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consistently complain Of foreign Intervention in
the affairs of our continent, SO long as we leave
to foreign generosity the care OF protecting our
interests

The STATEN ISLAND FERRY.-We are happy
to learn that Mr.. Brown, of Maiden. lane, who
was Of the victims Of the late accident on the
Staten Island ferry, is considered to be out of
danger; SO that we trust, this accident, unlike
the last, will be followed by no loss Of life. The
last occasion on which bridge of the Staten
Island Ferry Company fell, cost us many valua-
BILE lives-men, women and children being dash
ed down together, and some crushed to death,
some drowned-all for the want Of proper fasten-
ings to the bridge. With the exception Of Mr.
Brown and his fellow sufferers, the community
which uses the Staten Island ferry will no doubt
feel grateful for having been spared similar ca
lamity this summer by the premonitory fall Of
the bridge on Tuesday: though even thus, the
other bridges may still remain to peril life.
Friends Of the Staten Island Ferry Company
plead in their extenuation that they are cramped
in their means in consequence Of the heavy rent
they pay to Commodore Vanderbilt. They urge,
for instance, that the Commodore positively re-
fused to remit portion Of the instalment due
last May, though earnestly pressed to do SO. We
apprehend that this constitutes no sort of excuse
for the shortcomings Of the company. Its men,
beers may be entitled to sympathy, as individuals,
for having rashly embarked in an Improbable
enterprise but the association is either bound to
fulfil its engagements or to make way for COM
pany which can. To retain possession Of the
slip and franchise, without a lease, and in def
ance Of the city authorities-to imperil life by
unsafe boats and unsafe bridges-to impede ira
vel by failing to supply the accommodation re-
quisite-to disgust the public by the substitution
of hogpens for ferry houses-to injure property
on the island by acquiring bad name for the
ferry: these are acts which would seem to stamp
the Staten Island Ferry Company as public
nuisance.
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one days after the sailing the last steamer from

come days after the sailing the last steamer from
that port.
Convention Of de egates from the Northern
Kansan Aid Societies and committees, met at Cleve.
land, Ohio, yesterday but owing to the non-arrival
Of several prominent leaders in the cause, no bust
ness was transacted.
The Commissioners Of the New York and Connec-
ticut Boundary Commission have appointed c. W.
Wentz, AZ the Engineer to make the surveys on the
part Of this State.
Henri De Costa and Placida N. Castro were yes
terday held to bail by Commissioner Morton, in the
sum Of 81 500 each, TO answer in the case Of the
supposed slave brig Braman.
The Jcint Committee Of the Common Council hav.
ing in charge the arrangements for the reception Of
exPresident Fillmore, met yesterday, and appoint
ed General Lloyd to act as Grand Marshal on the
occasion. The delegates from the various American
clubs also met TO concert measures for joining in the
demonstration. Mr.. Fillmore will arrive in the At
lantic which left Liverpool on the 18th inst.
The letters due by the steamship America from
Liverpool not being at hand yesterday, the cotton
market was rather quiet, and was confined to sales
Of GOO TO 500 bales, without quotable change in
prices Flour opened steady At the previous days
rates. but closed heavy with the turn of the market
in favor Of purchasers Wheat was dull and ire
gular for inferior and common grades, while prime
lots were more scarce and unchanged Prime Canada
white sold at 81 so 81 SO, and prime white South
ern ditto at 81 so 81 So, with pretty free sales Of
all grades. Much Of the Western corn arriving is
received in . heated and damaged condition, which
sells for distilng at about 44;. 45c and lots of
better quality for shipment eastward at 4sc. Soc;
and sound yellow Southern lots sold at Soc. SIC.
Pork was frmer with sales Of mess at $40 $40 25.
Lard was firm at lie. lllc. Sugars were active
and firm, with sales Of 1000 hhds. at full prices
Coffee was more active Sales Of 200 mats Of Java
and 5000 do. Laguayrs were made, at prices given
elsewhere; and 5000 mats Java were sold by auc-
ton, at l0tc. l4ic. Freights were steady, with
fair amount of engagements to Liverpool and Lon
don of grain and -four, at about the previous days
quotations.
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Mails for Europe.
NEW YORK HERALDEEpITION FOR ErROPE.

HEw YORK HERALD-EDITI0N FOR EUROPE
NE Collins mail steamship Ericsson, Capt Lowber, VIII
nsve this port to-day, at noon, for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city at half past
N o'clock this morning.
Ne HERALD printed in English and French) win be
vubNshed at ten O'Clock the morning Single copies,
- wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NV YORK HERALD viii be received at The following places
- 1urope-
Samor-An European Express Co, II and IL Cornhill
Pans do. do Place de " bourso
IWRpoor- do do. RImford street.
lWRrool-John Hunter, IL Exchange street, East.
ne contents Of the European edition Of the HnAiD
On embrace the received by mail and telegraph At
~ oce during the previous week, and 70 the hour OF
Aviation.
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paper of Count Cavour indicate an approaching
crisis amid the Italian marshes? Or is republi-
canism, grown disorderly and rowdy since the in
coming of President Pierce to be put under
bonds to keep the peace? Who can tell?
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BALTIMORE, June 20. 1856.

nHIfTMVKfi JuIV 70, IoOU.
serious ARRAY occurred late last night at seegcrs
lager bier saloon in the western extremity Of the city
A party Of rowdes invaded the premises, and were
desperately repulsed by the Germans Of the
dies called philadelphia Bob" was MORALLY wounded
another had his skull fractured; third had his leg
broken, and fourth was badly WOUNDED by pls!o
BAL,
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Boston, June TO- 1855.
The money lover 81 ooo) subscribed in this city Of
procure silver testimonial to be presented TO-
Senator Sumner will be applied o aid the recovery and
security Of freedom in Kansas in accordance with the
request of Mr. Sumner who has written letter declining
the proposed testimonial.
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Shooting OF the Mormon Leader, james J.
Stran0.

DETROIT June l9, 1896.
James j. Strang the Mormon leader, was shot at Boa
Island the l6h by two Of his former followers.
lie received three balls in the body, and severe blow
from pistol on the head. Strang alive up TO noon
OF the l7th but he laid in very critical condition The
assassns had been arrested.
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Buchanan Ratification Meeting Mt Hartford.

Hartford, June 20, 1856.
An immense assemblage surround the State House this
evening, celebrating the nomination Of Buchanan with
cannon and fireworks and other rejoicngs.
Mayor Deming and others addressed the assembly. At
least five thousand people participated in the demon.
etroton
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Colonel BENTON at St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 10, 1885,
Colonel Benton arrived here to-day and took rooms At
Barnum's Hotel. public reception will be offered To-
him. He will speak at the Court House on Saturday
inhA
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TTIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
House Of Representatives.
WASHINGTON, June 20, $50

WASHINGTON, June 20, 1895.
The House proceeded the consideration Of private
bills.
One hundred and twenty members were present.
No bills were passed. No quorum Of voting members
present
Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Ohio said that next week had
been set apart for the consideration of Territorial bush
ness and the report the Sumner assault had not
yet been printed he should not to take up the lat
ter for consideration until Monday, June 80
Adjourned.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-21
RICHMOND, June 20, 1856.
REpoRfEb by BLAIR CO..
SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

A Executor Of Jane A. Cochran, decd, l will
"A sell very desirable and valuable Tract of Land
lying on the waters of Buffalo Branch in the county
of Augusta. adjoining the lands of George Shuey,
Jacob Hoover and others, about two miles South
west of Chnrohville, and containing Five Hundred
Acres. The land is Of good quality, finely tim
bered and watered, lies within miles Of Swoope's
Depot on the Va. c. R. r.. is convenient to Church
es, Schoolhouses, Mills, Stores, blacksmith Shops,
&c. all things considered, it in of the most
desirable localities and ncghborhoods in the Valley
1t can be conveniently divided into two Farms, with
comfortable Log Dwelling House and good
Spring of water each. will sell it either in one
or separate tracts to suit purchasers.
Also, a Tract of Land, lying in the same neigh
borhood, at the eastern base or North Mountain, on
the waters of Whiskey Creek containing about ----
-- Acres with all necessary improvements.
A good Cooper would do well to purchase this land
and carry his trade extensively, as he would have
on it all the necessary timber and convenient mar
ket for his at the different Mills in the negh
hood
Also, d small Tract, of about so Acres. well In
proved, adjoining the Loeb Willow CT home tract.
If the above lands are not sold privately before
Thursday, the in day Of August, shall, on that
day, the Buffalo Branch tract proceed to sell
them, at public auction to the highest bidder,
l will also sell, at the same time and place, great
variety of Personal Property, such Horses, Colts,
Cows Calves and Hogs; all descriptions of Farm
Ing Utensils, Harness. Wagons, Ploughs, HarroHs,
&C., 80.
TERMS shall be accommodating and made known
on day of sae-long credits with good security.
Any one wishing information as to the above props
erty, will address the undersigned at Churchyile,
be sht any all of it, by myself brother, one
of whom can lEays be found at home.
JAMES COCHRAN,
June l4--tds EXT Of James A, Cochran, decd.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-21
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be offered at public sale on Saturday, the
w 2lst day of June next, my Honse and Lot, ait
uatad in the town of Mddebrook, Augusta county
Also, at the same time, lot of SA DDLERY and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, The Dwelling House
is large Frame Building, well painted, very
suited for Merchant, Saddler, Shoemaker, ac.-
The situation is central, convenient to water &c
AS am the only Sadder in the place, it would be
fine stand for such business All necessary out
buildings the lot. great bargain may be
chad IN this property, being very anxious to go to
the West next fall.
In addition to the above property, I will sell on
the same day Sc AHres of Land within one mile Of
Mddlebrook; about 10 Acres cleared end the bal
ance finely timbcred. To any one desiring to pur-
chase property in the village this Land would be
valuable appendage or to Mechanic wishing to
purchase home it is In of the very best neigh
5orfuuds in the county, and land superior in point
Of soil, locality, dc. Terms accommodating and
may be known by reference to A. b. Lghtner, r.
Turk or myself. Such piece Of Land is rarely in
market, JOHN UTZ.
Nav 81, lS56.-tds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-21
TO FARMERS AND MiLLERS.
PREMIUM DOUBLE SCREEN GRAIN

CLEANER, PATENTED APRIL 20, 1852.
rTNHlS popular Fan which am manufacturing in
Il Staunton, where have number already finish
ed for the inspection Of Farmers and others has been
awarded some thirteen premiums in the last four
years at Baltimore and the Virginia State Fair held
at Richmond last fail, and at all the leading Fairs in
Virginia and Tennessee. $500 of these Fans have
been sold in Virginia and Tennessee, and we could
append hundreds Of certificates from the most prac-
teal Farmers and Killers to show its superiority in
expeditioasly cleaning Wheat, Gloverseed, and ali
kinds Of grain, but deem it unnecessary as trial of
the fan will give satisfaction. 1t cleans Cuverseed
mt for any market without sitting. 1t cleans Wheat
and is pronounced the best separator cxtant To
insure one for your next crop, send in your orders
early. Our teams are passing through the country
to accommodate all that they may find in want Of a
good Fan. They are warranted and gisen on trial
Communications addressed TO I. j. Doyle. Staun-
ton, Va, will BIO promptly attended to. Nv Fans
have my name stamped on them.
lsD- State and County rights for ssie..
May II, lSb6-5m I. DOYLE.
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SENIOR PANTHER OF THE LAIE FIRM OF
KNARE. GEHLE e. co.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ON Saturday, 10th of July, 1856; I will proceed
cult Court of Augusta for that purpose on the prem
ises much of the real estate of the late Christian
Echard as was assigned to his widow, the late Lydia
Echard, as her dover, containing 81 acres and %
poles, cleared and highly improved, in one body, and
IL acres, heavily timbered, in another body, with
an easement from each to the other, on the follow
ing terms:
One, two and three years, equal instalmehts, eS,
of suit and expenses attending the sale; the pur
chaser giving bond with approved security and titt
retained as ultimate sesurity. The Land is situated
on Middle River, near Spring Hill and surrounded
by excellent neghborhood, with good roads ane
Merchant Mills close at hand. Ns more desirable
property could be offered to purchaser. with small
families. j. b. WATTS,
June 21-tds. Commissioner.
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From Eurepe.

The latest intelligence from Europe informs
rs that the English press, in commenting on
the recognition BY this government Of .he
Walker government in Genital America, and IL
anticipation of the dismissal of Mr. Champion,
mas very excited and bellicose. The Times
io'imates that instantly on tho recsipt. Of the
news d Mr.. Crampton's dismissal, Mr.. Dallas
will cease 10 represent the u S. a: The Court Of
b. James. 1t lie suggested, ,hsu that Cor
ference be held between Lord Clarendon and
MIR. Marcy in order 10 settle tbs questions of
dispute. Should Mr.. Dallas be dismissed from
tbs Engli-h Court. no oteer mode Of adjustment
can b" thought OF should II a, fail, MAR would
be inevitable.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-06-21
Troubles in Kansas.

Further Particnlars.-1he 81. Louis Demo.
Graf, OF The 18Th Instant, has the following ru-
mos from Kansas:
II. reported ths, four hundred men, ON each
side were IN the vicinity OF Hickory Point, and
that Tuesday, the 10Th, was fixed upon, by COM
mon conseai, for battle. Oae hundred and
Thirty men-OuT informant al Kansss stated T.
marched throsgh Wes,port en- Monday, with
file and drum sounding, aid banners fymg al
around, and apparently intent upon ''war."-
They we've proceeding in haste 10 Join the pro.
SLAYER, force Al Hickory Point.
Gov. Shannon wa, al Kansas city on TUESDAY,
bu. would start wlfhou, delay for Fort Leaven-
worth, aad adopt The most positive measures for
the reslofalion Vi quiet. Major Oliver, whose
information comes from the Governor, told us
That Shanon would Issue a proclamation on
Wednesday, Ihe nth, WI Oh would require the
United Siatss soldiers 10 dsarm, add disband all
companiss Of armed men for hostile purposes,
wherever found, and in case Of refusal, giving
The officers discretionary power to use force upon
them. Eight companies oil Uuied States troops
are now on duty in the Territory, aud it 10 sta.
led BY reliable persons that Gov. Shannon
would order out lhose sliA lsf. al For, Leavsn-
worth and Fort Riley, and would proceed will,
Them In order 10 restore order Ia the Territory.
The temor that liie town Of Oswalo,nis had
poeh seckeuS u 0onuIHneu. livery mouse was
entered anu many articles carried of, by l50
men, SAID 10 be- from es'por,, Mo Gen. Whit,
field, with several hundred men, had been or
iared BY Col. Sumner 10 dislAnd Col. S.,
has also dlsDanded The council Of Leaven-
worth.
Il 10 stated that the Rev. Mr. McAtee cf the
Lutheran Church, OF Leavenw orih, ha, heer
ordered 10 leave The territory. Tor WRITING lets
ter 10 Gov Rseder. Col. Sumner, no viewer, had
offered TO protect him. Henry J. Adams, a
lawyer, bad been arrested OF tho charge OF
usnrping The Office of legislator, BY accepting
Once under the Free State Constitution. Mar
tin +. Conway and FIVE others of the Free
State officers had also been arrested a, Leaven
worth On similar charges, but som after relsas-
ed, come ofthem promising 10 leave the Terri
tory.
Whtg Meeting Monday, June as, 1856
The meeting held in February las, authorized
the Undersigned 10 call another meeting when
ever we should deem i, expsdient.
Since that time meetings have been held In
various parts OF the State and Ia Slate Convsn-
,ien has been called to moe, in July next.
We consider j, proper that the Wings Of Au.
gusta shall be represented in that Convention
and to that end we call "a meeting to be held al
the Courthouse on the first day Of our June
County Court.
e,,,, this meeting we cordially invite all who
!, -or Of the independent organization oil
s arc Uh; nar,v All others are requested 10 let
JoxN 3. PAID" o'"
HENDERsos =. BEL.'
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A Farm TOt Sale.

ATE will offer for sale on the premises, on Thurs
w day, the 18th day of July 1856, tract of land
containing about Three Hundred Acres, about one
Hundred of which is cleared and all in grass, and
the balance has upon it timber of the best quality
for building other purposes. This Farm lies about
miles Southwest of Stanton, and within abaut "a
of a Depot on the Va. Central Railroad adjoining
the lands of Messrs. SNYDER, Major D. summers
and others There are on the land two Dwelling
Houses, and several never failing springs with
small branch running through 1t, and will be sold all
together, or in parcels to suit purchasers;
TERMS :-One-fourth in hand, aud the residue IN
three equal annual pas ments thereafter the title
be retained until the payment of the whole of the
purchase money. The land will be shown to any
person des ring to see it, at any time, BY Supplying
to the undersigned at Stanton.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Executors az
JOHN TRIMBLE, J Geo. Baylor, ST. d cd
May 3l-tds.-Spec. and Rock. Register copy.
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New segar and Tobacco store.

adjoining Kamersr's Jewefry Store.
'YSo the lovers of the Weed, and chewers OF To-
Il baceo, beg leave to announce that have open
ed a EEGAR AND TOBACCO ESTABLISH
MENT at the above mentioned stand, where al ALI
times, may be found Segars of all the most admired
Brands, Of imported and domestic manufacture,
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco OF the very
best kind A practical experience of many years
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
of the same, jusihes in saying, that can supply
all demands and administer TO the stse of the most
inveter ate tobacco chewers and smokers hope nv
many friends will give trial, and .beir kind
support, in my endeavor to establish myself here.
promising them stric: and fsilfu attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARkMAN
Nav 2S 1856
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Has A .FEpEsALIsr!-The opposition

Has A .FEpERALIsr THE opposition
press is lsboring hard to fix the oeium o:
Federalism upon Jlmes Bnehanan.---
Where, the proof' He was the support.
sr Of Mr.. Monroe, the warm. fast and DO.
som friend Of Jackson; the right hand man
ofMr. Polk, and the honored sppointee
Of Mr.. Pierce. Were they federalists -
II SO. then was Mr.. Buchanan. IL not,
then was not Mr.. Buchanan. lie was one
OF Jackson's boldest and ablesi supporters
10 his struggles with the u. S. Bank. He
was .ntrusted by that sagacious Statesman
with the mission to Russia. lie was the
n. ,~ier OF Mr.. Folks administration, and
..nrs.s, >tative Of his country at the FIRST
~ T., -npe under Mr.. Pierce's adj
.";u;.,,a,;.u -. =, he's a federalist! We
s;sh ths country ' was Gull of such federal
SSta. t''.,,.3
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Notice.

T hereby notify the citizens of " aynesboro and the
l. pubic generally, that have sold my entire Stock
Hilb. All claims due against the firm must be han
ded in tony former agent, Simon IIilb, who j, nu-
thorized to settle them. To enable him to do So all
INDEBTED to the firm have to come forward and pay
up before the lst of July 1876. All claims not set
tlec then, will be placed in the hands of sfessrs
Hartman &C Bell for collection.
JACOB LANGSpORF.
Philadelphia, June : 3t-Spec copy 81
W00L ROLLS of the best quality inst received
w and for sale BY WHITE 4 PATTON.
June IA, 1856.
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T Gov. Wise conclu led his ste spe'
the Ratification Meeting in Richmond, WIN 'h>
following remarks:
''He said ths, when boy shooting "gsess,
ducks and ployer" along tho Atlantic coast, he
had always found "doubte bses"-BB shot-io
be most effective. This is a BIB ticket. Let
i, be called the "dovbls bss' ticket. 1t has not
only B Tor Buchanan, but B for son Of the child
State Of Virginia-Kenlucky joined to Psnnsyl.
-Virginia's nephew and srandchild =
Nov with these double. bees we had only 10 load
the Democratic big gun, take aim at the butts OF
the wings Of The leaders OF watch-geese. le. thy
into the flock, ard al every FIRE we would bring
down more game than we could bag"
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RevO,,t ON SDe,.,,tutOrrhOe0.

JUST published by the Howard Association, Phil
u adelphia, Report on Spermatorrh~a, or Semi
nal Weakness, Impotence, the Vice of Onanism Mas
turbaton, or Self-Abuse, and other diseases of the
Sexual Organs, with an account Of the errors and
receptions of Quacks, and valuable advice to the
Afflicted, by George r. Calhoun, ". D., Consulting
Surgeon OF the Association, benevolent lnsttu-
tion, established by special endowment for the re-
lief of the sick and distressed afflicted with viru-
lent and Epidemic Diseases" A copy of this re-
port viii be sent by mail Tin a sealed envelope
Free of Charge, on the receipt of two stamps for
postage. Address
DIR. GEO. r CALHOUN
No. South Ninth St, Philadelphia. Pa.
May II, ls56.-3m
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"Listen Ut what the "Colu ubisn -.
q leading Democratic journal OF South " :
ollns says Of the nomination Of Buchanan
American,
Now, the American knows, or if it does
not, il is lnexc'lsa5le ignorance, for the
TACT has been published all over the coun-
Try, that the "Times," is strong know,
nothing paper. and has been ever since the
party hsd an existence. The South Car
Gilman" is the Democratic paper publish
ed in Columbia. Will the American make
the correctioss
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LA IL Id !!

DY virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me rs
ID trustee for the benit of George Seawrght, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Augusta, will proceed to sell. on Satur-
day, 26th day of july 1856, for cash, the tract of
Land on which Jacob Sheets resides, situate in few
hundred yards of Mowry's Mill, adj dining the
lands of James Poage and others, and containing
102 acres, rood and "a poles about 60 acres of it
cleared, and the residue finely timbered Title I'M
questionable. An opening for an exeellet home to
small family j. B. WATTS,
JUne 2l-tdss Trustee