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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
September So. 1856.

WHITE q 2 4 T FON
StEIZE this occasion to thank their friends and the
- public for their constant and lbers support and
beg leave to announce that tliey fre ttt relieving
such supplies 81
fully completes theirstouk. Tie particulars gyon
in separate Advertisements.
0tr naw stock we will sell at very small proftsfor
Cash, 10 GOOD p,metual customers. Our old stock
we shall continue to sen usual, 1t cost less for
their Interest by buying e is. i3epz7
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,3ipORyANT INFORMATION.

rINITE subscribers have opened large Ware House
l. in the town Of Siauntou. opposite tho Passen-
ger Depot. aud the American Hotel. where they
ere prepared to give the highest Cash price for
Corn, Rye, Oats and Barley.
They will also keep constantly on hand largo
supply of good WiilSKEY, which they s-iff cx-
change for gran. They will soon be ready 10 fur
nish Ground Plaster TO Farmers.
Va. Cash will be paid Ter 200 thrifty stock hogs.
HARTMAN &c SNApP.
October II 1s5f-tf
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THE UNIVERSAL FAYORITE.
Class ass.
CORBEN & CO. ger5ts.
IS, SIC prizes amounting to
Tickets 81 Shares in prouortion.

i0I VTIKSS
Tickets $l-Shares in proportion.
We invariably answer letters by return mail, en-
closing the tickets in good safe envelope, and al
ways observe the strietest confidence. After the
drawing is over, we send the Official drawing, with
a written explanation of the result of the venture
Al Prizes bought at this office are payable immedi-
aftly after tie driving ID Current Money, and we
take Bank Notes Of any State, Bank Drafts in
payment for Tickets At pr. Yer odd amounts III
making change we receive postage Stamps, they be-
inemore convenient hansiver. Corr esp ondents may
place the utmost confidence in the regularity and
safety Of The mails, as very few miscarriages
Of Money happen when properly directed to ~. BE
eafcfa hat You mention your Post Office. County
and state Give ms, 1T least enc single ttial. YOU
cannet 0ss wueh. ifnat gain. One single trial may
make YOU iudei cndent for life. Try US, There
should be 10 such word as fail. Address
C0R3lN & co.
Bqx 100 Post Office, Baltimore, Nd.
{ctohcr / lS5e--3.so..
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sAM'1 SWANS CO. Managers.
10000 TIcKETs---a geo PRIzTsl!
prizes Amounting to
1904, 00O!!!
VIII te di.triSuted according to the following
ORIGJ AL sc Ii L NJ Il
3, $50 Prizes amounting 20 Sao4 &
Whole Tickets a1o--13aJves 5--cua'r rs e,
pI.A, 3. q ~ TIN 1 nT1,ERN

There are 30 900 Tickets numbered from to %.
600. There 8 $50 Prizes amounting 70 SSGi oep
The drawing takes place IL paclie under the sn-
perrin tendenee If two sworn COMMISSIONERS
fhe Numbers from to 10000, corresponding
with those Numbers on The tickets, printed On
separate slips al paper, ar9 ancrcled with small tia
tnbes, and placed IN one Wheel
The first ZIG Pprizes similarly printea md encir
cle3, are pa Sd in another wheel. The wteels srv
thin rrY9lrsd, and q HmGar Is drawn from ths
wheel ei Numbers and st the game tilae Prize is
drawn from tae other wheel. tae numesr aEs
Prize d:aan out are ope. I'd and exhibited to the
audience, and registered by the Commiorera, tbs
Prize being placed against thu number draIn,-
This oporei5,. repeated until all .hs Prizes
drawn out.
APPROPRIATIONS PRIZES : TAetvg preceding
and the ts2 aueaeadirg Na.ibefs TO tfoSe tgawia.,
mation Pfizos according To the Sseaesne,
ihc 5. 900 Prizes Of $40 ere Determined hy tho
number which draws the $40 Gaa Ptike-sf tia.
number should bs an odd member then every odd
number ticket IN e Scheme viii be entitled to 44D5
if an even number, thoa every eyou nua.hor ticket
vii be entitled to $40 in addition TO sey otase Prixe
which may be drawn.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLuEs
As by this scheme, oue Ticket in every 10 il guar
anteed to draw Si0 will sell Certificates OF fs&
ages of 10 Tickets Coda and eVea numbcrs,l at
the following rates
All that tho 10 Tickets draw over the sulouss
guaranteed Gccrues 10 the purchaser.
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole TicSsts GO
8" q l0Uaif r. 80
90 :; 10 Quarter 10
1t will be perceived, by this plan, that for $50 te
purchaser has Certificate of 10 Tickets, wtsu if
he buys Tickets he would only GET for that sna
Wholes, thus by buying Certificates be ,ss ,our
more chances Tor The larger prisos-Haises anii
Quarter Packages in proportion.
In Ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the Money to our address for tho Tickrtl
ordered, on receipt Of which they viii &c .orw asded
by first nsil.
All those tickets ending With 0, ,. 1. !. s..are
eveamali these ondng with |, 8 s, Z, Q, are odd
.3fiss Remember that every Prize ia drawn fud
pay able .fnli withou ded uotian.
EIs- All Prizes OF 81 600 and under, paid nmr-
diately utter the drawing Prizes a. the ueual
time Of thirty days.
Al communications strictly confidential. Tho
drawnnumbers will be forwarded to purchasers i'm
medaoly after the drawing.
Whole Tickets Si6-Haivcs s5--ouarters So
PTize Tickets cashed OF ranewed i'll Other 1icleis
at either @tfice
Orders Tor Tickets can be addressed sitharto
:. SWAN i CO.. Atlonfo. Ga.
or 5. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
0stober 4, 1856
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ADVANCE IN Fnnranrs IN THE Wrsr.-

ADVANCE IN FRETdnTs IN THE VAST
IL appears that nearly all the western rail
roads at the present time are oyerrun with
freight transportation ard so seriors IS the
Inconvenience resulting thercfrom, that a
general raise in heights, beth upon tie roads
and rivers, is ANTICIPATED or Las already ta-
ken place. The captains of steamboats, also,
~ the same city have put up the ps''eee Of
freight to s1,25 a $3.50 per hundred
pounds for the Mississippi river and New
Orleans fteights, and 81 for Ohio river
freights.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
JUST IsECEEYED::

A oar store, Corner of BANK SQUARE by
n WHITE K PATTON. Black, Blue. aud Mixed
Cloths. Blankets for Negroes. Bed and Shawl Biali-
kets, Flanuels, Linseya and kerseys, Brown and
Black Sheetinqs and Shifting, Baggings, osnaburg,
Stripes, 100 prime, new style Calitoes Manchester
Checks and tinghams CiissimereS. Alerinoes, Plain
and Printed Motslins. .tpaceas Cambria. Jaconcts,
Nice Lawns, Hosiery. Comforts, Worked Collars and
Sleeves. Ribbons Ribbon Belts large assortment,
Black Laces, Black Fringes. Dress Trimmings. rsn-
ey Trimmings, Blict Silks, 81, &r. Sep =
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Valuable Land for sale.

, 4 S Agent for the widow and heirs df John Nc
n Clure, decd, win sci Tractof Land, stua-
ted one mile firm Waynesboro', equi distant be-
tween the Turhpiie and Central Railroad, contain
ing ii9 Acres; about 20 acres cleared, aid tile bal
ance heavily timbered. TIE 'mproy 5ments are two
House, Kitchen, Cora ori5 srr'sig House, &C., with
two coed spring. eonYe4seit to The house. Thi.
Farm, combines tl'e 80 futages Of being only one
mile fren three Ni1.s, so Churches, and the same
from the waynesioro Depot and in the midst oi The
best society. my person wishing to purchase, vii
dowelt to eiN on theageht, who VIII shnw the prem
ses. fsrms apd payment. viii DC accommodating
June sS,-tf. ia MES 5. BUSH, Agent
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Democratic Meeting,

In accordance with previous notice, the
finging Of tho bell brought together, at the
Academy, in Waynesborough, a large and
respectable uumter Ct oar fellow-eitizens,
for the purpose Of hoiding a democratic
meeting.
70 the Chair, an5 I. ". Darborow appoint
ed Secretary.
pr Hopkins being iassoslilsscl % Nc meet
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
vaI;sf bic Earnss for Sale In

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
INTENDING to go to the W est, offer for sale. es
i Tuesday, 18th October Next,
at fair, II not, the next fair day hereattor) ms
farm lying the South Fork of RI snoke, iu Mont.
gomery county. 1t contains between
600 AMI 700 ACRES,
about $50 acres of which are cleared, and under
good fences, and about loo ares OF the cleared land
is rich kirer Bottom. and of il well in grass
all the cleared land is n fine state OF cultivation
The wood land is well timbcred and most of it rood
Tobacco iand- and il being within "a mile of a de.
pot on the Va. and Team H. r., the wood is valua-
BILE. Ii Is well watared-has good Mill Site ON IT,
and is Improved with two good Dwell nn
ings. 1t lies ON the Me- damized road ssseAs.A .
about equi distant from Salem and EyTS s%s
Christiansbufg, county towns of Ro- ~. LINZ
aEoke and Montgomery countics.-f .ts44ssS
The Va. and Tenn. Railroad runs through it,. II Is
distant one mile from Store, Post odce, Church,
and good ftoaring Mil, and from the Montgomery
White Sulphur, Allegbany Yellow SULPHUR and
Roanoke Red sulphur springs lrem two to thrss
| hours carriage ride. II is in healthy region ana
good neigbberheo3
The soil is Limestone and il considered to be cns
OF the best wheat farms in the county.
Possession OF ono of the houses and tho farm viii
| be given a. any tinie
IL is very rare that 50 valuable farm Ia otsegel
for sale.
TERMS .-oae-thrd c. sh or approved nnpatab.s
/ paper at 50 days, and the balanee in and tSs
/ years, W
will SCI! plitasely At amy time before tho day ri;
sale.
At ,hs yame time and place, ( Yi.i sell all my Ifor
sea tattle, Eogs, las, afaia, aIsl Farming lmpie
ments. Also, = Household and L .t3hen tutniture
aerms Of sale lar the Personal Properly will be t.
credit q nine ,aoatas Tor at Suns over IS, with
bond 9Rs apg osed aee2siiy; uraer s., cash:
/ SEPT 27-tG5. WILLIAM DhYiS
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sslsnscsfsarasor's sale.

on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1856.
7 FILL. sell on the premises lately occupied by
1 George Gordon, III tire Town Of Staunton all the
Personal Property Of which said George Gordon
died possessed
TeaMs ON all sums ever Sl0 cred ef mont hs
will be given, the purchaser execGtns bond with
es''Y' y s,>1 WM. il, HARMAN,
Administrator Of George Gordon, decd
Ort0hcr n lS5G--tlS
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11
III. !, AID ais f!
hatest and Most Interesting News.
STEINER. BR0T5ERS& co.

SI61 MEX, BRCT sikiifS & CO,
fyNtHh iris method OF liberty to inform the citi-
zeus Of Stanton aud surrounding country, th =.
they lp3e Jus, returned FROM the North and broug CHI
on the ,fgcst aud finest stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING and Gents Fancy Furnishing Goods
that has ever been offered in this market. Their
Goods were made up and selected under their
care, Of the best kind of material, aud in style to
suit every tast. Their Goods 3.rc Warranted to be
sewed well. Their stock consists Of every kind and
style Of Goats. such Mantas in he latest fashion,
Whitney, fine Cloth and Cashmere, Satinett and U.
Cashmere Coats Pants, such as fine Bacl, Fan
ey Cashmere, Satinett Z. Cashmere, Tweed. kt.
Seaman Silk Pants, at every price, from sl.5o up
to Sl2.
vESTS.--Finc Silk Velvet Plush, Cashmere,
Tweed Black Satn Satin Plush, PLATA and Faacy
Silk Vests. double md single breasted.
BOY y = E.sR,-A very large assortment of Boys
Wear constantly hand at very lew prices; also,
large assortment Of Negro Clothing, at reduced
prices. s.s
As some of our partners reside in baltimore, and
sending, weekly, the latest svles, supply the
citizens of Stnunton constantly with complete as
sertment. and as Manufacture all our Geodsour-
selves. enabled to sell cheaper than any es-
adjustment this side OF Baltimore.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do WELT call and
examine cur Stock they can buy here in Whole
sale cheap IN any of the Northern Cities and
save the Freight expenses.
y ow il the time; come and supply yourself with
clothing for the cruel winter.
Come cne cone ALL
Our motto is, Quick Selcs and small Profits 80.
Doa,t tegget to call at STEINER, BROS. cos.
great Central Gl3thins Emporium.
Sept. 70, lS56-6mos
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10 Oaicc,

yE,IlE subscriber has number OF thorough bred
H. DURHAM CALyE Els for sale. Application must
be made before the l5ti October. Address
GILBERT s. MEM.
October lit Mt. jackson p o., Va
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@ sssa ia #ch7ea6ng--Grsqt Dr.
a.eaat.q freps satur-
ID last 3 portion Of Niesklenbusg
ol4n.g &ss visited by one eft lie most discs
iron. lyl toms, which ever swept over
this region ofthe world. A strip Of ooah-
try RAINING from Blaestoae to Christians
vile. and thence as far rs llepburn's in Lu-
nenbprg was tie scene of the disaster. En-
tire fields Qf Tobacco are in utter ruins, only
erso'sgh being left to show the extesst ofthe
injury. The calamity is rcallya most seri-
GUS one under existing circumstances. The
corn crops of this entire county are such
complete failures. that the farmers have re
lied upon the proceeds of their tobacco crops
to buy them Tread. This resource being
swept away from them they arc left in ve'
ny unpleasant situation. Much OF the to-
hacco destroyed, was very promising =
C{arksrMe Ia. Yobacco Plant.
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Q1EY

At her residence, near Port Republic. IA koeking-
years, Ms. EiizAsgfa, wife Of Jacob strayef Esq.
On the lslh nit in Front Royal, after protraet-
ed illness, Prot D. NoErHiNsgoS SMITH, aged about
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Anlil l6as

SNEwillreceirein a few days very large and
w well asserted stock OF Spring and Sumner
goods, to which we call the attention Of the old
friends and Customers OF the honse.
CRAWFORD & COCHRAN.
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n Office

Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the notes and accounts
L due Messrs. Hirsh Co., arc in my hands for col
lection. Those indebted 10 them would do well to
call on me Immediately. j. Is. WATTS.
Sant 27--3t
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MARYLAND Lotteries.

u - * y IN q u "A " Il IN = -
A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL.
ssThere is q tide in the affairs Of man,
Which, II taken at theaood, leads to tefttne
ONE rRiALMAY MAKE YOU RICH TUR LIFE.
Splendid Schemes Drawing Daily.
SEND YOUR ORDERS To
G. O RBI NJ g. C O.
Tie Old Established Authorized Agents who have
SOLD MORE PRIZES
Than any other Office in the State OF Maryland.
ALL PRIZES GUARANTEED BY TIE STATE
SINGLE TICKETS:
Wholes 81 Halves so cts. Quarters rs cts
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES.
20 Whole Tickets $1,000
rs Half Tickets 500
rs Quarter Tickets 400
NOTHING VENTURE. NUtHlNG GAIN.
Tickets Bought by the Package are always the most
Profitable to the Purchaser.
THY PACKAGES.
For S25 we send package wholes halves & Quarters
For SO we send package halves two whole tickets
For SIS we send package quarts one whole ticket.
Look at the following
SPLEN SCHEMES.
One of which are drawn at II O'Clock each day Of
the week.
BRILLIANT.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11

ing, commenced his remarks by admitting
all political parties honest; he assigned to
each their elative positions, discussed their
claims upon the confidence of the people,
and proved beyond contradiction from the
record that. James Buchanan was the only
safe candidate that had been offered to the
South as 4sorthy of the support OF Demo-
efats and conservative meif. lie fnado an
exposition of squatter Sovereignty, and
showed that Democracy was not obnoxious
to the charge of being its supporter He
closed by an able and eloquent defenee of
his party and its principles. George Bay
lor being called for, appeared Upon the stand
and stated that he had not come to make a
speech, but, being present, he would make
few remarks to his friends by saying to
thes1i that, the safety of the Republic de-
bends upon the election of james Buchanan
to the Presidency. lie had Wisdom to adj
minister the government through a period
Of difficulty; aid would be the representa-
live of concord and harmony bet.teen the
great sections of our country for; section
al controversy must cease Or this Union can
not long endure lie had but one hope for
tie continuance of the Union, and that was
ii .l&o 4lo4 Al, 5,a1ar,,,,a,+ Awe ly-eol
INV IL a. 49,, Ia ;ntei;aaneo &c tbe NO.
- ~, tI.,,,,io ,ro ,,oS. 40 orb;tors &c
f. 49,. ca ri Ia b,d M ,}ot;lt tbot-
tliell Nv u if'o'i.4 ~ '''''' ~ -'01"' ''y
MARTIN K0TNERj Prea't.
u = : ''i'e'.zz v ~
EiosrtHrY, Highland Co.. Va,
October /.
Mr.. Editor Monday and Tuesday last
were enthusiastically the most disaereeabIh
days Of the season. and both DAYS found us
vending our Ws5 to this place, where we
arrived On TUESDAY eYcgiIg, wet and cold.
tut ouF good ol1 Democratic friend of the
",Fa}fassa HtU5e. soon took the chills out
Ev one or taa Of his good fires. fer
" famous. and Nv she way. let
- zt.s.se N yobs readers ears, ami say
#re 5 wish to he we'll treated thew
sHga.,. a 1zls5 try the Nebraska House.
f8-fa r,e viii be great day here
Ic5e.sef Is Aere. and will give the people Il
p.dea Il lis mind upon the subject of Ma
ticua, Politics. The honest and hard listed
geot.airv from al parts of the county viii
flock to hear their noble and gallant repre-
sentative. who has endeared himself to the
pcople Of this county, by his honest and in
lebendent course as a representative of the
teopic.
The friends of Mr. Buchanan in this
COUNTY, seem b be fllly aroused and will
tell a tale in November next which will
craze harshly in the Know Nothing ear. l.
am lola ly Nell informed men. that there
will he An increased Democratic vote in this
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Drug Store Tor Sale.
JUST RECEIVED AND Fctfs SALE BY
STAPLES, .asaTdN 4; CD.

JUST RECEIVED AND FRI SALE BY
STAPLES, MARTIN 81 CD,,
$50 Tons Limp Plaster,
10 Ground do,
900 Sacks Jcdfy's and porcy salt,
rs Ashton do.
30 Ground Alan do.
1890 pounds assorted County Iron,
hhds, n. o. Sugar,
Is bbls. G. Coffee Sugar,
b. do do
5 A., do do
10 Pulveriled Sugsr,
Granuated do
Is Crushed do
hhds. Cuba Molaases,
tierces n. o. do
10 bbls. do do
3 Baltimore Syrup,
so bags Rio Coffee
80 Ia9uyra do
~ Old Java a.
10 Ma,icabo do
50 sides Sole leather.
Is bbls. prime Cider Vinegar.
Boxes Starch,
8 Macaroui,
10 Cheese,
40 Adainantine Candles,
% note do
70 Sperm 10
90 Auli's and dickson Taifc~ 10
400 ID. Cotton arm,
3 hhls. Tanners OF,
: Machine do
500 los Canvass Hams,
tierces Rice,
- doz. buckets--all kinds,
II eFoohg,
800 ! amiess Bags,
3 daz. Grind Stones all sikrF,
Dpmestics, Boats, Shors, Pepper, Ginger.
And aiarge assortment Of Wooden " are, besides
variety of other articles Usually kept in the Gro
Gerry line. Oct. 1, 1886.
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Collection SotiSS

Collection EotiCo.
NOTICE Il horefif gisen to all Who have kindly
~ contributed to tie completion Of the lutheran
Church at STANTON, that portion Of their sub
sefiption fell due tine first Of september, lS56.-
1t is therefore hoped. that snch will 2rdesvor to
make prompt payment to The Undersigned at Staun-
ton, which vii! be bat little trouble to each indisid
ual, whilst il wa;,d be much trouble for him to ysi,
each subscriber. GEO. BAYLOR,
Sent. 2f--ToHu papers copy Treasurer.
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China, Glass, Queensware * Stone ware.
JCsT received 10 Iogaleads au1 Crates, eompris-
~ ing
Gilt and Tea sstts
Covered Dishes aul Stone Ciiaa Sets.
Washbasius and Pitchers,
Chamber Sets, complete,
Soup rureens, RakcrY piscs,
GLASS Bowls, and famblers
A large raneo of White AMI Cold Pitchers;
Also lars, Iues, Stonl Churns. Aihk PAS &c.
October 4 1856, WHITE / PATTON.
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Elections,

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8. P. M.-There was q
great amount of disorder and fighting here
during the latter part Of to-day. Pistols
and guns were freely used. The fighting
III the 9Th and 18th wards was particularly
severe. -Four men were killed and ~
persons wounded among the latter were
three children.
The returns are coming in. Thomas
Swan. the American candidate, is undoubt-
eddy elected by heavy majority over Rob
ert G. Wright, the Democratic candidate
BAIT, Oct. 8, II P M.--hettrns are
in from all the wards except the 18th =
Thos Swan Gam for Mayer has 12,027
and r. Clinton Wright Dem.) has II 600
Il ia reported that the 18th ward gives Swan
100 majority
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sale of Persona, Property,

Sst4C U. q sU.1"k A7IUNC4tFt
A. Administrator Of Mrs. Lydia McNair dec,
N We VIII proceed to sell, at her late residence
about three miles north Of Churehv,l'e, ca
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1858,
the following Personal Property, viz: G Horses.
abau 80 bead Cattle OF various ages--among them
) OF good Mich Cows-a lotoi "a fine sheep, IL
large Hogs, several agons Barncss, &C. aud 9th
er Farming Utensils several hundred bushels OF ca
eeent Wheat, &C. also kIeas.liold ard Kitchen
Furniture.
Terms or SAFE --0n alt sums sndes IS. cash " III
be required, aod on all Sums of IS or over that A.
mount credit of six months will be giron the rur-
chaser giving bond and approved securisy
DAViR MrNAIR
JOHN aoHpABUSH
admin ct Mrs. Lydia MeNair, decd
str x, isaf-~spee, copy tds.
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Gen Pied. who commanded the pro-
slavery forces at the battle Of Ossawat-
tamie, in Kansas, is anative of Lynchburg,
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Hat sna cap straightforward.

tbNHG subscriber begs leave 10 inform the public
j ,iiat he has removed his HAT 1 CAP sPokH
TO the house ON Main Street formerly occupied by
Mr., Nm Ruff. where lie " i'll continue the maui
acture and sale of silk. Fur. Russia HEAVIER Wool
and Slor3ch II ATS. Cloth Pl,!sh and Navy CAfs,
&c, ct the moat fashionable style aud best quality
whichhe willdispose Of onthe most reasonable terms
ia teraefs indebted to the I'D trim OF " N. Shiy
< Co., viii please core forward and lig'idate their
indebtedness N. S.iRY.
October II, 1850 mes
Qaas FL. Clntral r. r. Compay,
KIeHMoNp, Oct. &, 1896.
yFsHE ann ual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
VIRGINIA Central Rail TOAD Company will be
held ia the City OF Richmond,
3'harSdays NoS ember %, 1916.
The transier books OF the Cenpaps viii be closed
from he list Of November until a;.er the adjourn
ment OF the meeting
s-toeih0ldars goi3g 70, and returning from the
l. GARRETT,
0ctobcr Il, Is5s-tim Treasurer.
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" y 4 z 2 u
TIME annual meeting of the stockholders of the
l Valley Turnpike Company will be held at New
Market on the fourth Thursday $50 instant.
py order Of the Pres,t
L. s. ChLYEtr, Tres's'r mad Clerk
Theirs will be meeting of the PresFcnt and vi
rectors Of the Valley 'rpk, So. at New Market, On
Ncdnesds'y tie 22d Ass. J, S. CtLYEKT,
Oct II ls5G--St. freas'r and Cork
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-11

Higra i, Illinois. Alton, H., the home
of Trumbull, ,he sham republican Senator
IN Congress. has just elected Brown, dem,
mayer. by 81 majority He had 4l9 votes
to 365 for Keilenberref5 Ffemonter. That
is tue way Illinois goes. Madison county is
cool for BteIaaan by soc majority Two
Yeas ago ii gave frambull 1927 majority.
TIE I'eafts6 Ceeseagttrc Party.-The
london Standard sa5s that the Conservative
party n tnean4 afc again preparing for a
uonent1Hs eoa5est----1 contest possibly lead
ne "a Tire Removal af Lori Palmerston and
tae a},an3o5,Heat Of the system Of govern
meilt without :, parts ii Parliament OF any
Hltare but ii Gaaf{ the Standard says
NC haze the material of suell party in
ample ttrea, both as regards number and tai
Ont, IN, the policy Of he Palmerston Gov
erag.sz na is abel;af9 il nat 70 awaken
.la n5rsa jerrayaea5tan ssh less By q IA
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