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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
Banking.


The public journals Of Virginia are beginning
10 discuss freely tbs respective merits Of the
new aad Cd systems Of bankIug How III oI1ei-
atiea in the state. The old banks will apply
10 tho next Legislature eF REGULATORS establish
iug them UPON Inc same footing they now &C.
cupy. THIS The friends Of the new system will
oppose, and endGagaf . obtain the passage OF
d general bankiag law, u hich viii extesd the
paaking privilege 10 at Who may comply with
the requirements u iAat law. For cur oan
part We venture . tie opinion, that such ia~
VIII multiply beyond computation, these moa-
led Institutions, and VS. can see no Diner o.
lleel IL It but to create deinald FOR Safe
bonds, aud regard il therefore as part and parcel
vi Tie eatrayaoai aGd demofalisiug system oil
internal improvements NOW in progress in Vif-
ghia, and which, j! not lsg ulatei, checked and
controlled, faust iesd either u leiadiallon or
ruin, by reason If buyslensunIe taxation upon
The NershaAtlle Interest, which now PAYS ebout
tNsothlrea Il The taxes The oil banking s,s
teaa has worked well, aud il is wise 10 lei well
Enough alone. As al original question, (tf il
be aol trsaaeI i'll this Iowa to alter the seuti-
nentl we are opposed to al! tdoi.ied coipuFa-
tioHs BFcaasa taa3 eaaeasteI sPiitt q specula-
ton Gad Yeatuis, AID Cfaale ausaess upon fell
li0as cansl. Bui tie question aow i not an
original tito. ihese Institutions haEo 5ecen,e
pan and H.gce. Oi IT. il AID eefaGefes, .ad TIE
poi.!i Row = be sseerialaea Is, low ate trey
10 &c fr.Gl4isd aad controlled - us . 60 tbs
least mischief are Re saast god. hel BY ba
ing augiaenIsJ IL Aguoes, 80 ars confident
lhes you'd he, aEoa lie ss-cs.isd iudependaa,
sysien.. Stat. bonds - lave beea iold, ere
10 be scattered over tbs and - thick 10 att
tumn leaves. These VIZ fora basis eaauga ~
an independent 5ank ii egsfY puiap and cross
road in tina State, aud under the general bauk
ing law pFaeo>sd We shaaId hage eae. W.
blush Tor tho eous.sicucY a,ld siaeeily el maA1
who Few yeats zInss qsolps-ed hostility II
the augmentation q ''TaEs3 ii lAs place 81
money, and Hhs 40 .ge2 willing IL issus
''T.ssH based upaa 9fsgs'' as circulating
inediam.-tfs4. Reeo,der
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Tie Rusaiaa orsae 81 Brussels, lie "-Nogd, u
puitta 40 tas eaofiauus iesset at tla iast attack,
estimating iiIeln q 5000 mon ot tbs French
sad pose d Ere English gaay, aal FIRMLY Us
ljtyss ,hal the Aolh Font strengthened -
enofnlos welks dufing lie long tese accord
ing II lbs plans Of I05feibe0 and 1Ieinirg..
" II ptoYe lar more dangerous al nnFedlrieat
10 The prugrss oi he Allies han lho l5ai.;c,.-
tiUns d lhe h.sabriaye, Mhieh, with ,he eXcep-
lion 0l The AiaiaAeli, VICE hastily Constructed
after the battle Of he i lma. and sill We're sGiii.
eieul 10 deiain the Allies ier tal eleven mouths.
The Norl adds lilat the Aafbog Of Sa5asl1pol
is wiIiil lhs tango Of lpe elnnoAs Of the Silver.
maya, aud cannot, therefore, be taken Tor ngw
basis a operations; thai any ships entering ii
would be Immediately destroyed y The ACFtheta
batteries; tbat lh3 Allies aust rely upon Kan-
iesa and Baiaklaya, ard with 'he dangers
OF tho eqai yociia. sio.ms, nave 10 cncupn.er VII
HE difficulties ola much greater distance ue.
tween their basic and their operations Than last
winter, while the position Of he Russian reliav-
ing amy remains entirely The same as bsiofe
The capture Of The kaIabelnaya, which in ne
way contributed to The oommissarlat OF the ar
my, and did not constitute any element Of lie
strength lis.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

cradle dynasty winch would sacrifice both
in Older 10 maintain itselfin power" We
would ask the attention. Of the Southern
Whiss and Know Nothings 10 these start
ling declarations, which mean nothing else
than that all the fragments of opposition
are TO be brought to bear against the Dem
ocracy because of its adherence TO the
kansas-Nebraska bill and in order TO Sc
cure an arti-Nebraska and abolition tri-
lumph. 10 the same parPort. the North
American warmly exaIts the address of the
Wing Central committee Of Pennsylvania,
who, il justi(Jing the adoption Of the can
ddates of the Know Nothing party, ''are
free to say, that ti.ty regard the defeat OF
the Democratic party, especially at this
time, as the foremost political duty of ali
who claim to cherish Wing principles
The Convention, actuated by This motive
directed, all their efforts to the concentra--
tion Of the various clements Of opposition
to the Democratic party, which, although
holding diverse views upon other points,
are uncompromi5ingiy hostile 10 the alter
nate weakness, corruption and perfdy Of
the presen. National Administration, and
TO the inherent viciousness and dangerous
| tendencies Of the Democratic patty, as NOW
organized, and under lis present leaders
In other words, the Hf. eut Adminislla-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

: u The Richmond Enquirer points with
cheering hopes 20 a speech very recently de-
lvered IN Ieinmany Hall By Ex-Gov Horatio
Seymour. He has acted with the 'Softo Dem
ocfals, but he has ooby stepped forward to re-
ion platform, and 10 do justice to tho great prin
cipie of equality and tight, coatended for by
the South. Ito denounces the Unreasonable con
duct oil those who are for s'arraying one sec
lion four common country against another, and
for aiousing The passions Of The North against
tho SOUTH and whose idea of the undue pow
Ell of tie South lnaiuly originates in the New
England Stales0 He shows the ialsily Of The
charges Of territorial acquisitions and political
aegreseions 10 promote Sou bern designs, and
justly feuarks that ''lhe Political peace OF the
country has passed into The hands of tbs igee
Status, and that power is Increasing with start.
ling lapldily. IAa preservation Of our Union
depends upon tbs wisdom, ,.odesatiol sad sls
tico VI tho Motih
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Editorial Change.

Richard Mauzy, ESQ has connected
himself with the True American" pub
iished III this place, as co-proplietor and
editor. The fact is announced in ii lengthy
article from Nj. NJ. partaking slightly of
the sublime, the ridiculous and the not
understandable. Mr. NJ. has had an ex-
perience of some five years, as an editor
of WING paper. He was connected
with the Lewisburg Chronicle from 1SA9
to 1854, whore hiS editorials were charge
terized by a fervent ardor in behalf Of
Wing measures aud judicial and vigo-
rous system Of internal Improvements. -
There is no disputing the fact that 3lr. NJ
has been warm and efficient friend Of the
Central and the CoyiHgton and Ono Rail-
roads, which fact Of Itself should cotnmend
him to a kind welcome from this eommu.
nifty. Added TO this, Mr.. NJ. is gentle.
man oil high character irrepoaehable III
his private !iie---and of education and
means. We wish him success III bust.
ness point, and cordially reeiproc4te the
friendly sentiments which conclude his
salutatorg.
fbe True American will hereafter be
published and edited By 9. <. Gilmei
q Richard Ha4zy We trust The firm
may realize Jiaif hopes sia expectations,
,,.ii Is. atl .s A. tIs-.. II - T. -
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
waetora Coal and 1laa Convention.

Tie uadmsisaesi; in bahali Il themselves aud
olheis, respectfully suggest lhal : Gonyeuliob
De Aed al Gharlesea. &aeawha oaauiy, Viz
giuia, 8. tie 10Th o. November nexl, iov be
purpose ct .a&ing (.le necessal Steps Il d1ges
oga sHa demonstTasa 10 i.sIaanse mineral
wealth ct taal aagt5ci. Of Virginia. Wase;ed b.
,hs Great kaaaw IN, Guganag.la aad Bis S4aay
rivers, aud tleig tFi5atAliea. ara 10 coaisr pg0A
the lgsl moaas q rendering j; alalabe The
iayiie de'esatas ao. oaiY from lie oo0ndss -
nag n tho section mentioned, and on The project
ed works 81 ia5egnal improvement LEADING
t4~a.ds d, bat representatives .fa.n tia various
coal lgon a8a ae. eei''? ai.s5e eaiasaeess Wi.hIe
MS earads al4 iGeg also 81. uezs l4fs slgeul-aee
u l!.q Ir.aals Ut .Agse Aass # Transportation.
aay Pa.t 81 #hose le9a!eea als oaTsqlesi SO 10
dfa@H feaistsy % ltniae.4,ely isom f..ls seq
loHs and E#4g States. .asoa5ia - Tho f.cIe..as
9! las iGiH 81 afaaae;ioaa Of tho county.
JaH5a II, i3r.@a a,TafE7aut 81he tl-,riU.
Ii t. H5H aa.usii54 ~ E..gi.a. Henry
.k1hifss7= Packs It. - G!B3Ff,.Ifa
's..a-gal A. 81 d!sf, r. uati z, Harry. !eAn ,.
i.enia, Iha.us3 Daan English.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

O. The Richmond Enquirer says
while we can imagine !. state Of afiA;rs
which would render the Unioa case to
the South, we sre no disanionists. and we
shall deprecate aay act. coming from the
Moth or South, having the slsghtes. ten
dency to leopard the safety and efficiency
OF err present federal eompeet. Union,
With peace, eguaiit. aud honor. is What
wa trust aud believe gve will have. despite
lie oumelous efforts 10 tAe coatrary, made
BY ihe isms aud factions nov SO rife i'll the
land. The constitution is the bu!wark OF
our national aad state defence; il Is the
code Of honoi. Of light, Of justine and IL
!ersst, binding ahke ali the parts cf tho
eoHfedsracy.'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
NyFYa NtceEa7

Durjingame boosts thai he devoted ten
sleerisss nights u tie defeat Of Gafdav,'.
Nomination, bis la,e political lrleul aal
associate.
The Bee says tie Rev. 1ir, Hall, whom
il assisted &c a seat ii Congress, has been
circulating story thst Is uot tue, aud
advises Ai.a 70 rsaee, upeu The niutA COM
amendment duling bis Devotional exercises.
The same paper that aided Henry Will
son--fhe political btoker=-to a seal in the
I. S. seuate, says:-Boston Pest,
"At Worcester Mr. John Rogers, OF
Mansfield. alo hut also acted with The
IfeesolIefs. ard was wafn itiend OF Hen.
~ wilson, urging every eXeriiou las: win.
ter to accomplish Wilson's election 10 the
y. S. aenate--asked the honorable sena-
tor how he could consistently use his en-
beavers to overthrow political organi.:a-
ten from which he had received the most
desirable Office in the gift OF the people Of
Massachusetts !"
Hon. Henry Wilson, Massachusetts, rep.
IesentatiYe III the Senate o; tie Uaited
States. replled---
III 5low tie 'ohoie tang (American par
~ 10 he'll aud dGmaation.n
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

g-Ihe lion john Mcpherson, EX.Con-
sal &c s. enoa rs now IL Stanton. attend
ing tas u. s. Court, and is stopping at the
Virginia Iloiel The Col. is beginning 10
show slightly the effects of lhe ravsges Of
lime. Although dressed as gay and as i'm
posing as usual, still his whitening locks
indicate that hi. services to the Federal
and State Governments, have pressed up.
On him. Long may he live, however, 10
enliyen by his smiles, and bring TO our re-
membrane the appearance of race Of
men fast passing away--a true Virginia
gentleman, and The tasty diplomatst.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

- e. alssI.

siazH8-t5 = g,zelaz.
: private Letter 20 ,sat.izea Of ta;s tia :
Gag the Lexington Gazette from saien
in 4seaDolse county, gives tie particulars
ot aaeaet committed it that place sa
Saturday last. d. Richards, wei! known
physician Of Salefa, vas shot and almost
instantly killed BY BIZ. Clayton Cald-
wei Of New Castle, Craig county. 1t APP
pears from the letter, that Mr.. Caldwell
separated .tsm lis wife some 10 years ago
on account Of alleged infdelity on her
part; and recently Mr.. 9. had some cause
10 saspec. Chat Dr. Il. vas ;he offender
As no che was present at the interview
between The parties, which took place At
Or. RS Office, il Is only left 10 conjecture
that Mr. c. went and demanded some ex-
PLANTATION Of the offence. bat receiving no
satisfaction Immediately drew pistol and
discharged It's contents into the abdomen
oil Dr.. Il. DR.. TerriIl happened TO be
riding b. at the instant, and hearing the
report Of The pistol, dismounted and has.
tened into the Office, DR.. Il. as soon as
he received the fatal wound, ran out into
the yaid and cried for help. When DR..
Terrli entered tie oqiee, he found Mr..
Caldwell alone in the room and Ell ea-
curing, "wha. was the matter I" Mr.
C.--shia in the act Of putting pistol in
his poeket-replied, 81 shot hin and do
not deny it, Dr.. Richards fingered only
a few moments and expired. Nj. CALI
well was inme diate!y ARRESTED end Is now
in all
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

GpoaoIA flEcrioN--The result of The
election in Georgia on last Thursday has
proved most encouraging. Johnson, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, who
was elected few years since by majori-
" of about 500, now beats his Know Moth
ing opponent, Andrews, Gpe A.ousand.--
The Democrats haze elected i've out Of
eight Congfessmen. STEPHENS and Cobb
both being Of the successful Democrats -
The result is most cheering, and plainly
proves that Know Nothingism is an uncon-
genial plaut for Southern soil
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

~ Tie Democracy OF the couAtty,
(says the Boston Post.} aided BY the ma
tional wings, are raliyiag fer the approach
ing contest throughout the Union. with
zeal and confidence. Tie narrow section.
a feeling tAet class Of political aspirants
are eadearofiog 10 ihcditate, viii never
receive the sanction of the grea, body Of
The American people; and taose young
men who are looking 20 the future for
fame and elevated position. will fad thai
the only way to reach the destiny tie.
desire5is by the path of democracy. Sec
tionalism has been the bape Of all politi-
ciane WHO have embraced ii as the means
Of attaining that honorable, popular favor,
which must be The basis OF al personal
power and eiyil distinction. The Jnion---
the UNlos--'he Coeaify--the WHOLE
gouNqRY-THIS GRAND CoNFEDE-
RAC9 Of TllIRTY.0NE STATES, is
The great ldea which { vas! majority Of
The twent y-!ise. millions Of people '. no in
ha6ii the land of Washington cherish in
their hearts, and Will petpelpA.e in their
laws and in ell their political action. ,fhis
sen ,;iaent is The vitality Of the Republic,
and Is IS necessary 10 its existence as b!ood
70 hua:aa he. Therefore, fidelity to ibis
seatiaani is what VIII be eXacied from all
who seek public ttlst all who would
have their names recorded smong the
Statesmen and parties whose services have
received the sanction and admiration Of
t!eif county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

o. The Fitm Of Brown s. Shook Rich
moud. "a, we understand, has gona BY
the Boasd. Mg. Brown is Of tbs county,
and his loss ID heavy. Alr. Shook Aas leA
Tor peas unknown. Mr.. Brown is one Of
ctr most enlei Uprising, respectable and esti-
.aab!e citizens. and We regret exceedingly
lbe misfortune thal has bsfell tin. tire tie
iaisa,sasgemeas d his partner. We trust
hie los1 may Prove te9s than ii is now e.
5ia4sed, Mr.. D.spcpt s!te greater portion
at Hae on is farm in his county,
leaving tue HriueiHal management IF lis
business IN fiehnohd u ms paaucr.--
Hence she Understands SAFE II gai,a
which SOW exists. 2'heg wsfe as 4aecl
unexpected ta hlm 81 10 tae Fab!ia-
Tie G,m q Dr4e g. Brown, Of R.eA-
moad have also, a. We are iAfofmaa. eus-
peudcded operations.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

&.ondsy Ae@i is TIE day fixed by the
Legislature Councils Of Kansas Cor the ell
eeiien OF u Delegate TO Congress from that
Territory, aud Tuesday o. tue ensuiug
week is the day appointed for like cleo,
ton BY the late Convention representing
tse Free State inhabitants oi the Ter
fitory, who, considering the acts Of tue
Legislature null and void, have teteImip-
ned to pay no regard to the provision i,
has made relating to the choice Ola Dela.
gate 10 Congress. This separate acton.
besides preventing any necessary collision,
az The polls between TIE slavery aud autj-.
slavery parties will most probably have
lhe effect c! imposing upon one branch of
Congress the necessity Of expressing It's
JndaeA-ei,! upoA the iinpoitaH! question: of
tae legality of the acts CT the Territorial,
Legislature. On Monday tAe Legislature
patty vii. lave the election all their own
way, and ehouse Delegate altar theie
heart, and IN tie eilsuiag week the Free
State patty will also have their election all
their own way, and elect Delegate who
will represent thett views oi tue rights Of
tae Territory. Nh.h beth .heee Dele
gates SHALL pleseui themselves 10 the Honst,
Of Representatives aAd elaia the seat
which on!y one Ct ;As;a can occupy, tbs
decision 81 their conflicting claiu.a viii ..
course involve, eittiss directly OF Indirect
", decislpu az 10 tas legally Of tAe Leg
islatuie. AID .aia is statsJ % have been
TIT o5jqc' u i.le isee state pai,y iu re4ulv-
'ag Vgop elalaia clectjen,~ s.;isa4s Ea7
isiI lg.saehr
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Or Tie wife and eldest daughter Of
Chief Justice Ianey. died IA Norfolk this.
+. sea Z yellow fever.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

aBs~ Il seems iron the accounts publish
ed of the operation Of the allied troop. be-
fore sebostopol, tia; the victory there
achieved, was enphatically Frenrh vie
tory. The honors Of the triumph, by
common consent, seem to be awarded TO
the French ARM.
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Agents for the vindiea tor.

Agents for the Vindicater.
The following gentlemen are authorized anu re
queetod to act as Agents for the indicator
$. S. Abney, ESQ.,, Barterbrook,
]. Taylor, Esq, Waynesboro
SAINT Koiner, ESD. Koiner $ Store
DR.. Roberts, New Hope.
DR.. G. r. Harris, Mt. Sidney.
NJ A. koiner, Esq, Long Meadows.
Jas. 4. Clarke Esq, Mt, Selen
Andrew Chncdinst, Esq, Spring Hill.
We will appoint other agents as soon as VIC can
arm suitable ones for other sections of the county
In Monterey, Highiend, VIM. w. Flemming, Esq,
the authorized agent of the indicator.
F. MeNulty Is the authorized agent for the Vim
aicator, at Meadow Dale, Highland county.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

&C. Che simple questoe is, say The abo-
liiien prints, sshaH stGro4y 5e caieatied I"
The people Of Maine determined thai i,
shah not be extended over tIlen in shape
Of a Neal Dow liquor laa. and il is high
y probable that The people Of hlassachu-
SETS will give Ike Indignant answer TO
the aMestion.--RosloN posi.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

G.-9eF Ee'E hbef q the Uaion nepub-
lieau bQnofed us s.i.l several editorial az
tiales in lis Issue Of Tuesday last. We
arc sorry or inclination does not lead 8.
IL ler.aer fspiy. il he is satisfied #i.A
slss Justice Of taa nanaer IN which he hes
proceeded % convict Is Of Inconsistency,
4e have ~ further complaint to urge
iRe ase stiil unchanged IN cur views e.
He questions iayoleed,aad as ve disPair d
cur neighbos addeeies yay aggamea y laet
to alter tlai conviction, we VIII have to be
put down as ''hart-Learie'." and "stid-
ner.sl sinner, unrepunims aad uniepen;-
ed OF.
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Wood anted.

Those Of our subscribers who prefer
paying their subscriptions in weed. will
please commence hauling il At once. as VT
are mucl. in need Of It.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

There will be a meeting Of The Ameri-
can party, oa SATURDAY evening, The 9Th Of
October, II Sans Hall, in The new build
ing opposite the Union hall. 4 full at
tendance is desi<d, as business Of impor-.
lance viii BIZ brought before the meeting.
BY order Of the President.
&C. The above we iad in lwo @ the
Know Noting papers of the pleee--ihe
i'1'lae Amsric4u" and the aUnion Re-
publican" The latter paper Is opposed 10
tie place Of meeting IS indicated in the
call, and ufgee nth considerable vehe-
nsaea tie importance u free dlscassioa
aud open action. The Republican thinks
the Ceer. flouse would be the proper
place. 4'ifut is iighi. neishboi. lie, Is
all have 9 haaee 10 learn. We are par.
siculeriy aaxious to te locker on Al
one Of the Know Nothing pow-vows. ana
would be l4aea gfatiii5d II yoef bold aud
candle recommendation he adopted IN IL
tusa. Bu. which is tvs ofsaa2 The
American, The Republican. CT lie Specie
tof2 We ale af.aid ouE neigE1or is get
ting cut of tue sracl.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Or Our readers WILL no doubt, be in
terested il the account we publish to-day
OF The Walker and Alsney expedition.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

o. The wager sgainst The horse pulling
sack oil salt six feet. by rope four hun
bred feet long, was decided on the Wes~
tern Square, Richmond. "Wednesday, the
horse winning With apparent ease.
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E-escicsAg IN London.

s-@-t'+eSLit3 IA A-JHCUns
LONDON, SEpTEM8GR 1t, is55-SehasfoIai'
has aisn! ia England tina glorioas tilinsa
are not SO much circulated as difu,ed The
air IS full OF Tejoicings. You pass a man in the
stress, aud his beaming face tells you az rnurh
as second edition fell Of dearalches II yon'
were deaf and could rot hed- he bells or sht.
cannon. or dumb and soup not ask .he fneas-i
ms oil the enthusiastic gatherings al every srett
corner, II You could no, read word from the
plaeards staring III yna from every wall and
"indon, you could not help knowing that Sc
basiopol Is fallen. indeed, the press, the tele-
graph, The railway are quite uneqnaed TO The
OCCASION The Times cannot be bought for
shilling second hand; the police have to guard.
the newspaper offices from the eager crowds
that besegethem; the good news has 10
Spread IN ihe Old primitive way, and the Sc
cond editions GENE painting after. Every body
Is on tiptoe. The News isn't so far wrong il
saying that "universal England geiteth drunk"
The very houfs look intelligent and anmale,k
the Neflest doiaTd seems 10 ha'i-appreciats
the exifaefdinafy occasion. The truth is thar
England feels as II her ,!ay Of rejoicing hal
come, and she rejoices without stint OF mea.
sure.
ExuLTAfioN OF THE ALLIES .-PeIissier
has been created Marshal of France, and
Paris completely illuminated On account
OF the Sebastopol victory
4 grand national fe deua was celebra-
led at the charch of No,ra Fame, the Elm.
Peror attending 10 person.
QNeed Niciora has sent an address Of
t'iauiss 70 h-ratmy. and directs Gen simp-
3 II 10 congratulate hlsssha'l prlissier on
his brilliant vi tony.
Throughout Fr'aes md Eaypnl the ~
soit.gs i, immense
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

80 1he statement I've published iast
week Of the aeeidsa. GA tlte. Central EH,oad
west Of staualol. Vyss in soma u the dc,
tails vrsopeous. AiF. Sanger. rs We learn
from his attending physician. only had
his leg fractured in oae, aad proisa5|} tggo
pisces. His other injuries consist IN bfal-
ses Tie black n&n Who. +. ,,as reported
We0id Het likely recover. Is noas #.l..ia !
about Our informant Mas mistaken as to
he extent qf his injury.
iAraevGaear,---aies4rq. Marquis IS.
Eeiig, Aefbie cutters. Of this place have
lassie moss be4ut..di Improvements al
tae.I pfee4ises. ea AssEa stfrss. aey aays
efectsd a heuasoms ifo4 fence, upea "a
staae bsss, IN !faa: Of 'aeir y.sd The
entrance is a1eiieel bg asafe ofg wreath
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