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The Nevada journal., 1856-10-10
A Card

As charges of bad faith have been made against
me by persons employed by under the direc-
on of the Board of Supervisors and board the
INDECENT sick am induced make statement to the
public.
Ifrstrceeived my appointment County Physician
from Judge Caswe in the fall of 1854 Subsequently this
appointment confirmed by the Supervisors of 1855,
by whom was instructed and authorized furnish board
nursing medicine and medical attendance the indi-
gent sick ofthe county. My bills when presented were
all allowed till last winter when amounting to 5000
fof medical service medicine board and nursing during
the period of four months refused 1t is proper
state that the present Beard of Supervisors failing
appoint continued my services the
~ sick under the present Board two months.
received assurance from Charles Marsh of the
Board after my bill rejected that would present
bill for medical services alone, would be all right
presented bill of s375 and those who hal nursed and
boarded introduced theirs separately the Board At
the last session Of the immaculate Board, allowed
800 only. though the bill at first did amount nclud
ing medicine, to two dollars per visit The persons
instructed to employ did not fare well bill of $500
put in by "Od TILL the Board any notice
Of At all Now am charged with not paying the debts
contracted in good fath the authority of the proper
officers, believing the county would render justice.
may not be amiss to that the present County
Physicians have received 200 months medic al
service alone, while longer period have not
yet received 81 GOO and have been by John Brown
to boot.
To the immaculate Board-Charles Marsh in particular
= have to say their magnanimity is unbounded. So
much ching from those who have rendered service by
tseir orders, is seldom with ave are best of all led
% mems principles by what they do" H. HUNT.
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A RARE CHANCE!!

A GOOD INV ESTMEN IT.
NHE subscriber is induced to offer for sale some of the
most desirable property known In the country on
advantageous terms The property consists Of a
Hotel, Store, and Butchers Shop,
situated II miles from Nevada City the stage road to
Washington =;
The Hotel is well known the travelling public Ms the
sMoUNTAIN SPRING House being of the most popu
lar and well patronzed public houses in the mountains
The stages stop twice per day at the establishment
There is ample accommodations in the lodging depart
ment for thirty travellers The dining all IS sufficiently
commodious to accommodate as many as NAV call The
house is well furnished throughout and in short the
whole establishment is of the complete to be
found in the State
The Store is doing excellent business selling fully
three goods per week The customers are of the
best class principally miners, who pay cash
At the Butchers Shop they kill three beeyes Der week
which sell for cash readily There being no butchers
shop in the vicinity this has monopoly the trade
The whole of the above property Will be sold together
with $50 of Land Garden furnished with zach
trees, grape vines, SC. Also, fine Ice House Mules
Hogs Chickens and desired the stock of Goods in the
store. ~.
Being desirous of devoting my time and attention
wholly to the lumber business in the immediate vicinity
is the only for offering the above valuable proper
ty for sale.
Refer to the Hon. A. B. DIBBLE, E. G. WAITE or the
proprietor on the premises.
septl9-tf GEORGE s. MAKER.
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EnsOlVemt Notice.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA County of Nevada, ss-In
~ the District Cour 18th Judicial District In the mat
of the petition of Henry Juan prayngo be
ed from his debts as an Insolvent debtor.
Pursuant to order this day made by Hon Niles Sears
District Judge of the District Court aforesaid Notice
is hereby given to all the creditors of the said Henry u
an to be aud appear before said Court Monday the
20th day of October A. d. 1856 at 10 o'clock. A. NJ at the
Court House in the city of Nevada then and there to show
cause any they why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted and he be dschargedfrom his debts
Insovent debtor.
Given under hand with the seal of the District Court
l.. s. aforesaid hereto affixed this 10th day of
September A. D. 1856
J. II. BOSTwICK Clerk
BY Thomas p Hawley Dep
James Churchman, Atty for Petitioner septl24w
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MECHANICS LIEN

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township of
- Nevada. In Justices Court before Sidney Her
bert, Justice of the Peace in said township.
Merryman e. Co. Plaintiffs VS.. j. C. Foster and Alex.
Leonard defendants
Whereas the above plaintiffs have commenced their ar
ton against defendants enforcement of
Mechanics Lien the following described premises viz
onestory house building the side Main street
and the lot which said building stands situated in the
town of Gold HILL county, township and State aforesaid
known (at the time said lien fled the Foster
or Alex. Leonard House or building.
And whereas the said lien of the plaintiffs has been es-
tabshed by the Judgment of this Court against the said
premises Now therefore, all persons holding or claiming
liens on the said premises are hereby notified to be and
appear before office in the city of Nevada on
the lth day of October 1885, then and there to ex-
hibit proofs of their said liens As'i
Dated Nevada this l4th day of August, A. D. 1856.
septic SIDNEY e. HERBERT Justice Of . Peace
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- BRIGHT STREAK OF FGaATITUpr-The follow
co oitizen without the knowledge OF Dr. Young We CONT
II as complimentary tribute one of the most skiful
physicians at ever made this state his residence As
was entirely unsolicited and made public without the
knoledge of any one but the writer |. speaks volumes
oe cut ont and pinned reference to any one
VINO shculd unfortunately be similarly situated;
l o my afflicted Fellow Men being about TO leave
INC State Of california for my home in Michigan wish be-
fore leaving TO recommend your notice that bcn
factor Dr. J. C. Young. on the very brink of th,
gravew5en he stretched forth and saved me from
death For several years had been troubled with com
pheaton OF diseases brought by bad habits aggravated
py exposure IN the mines which had weakened nv sy.
TEN and undermined constitution have often con
tempatcd suicide Borne down by racking pains in nv
body dizziness in head eyes pains and misery i,
my back and hips weariness my legs evil forebodnrs
together with confirmed melancholy Considered rnv
best friends worst enemies dreams wcrc fr;eh,i
and at times strange Phantasies took complete
Of my mind was fast hurryng to insanitvib ,rs.
oilvIng deaths In this state friend and partner in min
ing business approached the subject and advised ma
70 20 to the Bay and see DIR YoungI did So and thank Col
fof IT, r Dung examined my case and told me be eas
cure me shortly after commenced taking his med,5Ir
my troubles began to decrease and in shsac months
perieeiy We'll Take my ADVICE all You that are sffictcd
ana can upon him, for he vii he cure vol far ~
mas cured several of acquaintance after tcr Ma h..
come discouraged by being deceived the humbns ~
tne day both BY american and foreign vagabopds Nv
ncart leaps him with gratitude for Els bene.s 70
- laee,S4l CHAs. p MAsRoBE.
rSyGLEs HYPERION FLU. For s,,ehv
RUDOLPH, Dr,,xs;
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C0nsfabIess Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada ss-
~ By virtue of order, to delivered issued from
the Court of " Norton Esq, acting Justice of the
peace in and for the county aforesaid bearing date Sep
ember 18th, D. 1856, to satisfy judgment for the en-
orcement of Mechanics Lien rendered by said Justice
of the Peace the 9th day of August 1856 in favor
ofthe Snow Tent Lumber Company and against Messrs
Chapp e. Irwin, for the of SS2 81 debt interest
damages and costs of suit will sell to the highest bidder
for cash. in front of Taylor Johns store Humbug City
Saturday, the 11th day of October 1856 between
the hours of IL o'clock NJ and O'Clock the following
described property to wit certain Dwelling House
and Barn. situated in Humbug City, and known as the
Irving House. and held by said lien. Taken the pro
perty of Chapp Iryin to satisfy the above demands
accruing costs. II. MOON, Constable
September H. 1856. sepl9-td
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MR.. FILLMORE AND THE PACIFIC
RAILRoAD.-Read the following letter
Of Millard Fillmore. Let his position
on the Railroad question be properly
understood:
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 80, 1856.
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of the 4th inst, in which you inquire
whether my sentiments remain the same
IN reference to internal improvements
by the General Government, and espe
cially with reference to a railroad to
California, as they were in 1850, when
sent my first annual message to Con-
gress.
In reply to your inquiry, permit me
to state that l have invariably refused
to pledge myself to any particular
course of policy in case of my election
to the Presidency. My past life is the
only guarantee which l can give for my
future conduct But have no hesita-
tion i'm saying that have seen no cause
to change my sentiments on the subjects
OF your inquiry, and consequently they
remain the same as they were when /
Penned my annual message to Congress
in 1850.
Lam, gentlemen, your obed't serv't,
MILLARD FILLMORE.
Messrs. John Skinker, G.. W. Whitman,
James Allen, and W. w. Upton, Sac
ramento, California.
That TERRIBLE VoTE.-The Demo
crat has the following "vote for Presi-
dents"
On Friday evening last the gentle
men attending the ball at the Ross
House, took vote for President with
the following result
buchanan, 20 Fillmore, 2
Fremont, 2
The "ball" alluded to was a regular
Irish fandango, and the two Fillmore
men ought to be broomsticked, like poor
Tray, for being caught in bad company
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Assessors Notice

Ii persons having capital invested in mining claims
are hereby notified to hold themselves in readiness
to give in the amount of the to the Assessor in
cordance with the revenue laws of this State
The following is the opinion of the Attorney General
"JNo. MCCOY. Assessor Nevada County;
Sir: am of opinion that capital invested in mining
claims is proper subject of taxation under the revenue
laws of this State W. T. WALLACE
Sacramento, July 2Sth, 1856 Attorney General
sepl2f JOHN Mccoy, Assessor
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Notice.-The services of the Episcopal Church (by
re Rev Mr. CooperO will be held every Sunday morning
At l0i o'clock in the second story of Fleurshutz brick
building, on Main street. adjoining the Nevada Journal
Printing Office. The public invited attend lsepl2
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T EAL g. co

33 Broad Street, Nevada.
OFFER the trade the largest best selected stock
~ Of merchandise to be found In this city the
market prices for CASH.
All Goods sold by US delivered Free of charge In and
near town.
PROVISIONS.
Billings Hams New York and Boston Sugar cured dc.
Oregon Hams Oregon Bacon.
Pork in whole or hlf Barrels; New York Bacon.
California and Oregon smoked Beef
Thos Hope Co, selected Orange county Butter.
I. Adams
Lard Flour
GROCERIES.
full and complete assortment of all descriptions
ALE & PORTER.
Tenants and Byass, in qts and PTS
XIX New York Stock Ale in hhds and half barrels
brewed expressly for the California market.
CIGARS Sc TOBACCO.
Genuine Havana, various choice brands
Domestic, various CHOICE brands
Let Her Rip Tobacco.
CASED GOODS.
Adamantne and Sperm Candles sosn
Assorted Jelies, Catsup
Pie Fruits. Iemon Svrup
wolfe's Aromatic schnapps, Pine Appiesyrup
sautern Wine, Strawberries,
Hook Wine Pine Apple
tiaret WINE; Fresh pples
Champagne Heidseiek. Pears,
ehampagne, Munns Cabinet, Ounces.
Raisins, Lobsters
Ginger Wine, Turkey.
Vermouth, Chicken
Wormwooa Cordial. Green Corn.
Masashine, Orgeat
kirsh Cider,
Raspberry Syrup, Oysters,
strawberry do Pickles,
Brandy Peaches, Blackberries
LIQUORS & WINES.
Old Pinett Cartileon G. Co. Brandy
LSazerac DeForge.
A Brilloun.
Louis lie Burton & Co. Vintage 1905
Vim Louis
Bercoit Trioche & Co.
]. & F. Martell
Marett e. Co.
Champagne United Vineyard Proprietors.
L. Seignette
Meders & Wolfs Swan Gin.
Jamaica and It Croix Rum.
New England Rum.
Old Reserve and Bourbon Whiskey.
Scotch and Irish Whiskey.
Old Tom.
Pale and Brown sherry in wood and glass.
Old Madeira in wood and glass
Old Port in wood and glass.
For sale by
TEAL & co.
33 BROAD STREET.
augl5r Nevada
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EelST.

ON the 9th of September 1856 Promissorv Note for
" S6OO0 dated January LIST, 1856 drawn by Abbott e.
Edwards to Edward Kelsey, order and credited with
interest on the back thereof All persons notified not
to negotiate purchase the payment thereof
been stopped The finder will be arded by applying
at the NEVADA JOURNAL OFFICE. septl2tf
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the and style of H.
G. PHILLIPS Co, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons having demands against said firm
requested to presentthem for settlement and all those
indebted to said firm will please make payment imme
datey to H. c. PHILLIPS, who is alone authorized to
settle and collect the accounts of the aforesaid firm
H. G.. PHILLIPS,
c. L. JOHNSON
Nevada, September g, 1856 septl93w
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FO r 8 AT, Fl
Dissolution.

HOPARTNERSHIIP heretofore existing between J. &
~ Me- IL and T. }. KEEPER, in the Butchering bust
ness at the town of Sebasto Nevada County his day
dissolved, by mutual consent sss.J- S McftTHs
Sebastopol, July 6, 1856 PJ KEEFER
The business will hereafter be continued the under
signed who will always have hand assortment of
Meats the best in the market. sepl9-3tsl J. s McCUE
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-10
Superior Billiard Tables
Under the proprietorship Of
GEORGE WRIGHT,

From the best manufactory in the State with marble
beds, and the best balls and cues
In fact the entire establishment is of the ee
CANT comfortable and commodious in the State and
pains viii be spared to give it reputation ahead of all
competitors in every department. Charges in all cases
moderate septl9-tf
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-10
The Table

Will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the
market affords.
The Beds and Furniture are New
And for style and comfort cannot be excelled
Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation
of S7Ladies and Families.
Having had long experience in the business, we are
eonoelt of being able make the of the
most desirable Hotels in the mountains.
THIS BLOCK is substantially built of BRICK and with
stood the late disastrous fire. The airy and
well furnished and from the Balconies you have splen-
did view of the surrounding country.
EWOPEN ALL NIGHT.
THE BAR will be under the supervision of Mr.
Thomas Henry and viii at AL times be supplied wi h
the choicest Liquors and Cigars.
l5tf PEARSON &HEAI,Y
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National Exchange,

No. 81 BROAD STREET, NEVADA.
aaa The undersigned late proprietors of the United
.!oH## States Hotel having leased
lsss#M Bicknell's Block,
Ez&dszn and handsomely fitted up throughout,
prepared accommodate permanent and transient
erS n a style UNSURPASSED in the state
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-10
American Exchange.

&edAa The above named House Is now open for the
E.,W accommodation of the travelling and resident
ssi public on the site of Frishe's famous Restau-
GiAGsss rant and Saloon, at the junction of
Main, Washington and Commercial SITS.
The House is new, and the largest most commodious
and best furnished opened in Nevada No expense
has been spared to make the establishment the
Best and most Complete House in the City.
Combining elegance with comfort it offers
ons for the transient border that
be surpassed in the State The central position this
House occupies renders it desirable stopping place.
starting from and arriving at this establishment makes
1t highly convenient for transient visitors.
The Restaurant
Is under the propretorship of BURNS & NORTON, ex-
perienced caterers from San Francisco who have had
number of experience in the business first class
hotels. They will guarantee thatthc
IT "A H Il Il
VIII be supplied with all the luxures and comforts to be
had in the market and the attendants will pay strict
tenton to the comfort of those who visit the House
Lodging Department.
The paors and bedrooms large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished with irst-rate beds,
taken to keep the beds and clean and comfortable
The Bar
Is under the charge of GEORGE LEWIS and will at all
at all times be found well supplied with all kinds the
best Wines, Liquors. Light Drinks, Cigars &c.
Connected with the establishment in large and plea
SAINT room, are two
Superior Billiard Tables,
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-10

Fall & Winter Clothing
A. BLOCK & CO.,
Corner Of Commercial and Pine Streets,
NEVADA.
WOULD call the attention of the citizens of Nevada
and sur surrounding country to their large and well
ing in part of
Coats.
Cloth and Fancy Cashmere Business Coats:
Surtouts Sacks, and other styles of Overcoats;
Cloth and long nap Tamas
Blue Pilot and Beaver Monkey Jackets
Fine black cloth Frock Coats;
Goto mixed Cashmere Coats
Vests.
Black silk Velvet Vests latest style.)
Black figured Silk, Cashmere and Satin Vests;
Fancy and plain Cashmere Vests.
Pants.
Plain aud fancy Cashmere Pants;
Plain and fancy Satinett Pants;
Black Doeskin and Cashmere Pants;
Tweed and Kentucky Jeans Pants.
Shirts and Drawers.
Davis & Jones' Patent Shirts, Qarge stock;)
Silk undershirts and Drawers;
White and Gray Merino Shirts and Drawers;
Flannel, Check and Hickory Shirts.
Hats.
Black Brown and Pearl French Hats,
Black, Brown and Pearl Wool Hats
Blankets.
White, Blue, Red and Gray Blankets
Domestic.
Four-fourths brown and bleached Sheetings;
Together with alarge assortment of
+ U RNIS HIG GOODS,
In endless variety.
Rubber.
BY clipper ships M d, Sutton" Polynesia and "Ro-
bin Hood we are in receipt of large stock of In
dia Rubber Coats (black aud white, with capes)
Boots and Pants, imported direct from the New York
manufactures, which will be offered to the trade at
San Francisco prices, freight added
- A BLOCK co.
Ne'aaa septemDer2o 1885, sep26-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nevada Fillmore Club.---This Club is now or
Eanized and will hold regular meetings next Saturday
Erenins at temperance Hall The following named gen
uemen officers of the Club
President-J. F. RUDOLPH.
Tice PresideRt-C. F. WOOD.
Secretdry-T. Z. BEANS.
Corresponding Secy-E. @, WAITE
Tredsur0-N p. BROWN.
Ereeiaire Comni1tee-George Hurst John Anderson
c. c. Green, Miles Galley.
VAN 8. YOUNG, of Grass Valley, announces him
self Independent Candidate for Sheriff of Nevada
County p,5w
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Dissolution.

EBESSOEUt1On.
MOTIF is hereby given that the hereto
fore existing under the and style of John Ian
Co is this day dissolved by mutual consent Ape
sons having demands against said firm requested
present them for settlement all persons indebted to
said firm are called upon to make payment med atey to
John A Lancaster. J. A. LANCASTER
Nevada Sept 4-3w c. WILSON HILL
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For sale.

Dwelling House and Lot in the most desirable part
Aof thd city for private residence The House is
nshed throughout and will be sold with or without the
furniture, bargain if applied soon For further
particulars enquire at this office sept-lstf
FOR R ALE
THE well-known JUNCTION HOUSE situate on the
ridge between the South and Middle Yuba half mile
from the Back Bone. Enquire of
l9-tf E. +. rRTON wooIsev,s Fiat
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The Restaurant
Lodging Department.

The parlors and bedrooms large and well ventilated
newly and handsomely furnished, with frsrate BEDS
and all the appliances for comfort Particular is
taken to keep the beds and clean and comfortable
The Nevada journal., 1856-10-10

1oGLE's HYPERION FLC1r For salehv
RUDOLPH, Drug;
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
The kN,'kack,


About month since, the Know Nothing
press were industriously circulating the re.
port, that ! 3 Democrats of the present Leg.
islature constituted the Fremont ticket for
Virginia. They were shamefully abused
and charged with Black Repnblicanism we
denied this rumor as palpably false Since
that denial, it is reported that genuine FIRE.
mont ticket has been appoiNted, bat eompo-
sed of different names from the first. unless
it be in one instance, aud in that we have
doubts whether he be the same az charged
in the first.
The Spectator copies ogr denial of the
first and applies it to the last, crcum-
stan co which does net speak veil Of its can
}or or fairness. When we denied the OK
istenee of the irst alleged ticket We had Nc
knowledge OF tho last, nor do We believe the
Spectator had, unless it received it through
some private source.
All! neighbor, honesty is the best
policy
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
Democratic Meeting.

We were unable to attend the Meeting of
the Democracy at the Union Hall on Sat
urday evening last The assemblage, we
understand, was not 50 large, but still the
! rightspirit prevailed. Col. HARMAN spoke
for short time, in his usual forcible and
happy lasnner, after which THOMAS j.
NICHE, Esq, delivered one of the most
powerful speeches which has been made du-
ring the canvass. We regret, we were not
present, and we regret that the whole peo-
pie OF the country could not have heard Mr..
NICHE, as we understand from all who
heard him, he even surpassed himself on
this occasion. Mr. NICHE is no novice in
political matters, and while he is one of the
best Lawyers in the State, the reader may
well judge that every thing he elucidates is
done in the most able manner. We hope
MIR. NICHE, may make it convenient to adj
dress the club again.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
"Stand into lt.N

We defy our neighbor to ahos one IL
stance in which he (Nr. Fillnoro) hsa ersa.
endorsed the nnonstrous dogma Of Sgyasssr
Sovereignty. Spectator.
1t will be seen from the above. that tia
Spectator of the 1st inst, challenged Va I,
an examination Of Dir. F'illmores record -.
We accepted the challenge and gave the
evidence last week, but the Spectator find.
ing thai by asking an investigation of FIJI.
mores record he has ''wakened up the wrcae
passenger, is not now willing to ''stand
up to the issue raised by itself, but would
like to cas- itself off by returning to Seward
and Douglass. If the Spectator is joined to
its idol, higher-law" Seward, We will Let it
alone. No Southern man who prefers Sew
ard to Douglass should pretend to arfsna
the right Of the South
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11

Ca Saturday last, portion of the De-
moeraey Of Waynesboro' and vicinity as
semsscd at the Academy pursuant to pro-
yious notice. The meeting Was organized
b the election Of Mr. Martin koincr Pres
idont, and Col. T II Durborow Secretary,
upon the motions Of Mr. J ". Reader.
After the organization, DR.. s. d. Hon
kins, Editor Of the Fincasile Democrat, was
invited to address the meeting, who enter
tanned the auditory for nore shan sa hour
upon She topics involved in the pending can
yass
Col. G. Baylor, Of Stanton, was then
unanimously invited to address his former
townsmen and neigibors. For many long
years had this veteran in the cause of De-
mocracy stood up IN that forum, boldly md
fearlessly defending the great principles of
the Constitution and States rights. lie re-
minded The inyincible Democracy of that
vicinity, who rod 50 CALAMITY seconded his
former efforts, of the triumphant success of
the principles of our party. lie exposed
fallacies and absurdities of Know Nothine-
ism, warned his hearers against impending
dangers, ard urged them to the support of
Buchanan ard Breckenridge, the only truly
national candidates. At the Con ciusion Of
his address the meeting adjourned. We
feel satisfied the Waynesboro Dcinocracr.
will do their duty