ..r
Caroline, 100 majority for Flourny.
Lynchburg, Fournoys majority 49,
Spottsylvania, wises majority So
Norfolk city, Fournoy's majority 3ie
Campbell Flournoy's majority 81
Sussex, wlse's majority SO.
from, sss
Amelia 50 far as hoard from Wise leads 50 odd
votes. - ~
Halifax was voting well for Wise
Augusta 1904 maj, for Fiournoy Isl ,f.-
Rockingham 2Os5 majority for Wise
Page about 900 for Wise. .
Albermarle, so far as heard from, there being
three small precincts yet to come in, FlouTnoy Leads
Wise 2l6-and Ligon leads Powell H.
Holladay gains Wises vote, and il doubtless
elected. ~ .IL
Powhatan, Wise's majority 1873.
Bedford, the voting is good for the Democrats.
Nottoway, Wise's maj. so.
Dinwidde, Wise's mai, SO far as heard from, 100.
Smith is elected to Congress in the Alexandria
District, by large majority.
Powell, Caskie, Goodc and Milison, are all elected.
Wise is elected beyond doubt.
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The vote Of De- tieli Is simply report
Tie official vote viii Soy Il gain Tor Wise =
The Nj. Sslea Pal B,eks hal 10, been return.
ed up 10 the time Of going 10 press. The ma.
jority, as coming from the Commissioners yer.
oaly, was fur Foutnay. Each party 'eoeiy.
ed about 200 voies.
We have no, iakea down tho vote cas-, for
Mr.. Letcher for Congress, in this County. We
viii have il in full III our next. There was 40 op.
position to hun Of any account, AIR. Seymour
OF Hardy was vo,r.l for by few Know Moth
ings. Seymour was the Know Nothing candi-
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DIElD,

AZ TIE residence Of her husband. near Dayton, on
Friday morning last after brief illness, Of Paraly
sis, Mrs ANN KupeEns, wife of Mr.. Nevil Rodgers
in the IS scar Of her age. She had been a worthy
and acceptable member of the NJ. E. Church about
80 years.
About miles South of T[arrisonburg, on Saturday
morning last after brief illness Mrs. Eve CoFFMAN
wife of Mr.. Samuel CoGman, Of this county, aged II
years. 10 months and 10 days.
In Middlebrook, wednesday 10th, inst, Of en-
largement of the heart, GEoRGF BAYLOR, age about
IS years.
At Chapel Hill, on the 4tk INST, JAMES HENRY, in
FAINT son of John S. and Fannie NJ. Christian, aged
fifteen months.
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NARROW EscAPE.--A young man named
Long, who was engaged in hauling some logs
from the steam Saw Mill i'll his place, tell from
the wagon on Thursday last, and was run over
By ons OF The whesls-a large log being ON The
wagon. We learn no serious injury was done
The escape was harlow In fact we are al a
loss in accounting ior his not being crushed.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SUMMARY.
PUBLIC SALE.

ON Thursday June 2sh will sell without reserve
" all my Personal Property, consisting of HOUSE
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C., as fol-
lows in part Beds, 5edsteads Mattresses, Bedding
Chairs, Tables. one Sofa Parlor, Chamber and Cock
ing Stoves, Wardrobes, Bookcases, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Chamber Shower Bath, a large stock of
Table Furniture, and Crockory, a Refrigerator.
Clocks, &C., Also some School Furniture, some very
neat Desk &c. One COW, with many other articles
belonging to the boarding department of School,
all of which must be sold am about to leave Staun-
ton. Terms made known at sale.
also offer privately Three Pianos which will not
be offered at vendue. They are all from the Factory
of knabe. Cache Co., in excellent ORDER one near
new and of the best brought to this place.
They will be sold at very great bargains and deliver
able on the 10th June. WIN. Ii. BROWNE.
Staunton, May 10, lG55.--tds.
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Commissioners Sale of Land.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court of High
~ land County, dated May 4th, 1856, entersd in
the suit Of Erasmus d. Clarke and wife and others vs.
Sarah Arbogast, &C. We shall proceed. on the pre-
misses, on THURSD4Y. the 9th dug Of June, 1855.
to sell to the highest bidder, public auction the
following TRACT or LAND, containing by re-
cent survey, $40 acres, lying in Crab Bottom in said
County. Said land will be sold III gross, and not by
the Acre There upon the premises good dwell
ling house, and other out houses, good Barn. large
quantity of Meadow Land, all ofwieh can be water
cd; and an excellent Orchard. Tie whole tract has
Southern exposure.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in ninety days from the day of SALE
the balance to be paid in three equal annual payments
bonds for the purchase money, with good personal
security and the title to be retained ultimate secu
rty, until the purchase money is paid.
ERASUGS u. CLARKE,
BENZ. +. ARB0GAS7, Tom 70.
May 49, ls55.-Register copy IDS, mark cost, and
send one number ofpaper to j L. Hill, Monterey.
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The la,ces, room in the world uuder single

The largest room in The world under single
roof, aud unhroken by pIlas or olher obs'ruc
tioas, is a: 81. Petersburg Russia, aud Is b50
fee, in leuehl and $50 in Breadth. by daylish
it is used Tor military displays, and battalion
can conveniently vancouver in il. In the eve
ming i, is often converted into vast ball lonn
lwhen il is warmed BY sixteen prodigious stoves
and twenty thousand wax iapers are required Il
Ugh. properly. The roof Of this structure is a
Gin. le arch Of iron.