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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
Mr.. Wise ANA the cil,ey Buel

The following litter has been handel 10 ny
Tor pub cation, lis written hy the snpislli-
ieli:ian' al ihe aiplory at llal prs Frrsv, y
gentlemen ii high character ami II impescl i
able sorariy. This is btt arnihrr testimony
to disrrelit lie fol,s oi the n.nttfs,r. nqn :
NEE throw the fespsnsltilii, al lhs ,l.a'h oil
Mr. C'!ley OF him. Il % other eya, ncs co. III
" pr dnred, this xethiuA wenli 10 eoncl :
si,e al u oyero heimiut,
HARPER FsRKT, Auph G. l:a5.
DEAR Si.:-ionr es'erael ,ssor Of ,iiv % !,
nti'ho, was cu, rrer!ysd aiid ,ty e,ru.r fsr
MI answering NoH seaHri i rfIi haze hsr,i
v~ty much eiieased as You wei kaae aI4ays
am, IN nay official datiss. In lessld Ia iil.l
parl oil ,esr letter IN ahch yon say. a!'ou, Ute
sphJect ss heneerst. Cannot he indifferent.
" hsn ! see ilr siaii set i.esi,l 81 b. uisI'faf.,
Of Old Npehia, auandeI iii The /, ilsr III lis
tien1s, BY repeated ass-isioiss t..i Il \. Ni~~
was tho Rript,fcl ri bcnnr in TIE dra,h al Air.
Giileyi y Mr. Grsyrs. antthai son desire n.s
- stale tlir'iy IN wfi,iug, ~h4 heai1 Nj
Nisa sag in The matter. as Tho Isl,, lsft ny
otfe-si The Washington nrsenai Or .iis ,nolnins
OF The duel
In answer il gives ME sircds pleasure 10
comply with yoni request, anil H. by What
can linlhihlls SAY in lh- mriter Of ,hsl ualpiu.
duel viii relieve The minds oil the pubic ar evea
ore haman being in lrelIng unkliJy to Mr.
Wiae IN account Of the par. Ne taok in th.,
hsii, y " III % source VI great satisfaction l.,
mo and doug TN an act ol rsns 10 M
Wise. Ia. knnw has seen cruelty nisserie.
senea iii the Gilley duet. About Inv matter of
this dael hui liuls only as runor s,sisd until
the morning Of the day on which il oecn,ct
On that 'norning q lillr before sun Use rarly
oi gentlemen Came 10 my office al the WASH
ars'nsl. among whmn WIS Mi. Nis- and
Dir. Caves. ] hr uihel genilcaen | So knsr
they were seven oi eight in ALL aud all men.
he's Of Congress ard Senators. was r-ti,,.s.-
81 10 examine Rifle they had with ih-m. and
have IL ceared aud 10 adjust li.e Iinqels,
scqnirsced ard the Risir WAS sdnsi.d al 4
cl'apsd as requested. IL meaDlifnc an aniua-
ird conversation was anag on iei~csr the
gentlemrn, ut ths subject Of tho approaching
Il, n III this csnversa'i ION NJ Wis- palicips.
tel aud and remarked With npliiird hands anl
With great emphasis: isenllslsei,, II The nsn,.
OF God can m hing he done Ia sinp tbs matter.
an sorl, iosay ths' f.a eae al The gentlemen
sheso present responded To ths affirmation Of
this tsiritet IN poseiia appeal II NJ Wim
Mr.. Graves was in another room. ihe party
soon after l.l for he fatal scene, The sequel ii
which known 10 tha we'll |. In all The convrr
saton hat morning Wills, al my Office, MIR.
Wise manifested lr my mind a strong desire l.,
settle slle matter amieably.
Very luly your freud and ODE lirnt servant,
SAMUEL BYlNGTON.
Mosifr .2rmory Hsfyef.s Ferry. Ia.
Mr. JAMES G. BARKer,
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The Tragedy at wythev,,,e.

We knI tie follow ing particulars Of ihe
Ws,hesllle iea2edy, a lull aceoual OF W hich wa
published sy telegraph yeserlay.
William II. Graham, Gillian ol Wyths cam.
", was IN the bar room OF Col. bo,d's hotel
about . O'clock al night. Nih several other prn.
ilefnen. when Mr. SplsIef came in and io,k a
seat Graham al iha same lime left he raom
went up to his own fooin, felulneL in Il lew
minutes, and in:nsjiately uo,afnenced fir,ng at
Spller. The first and second balls took ritee,
in the arm and back OF Mr.. Wm. Terry. fer.
mer edilor OF The Telegraph, and lhr next struck
Mr. {. +. TIsg, cau1it.te ior congress Mr.
Oscar Cox was also wonnsrd-ihr wannds oil
these gentlemen, however, are not srlious -
Mr.. Spiier made his escape from he ropm and
had reached the street, where he was prrsued
aEd Gled upon l1ise By Gtahtm one bali taking
Effect in the heail and the other IN .hv head
!rem which he died immediately. As soon as
tine william had accomplished his feEdau phr.
pose he made his escape.
The fami y OF the deceased havs offered 81
600 for his apprehension Tke following Is a
description OF hun.
"lle is a man al large frame, abon, six fee,
two or three inches high, with black la il, short
and saiser sandy colofed iuonselaehe good
SCI Of teeth, ,Mith Il lane hing, but mol a pleas
ami coun,enance, whea III eeEssrsuion. and a
scar uipn either sid, Of the neck, a ii.Ic below
he angle OF the jaw. Graham nsuall, dresses
genteeiy. aud when he fiji, had en- black
c!oih sni, aud black sa u vest.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

SisduLAR 1NerlslfIoS was lately ATTEMPTED by
the Massachusetts, legislature arising out Of the eA
eessive know nothing zeal of that body. special
eomnr.5tee WAS appointed to visit aud examine all
Theological seminaries, boarding schools, aeads-
miles, nrnperics and converts" in order to ascertain
whether fny species of injustice was prscticed in
such establishments, which ought to be renedied by
law. This committee commenced It's lahors by vi,-
ting school in Roxbury. kept by seven Catholic
Sisters Of Charity. The visit was entirely uncxpec-
ted to the inmates who became terribly frightened
on abrupt entrance of tie crowd. No less than
twenty -four persons went as the committee and
made thorough Investigation Of the establishment
emitting no chamber, passage closet. attc, or eel
lar, to ascertain wheiher Instruments Of torture,
&c, could be found The search WAS without effect
except to cause great public excitement and bring
the whole proceedings into odum and contempt-
Nearly al the Boston papers dcnounce the conduct
OF the committee, and their structures induced sever
al members of the legislature, few DAYS ago. to
move the appointment Of a committee to enquire into
the facts. An animated debate ensued during
which several members declared that the press had
grossly exaggerated that affair. The committee was
finally ordered.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
Dangerous Sentiments.

In the course OF discussion upon the subject
Of Know -Nolhirgisn, at Midway, Augusta
county, OH last Saturday week, between S. S.
Ahney aud Dir. Mitchell against the principles
Of the eIder, and Mi. Fitzgerald and MI Steele
In their support, Mr fitzgerald declared thai
he would give SO a year for fifty years, 10
have every slave in Virginia removed iiom the
Slate, and many Of their masters with them
MIR. Abney, il, reply, cnlled Mi KS attention
TO the remarks he had made, surprising they
had been delivered Without II Election. in The
heal Of debate.. 5t. F., however, dIsclaimrd
irashuess, andreiteralel l!e sentiment.
BE have heard that another Know Nothing
prominent in The order IN this eonHly, declared
that he would not care If The Fugitive Slave
Law were abolished, and every slAyu in he
State would ESCAPE.
We heard ourse F.his Know. Nslhine il,
Ibis place derlecaling tho glorious triumph, ol
the pro.slaveTy patty in Kansas Territory, ra.
marking that II was a ''grea! PITY such had
been The result.
What do these instances iaiicaie2 When
members OF the Know Nols ing party in Virgin
ia are questioned about the seullmen,s of their
Northern associates upon The subject OF sla rery
before they viii ienuultce lhrr party atl;lla'ion
they prefer to Justify Northern views, aud pro-
claim sentiments most dangerous to the inter
esis aud welfare OF the Spulh. These evidences
cannot bernlsiaken. They must strike convc
ton hume 10 the hearts and eonsciencas of South.
ern people, because weas suehare in eminent peil
from he unnatural aiii atloa of Southern men
with Northern 'aIales andshulitiollss Lei the
subject be eslmy weighed let tue result be
lnalurely consolidated --ere The idlal step is takeu
by YUglnlans 10 give supremacy IN this good
old ConlInonH ealth, to The miserable and .larI-
gerous docttnes oi Northern fanateism. Eve.
~ man has interests at stake. Ii behooyes him
then, 10 watch, and arrest The hss appoach Of
an insidious and dangerous enemy. Let Know
Nolhneism be spurnel and kicked from yirgin-
ia soil. Let The Iro an Hose, by which the
North would iiood and is tooiins The SOUTH
with every wicked and threatening ism and
sentiment, be cut down ere il is secure with lis
unholy cargo, within the walls of our good old
State. Then will Xirgiusus hare done ihei
duty, and then, and mol till then, can they re.
pose securely in The enjoyment Of The benefit.
and comforts Of property and opinion.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

TIE ALLEGED FoaaHRy IN WAsnlsdrox. The
amount of the forgeres alleged to have been perpc-
tratodby Col. Lewis L. Taylor, of Mississippi, but
for several years clerk in the Office of the First
Comptroller of the Treasury at Washington is said
To be about SIS 600. The Star says:
The forged paper onsisted of many of his own
notes purportin4 to be endorsed by the Hon.. Jeer
son aasis and other paper purporting to be orders
from clerks on tho disbursing agents of the bureau
wich each is attached for thsir saleries--drawn
in advance of the time when due. Twenty or thir-
ty persons, mnnay lenders, clerks, messengers, and
eooliGing friends are the Victims. Tho alleged for
ger is very respectable connected In Mississippi, and
has family herea wife and seven or eight chill
afen, for whom all among us feel deeply indeed, as
one is more deseryedly beloved than the lady
in question in her circle Of friends. NE (Tayler9 is
man Of intelligence, and heretofore stood very
fair, though always bearing the reputation OF be-
ing needless and thritless in money matters -
Gambling, it is supposed, led to the crime. He left
the cit, on Monday.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

The low and vulgar paragraph in the Spec
tator, OF the 2Sth, referring to this meeting, is
unworthy OF gentlemen. When they conle
sceid 10 publish the statements contained in
Their paper, they cannot expect anything else
than the contempt Of decent men.
" The above paragraph appeared in the
VindIcator o! the 3lst ult. The writer in the
Spectator, Tor whom it was directly intended
preferred 10 shift the responsibility Of pa'pabls
insult, by replying in the following milk and
water language, Instead of mani, and honora-
bic resentment:
Whenever the Vin1icaio,'s opipions acquire
some weight and influence in The commun,v.
we may Tel called upon 10 reply 10 Them, 81
Jar as they effect us.
While this notice is moi the only satisfaction
obtained, yet we will lrave the candid reader
70 Judge who is respectable, and who is The pal,
troos.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
Corporakion E,ec ton

We give below the result oil the vote cast in
this place OIL Wednesday, Thursday and fida,
last TOR town aoers. There were two tickets,
yellow" aud 4whIle.n 1t was at first sup.
POSED that The Know Mornings world run a
ticket, bei il is rumoted they could uoi agree in
their Council, upon acceptable men, as the
Temperance men desilel II all oae way. Hence
a lieke; was formed called The Temperance
tifkei=-ti.e "'ghiiea-'o lun against lie license
iicket, tho 'yellow." B.. i. Points was on
bu,h tickets. He, howeveli ia seulineni agrees
mostly with ae License msn. We shall make
no t9as, abousan anti Knoy Nothing victory,
crany other kind OF vicioiy. Ye, many per-
sons supported the "whiien ticket because it
was believed 10 be Kao S-Nolhmg aud uum
Der Of men who are known 10 sympaidise with
the Know No,hings, voted Tor The Licer Sc
ticket. Ii was not strictly all issue oi any kind,
as the Temperance candidates, when inieffo.
gated, expressed their views 10 be in iaAor Of
The Hotels having license, and IA proper dis.
etimina.on in The granting of license to mer.
chant. for retailing -!he sam ;, iadeel, OF The
license men. There was considerable excite
nlent manifested Indeed, great deal more
than ever before, ii a corporation election
The officers were unable 10 record all the votes
The first 1ay-henee, they We're left open three
days.
Yeliot0 Tieki N X. Trout, Mayor, s.
Al CARRIER, 2lo I. P, Eskrlge, 202 IL
NJ. Bell. 900 NJ. q. llatman. 200; T.. NJ. lay-
lor. 81 JOS n. Woodward, 232 S. NJ, Yo-t
206 B. L. Points. ttan on both tickets, y 20
Jao. Rrapdeburg, 10; Jas, A. MeClung, ZIG
Rich, ". Hardy, 81.
Whte Ticket N Tout. Mayor. This vol e
the same as sbove,) ISL Il. ?. Kinney, al
Ivy. Hudson, l30, Alex. Taylor, l22; f. NJ.
Cushing. 40; a. NJ, Simpson, 1856; Judson
MrCoy, 1875; G. K. Glmer, no; l.. Wal,lell,
/ IT., l2l b. +. Po.nls, loa both ickels,) NJ. II.
MeCne, l3l Jas II. Walters, IL
There We're various scattering votes, c. Nj
Cochran, ST.. receiving so u. q. Blekle, 80,
and others less number.
VIM. Craig was re- eleele Sergeant, wilhou.
oppceillon, receiving 314 vutes.
For Commissioner of the Revenue, Rom,
Kyle. who ran pretty much with the yellow
aiekei, resolved la votes and Butkhalt Slone-
ker. who ran On the White ucke. generally
SO votes.
The Council elect are, n X. Trout, Mayor,
a. J CARRIER, II NJ Bell, NJ G. Harman, J. N.
Woodward, Jno, Brandebulg, Jas. A. MeClung,
r. +. E-kr,'ge. S. NJ Yost, b. L. Points, f..
NJ I,stlo aud Rietald w. Hardy being HE
lot aud Handy, who supers eede Messfs T.. NJ
Gnsbiug and A. NJ. Simpson
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Another.

1adge.Gi1eon Cam len. we ,earn from letter
Just received from Glarksburg. written by very
intelligent gentleman, has declared himself in
favor Of Henry "A. Vice for Governor Judge
c. Is all old linz Wing. Of the Clay school, bul
cannot Stand Know Nottingham. He is man
Of greet i luence, and will do much from The
weight of PERSONAL character and position, io
help The cause Of Democracy. Two such men
as Mr.. Camden and Mr.. Niche are worth forty
such men as n G. Claibsrna.
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD. APRIL 2--ihe annsl election in
this State Tor Governor Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary Of Stale, Comptroller, wnh men4bvts
OF the legislature and members Of Congress,
took place to-day. The result, as far as knoan,
IS as follows:
In thirty towns Inahaln, DEM, for Governor
leads allo'her candidates. Minor, knuw No.h
ing, leads pnlon, Wing. largely, and lie falls
ll'le short OF lneham. There appears 10 be no
election by the people. The Drinocra Is as tar
as heard from, elect 20 aud ihe Know Mornings
and Wings n 10 the Legislature. Several
strong Know Nothing disricls are ye. 10 hear
from.
The result in the first Congressional iislrie,
between James F. Pratt, Dem, and Ezra Clark
Jr opposition. is doubtful. IN the 81 disirir.
Sydney, Dean, Wing ami Know Nothing, is
elected b, . large lnalaruy.
Hartford sends one Delppcrat aud onu Know.
No Thing, and New Haven Two Democrats to
the Legislature.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07
Richmond Election.

The municipal election on Wednesday last, in
Richmsnd city, resulted in The success of he
Know Nothing Ticket, by large majority
MIR. Mayo receiving for Mayor, 1871 votes, and
Col. ]. D. MGnford us. The Know Nothing
vote was The same as the Wig vote generally
The Democrats did not. poll their strength, mauy
not sping IN the polls, becansc success against
such great odds, was impos,ible. They will ali
vote In May next, however, when their voces
will effect The result throughout he State
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Elackwaod's Magazine,

The Mach number Of TIL. period cal ha. been
received. It's contents are: The Brgeai' s
Legacy; Zailee Romance parl ~; vaga-
bond Lille in Mexico; Civiizaton Census;
a Peep al Paris The Story OF the Campaign
Written in Tent in tho Crimea-par " j;
The Ministerial Changes
Plice OF Baekwoud anil ore Of The four Re-
views, s.; he four Reviews anj Black wood.
$40. Address, Leonard Scott s Co, 70 Full
ton sisret, New York
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

-Cincinpati Rinf.

Cincinnati vas the scene Of a most disgrace
ful and bloody riot on the occasion Of the cleo.
ton for Mayor, &C., on the 2 inst. The
American party and the foreigners got into a
riot, by which 10 or IL men were killed Pts.
tolls, guns, cannon AID other deadly weapons
were freely used. The American party, as
they call themselves, destroyed several ballot
boxes AID burned the ballots, The Democratic
ea'd'da..... were il not for that, wonld have
ben elected ty a majority Of nearly 1000. As
il is il is though, the Know Nothing candidate
will be elected by small majority. He HI,
Indicated his purpose, !ioweycr, not 10 sceepi
unls The circumstances.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

PORTLAND, Me, Apul 3-Nal Dow was
elected Mayor 10 day The vote stood - bow,
!. o9f; Mel,obb sac. The Know Nothing
vote was thrown ior DOW. Four Dow aad
three opposilIn, Aldermen afe elected. The
Council stands Dow . opposition, : yecan
eies.
II arpesfs flom he ahUve that Neil Dow, the
nuhor of ihq Maine Liquor Law, has al lens Il
succeeded in being elected 10 lhe Alayofaliy oil
Portland. The Know Nothing party, tue 10
their fusion proclivlics, gave him iheir support.
The prohlbiionists, it would seem, however,
from our eA, hanges, find the load :" their cold
wNier Joldan a ''hard one 10 navel" In The
CITY O. Portland drunkenness, under the siso-
rous enac, menis oil the Maine Law, aPpeast to
be on The inc. ease. In shat city, we are II
formed from an a, licle in The Washington Senii.
mel, during The year ending April Isl, 1858, the
complaints and arrests erefnsiOe oil those TOT
violations Of The liquor law, were 6os, OF which
2S7 were for drunkenness For the period Com
pretended between April II, 1854, and March
l6. 1855, the committals to the watch. house IN
the same city Mere Ss3, Of which 400 me,e for
drunkenness, aud i5i lor selling liquor i
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The Kansas Election.

INpEpESpsNeE, (Mel APRIL l.-Reipfns
from Kansas show the election oil the pro sass.-
ry lcket. Bull Creak, Lawrence Dunslas,
Doni2han, T-cumseh, Shawae. Mission, L,ay
enNolth, aud fookey. Point give majoniics
varying ifoa 200 10 500. The elecllnn was
conducted ina quiet manner. The editor Of HE
Kansas Free State was dueked III Kew rvei
by mob, in consequence Of speech made
10y him. There is probably no anii-sayely
men elected to The Legislature. A large pro-
cesson pai AIDED here TO celebrate The victory.
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pNe Companies.

ding SUI cltlzens in reference TO an organization
to pioiecl from lire. We understand that two
companies have been organized OF one them
J D. imboden, Esq, has been elected Captain
Messls Buler and Marquis, flieuleaants and
James Poole, Engineer. RIchad Hardy has
beti elected Cap ain Of The other company.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

DEATH OF Hon JAMES 5. RmETr I'VE learn
from The Charleston Mercury, that the Hen
James Smith Rheil, Of Charleston died in tina,
city about neon last Thursday, in The fifty
eighth Year Of his age, MI r. fitted an hon
era 1le place in that conmniW, having served
in the State Senate and other important posi-
'toHs.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

va Col. Isaae Ong, Democrat, won't sup
port Wise. Why knop- Nothing Er.
We do hope Isaac won't do it! That is to say
if he's the same Col Isaac 0ng," journcyman
tabor, who once worked in Harrisonburg. Any
party that has Isaac to earryunlcss he has changed
full load to Sustain. Col. Ong" left Ilarrisonburg
between twa days forgetting to pay for hi. board.
'Iol Isaac Ons. democrat, won't support Henry
\. Wise .R--Jcrnah,er t--Rock. Reg.
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S. S. Abney, ESQ.

This whole soul Democrat Is doing good
work IN This county IN behalf Of the pfinoiple
OF the party. He is lahorlny with Zeal wor-
thy the cause. He is a trae man; and deserves
the thanks ol every Democrat il The State, for
the devotion he is aaitesiag in this canvass
10 The great interests Of lha Democratic party
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

~ In Connecticut, al the election on the
"a. there were four Wing and Know Nothing
Congressman elected, and msioily Of tina,
stripe Ia the Legislature of the State. There
was no election OF Governor, As The KnowNo,h.
inc aud Democratic candidates were about even.
The election Of that officer will .devoye on the
Legislature Of The State
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Lynchburg Election.

Tile municipal election in Eynchburg resulted
least 800. Tie Know Nolting majority for
Sergeant was only, whereas the usual why
ma ieIllY is abnnl 900.
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PRICE OF LAND IN kANsAs-A letter from
Kansas says; ia The counties on the Missouri
river, adjoining Kansas, land is worth from
$40 10 $50 per acre. In Pallec connlfy, with
in fifteen milss Of Westot. lasd cannot be
bought Tor less Than $25, whie much Of il will
bring $50 an scta
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

PaofIr N KEEPING FowLs.-An intelligent farmer
lately published the following result of his expert
enee in teeping fowls. He Kept 80 hens last year,
and they yielded him $50 dozg 250 eggs, be.id
rs chickens The net proceeds OF the sales we're S5Y
81, the family having had, of COURSE what eggs and
poultry they wanted for their own consumption b.
sides. The whole cost of the grain for keeping tho
of S55 Q
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

u We Learn. from the True American that
the slofe house oi Col G. W, Hull, at Ale Dow
ell, highland, was consumed by ere on the 2Sih
nit. Many Of The finer AMI more valuable
goods we,e.saysl 1 JOS liou s., 900 to 50, 900.
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A Soapy Puff.

Our friends Jno. b l}reck nridge y Son have
left with US IA specimen Of a superior Article of
Soap for cleansing all kinds Of goods and gar.
mems Including silks, and the finer articles
There is no doubt of it being an excellent ar
t,cie, and we ADVISE all who need such, ard
3ba does not! le.pnrehase aeake.
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Speaking To- Night.

+. T II. Warren. Esq. Of Rocknshssls vii
address The Democratic Association Of sissnlop,
,oaishi, Saturday the 7lh,) upoa The .ssisa ~
uolyed IN lais canvas
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A New CeuSr7 II SmoIsn.-A petition to the
Virginia legislature is in circulation in Hampshire
wleh dies west OF the ridge between pattersens
Ireek aud the tributaries OF tho South Branoh.-
Ihis embraces the coal region. and is estimated
to contain not less than 37l, 007 tons of that min
eraI
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TRUST SALE.

4 \ virturc of q deed executed to me by D. A. Pit
i man and wife, Of REGARD in the Counl ~ Court
Office will on saturda.ithe 2sth day Of Il month,
offer at public sale
HOUSE AND LOT
Spring Alley, in Staanton, adjoining the let. Of
Hurley, Wright and others land being the western
half OF the lot conveyed in said deed, and now occu-
pied by Mr. Scanting.
TEpMs: one-t third in hand ha'anea in nine and
eighteen months equal instruments with bond and Sc
cari,x. BENZ. 7. POINTS, Trustee,
April i 1888 Ids.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

g9~ The news of the death OF the Emperor Paul
IN leoi was twenty zone days in getting to London.
That OF the late Emperor Nicholas four hours and
o quarter.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

" VA lion. Henry A. Edmundson has been nomi-
dated for Congress by the democratic contention in
the Montgomery district of Virginia.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-04-07

va Costly Worship. cnurch geing..has become
very expensive matter in San. Francisco. AT sal
OF pews several sold US high as twelve hundred dol
lars, equivalent to about 1913 per Sunday.