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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
I,oox OUT FOR cousrrnrE1rs!

The public are cautioned against another coun-
terfeit. which has lately made It's appearance, cal
lad VI. b. .Farrell's Arabian Liniment, the most
dan rerous of all the couitereits, because his hav
inr the name of Farrell, many will buy il in good
faith, without the knowledge that counterfeit
error when the spurious mixture has wrought ITS
evil effects. II.
q. Farrell sole inventor anG proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No u Main street, Peoria, ~.
nois to whom all applications for Ageneiss must De
dressed Be sure you get it with the letters IT. y.
before Farrell thus-H. q. FARRhllIS--and his
signature on the wrapper, all others are counters
feits II, 49,, -, 49,;
gad agents throu q bout the United States
M. Price % and SO cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
baat in the United States, in which one is hot all
ready established. Address II. q. farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as TO character'
IA. j. B EsKalnar, Agent, stanton Va.
Oct. 20, 1855.
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EgssssursaRl NOTICE.

nRasEsbs1Assl 4aVaf1G.
fISI L acting partner in the firm Of Steiner. Bros
Z q Co., Clothing Establishment in staunton,
having made engagements to otto baltimore, to
open large Wholesale establishment, his services
viii necessarily be needed there. Those who are
indebted therefore 10 them in this community, are
earnestly requested to come forward and settle their
respective ddesbt the lst of January. next as he
viii be compelled % leave the LIST February. Al
open accounts or notes unpaid by the lst Oh January
viii be placed il the hands OF Hartman q Bell for
collection IL is hoped That those knowing them
selves indebted will pay up Immediately and thus
obsate this greeabie necessity as Will be both to
the interest Of them and the undersigned.
Yhe business OF the concern here will be carried
on bg our presen. eleak, Mr. Levanstenc.
The Country Merchants are particularly reques-
ted TO call in at our baltimore iouse, No. $40 Bal
tmore street where they will find the largest as
sortlne nj Of clothing ever offered in tie city.
STEINER, BROS. co.
Now g. 1850
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

In Kentucky at the Flemihgton Couh-
~ Court, a wealthy man who courted
girl ist for The fun, has deeq mucled in
S6oe0 damages for breach of promise.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
Eseadys'1aaeae SgGssaisag.

nT InBSH 90, enow Receiving solect Stock
wi. OF Eall and Wlater Ready Made Clothing,
to an examination Of which the attention OF their
friends and the public is invited. They lave been
cial reference to the wants OF this community. One
of the firm residing in Philadelphia enables them 10
buy their goods upon the best terms, and Of the
best quality, and hence they can ohes advantages
to the purchaser. not TO be found elsewhere. They
ask particular attention. this season. to their stock,
as they fatter themselves it is the most fashionable
and durable ever offered in the Stanton Market.
Staunton, Oct. 70, 1sa5.-Speet. copy.
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NOTICE.

rTNH0SE indebted to Richard ". Hardy by note
/ account or other wise, are hereby notified that
payment must be made to the undersgn-
ed.
The creditors of Mr.. Hardy who desire to accept
The provisions Of the decd of trust executed by him
to me ard of record in the County Court Of Augusta
are requested to report their claims.
WI. II. HARTMAN. Trustee
OF Richard W. Hardy.
Oct. II, ls55.--Spect. copy At.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

90 HE1B HORSES, ..---,..-.e..
.aMx 20 or 30 head IN l. l. -.
l9 4 o, II FLNE NfLGH Ygr-.1->.ryS :"
90 ~ .Steepape - S.,S III
rSSl--S~[-- a,a0 21o0 a.'.a' GoatN ,sss-Eiassa-r
l50 o. ,-s.acfes Hat in tie ground se5Te ftiY
- o.. 30 tons hay, Farming 6lensils, Household
aud Kitchen FuI3t!tdre, &c. Also
6 Ye5ass& Il l:sse9y Mere lseys
TERMS. On the personal P'e2esE 4 G. at 81
purchaser. giving bond viii apafofed seeaei'f: IN,
der that sum erh. Tn The taaa. one IA 4 IA hand
tue remainder Ia one. two and three yeH's.
GEDEGEP6AtE, fxecntors.
THOMAS PoAGE, iAeee''.s g
OCT. ~, lS55.-5f.
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OYSTERS.

TN f. COLEMAN wholesale dealer in Oysters in
L the basement of the American Hotel, Staunton
Va All orders thankfully received aud executed
punetually,
Oct. n, 1855
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
AI;aacs &c.

T ACES, Edgings, insertings, Dress Trimmings
IL Collars ana Sleeves, Braids, Winter Flowers,
Bridal Flowers and Wreatlls, Fancy HUGHES, gen
eral assortment Plain and Fancy Ribbons lettings
&c &e., at WHITE tAllVN D.
S taunton, Noy, 3, 1850
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
STRA YED

T1RoM the subscriber, living on South River, near
L Coiner's Mill, a BLACK COW, with white back,
letter S branded upon her hip, ear mark, under
Information concerning the above COW viii much
oblige ,o., o.. ~ - MULLEN,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
JOSEPH ROSENW AID.
No 90. Main Street. Richmond.

TNORMERlI Goodman 4 Rosenwald, Staunton,
opened at Ne 50 Main St., : largo end extensive
Stock OF CENT LINENS AND B0f'S dG0TH-
ING, tor the Whocsalc and Retail trade. He
promises to supply country Merchants at Northern
wholesale prices, and would especially invite his Au-
eusta friends to eall when soourning in this city.
A general assortment OF Furnishing goods always
| on hand.
snot % Is55 If
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

loco Az WHITE PATTON
MILK Crooks, Cream Jars, Jugs, and our usual
lYl assortment Of Stone Wafe-ail Of prime quail
ity.
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Egatss Mere Hats!

WHITE Patton have just open ed 8 s, cases o. o;
Caps all Sorts coors aud czes, manufactured ex
pressy for our house, and warrented good, and on
the best terms.
Staunton, Noy. 3, 1858.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.
New Ss00ds.

THE undersigned has jus,received from the North,
Il ern cities his FALL AND WINTER supplv az
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vEsTiNt.H, 90
which lie sprepared to make up to order His falla
fashion plates have also arrived, 10 which he asks
the public attention. His patterns are of the latesf
and most fashionable styles and surpass any thine
Of the kind exhibited in this market for SOME timr
The cutting department Of bis establishment is un.
der the immediate II engagement of MIR UanrY Ra M
one OF the most experienced and tasty crooks in th6
state lie respectfully asks visit from his friends
and the public generally, assuring them that he will
use his utmost ability to please all.
His Store Room is next daar to John h. Scherer's
Confectionery. lNo. NJ. HELM.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
Prepared by ]. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Hasa

Saa- Sold by j. B. Eskridqe and J. 7. Laird.
Staunton. John 7. Arnall, Waynesboro. James +.
Ross and by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicine.
every where.
.Iunn 80. Isl5.-iIn.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
NEW FALL BONNETS AND MILLINERY
EDnlS

NgRs SMITH respectfully invites the ladies
wi call and look al her new Bennets and MILNE
~ French Corsetts, French Cloth for Cloaks, Fur
for ladies, &C.
Get ID, 1866.
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TO THE CREDiTons OF JOHN w
GENTRY DECD

DERsONs having claims against the estate of
l. John W. Gentry decd, arising out of his bust
ness operations in Augusta County, will present
them to the undersigned Tor settlement forthwith.
II. NJ. BELL, Atty in fact
for Martha Gentry, Ad'trix:
Oct 90, ls55.-Spcct, copy At
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EXeeu tors Sale of Valuable
REAL e. PERSONAL PROPERTY

hN Hedaesdeyhe 2lst day Of Norembef next, the
" subscribers as Executors Of Mai. VIM. Poaee,
decd, will sell Il public auction at the late resi-
denec of the deceased. IA TRACT or IND con-
tanning about 266 Acres, lying on the MeAdamzed
,oad 5 miles from Staunton. There a"c about -
acres of woodland in The tract and the remainder
cleared and in a fine state o cultivation. The tract
is of superior quality not inferior 10 any uplands in
The country.
On the same day. and at the same place, variety
Of lefsenal Pgagellv will be sud-, II: about
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

On the ith Of Oc.ober, in Memphis, Tennessee, of
Ye5low Fever, CenNE11As SHori,-aged22 years,
tor II erly Of Augusta county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03

III. Wood lngran, ply, to the cheaper Sorts
n Passage and Stair, a. "a end So Oil Floor
Cloths, New Patterns, Rags, and new supply Of
Window Shades some very handsome.
Staunton, Nov. B, ls55.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A NJ. SIMPSON co hereby inform he nuhu.
"a. that the firm under that name HAVING 49,
dssoged by mutual consent, (to take place 5n,v -
ls33,) ,hey have placed their bonds, accounts 10
the hands 81 J, 9. hheat for speedy settlement
Ma iioase call at the store and SETTLE
,fNilE bonds, accounts dc. OLA. NJ Simpson 4 q.
to tnlY LIST. ls5a, have been placed In nv
nands TOR settlement. Those knowing themselves
indebted will please come forward and settle.
Staunton,, Aug. II, lssa. c. WHEAT.
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y,rsr RECEIVED BY EXPRESS

TIME finest and best assortment Of BOOTS AND
SHOES ever offered for sale in Staunton.
roots and Shoes Of every description. Ladies' {, al
tcrs and Walking Shoes. Dress Shoes and Sandals;
n few pairs fine deer skin Ovcrshoes for Ladies ;
also few pairs line glove-kid Bootees, warranted
not to hurt the eorns. Boots and Shoes. OF all
hn,ls and qualities, for servants Call end examine
nnr stock soon. FRED. A. DAVIS d co.
October q, ls55.3t
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FOR TIE LADIES

YF,IlE subscribers are now receiving alarge and
i handsome assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS AND WEAR
OF every description, some of which are as follows;
Plain and Fancy silks. houslins, French Melinos,
Cashmeres Cebergs, cleakiag Yelvets and Cloths
Silk and Woosted Vests, and Pants, Laegs and Em-
broidercs of every description, &e., all q. which
have been purchased on advantageous terms, aud VIC
latter ourselves that we can sell ON reasonable
terms as can be found elsewhere Give US call
opposite the Virginia iiotel, and decide for your
selves. AELsoN d ia LOA,
Stauntop, Oct, G, 1855.
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COACH FACTORY.

FsNIIE undersigned having purchased the entire
4 stock of Richard W. Hardy, is prepared to iur-
nish those IN want Of
Carriages Buggics, &C.,
made in superior style, and at reasonable rates.
Jobbing done promptly and in good style. He
may be found at the old stand.
Oct. 81, 1853. JOHN Nick. HARDY.
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"a. - A-A"i''i-'1 -
CELEBRATED ARABIAN A3HsNENT

The most extraordinary discovery IN TIE 2}d 'stae
treat Afo5iaa Remeey for -haH oaa Eeast.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-03
N EW GOODS.

V,uEsnbseribers are now receiving a large supply
L OF FAIL AND WiNTER GOODS, to which
they would respectfully invite the attention OF their
friends and the public generally Cali and exam
inc for yourselves. ,,osny
Oct. 90, ls55.-lm.
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TUST received nice lot Of Irish Potatoes and for
d sale low by STAPLES MARTIN + co.
stanton. 0ct. 40, 1855.
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EUST received large supply Of Black and Brow
ii Domcstes, Blankets Linseys, Nc, to which WI
would respectfully inyitcthe attention of the public
NELSON u BAYLOR.
Stanton, Oct 20 1855.
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Having said my stock to j. Mex. Hardy, ! re
specially recommend him to my friends and Ok
customers. RlCHAhD W. HARDY.
October 81 1s55.-Spec copy mos.
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Boots and Shoes at white & Patt0n's,
Oh CASES, embracing every variety, and ON
~ the most accommodating terms.
Stanton, Nov. 3, 1855.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
sTRAIGHT-ouT KNOW NoTHINGs

Some Of the know -nothings in Georgia repudate the
action of their State council in leaving the religious
plank of the national platform. At know-nothng meet
ing held in Marion, Georgia. the lth inst, among the
resolutions unanimously adopted was the folIowing
g Resored further That renounoe the State council
for having consider, proved to the native
American cause by cxpungng from their platform the s
article Of the national platform unable to dis
tinguish the difference between native and foreign born
Catholic"
In other words, know-nothng mobs, in shooting, stab
bling, and roasting alive the opponents of their proscrpve
principles cannot and viii not discriminate between native
and oregnborn Catholics Both alike are doomed to the
persuasive influences Of fire and sword What saws the
knownothrg candidate for governor in Louisiana TO this
reputation of the discriminating prncpe2 Mr. Derigny
not only French Creole by oirih but he PROCESSES
be sincere member Of the Roman Catholic church.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Another steamer, and another disappointment SO far as
the receipt of important intelligence from the Crmea is
concerned After siege of ten months DURATION without
parallel in ancient modern warfare for the vast amount
Of employed the pertnacy and valor OF the assault
and the marvellous and heroic endurance of the
defence the telegraph quietly informs he bombardment
continues without effect" Gibraltar will have to give
place to Sebasopol synonym for strength and irwin
ciblty It is plain to those not versed in military mat
tiers that the next assault should result in the cap
ture of the south side of ebasopo! the allies will have to
the suerngs and horrors of another Crimean
winter before they will be able 10 make serious demon
stmtion against the north side
The Cunard steamer Africa, which arrived at Halifax
yesterday morning. brings Liverpool dates 10 the LIST Of
September. The despatch which nnhahed last week
giving outline Of the Atantics news has remarknbl,
resemblance to the despatch which give this morning
which furnishes the socaled intelligence by the Africa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12

in times heretofore that might satisfy the convention Of
the principles which at one time in common enter
tanned and which proper consistency demands that we
should now apply to the circumstances of the times
If however, gentlemen persist in surrendering them
selves the control Of prejudice or To- the guidance Of
passion, can but depore the Gianation which impes
them runously against their lyexpressed convic
tons ] can but bewa the suicidal Juror which constralns
them, like Medea, 10 destroy their own children APP
plause
II has been said elegant Latin phrase that the times
change and change with them. Sir 1t were well that
the moral of this poyerb were more generally appreciated
IL alone who change with the circumstances which
change around Our conduct our action our thought
undergoing constant and never-ending changes II IS
the great law OF material nature And while principle
alone unehangng and eternal the methods of its appl
cation must be various and as changing AS vary and
change the author who applies it, md the circumstances TO
which it is applied.
What becomes them of this muchvaunted consistency,
with the want Of which | sought 10 be so triumph
antly charged Sir content TO change with the cir
cunisances which surround me. seek no more wisdom
than that with which they instruct and ask Tor other
guide in my application of principle than the events which
90 the history of the times have no greater horror
than the horror feel for the inconsistencies OF consistency
ITSELF Laughter.
The ideas of one day obsolete another day; not
that the thought itself is exhausted but that the crcu
stances to which it was applied have changed Trans
plant the fogy of the present time TO community no
farther advanced than that in which spent the days
of his manhood and he will become again the man
of progress 1t was the music Of Munchausen which, con
geang it created amid the ri2ors OF winter when
reproduced amid yerna gales startled strange ears and
awoke unaccustomed echoes Let us not Mnnchausenke,
await the revival during 'heated-termo of the discord-
ant tones OF notes which, produced amid wintry storms
| were happily suppressed by political colds. y
sensible sir of having unduly occupied the time OF
the con venon have encroached however in the desire
of meeting fully the discussion that is threatened Let but
the spirit Of amy prevail and the courtesy be used winch
characterized the deliberations of the committee and
cannot question Of the result of debates The reso-
tions proposed by the gentleman from Albany Mr. Cassi-
dy my approval basis for the union Of the con-
vention Were to consult my individual preferences
should vote for those Of my coll ague Mr. Shepard but
in the spirit which invoke for dreconthe spirit Of
moderation and harmony surrender my disposition in
this respect to the prospect of united counsels.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.

The public has already been apprzed Of the fact that
Mr. Buchanan is 10 continue in discharge Of his important
duties American minister at the Of St James for
time extending beyond the period when his return the
United States has been anticipated both by his friends and
himself Mr. Buchanan return TO the people for
whom he has rendered such signal services and TO whose
interests he has devoted so large portion of his valuable
life without greeting warm and generous Still, all viii
be grafed to know that in view of important public in
terests his large experience and eminent abilities to
continue to be devoted to the country in position of SC
much delicacy and Importance
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

As of our contemporaries be in doubt
the manner in which the next Democratic National Con-
vcntion is to be constituted publish the following
oluons Of the last Democratic National Convention held
at Baltimore for general information:
Resopea That the Democratic National Conven-
ton be held at Cincinnati in the State of Ohio.
Resoued That in constituting future National Conven-
ons OF the democratic pary order the respective
rights OF the States to their relative representation in such
conventions each State shall be entitled the number
of delegates that it has votes in the electoral college, and
more; and that the democratic national committee in
king arrangements for the National Convention pro-
vide such number OF therein for each State and
the to the delegates elect.
Rsoired, That the time Of holding the next convention
be designated by the democratic national commee and
that their CALI the above resolution be inserted the
rule for choosing delegates"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
SPEECH or MIR cocHRANE

The speech of Mr. John Cochrane of New York city
the New York democratic State convention of the 10th
ulmo, Which spread before readers to-day, will
repay careful perusa Its defence of the great basis
principle which underes the Kansas and Nebraska bill is
vigorous able, and manly, and its invocation to the de-
mocray Of New York to up and take bold issue at
the coming election with those who oppose that bill and
seek its repeal cannot but be admired and appauded
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
AMERICANS RussiA-Extract from the St Petersburgh
correspondence of the Ohio Statesman;

correspondence OF Inc UDIO Ntattsinaht
There at present in st Peter,burph many Ameri-
cans and among them three officers OF the United Sa,cs
army-Maors Delahed and Mordecai, and Capt. MeCel-
landwho compose the commission sent out inspect the
Notifications OF the powers nj the continent
During their through England and France they had
informed all the liberties granted them that they de-
sired and infinitely observed all the latest improvements
made in their profession. Since their stay in this city
they have been very busy in the business acconpa
MED by aid TO he Minister OF War who has faithfully
performed the task allotted him. and to their entire
sfacon Their visit TO Cronstadt was an exceedinpy
pleasant and interesting one, but which they are in
honor bound TO conceal TIE particulars of II yet
tain whether they will visit the Crimea Col r. r. Shaft
ncr, of Kentucky, gentleman OF no small eleRraphic
notorety is here engaged in the project of World Cir
die Telegraph, which has by been regarded as
visionary idea but which promises reality the pres
of affairs in Europe seeming TO open The eyes Of
the powers that be TO the advantages and necessity Of H.
while the possibility no longer admits Of Doubt
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12

THE ELEETION In TEXAS.

The Galveston Civilian Of the 3lst ult says aBy this
mornings mail received very little additional election
AS the official votes come in from counties from
which have had reported figures considerable changes
frequently occur, but not snch vary the general re-
suit The majority of Pease ia little above 5000
and will be fully 5000 Bells will be fully 5o0o.n We
did think that Hon. Mr. Jones' OF Tennessee would have
next House of Representatives. but it would from the
above that Governor Bell has way of plng up majortes
quite equal 10 the in whch such things are done
in the famous 9Th district of Tennessee
The Galveston News Of the 2sth u has returns from
70 out Of 80 counties, which foot up as follows:
Pease's majority so far as heard from ara
Runpels's 9 - $50
Ftlds's 23Is
nelrs. western congressional district 4,loc
Wards, eastern - % 69s
The paper has the following in regard to the poii
cal complexion Of the next legislature
4" The senate consists Of .s members az being major
ty) OF which IL of the last session held Among these
four vacancies since occurred which filed by the
election OF White and Flanagan in August 1854 the other
two by ord and Palmer this election The remaining ls
senators are elected for ful term Of four years.
The house OF representatives consists of 30 members &c
being majority The above list contains the of Of
them all We have received OF which, from the best data be-
foro know nothing wings elected
by them, 20 are know hings, and are unknown"
The Besirop Advertiser krownotbing) OF the 25th el
has the following lament
The election news continues u and shall not
atempt regret the result. The American
know -nohing) party is beaten almost everywhere"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12
" ASHiNGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT IL. 1855

er. IsRArL Jams, Tenth street.
pAa, is general travelling assisted by Wa. H. WELD
Icts soLlIss, DKERise, j. BAMsIrT Tor.
o. MGR, n. W. MoRHisos, w. w. wILRy wn. L. WATKRsAs,
AtRx H. CARBON, ID. X. MusTIx, Bar f. swAn, I.
and r. DAVIS.
D Va. 4. W JAMES, No Hason street, Cincinnati Ohio, T.
general collecting the Western Texas
assis by H. j. Thomas =. w RAMSAY, WLuAM II. Thomas
fnos NJ JAmss c. nj. L. WIssMAS, L. CHnps, and Dr. VIII
Irwin. Reeeiprs of either will be good
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-12

Governor johnson, Of Georgia. to have addressed
the citizens OF Augusta last evening in refataon of the
foul ISLANDERS which have been heapcd upon him and bis
administration and in vindicaton Of the principles Of
civil and religious liberty