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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01
pEESEFC SEE.

/ WILL sell, on the premises where | now reside
Il on the Long Meadows, in Augusta county. to
the highest bidder, all my pENSOHAL PltoPER-
TY, on the 10th day of March next. 1t consists in
the following: Two Horses, Harness, Four Allich
Cows, six young Cattle, twenty Sheep, forty acres
Of wheat ia the ground, hundred hu bel, of
cora fifty bushels of wheat, one four horse wagon,
plows and harrow, four tons Of hay, household aud
kitchen furniture, six hundred wei. ht OF bacon,
and great many other things not necessary hcse
to mention.
TEEas ;--0n all sums over FIVE dollars credit Of
six months will be gveu-the purchaser giving tuad
with good security. For allslns under i've dyllals
the cash will be required.
JOHN B. ENCLEMAN.
Feb 0. ls56.-4t*-Spec copy.
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HOUSE ANDLOT AND PERSONAL
- Pr0sseriy.-'Trgsst sale.

Eei virtueIoiait trust given to me BY Michael r.
~ Lucm Of date 10Th Of july 1855 i shall p occed
to sell in Stauntan. On Saturday the Sth day Of
Mach next. at public sale, certain lot in Stiunton
on which is new two story brick house:-the lot
contains about thee .ourtls Of an ace-fronting the
res idenee of Jno ID. III boden, ESQ., % two bed
steads-z2 mattresses and bedding chairs book
case-l50 volumes OF bonks-cIsssical and mscrlIa-
neOus-l template stove--and lot of school house
furniture.
TEaNs CASH. The title to the real property i. be-
lievcd to be good but acting trustee shall con-
veg such tide only Us Is vested in me-
HlCHO. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Staunton, Feb. IT, IshG. .-a -
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tHeIT FRTlcU anu GUmpIIcated
forms. Ills great success in those
long standing and difficult cases,
such as were formerly considered
incurable, is sufficient to commend
him to the public as worthy Of the
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eight
years DR.. S. has treated more than
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01
Eto,. Sale.

TIVE undersigned. administrators of the estate
4 ofJohn u. Breckinriage, decd. Offer at private
sale the valuable Store Room occupied by t. B..
breckenridge Sen, as Il wholesale aud retail Gro
Gerry establishment. The House is eommedious, and
is We adapted to the pursuit Of the mercantile bus
iness, having large fronting on Augusta
street, and near the American Hotel. and tcapa-
eious counting raon, in the rear. to which is attach
cd bedroom. Also first rate seller q bY 10 feet
in size W. 4; n b. hg goaSsoy. Aaal..
Feb l6, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01

1 y obedience to the provisions OF deed OF trust
a. executed to the undersigned by DOS. \. Wood
ward and wife, and recorded in tn. Clerks Offices
in the town of stanton and county of augusta,
we viii commence on
Monday The S1st day Of March, 1856,
and continue from day to day until completed, in
stanton, to sell at public sale, the following de-
se!i5ed property, and interests in property:
The halt OF large and new brick WIFE
md OREeHOtISh ON the Railroad near the
Depot he other half being the property Of Mr.
A. H. Il. Stuart.
0ne.Aalt of a u VBiLfSG H0USElately oeeu
pied b. Mr.. y hlsman.
The large and commodious STORE U0USE
lately occupied b staPl y Martin.
iwo-thirds OF the STORE H0tSE lately oceu-
pied by IL, /. Bryan. The other third wlii be sold
0nc,half Of Tie STORE RooM now occupied by
Mr. HELM Merchant Tailor establishment.
OEe-half OF the " ELL{NG H0iSE IND Lot
the road leading to the institution for the ID. and
d. and Blind, occupied by Dr.. De Hass.
one-half oi "a n bELLiNG H0NSE AND LOT
adjoining the one just mentioned. The other in
teress IN tile house just mentioned will probably be
offered by the owner at the same time.
0nc-iait o the property a mile from town, known
as b.tSDf HOLL0H containing Az acres, in
tiae improved condition, aud very desirable Dr gar
dens or truck patches The other half will be OF
fefed Al the same time. (~ee advertisement OF
* Trout aud IL McCue, trustees OF Ihos 5 Conl-
teF) The property, ii so desired will be divided
into lots, and offered at sale on that day.
The no ESE in which said Woodward resides, on
Gospel liil--subect to tho vendors lien.
An interest OF one-sixtk in the CRAiGSFILE
SPRINGS AND LAND attached. owned with y.
ID Trotter, X II Philips and others.
one-half OF a vacant LOT iii the suberbs of New
TeMn-other haiti owned by NJ IL Me.ue.
Also the following Personal Property: One Piano
Forte, Cottag, Bej!steads, Book Cases, and
riety of Household Kitchen Furniture, two one
horse wagons. &c +, &c.
TERMS - ne-iourth in hand, and the remainder
in |, 6, II and Is months, in equal instruments,
bearing interest, and with personal security and re-
tention Of lien, to real estate; and to the per-
sona property, the cash for all sums under SEQ
will be required, and fer Il at srm ard ever,
three months Indulgence will b. given bund aud
security, Il well endorsed negotiable paper.
The title to the real estateis believed to be good
one Of the undersigned, N. q. iiarmaa, hats coy
enantcd to make it good; as to the larger portion
the others will convey such title only as vested in
tnem. N. IL. TROUT,
j. Ii. MCGEE, 1,.,,.,ao,
v. :. II. BAYLOR, i'us''es
NJ. q. liAkMAN,
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MERCHANT TAlLOGiNG

tlHiEsqsseiibe r has opened Iefv su5e1 or lot of
Gaods ior eenileeeHss wear. al fle sore E0op
next door TO Union H. /. oa main Street At The
stSn Of -. O'Rea'.@ Heh,s engaged tie .,Fyjcrs
81 Nh. U 6"ar' an experienced aud accomplished
cni'er teeond4r: the business rar iin, and ia
PieFaffd 70 tutD'Sh eycTv description o. clotbiny
ma"t.o he best maietal and ia tie most elr~ant
sl|ie. ." eash"i 10 punejua dealer on 5 hort time
: ca lnG eeemeuIs are oAeied. The PATRONAGE %
tie rablic IS solicited. "a
staunton, January 90 1856
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= - VI h' N. G. HARAA
WOOD yyAE,Es gFGsjSs,

I'VE undersigned having purchased and leased
eonImodae he former friends OF lie iIouss and III.
public generally. hey have made every a1Tapre-
meat. necessary 10 the comfort and convenience of
a. v 20 may '"'or them with their patronage. Thew
nave III the service, police and active sr,yant. az,
ea.c.m and attentive Osters. They respectfully
solicit share OF the public custom '
W. j. HUNTER 4 co.
Staunton, Jan, &c, 1856 w.
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VANISHED in the highest style Of the arr, and
4 warranted Ia give SUBTRACTION, at the NO rca-
sonabie prices, at iny SKY LIGHT GALLERY.
NJ. HtLB.
y. Il, distractions given in the art, aud pu.,ils
supplied vi h my own manufactured Instruments,
tAe letioi Y OF which is confirmed by my recejv-
i1g 100 ~, premiums at the Exhibition in BALD
more and Philadelphia. Nj. II.
Wa4at-bofo heb. 2, ls16.--spect copy.
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COST.

A the sah4e5 iher iat'afs maknpa ebono. IN
"a 9us iee' "a Tue ap ing. he Will sell all lbs Fan
eN ~ SuI,. Non-imca. Cape De Pares and nj,
otbr Fancy Goofs at Cash or TO sail, cnst I.
Asi on months ltom Iuis daie. until LIST OF Anil
JAS. A PIPER
Near he " oottu ID House
Sfaunton Jan. &c, lsj6.-Town papers copy I'm
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NOTICE.

FNoR reasons which my friends viii appreciate
men; to Robert ]. Glendy Who will continue the
business at the old stand. Having undertaken the
management If the new concern, shall be pleased
to see my old friends aud customers, and will en-
deavor to give them satisfaction.
Jan. 10, 1856. CT. COCHRAN
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TtTT5n

Departed this life at her residence, Math-
ewsviile, in Pocahontas county Va, Sabbath
evening the 18th inst, Mrs. Nancy MATHEWS, re-
lict OF Jacob u. Matthew'S, in the 50 year OF her
age.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01

WHITE 4 ALTON have just received consd-
w cradle additions to their stock, in part as fol-
lows: Colt es Nutmcgs, Sugars, Molasses, Syrup,
Al and 5 brown sheo.ings rs aud A Beached
Shirtn gs; Brown French Linens Bleached and
Drab b,iliugs 20 pieces new st, lie Caeoes; Do
nestle = aids and Stripes; Manchester Checks rs
and IA 0snaburgs.
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ssubliC Notice.

/ WILL attend "a The Jus taIent and collection Of
all Claims condijtted to my care With fdclitv
Ny ohct eau be found ia Court House alev ahoy.
t.eo, NJ, Norata9s Law Office. refer n(uire 5 to
all sneh in county who may know me. Nv address
IS stanton Va,
W. G. STERRETT.
Jan. &c. 1886. -Spect. and T. American cow
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TOBACCO AND sEGAR BUSINESS.

aTAYiNG purchased the establishment so long
"a aud favorably known under the STYLES Of c. 4
Cochran a 60. and c.. T.. Cochran, I propose to
continue tue business of TOBACCONIST at the
same place. have secured the services of Mr.. q.
7. Cochran as agent end manager of the business
aud trnst shall merit and receive a continuance
OF the patronage 80 Literally extended to the old es
tattishment. ROBERT j. GLESDY.
INN. L.. 1876.
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REQUIRED PARTICULAR
ATTENTION.

VXTE find it our most pleasant duty, to inform the
w kind public, that the acting salesman in our
firm. kskn& Co..- il. this place, Mr.. schluchterer
is aetua partner OF the business. He feels con
bestowed hitherto an ms viii he continnad aIsn co.
the future, and entreats his many friends and tn
public generally, 10 give him their right frequent
calls, promising to do eve. ythng in bis power to
itself will be carried in the same style aud ,a;ilar
be improved as Far possible. Do not forget. We
who want fashionable and cheap Clothing. to call a.
. KAHN q SCELUCilIEREk'S
Clothing Store. First one west from
Woodward House
Etonntne Fob IL fess
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Dissolution.

fF7HE copartnership heretofore existing between
4 Nelson & Baylor having this day by mutual
consent been dissolve d, these persons who are in
debted to said firm requested close their ae-
counts with Jno. ii. Nelson at early date as
possible. JSo, NJ. NELSON.
GEORGE BAYLOR.
Feb ls 1886
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01

w It'll view of changing my pursuits, l will.
~ ron M iMc. sell 4" eust. ot cash nv STOCK
Sua variety, aud is nearly new and fashionable
having bee' pu Chased niu the Last linrfy eavs'
p" any one Wishing 10 engage ia tue lnefeaufs Gu-
sih'ss. womb Sell b. gain in the Goods. and
lease 4ae store House for several wears The nay
ncnts could also be made very easy by l,eino mis-
factoritv agIanaed. EOhT G mr. ~
Jan. 26, 1856,
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Rigr~sa s,s..lcEsoa.s

A I doT oE N ~. F&EsH SODA, wAIrepa
sale by T. Nj 63t.,IfI1<snaV, ara 'sr
stauaton, Jan. l., 1865. "'taNo u 20.
EUST received a vory superior 10, - D,--,---s
~ Green Tea, aad FOR sale hv 'N' VI '''aeA .AA
Jan, ,, lsS. A''' AMIN , CO.
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MOTTO y.

AtING made off cur accounts I'D to tbs a, If
January. $50, we trust our friends WIN Isl OF
onward ana settle at once. We have our NortberD
9ols ltmis to meet, and usthaye what is duo ne :.
orpcr 10 do O. n uipSH 9ue Jus US u
N b. We viii sell the balance of onr 20.
s.ek oil clothing from now till the LIST of March ~
Jan. 10, l25G. ii n +. co
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OYSTERS

'k8HE subscribers have constantly hand a large
4 suPlly Of the best 0l STEERS which have even
been htoughtto this market. They are put up it
good wooden kegs The Kegs We do not sell, bur
require them to be returned. We warrant all O,-s-
ers bought at our depot TO be OF the very be quail
it but will not be responsible for those bought else
where, though they be put up in our kegs, as we
learn that some persons have been engaged in the
business Of buying our kegs and filling them up with
interior oysters, thus imposing upon the purehas
err, and inllictug serious INJURY upon us. We
know that this has been done. We understand that
afeleW who has been engaged i'll poddling Oysters
around town, has been bnving our Kegs and filing
thenl as before mentioned and then selling them a.
cur Oysters. We learn that young man Is colsni-
lant o the fact that 10 or 10 mitigation kegs were
bepgit al one time. We are wiling to exoncrate
this Young irem all reliability and responsible
| ~ for what he may have done in connection with
/ this matter, and will give him ten dollars if he will
cpae forward and tell all that he knows about it.
Oar Object is to protect cur business. Weintcnd to
furnish the very best Oysters, and will protect our-
selves and the community five can.
l.. ROWE, JR., d co.
| Stanton, jan 10, 1876.
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Look our roa CouyrEarsIrs!

The public are cautioned against another coun-
terleft which aas lately made its appearance, cal
led ". Is. Farrelps Arabian Linment, the most
dangerous Of all the counterieitS. because his hay
ing the name ofFarrell, many will buy it in good
faith. without the knowledge that counterfeit
exists, and they will perhaps only discover their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by ii
G. Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, llS
nois to whom all applications tor Agencies must be
addressed BE you get it with the letters II. q.
before Farrcrs thus-i. q. FARaELh'S-and his
signature ON the wrapper, all others are counter
fcits
Sold by j. b. Eskridge, and by regularly authori-
asd agents throughou the United States
Nsss. Price Is and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENrsi WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which one is not al
ready established. Address II. G. Farrell AS above
accompanied with good referenceas to character,
responsibility, &c.
"a. j. b 'EsNRlpGr, Agent, Stanton Va
s-oc l. 1855.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.

FESnE Stockholders of this institution are notified
4 to attend meeting on Saturday he l5M day
Of HreL, at 10 o'clock, A. A., at the Store OF
Mats 4 richards, in stanton. Important business
viii be transact ID, and every Stakeholder is urged
to be present By order I the Board of Directors
f. c. IL lizards, Treasurer.
March, |, 1886.
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR Cash,

Jan. 26, ls56.-Spec., Richmond Wing. Ale
ndFia Gazette and Baltimore sun copy.
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IGA2lSsIGa.Q,

On the 25tA of February, by Rev S A Hank, Mr.
Gro o SIoNEKER, Of this place, and Miss NJ a
TYLER, of Botetourt.
On the 23th Of February, by the same, Mr. Nj 4
McALIsrER, of Shenandoah co, and Miss ELIZABETH
FIsHER, of Augusta. sl
On the same day, by the same, Mr. X II Barrow,
Of Prince William CO. and Miss PAMELA SGHwA Hrz,
Of Augusta.
On Thursday the 21st inst, BIZ the Rev John d.
Freed, Mr.. GLoRGE W. LAYMAN to Miss SARAH a.
FREED, all OF a ugusta.
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I
ENHE undersigned, having determined to remove
Il to another poi ton of the State will offer at pub
lie sale IN Wednesday the STR duv Of NqreA uext thss
valuabetract of land, upon which he no !. resides,
and known as the ''Goshen Farm, which lies within
quarter 81 mile OF Goshen Depot, on the line o..
is one of the most valuable, desirable and conyeu
tent in Rockbridge County and contains about.
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, 1t presents facilities for grazing and
farming unsurpassed in Wostcrn Virginia and n
improved in the most comfortable and attractive
manner There is upon the farm large ard well
designed and mi he'd Two Story Brick Dwelling
nous, an extensive and good Barn, together with
an 9thef convenient and ncces sary cut hoases.
mere Is ample qHantty of running water On the
place--eYery Hold being watered. ahd a number
Of springs of the most excellent drinking water.
Everything considered-thc proximity Of the farm
TO the kanroad; and consequent facility of rcaCi
the MAJ kets--thc abundant supply Of water the I r.
ness and pfoduetlyeHesS of the oi-the subStaniaf
durable and handsome improvements-th is one oS
the most attractive bodies OF land offered oy>
sale in this section Of the State, and offers great ir-
ducemcnts, either as speculative investment or q
place Tor IL family residence.
lie will Also at the time and place, il 1t sold
at private sale previously, sell number OF Cows,
Hogs, &c, including Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, and a augber Of ecicr arti-
ces not necessary here to montion.
TERMS.-0n the farm. one third will be required
III hand and the balance in two equal annual install
ments, a lien to be retained upon the land until the
purchase money he paid. On the personal property ,
credit of six months will be given for all sums over
five dollars, the purchaser giving bond and good
DAVID f. DELI.
Jan. &c, 1859.
Rockingham Register and Valley Star eopysA
DAY OF Sale and send accounts to this office.
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f,M nor DECElVIU.

VXTE do not advertise to sell our Goods at cost
w but we can assure our friends that they vii
be able get az good bargains from us elsewhere
Call and see for yourselves.
JAo. n. NELSON.
March, |, ls5s,-9ts.
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Ann ouncCneut.

yXTE are authorized to announce JoHN II. CRAw
w FoRpa candidate for the office of CONSTA
BILE, in the First District Of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. w. Crawford, the present incum-
bent, who declines a e-clecton.
Feb. Ii 1916.
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DESIRABLE
DWELLING IND STORE HOUSES
AND KEALAAD PERSONAL
P PROPERTY IN MARKET

n obedience to the PROVISIONS Of a deed Of trust
1. executed to the undersigned by Jos. \. Wood
ward and wife, and recorded in tn. Clerks o.iiees
in the town of Stanton and county of Augusta,
we will commence on
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01

Z ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the Office
L of Constable, in the Second District fit shoald
be the pleasure Of the people to elect me-.
will discharge the duties Off the office TAI thlully.
March, l, 1856. d. W. G. SLANkER.
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BSsfssabfe 5.ysg, s;or &oso

ME subscriber offers bis FARM for sale. corts;,
4 ius 2lS Acres. adeiling the lands of R Han.
ger ger ana others The improvements are a two-stor,
Frame Barn aud Other necessary out Buildings. T6s
ARIA Is wen watered and in good tate OF euitiya.
ton aad not surpassed for produetiyeness by any In
the county. Ahaut 90 acres of IL is River bot,o..
Nov. II, lS55-6ln. PETER HANGER.
Middfa R;~n,
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MEDICAL. HQTSE,.

No. is $ Frederick street Baltimore, nj /.
Established in order to afford the afflicted soud and
Scientific medical aid and for the Expression Of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-01
j. 9. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOW ELL, MASS.
AND SOLD BY

1Sea- Sold by j. L. Eskridge and J, T. Laird,
Starnton. John T. Anal Waynesboro. james T..
Ross, and by all Druggist and Dealers in Medicines
every where. ,-==
Jan. 20 155G.-iin.
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TAKE NOTICE

4 LII accounts due me to January Isl 1855. are
~ made OIL and ready for settlement. Those
lndrhted to ne viii hope consider this sufficient
reminder and walk up promptly and settle their ae-
counts. JACOB POLLITX
ear rciaa ming stock of Clothing Is selling at
greatly reduced prices. j. Z.
Feb 2, lbbe.
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NEW LEAF TURNED oyrp

Ma y are manufacturing a nice article AZ C"nau
w which we will sell at slG45 per hundred Well.
Tor cash; and in the words of the editor We waSid
say, an orders must be accompanied with the easA
stanton, Jan. 10, 1856 W.
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NATE authorized to announce A: IL. Fisher as
w candidate for the Office Of CONSTABLE i'll
the first district Of Augusta county.
i. 81
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N@Girc.

TE'llI, late firm of Nelson Bsyler, being dissolv-
IL ed by mutual consent, the undersigned, with
view of closing his mercantile bu siness. VIII contn-
ne, at the Store House heretofore occupied by said
hr 70 sell his entire remaining portion Of goods at
greatly reduced prices say at cost and in many
ses jar below, Tor cash a short credit pune
tual purchasers. lie thinks he make il the IN
terest oil Merchants, to some eXt,nt, to buy trem
Inn instead OF going elsewhere Call and judge ;or
yourselves, GEORGE BAYLOR.
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Foo. %, l856.-tds.-s3.l2i6.
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Feb. 9, 1856.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

The GREAT COMET OF l856.-We have
on former occaslon alluded to the probable
return, during the present year, Of the great
comet Of 1864 and 1856, with a tail of 80
deg. and much historical celebrity. Wcnow
perceive that MIR. Hind, a distinguished En-
glish astronomer, who has furnished the best
account of the comets observed during many
hundred years, has enlisted Prof. Litirow, Of
the Imperial Observatory of Vienna, in his
inquiries. The result is the discovery Of the
original chart and observations Of the cele.
brated astronomer, Fabricius, and those OF
the Nuremburg observer Joachim Heller
Their opinions, supported BY that of Haley
confirm Mr.. Hind in his own, that this mag.
nihcent comet may be momentarily looked
for. It's re-appearance, says Mr.. H., is near
at hand.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-10

TALLAssEE FILLMORE CLUB.-At recent
meeting of the Fillmore Club, at Talassee,
Talapoosa county, Ala, J. J. Abercrombie,
ESQ.,, addressed the club for more than an
hour, and then offered the following resou-
tons, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That we stand by the Union and
the Constitution rs long as the rights of the
South are respected, but no longer.
Resolved, That we resist fanatcism in ev-
cry shape-the Black Republicans at the
North and the Agitators at the South.
Resolved, That we resist all attempts,
Federal or sectional, to coerce the Territories
into forming State constitutions, even to a
disruption Of the ties that bind together the
States Of this Union.
Resolved, That we give Millard Fillmore,
the American candidate for the Presidency,
our cordial support--he being, in our judge
ment, from his experience and conservatism,
eminently qualified TO fill that office, and
we'll calculated to allay sectional strife, en-
force the general laws fairly and tranqulllze
the country.