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a Case for Pablo Sympathy.

We cannot better sHbserve the noble pnr
pose of a sorIowing father, than by the pub
lcalion OF The following letter OF Governor
Wiso. Ths suggestion OF the Governor is ln-
dicious and we trust that the information
sought for will be- speedily forwarded, SO a.
10 relieve the anxious fears oil one who los. a
vile And children by the ravages at The yell
lew fever, and is now, by unaceounlube cir
cvns,anees, deprived Of the consong presence
Of another child.
W. request the Virginia papers, especially
those at Slaunion, and also the Alabama papers
10 give circulation 10 he accompanying facts
and 10 aid the sacred wishes OF beieayed
parent Rich Eng.
RICHMOND, Va, March 24ih, 1856.
DEAR Sia:-The bearer OF this, Mr.. Samuel
Bans, is plsced under peculiar circumstances
appealing TO the sympathy OF every feeling
heart. The accompanying letter from the
Rsv, MIR. Hume, addressed 10 MIR. II. X Ely
cen, vouches tho ael that he, Mr. Hnnio, &C
companied By Mr. Bains, The father, placed an
infant male child, TWO years old, IN Charge ef
The committee oil Norfolk and Portsmouth or
phans ksteat Riehmc,d, On The l4th Sept
1855. The committee here consisted OF Ncssfs
Robert Archer, w. Goddln, Luther Libby,
Thos nodaulead, VIM. II. Haxall, Chas. E'let
Il X. Eiiyson, Geo W. Munlord, Jno. NJ.
Gregory, Jas 4 Cowardin, john P. Ballard.
ID. Il. London. john 5. Caskie, and JOS Mayo
They, ii seems, placed The child, with twenty
seven others, at the place provided Tor them by
tho committee, under care of a Ar. Baghy -
Strange to ray, this child is now los' and the
father has been hunting for II in vain. adj
wac him 10 ask III 9ae. every where, y he have
taken any oil these children, tosend a dssctp-
sioa Of thsm TO the papers, IN order that he may
ace " 10 probably has his babe. Please giYe
hin square in yenr columns 10 AID his seareh
Yours. uuly, HENRY A WISE.
My T. RITcHIE
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0.socratic Meeting.

pursuau, to notice, portion Of the Democ,
dn a,Iu ,he Conuty II Augusta, assembled al
fhs Court. house, on the oath of March 1880,
Tor the purpose Of appointing Delegates 10 the
D.mocratic Dis,ric, Convention, 10 be held IN
Har,isonburg on the 18th Of April next. =,
The meeting was called 10 order ny = a.
skinner, Eco and upon his motIon Cap'. u
G. Miller was elected Chairman, and a. ho'her
Secretary. IT,, #
the meeting, Mr. Skinner offersd Inc 'o'io~-
ing resolutions, which were UNANIMOUSLY ''-
dvpted ro
Resolved. That the Chairman appoint 81
d.l.rale. to represent the Democratic party OF
.AugIs,. in the District Convention 10 be hol-
den in Harrisouburg on the Nth April next
Resolved, Tha, the Chairman and oecfetaFy
be added TO the Delegation
Resolved, That any Democrat OF the Coun'y
who may be in attendance al Inc oohseh'loi
10 Is held in Hariisouburg as above nameo may
act as delegate in the representation. Oh tiiis
County.
Ia obedience to a resolution ol..he nee ting,
the President appointed The following Dele
gates.
James Berry, Peter Reubush, J. B: Hess.
jacob Bay Ter, J. S. Thompson, ~ hitchell'
Geo Hessler, w. Watts, w. Grills, Gee. Long
nj. A. Koiner, DIR. T.V l.. DAVIS, Co', b.
Koiner, W CaIwell, Col. S. Mcclure. Henry
{. Kindig, Capt. M. Backwell' Dr. W; H.
Roberts, Chas. Balis,.F. Fretw ell Capt. Alex
Walker, Dr. c. r. Harris, VIM. Bnrke, Geo,
Schreckh i.e. Robt Linn, H. Clarke. J. II. o.
Bren, S. Huffman, J. A. Clnedina, }
Schreckhise, DR.. w Blair, Gideon, Smith, Geo.
Hoashead, j. w. Bear, S. M. Yost, Col. w. II.
Hsrmau Jas II. Skinner. Col. J. L. Peytnn, h.
G Blckle. B F. Points, r. Il Fisher, James
Gregory H. j. shomo, Col. Geo, Bayo', A. w.
Hartman. W. II. Pey ton, J. A Hartman w S.
II. Baylor G NJ Cochran. Jr., James Cra~-
ford.
The business having been transacted. the
meeting adjourned
CLINTON G. MILLER, President
ABsALoM kolNER, Secretary.
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Specimens CT Dsmagosueism.

The Fillmore advocates urge the elsctlon oil
Mr.. Fillmore because Mr. Clay endorsed HIM
in 1854.
These same men refused 10 nominate Mr.
Clay for President in lS40 when he certainly
could have been elected, and again refused TO
nominate him in 1913, when the prohabilsiles
were all i'll his favor.
These same men were accessories both be-
fore ana aher the fact 10 the putting aside oil
this identical MiIliard FILLMORE as a candidate
Tor tho Presidency in 1852. SO much Tor
thess two arguments.
The Fillmore advocates claim Democralic
votss because Mr.. Donelspn, is the nephew
Of Gen, Jockson's wits and, because he enjoy
I'd the personal friendship of the old hero.
these same men-ws mean this same par
~ of opposition to the democratic party
lost crus Wy slandered Gen, Jackson's wife,
and made il their vocation 10 Willy and oppose
Jackson himself :,
Il is thus seen that for the hope oisPoils
,hev oretend to love Clay whom they would
not nominate wheu he could have been elect
ed-lha, they pre.end to admire Fillmore
whom they ''ignored" in lsa2Ilhai 'hey pre-
lend to reverence the kin OF a lady hose 'sel'
inps wess cruelty lacerated BY opposition sian
aefs-,ha, they oyeu pretend to love Andrew
Jackson. We wonde.r what new scene The
raising OF the curtains 10 sex. 10 a-sc'o'o "
view, Lynehturg Repnblic.n'
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CHOICE LITERATURE.

lust received large supply of Macauloy's His
- tory of England LIST, ID Sd, and lth vols, com
pete, Harpers two editions The former suitable
for Family reading and the large svo edition SUI
purb paper and large type, suitable for Libraries,
&c,
Prescott's Philip H.; do Conquest Of Mexcoi do,
Miscellaneous; Bancrot's United States; Hllrsth $
do; Banners Childs History L. States; The Prince
ofthe House Of David; Miss Bunkley's Book: Walk.
ma; large and choice supply of new English Books,
recent importatons tull supply of Anthon's Clas-
zeal Works; large lot of cheap and entertaining,
klnances, American and English editions, just. re-
ceived and offered cheaper than ever.
A finer and more choice collection of Books and
Stationery, never offered to the People of the Val
ley. W. DEHASS.
stanton, Feb 20, 1856.
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The NJ aPketS.

STANTON MarcL 30 Flour $50. Wheat /, IS
to l,3l Corn, 31]4. Corn Meal, so cts. Salt,
Marshall S3-Ashton So. 70 Plaster So 80. Flax
Seed Loo. Bacon, hog round, Gets. Lard, Gets.
Firkin Rutter, Is to 20. Roll Butter, 20 to ~.
STAPLES, MARTIN a. co,
BALTIMORE, March 2sth.-Flour. the'market firm
and BUYERS giving 500 1850. Wheat,l SO to rs
Corn, 60 to 50 cents. Oats, As to so. Rye 9S
cents. Clover Seed, 0 SO to $40. Timothy, So to
400.
PHItaDElpHrA.-Flour,7. so to 500. Wheat | IS
to L. 20 Oats 40 cents. Tho offerings of Beef Cat
lie this week were abont 900 head, sales at GOA
81 90 per 100 lbs. Cowsand Caves-Sacs at from
20 to $50. Sheep-Saes at4 50aS6. rs per head
Hogs--Sales at Sc 25
NEw loRK.-Four, 7 rs to 500, and firm.
Wheat. 10.
R1cHMoNA March 2Sth, Flour, 7,75 to s, 90. Wheat
Ito to /, %. Corn, G2, and dull. Oats 40 to AS
Beef Cattle, $50 to 500, gross. Sheep, $50 to $780,
Bacon, hog round IL cents
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NOTICE..

HAN1NG before informed the public and our
L friends of cur determination to leave Staunton
shortly. for the purpose of establishing large
Wholesale businesses with our partners In Bati-
more, it viii be particular benefit to the farmer
to state further, that we will sell considerable
stock of Fall and Winter Goods, at prime cost for
reasons stated. Nobody in want of Clothing should
therefore fail to examine well assorted stock and
secure hims"lfbetter bargains than ever before of
tered in this market
Further notice we have to give to those indebted
to US that although we intended before, to place
unpaid accounts in the hands of Hartman & Bell
by the LIST of January yet we failed to act upon
this intention for the term, and out of this regard
against our debtors concluded to wait now till
the LIST of February next, but longer indulgence
can aud will not be given any more. We hope that
at this given period the rest will forward anC
pay without promp ing us to those dsagrceabl'
steps. STEINER, BROS. y CO.
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virsisis Appointments Of the saltimors
Conference.

The following appointments in Virginia were
made
Lewis5wg District. May berry Goheen, P
E-Lsw isbulg, Isaac Gibson; Lewlsbnrg Gil
cult, D w. Arnold, Metals; Blue sulphur,
r Stfansburp; ClIntonslle. W Evan; Gov
ing,on, c c Crosio, W 4 Strlngsr; Warm
Springs W Gwinn Coe, Is w Dauehsriyi
Lexington, w + SFease; Lexington Circuit, ) J
Largeu,, one TO be- suppied korkbrlse, [
Vsb1s .. Q 10 o .upplnd; West Rockbrid.e
TO BIZ supplied tncasiu,J h Armstrong, h, Z.
Mcdaniel Salen J K WhueIer,J + Leggel;
Jacksonville, II Bland Chrisiiansbnrg, W
Wolff, J Eugei New Castle Mission, d Ii
Smith; New port, Henry Lebet; Swt Springs
[ ID Nixson; Monroe, A Bnhrman, A + Tay,
iur; Uniou, w BoteleI; Green Bank. T + Me-
Clure; Little Levels, J 2 Eichison,
Joshua Nj Grandin, Agent Tor Oin and Pres
ion Institute, member OF Chrlstlansburg Quar-
qterly Conference.
Rockingham District. Samuel Blake, P
E-Slaunlon, J NJ Green Augusta, J n Da-
Wis p Sixeas Churchvlle, o Wirgman one
! to be supplied Rockingham, Thrush, II Me-
Nemar; Rushvllle Mission, J L Eakln; East
stock, n Eakin, Sol b Dolly; Front Royal,
I'M McCauey, } S Thumss; Luray, Beatty
Loot River Mission, II Hoffman; South Branch
4 Hil,lerbrand, j NJ Liilell; New Creek Mis-,
sion, H Gaver /; c Youne,J X Eflinger
Fnukliu, J w Kelley, Nm Thumas; Highland
IN S Buckingham, Que to be supplied.
John Wilson, Principal Wesleyan Female
Institute, member OF Siaunton Quarterly Confer
! spcs.
Winchester District Will. m Hirst, E.
Winchester, 4 Sewell, Dice. March
Sup Winchester Circuit, Z AcEliresh,
Le..h.rbuAy Jefferson, John Miller, Thomas
T. Carson BerryviIe, w P'eulman, G
Leech Mal,lnsbnrg,J II Brown; Berkeley
II Smith, w ii Holiday; Berkeley Springs
Mission, J w Start, one 10 be supplied; CaPon
James Taylor Springfield, II Griffith, on'
TO be supplied W Champion, 1 Ttoae
Shepardstown, Elias Weliy; Harpel's Ferry
and Bolivar, 7 Phelps Hillsooro, NJ Lips
comb, D Castleman, 5 5 Roszsl Sup; Eas
Loudouu, S McMullen, l. Bowman; Yves
Loudonn, L 4 Wysong, 7 NJ Carson; Warren
ton Mlsslsn, j Landslfeel, W 5 Edwars.
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COMMISSIONERS, sALE.

ny virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
- gusta county, rendered at the November Term
1855, in the suit of Abney's executor rs. AUSTIN &c.
we will proceed, Saturday the 12nd day Of Maj CHI
next, TO sell on the premises, Tract OF Land, on
south River, in Augusta county, known the
''Austn Farm, now in possession Of Mr.. Thomas
NJ. Donaho and containing, by estimation, about
2l0 ACRES. An accurate survey OF the land will
be made before the day Of sale. This Farm lies
we'll and is cf the valuable Farms in
the county.
Persons desiring to purchase may call at Mr.
Donahe's, who will take pleasure in showing the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE so much in cash as may be ne
cessary to pay expenses afsae and COSTS the balance
in six, twelve, eighteen and tventy-tour months,
bonds with good security to be taken for the defer
red payments, and the title to he retained till the
purchase money is paid. An arrangement will be
made by the heirs at law to extend the paym
to so much otthe purchase as exceeds the sum of
about $500. to pay which the decree in the above
suit rendered.
THOMAS J. NICHE.
JOIN b. BALDWIN.
HUGH w. SHEFFEY.
Commissioners.
Fep. %. 1856
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DESIRABLE
DWELLING IND STORE HOUSES
AND ZEALAND PERSONAL
= p ERTY IN M Ark .


nv stl:ax.aa - ,bo ,,,o,.;.;a.a e . aaoa &c 4rr.,
os'.d -. ~ sf'oH ~, ol ue' W.
- ; ~ ',n oaSnd ~ NJ,
w. 49, "nu stn.o and oa ,,o ar i,at
W. 'mi ;,i Nv VI anu 'o"n'J VI
VIC wiz eoinhiehee on
Monddg the 31st dan of March, 1856
and cont;nne frou dav n d,v until comn,e.ed :,
Staunton to ali ~ a5,biio saIo tha foldw;ng do
~, " scii az Pepiio =; .ie wing wv
IL p opeisy anu iueei ea.o III -, nr,Dz
w gny1naii OF large anu Ne" pll9N +" an
naot = ~ nouSG on the hailioau iiet'f w Nv
IL II t o'nef nan oelng the property oi ai.
on..h H.. 80 "a n ,vrt,y,e ryot-cr,.,oi
,ied b A., WIZ a ~ " hLL1-f" 1oo'o 4 ia'eiy o'o"
rbe' I,,.o v IN n,5ii aa,.. eroDD uo,1or
lstaivoeou,oJ Ih h S eoi,inoqlous ohH MUSE
Two tirds Of tbo ST4pr A uI4fcn ooo
,;ad H. n y ~ IN .,s " No ~ ~ Gt?L iss1i3 eoen
pt ia ~ H. r. an Inc o'her thro VIII oe SOFA
One hall ha1f ~ tbo sTopr poo,5. ao,,x;aah
Mr. Ha az z now occupied "
III. ihiI "a, DIS d at59 ,,I ialof cstaplishnent,
nan. nun u tiie ~ IHAINu ny toE Az LOi
81. pi; ,gahs 70 re lor 'ie u. ana
,n" o1 =. 1I ~ ~, ~ &c Hi.ss'
IL I{ n N
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Public Sale.

TIME subscriber, intending to change his bushes,
Il will offer for sale at his residence Christian.
Greek. on Thursday the Goth day of March, all of
his personal property, consisting oil Horses. Mules
Cattle, 80 or 40 Hogs, farming implements Of All
kinds, ploughs, lIarfpws Wagons &C., also House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Sett Mahogany Din
ing Tables. Glass and China Ware, China Press,
over 100 vds earpetmg, New Beds md Bedding and
q variety OF articles not necessary 10 mention.
Tenms a credit of six months viii be given on
all sums of Five Dollars and upwards pareha sers
@ivintr bond and security. Under Five Dollars
Cash. JoSHoA IL, hN ANS.
March 8, 1S56.-tds'
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"THE WAsnBuRNE ISLANDER Ut will be
recolecled that lew days ago Mr.. Washbuln
oil Maine said that the President had Offered
Gov. Reeder the mission 10 China or England ii
he would resign his position as Governor, The
charge was al once discreded in strong terms
BY Governor Smith but re-af1irmed by Mr.,
Washburn, aho said that the Washington
t'nion dared mol deny it. The Union ofyes-
'e'day does deny II, fatty, aud scornfuly,
ard calls it the "Washburn Sander."-
ltremains TO be seen what he will now
have 10 say for himself
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vINIlE undersigned has purchased the entire stock
Il OF saddlery, &e., OF kohihousen IL click, and
will continue 10 carry ON the business in all its yar-
Gus branches the old stand. He is thankful the
public flr the liberal patronage extended the old
firm, and hopes by strict attention to business to
merit continuance of the same. All orders filed
promptly, and work warranted
March ~, 1856. GEORGE +. FLICK.
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ABOLITION PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTION
---Gelit Smith and Lewis Tappan, (whitr
msn and DR.. James Nj Cune Smith ,col.
ored man, and others, have issued CIR
cuar asking for names to be affixed to
call for mass convention to be- held at
Syracuse on the goth May next. "to nom
mate candidates for President and Wee
President of the United Slates--not mere
~ anh-slavery candidates, but thorough
abolition candidates"
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TT -Ta

Suddenly, on the 18th Of February, near Spring
Hill. Augusta county, Mrs. LYDIA MuRsY, aged IS
hurry.
Departed this life, near Mt Scion, on Tuesday
the 18th inst, Capt. JoaN DENSIsoN, in the 37th
sumption.
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my HOME.

M t are receiving and opening nice lot of Con.
w tectons Frnits, Nuts, &c, suitable for the ses
son, embracing everything usually kept in regular
Confectionery Store, together with nice colleesion
al Toys and other notions, suitable for Christina.
Presents, which care determined to sell SIS Low !.
is an examination Of our Stock and IL Won do rot
say we are the Individuals with whom You can leave
your dimes 10 the best advantage why We are vii
ling TO give itup.
I. NJ CUSHING ! 60.
Stannton, Dee. ~, 1855
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aGWe. hope and trust that our near and
dear friends of the Spectator wiI,n9t send
a copy Of their last issue to Gov. WISE
1t would make him feel orful oacomJoric-
bic Gov. Use would stand no chance.
i" controversy with eur very radiant q
neighboFs
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Fresh Fash for Male.

A good assortment of Fresh Fish will be received
"A and for sale three times week regularly
days, Wednesdays and Fridays-at the Redan, next
to Bran eburg's Store. respectfully invite every
body to call and buy. NJ intention Is to give gen
erai satisfaction to all. L. l.. COLEMAN.
Stanton, March %, 1856
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E0R CON STARLE.

FOR CONSTABLE.
NTE arc authorized to announce JoHE II. CRsw
w FORD candidate fos the oice of CoNSTA-
BILE, in the First District Of Augusta county, to
succeed Mr.. NJ. W. Crawford the present incum-
bent, who declines a reelection.
Feb. 1G, 1856.
EXIE are authorized to announce a. II. Fisher as
w candidate for the Office OF CONSTABLE in
the first district Of Augusta county.
Feb %, 1856.
i ANNOUNCE myself candidate for the Office
j! of Constable, in the Second District Hit sh0ad
be the pleasure OF the people to elect me,
will discharge the duties OF the Office faithfully.
March, |, 1856. d. W. c. SLANKER.
WTE are authorized to announce j. II. BaowN, a
w candidate for the Office Of CONSTABLE, in
the second District.
March s, 1856.
NTE are authorized to announce WILLIAM l..
w WOODWARD candidate for the Office Of CON
STABLE, in he FIRST District.
NNTE are authorized to an ounce WILLIAM Ne
w FAIL candidate for the Office of Constable
in the lst District.
10 The Voters of the Second District.
] ANNOUNCE myself a candidate for the office
Il Constable of the Second District.
March 20, 1852. SAM'L CLARKE.
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DISSOLUTION. ,

TINE co-partnership of kokhlhousen 4 Flick here
l. toiore existing between 5. W. kohh0usen and
George +. Flick, by mutual consent has this da Y
been dissolved The notes, open accounts and books
of the late have been placed in the hands
Baylor Il Baylor for settlement and collection, and
all persons indebted to SAID firm requested to
make speedy payment. -..
+. W. k0Hl.H0USEN,
GEO. +. ELlCk.
AIa.oL IL 1ose In,,rel, no
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Peoples Clothing store Ahead

7 E0PODD BROS, Wholesale and Retail deal
IL ers in Clothing, respectfully inform their patrons
and the public that they have just received large
and decidedly the best lot OF STRING CLOTHING
offered in this community. Our country aud
town friends are invited to call and examine our
large and well made stock.
Bear in mind that the Cheap Clothing Store is on
Main street, opposite White a Patton's, Staunton.
March % lS56
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NOTICE.

NOR reasons which my friends will appreciate
Il aud approve, have sold my entire establish
mens to Robert j. Glcndy, who will continue the
business at the old stand. Having undertaken the
management Of the concern, shall be pleased
to see my old friends and customers, and will en-
deavor to give them satisfaction.
Jan. 10, 1886. c. Il. COCHRAN.
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DAGUERRoTYPES AND ANIRRO-


ENAlSHED IN the highest style of the art. and
l. warranted to give satisfaction, at the most rsa
sonaeie prices, at my SUNLIGHT GALLERY.
Nj. HlLB.
N. B, Instructions given in the art, and puni.l
supplied with MY OWN manufactured Instruments.
the superiority Of which is confirmed by my receiy
ing too ilrst premiums at the Exhibition in Bsftt.
more aHd Philadelphia "
Wataesboro, Feb. 2, ls5s.-spect. copy. "
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M The long pending suit, der @h,cl
come SS5O,Ooo were claimed by Sam )" osae'
Of VIM. b. As,or, on an unsettled acc 'u", 20 o
partnership transaction between the Plain u!
And The late John Jacob Astor, has boon terml-
,ia,ed, we learn, by payment OF $4,000 ID
Mr. ogdsh.'' MI OF. the father Of MIS- An
ma Csc Richie,
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TIME two valuable negro men advertised to be sold
L at the February Court, not having been brought
to town through a misunderstanding, will be sold
on the Court House Square ON the LIST day of March
Court, the 9th inst. Il. w. SHEFFEf.
March ~, 1856.
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS.

WAVING purchased the establishment so long
Ia and fayorahly known under the STYLES Of G.. i.
Cochran 4 Go. and G. 7. Cochran, | propose to
continue tae business of T0BACCONIST at the
same place. | have secured the services of Mr.. G.
7. Cochran as agent end manager of the business,
and trust shall merit and receive continuance
of the patronage SO literally extended to the old
tablishncnt. ROBERT j. GLLAD1.
Ian 49, 1886.
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For. Sale.

A FIRST RATE SODA FOUNTAIN, with all
~ the necessary apparatus, which will sell low
fer cash. JAS. Il. LAIRD,
Druggist 4 Chemist.
Stanton, March 30, 1856.
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BACKING DowNlN KANsAs.-Gov.rnor
Robinson has sent second message TO the
Free State Legislature OF Kansas stating
that in his previous communication he
intended to recommend no course to be
taken in opposition to the General Gov
eminent, or to the Territorial governments;
while it shall remain with thu sanction of
Congress, collision with either is te be
avoided. IN conformity with these sug-
gestions of the Free State Governor
both houses have adopted the following
resolution:
"Resolved, By the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the State of Kansas,
That the laws enacted by the present
Legislature shall! not have effect by the
present Legislature until an act be passed
by the present or some future Legislature
declaring them in force"
1t is stated that Judge L-compte. Of
Kansas has raused the Indictment Of the
members of the Free State Legislature,
and that several Of them had been ar
rested, and others bad left the Territory
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Fep. 20, 1856.
PcSfn0nCnenf.

The above sale not having taken place on the day
n AIMED above, on account OF the inclemency Of the
weather, is postponed to Thursday the 10h day Of
april next.
March 20, 1856
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-03-29
S P Rim C, S T o OK
At rs Main Street Richmond Va,

NTE beg leave to inform Merchants and others
w visiting the City, that we are now opening, a
splendid and entire new Stock of HATS. CAPS
AND STRAW GOODS, comprising every style.
and variety manufactured for the seasons, which
will be sold at Wholesale and Retail on the most
favorable terms.
Terms.-Six per cent offfor cash, or on the usil-
al time to Punctua Customers. Geo. W. Duesbu-
ry so long anown 20 the trade is now engaged with
us, and will be pleased to see his old customers at
any time.
BiNFORD, DICKINSON & WEISIGER.
rs Main Street Richmond, Va.
MARCH -9m