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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Elegant Photograph,

We have received from II. LrTeH, near
the st. Charles, Richmond, an elegant Pho
tographic likeness of our esteemed fellow
townsman, Col. WIN. II. HARTMAN 1t is
one of the best likenesses we ever saw, and
reflects great credit upon Mr.. Litch, as an
artist Psrsous who may wish exact copies
of themse',e, can net do better than ~ call,
ing on hir l..tch.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
HI0Ody Work,

Terrible reports of bloodshed at the mu-
nicipal election in Washington ON Monday
last, June lst, are published in to-day's
paper See the dispatches. When, before
the introduction of Know othingisIn, have
such scenes of violence and bloodshed been
witnessed in this country
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Whole vote BOIL.
Mr.. Stuart's majority al.


The vote for Mr.. Leteher stands 1412
lmboden, (not a candidate of his own choice
but voted for as such by nearly the whole
X. n. party, as the man of their cboice)--
1919 Tucker received 1929 votes for At.
torney General.
The greater part of the opposition vote al
the Grecnvlle precinct was cast for John
II. McCue, Esq. for Attorney General -
He also received majority of the votes cast
at Greenyile.
= Some doubt has arisen as TO Mr. Stu
arts vote at this precinct, a figure of the
footing up being blotched. The Spectator
reports the vote at 138-a friend, who has
counted it, reports 1870, as the true poll
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
A New Article.

We noticed in the street, on Thursday
morning last, wagon heavily laden with
the bones of old horses, COWS, &c. designed
for grinding into dust, to DC used as a fer
tilizer for our soil they were purchased By
j Marshall MeCuc, aad VIM. n. Tate,
Efss.. two Of the most enterprising farmers
in the county, at about So rer toa.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
VOTE OF AUGUSTA IN 1856.

We re-publish, for the sake of the refer
ence, the vote of Augusta at the Presiden-
tial election. 1t will be seen that there is a
heavy falling off of the Democratic vote,
owing to causes that We cannot explain We
must urge upon the Democrats the necessi-
ty of greater cxcrtion If they wish to sue
coed, they must fight on-6ght ever
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

Our exchanges bring us accounts of ter.
rible storms of rains and hail in North Ala.
bama, West Tennessee and Arkansas. and
various places along the valley of the Mis-
sissippi river, In some places the hail was
of immense size and very destructive to
corn, cotton, vegetables and shrubbery
killing pigs and doing serious damages te
the roofs and windows of houses. 1t is sta.
ted that hailstones, by actual measurement
nine inches in circumference, fell week
since in Kinds county. Miss The general
size VAS about that of hens egg.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Lock 10 yAur Stables,

Within the past week two horses have
been stolen from stables in Staunton-
belonging to Col. Baylor, the other to Jno
B. Scherer. Mr. Scherer's horse has been
recovered There are rogues about Look
to your stables.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Ornamental SIGN Painting

Our townsman, Mr.. HORACE SEELY, is
painting some beautiful signs. We do not
know by wat name the work is called, but
the lettering is done with foil, handsomely
colorcd, and presents most beautiful and
attractive appearance. Mr. S. deserves en-
enlargement and we hope he viii be liber-
ally patronizad
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
DYES wall Street Broker.

We have received two numbers of Dyes
Wall Street Broker, containing rules for the
detection of counterfeit bank notes. Persons
who may wish to examine these numbers,
can do SO by calling at this office.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

A colony Of New Englanders, headed by
Congregational clergymen of Massachu-
sets, are preparing to cmigrate to Iowa the
present season, after the old Plymouth fash.
ion. They have chosen aud purchased
tract in the southwestern part of the State,
in Adams and Adar counties. and intend tc
have a settlement with schools, churches, Ii,
braries, lyceums, presses and other social
literary and religious advantages.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Sale.

The one-half of the National Hotel, in
this place, recently advertised for sale, in
this paper, was sold at public auction, on
Saturday last, for the sum of S70l0. NJ.
G. Hartman, purchaser.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

Considerable excitement prevails in the
neighborhood of Port Republic, owing TO
the fact that number Of barns have been
destroyed by fire, and other villainios com
mitted Several suspected persons have
been forced ia leave tbat ocightoTb0o,l.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Elections vet to be Held,

Elections for members of Congress are yet
to be held in the following States, viz i; In
Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri,
and Texas, August Sd; North Carolina and
Tennessee, August 9th,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
DEAD.-The deaths of the Hon. Andrew

P. Butler. U, States Senator from South
Carolina, and Hon. James Bell, u. States
Senator from New Hampshire, were simul-
taneously announced Oh the 9th ult.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Excitement in 0hi9,

Re'tsfGnce to The FRgitire Slaae Lalc.--
There has been great excitement in Greene
county, Ohio, in consequence Of the arrest
OF four individuals, charged with aiding a
slave to escape. The Cincinnati Gazette
gives the following account of the case;
On Tuesday, United States Deputy Mar
shall Churchill, accompanied By eleven as
sistants, left this city for Meehaniesburg,
Champaign county, Ohio eleven miles from
brbana, having with him warrant issued
by Commissioner Newhall, for the arrest of
Charles and Edward Taylor, brothers, Rus
sell Hyde, and Hiram Guttridge, who. SAYS
the warrant, did, about the Dist day of Au-
gust, 1856, barbor aud conceal one Add
White, person owing service and laboF to
Daniel G. White, of Flemingsburg, Ky,
who had, previous to said date, escaped into
the State of Ohio and was then fugitive
from such service and labor, so as to pre-
vent the discovery and arrest of the said Add
White The offence charged, it will be OBJ
served, is not that the slave was aided IN
his escape from his master in Kentucky by
the four accused persons, but that they shel.
tered and protected him in Ohio; or, IN
other words, "put him through on tie Ua-
foreground Railroad, The penalty for the
offence is fne of one thousand dollars and
imprisonment
On Wednesday morning, the Deputy
Marshal left Urbana with his posse, in hired
carriages, and in Mechaniesburg, and in the
ncighborhood, succeeded in arresting the
four accused individuals While the arrests
were in progress. the most intense excite
ment was created in the vicinity. The news
spread rapidly and a determination was ex-
pressed to use every means the law provides
to rescue the prisoners from the hands OF
the Border Ruffians, as the officers were
called, whose sole object it was confidently
though enormously, asserted, was to take
them over to Kentucky and lynch them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

AccEPrlD.- hear that this morning
(says the Washington Star, the Hon Fay
cite McMullen, Of Virginia. accepted the
position of Governor of Washington Terri
tory, not long since rendered to him by
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

The farm belonging to the estate of Peter
Orchard, dec, lying near this place, was
sold on Saturday last, at public auction, to
Vim. F. Asst & Bro, for $50, so pr. acre.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
lEsa.yaG for Sale

pElNG DESTROYS Of moving Westward VIII az
u fer for sale, privately, the TRACT nj LAND
on which reside, lying on branch Of the Long
Meadow Run, near Hermitage, Augusta Count,
and containing Ninety Five Acres. Aheat
two-thirds cleared the balance heavily timhcrcd.
There is a good Dwelling House Hna evpry ~
eessary clubhouse on the premises. Gand Springa
on the land. good Steam Saw Mn and Chap-
ping Mill close by. II not sold before the 18th Ut
July. it will then be offered at public auction.
June 6-tds. SAMUEL BAIlI..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
fBy Teleqydph.

CIscISSArI, May 30 The T. s. Mar
shall autographed TO the Secretary of the In-
terror to-day, for instructions regarding the
arrest aud imprisonment of the u States
officers, but the nature of the instructions
received in reply has not yet transpired.
Judge Leavitt, U. S. District Judge, is
sued writ of habcas corpus to-day, and the
Marshal has gone to Springfield to serve it..
In case resistance is offered to it, it is re-
ported that the United States troops viii be
called out.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

The Plantation far General Pierce. -
The Nicksourg papers contradict the report
that 500, GOO has been subscribed in Missis-
sippi to buy plantation for ex- President
Pierce NOTHING Of the Kind has faen
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Dreadful Riot I'm Washington City,

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The municipal
elections took place here to-day In tbecar-
~ forenoon, there was much riotag III lie
2nd, 18th and 18th Wards 4 large number
of baltimore rowdies, consisting Of Plug
ilglies and number Of other organizations,
were known TO have arrived in tie carly
tralD, whose presence instigated the more
dlsorderiy OF our own eitizera, and fighting
took place in each of these wards Pistols,
knives and clubs were used with deadly eff
feet. Several persons were seriously woun-
ded The rowdies procured swivel, took
1t to the 4th ward polls and threatened to
open IRE II BODY OF foreigners were allow
ed to vote. Meantime the mayor finding
the civil force Insufficient to preserve the
peace, requested the President of the Uni
ted States to order the Marines from The
Barracks The order was issued, and 10
Marines were marched, with liked bayonets
to the spot. The Eowdies assailod them
with the vilest abnso and epithets. When
the swivel was about to be fred into the
ranks Of the Marines, they charged and
took the swivel. The crowd then fred on
the Marines from the side and front, and
one of the Marines fell. The order was
nov given and two platoons fired into the
crowd, sweeping the seventh street and
market house
The scene was past description, After
the first discharge, the rioters continued to
shoot from the corners and stalls. Several
were killed and many wounded, but it is be-
lieyed that more met their death by pistol
shots than from the T. s. Marines
The City is now quiet, but another dem
onstration is feared to night.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June 10, P. Mt
had been prc-arranged that large force of
TIE rioters should arrive from Baltimore in
Tle seven o'clock train, but bearing that
their friends were returning they deSisted
Meantime the Marines were drawn up in
the Depot to receive them. The Marines
having been on duty the whole day, the
Secretary of War has ordered the Light Ar
tillery to come on from Fort MeHcnry, and
they arc expected to arrive before 10 0 clock
tonight.
The mob have obtained possession Of an
other cannon and have threatened to dis;roy
the houses of the Mayor and Captain Tyler
of the Marines consequently their families
and valuables have been removed to places
of safety. A heavy shower is now falling,
aud every thing is comparatively quiet.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

Thanks. We return our thanks 10 the
Hon. John letchcr, for a complete sett Of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
Members Of Congress.

The returns as yet are meagre, but they
indicate the success Of the Democratic tick
ct in all the Congressional districts Of the
State
The following are the names Of the can
didates for Congress in the thirteen Dis
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

Change Of Fen',e.-- The case Of Cap.
Shitilett, charged with the burning of Dr..
Caldwell's mills, in Greenbrier, has been
removed from that county to Monroe. A
special term of the Circuit Court Of Monroe
will shortly be called by Judge Hudson Far
the purpose Of trying the accused.
Counterfeit new cents are in eireulatian
in New Terk. They are made of peufs,
and easily distinguished from the genuine
by their greasy slumpy appearance.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
GOOD APPOINTMENT.

We are cratifed to learn that Mr.. Jno.
B. Supple, of this city. formerly of Angus
ia county, where his parents now reside,
has received an appointment from the War
Department, as assistant u Capt John
Pope, U S. A., who viii shortly start, with
a corps of engineers and others, from San
Antonio, Texas, on an expedition to the
plains for the purpose of continuing the ex-
periments of boring artcsian wells. The
post to which Mr.. S. has been assigned
yields liberal comp onsaton, and therefore
combines honor with proit, --Rjehmoa1
Wig.
Esy- We cordially endorse the above. -
Mr. S. was in our Office on Monday, and
requested us to say good bye to his nu-
merous friends in this county.
Appointed. We hear that Governor
Wise has tender to James L. Carr, Esq
of Kanawha county Virginia, the post of
Lieutenant Governo. of that State made va
cant by the resignation of Lieut.. Gov Me-
Comas. Mr.. Carr is native of Charlottes-
vile, though long q resident Of Western
Virginia where he is well known as the
President of a Bank in kanawha lie is u
gentleman of high character, and his selec-
ton is in all respects a good one There
was an important constitutional law question
involved in filing this vacancy; which, We
presume, Governor Wise had settled to his
conviction ere making the appointment. -
We have no idea, at present, that Mr.. Carr
will decline - Washington Str.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
HIGHLAND COUNTY

MONTEREY, 1st June, 1857.
Dear Siy Below you have the official
vote Of Highland county:
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TO ADTERT1SERs.- TIE vindicator has
large and incre asnc circulation in this and tho ad
iiaiu. counties, and is n valuable medium fer ad-
.er,i.srs. Circulating AMONG businefs men, i, af-
FOR j. great inducements to those who will Use its
eniaaans.
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ARREST FOR PIRACY

NAsHlNaToS, May % Jonathan S.
Jenkins, US. Consul at Navigation Island
Was this afternoon arrested at the State De-
partment, on warrant issued. upon the
charge of Piracy. The oath was made BY
DR.. Van Cramp, who alleges that jenkins
seized and sold large amount pf property
belonging to citizens Of thu United States
including the cargo Of the ship Eudorus
lying in harbor of Asia
After an examination Jenkins was lodged
in Jail to await reqaisition from the Gov
ernor of New York, preparatory to his trial
in that city, he having first landed there on
his return from the Pacific
Consul Jenkins in Court.
WAsurSeroS. May % Consul Jenl ms,
who was day or two since arrested on the
charge Of piracy, was brought into court
to-day. The District Attorney stated that
the Government did not wish to hold him to
trial, as preliminary proceedings would not
be sanctioned iylh, Department Of State
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06

FOR HlRE-l'he balance OF tae year.
SERVANT WOMAN, who Il cook washer a,f
iroHer or, GIRL horee servant. Hotue IN Ii,
country desired. Inquire Of die Editor. .Il-as
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-06-06
LATEST FROM UTAH.

INTERESTING News FROM SALT LAKE
CITY.--BrSgham Young Besiegea IN his
oWn House. We take the following from
an extra of the Calayeras California;
Chronicle. published at MokeMmne Hill,
dated Monday, April Goth
Yesterday Sunday morning, 10Th inst
Mr.. Thompson, the daring and intrepid
Carson Valley Expressman arrived at Moke
lumne Hill, via Murphy's and Big Tree
Road, from Carson Valley
An expedition is organizing in the Valley
for prospecting tour to Walkers River:
it will start about the 10th of May. Walk
er's River is $50 miles south of the Carson
rising in the Sierra Navadas, opposite Mari
posa and flowing eastward, it siul1s in the
sands of the Great Basin.
From private letters received from Salt
Lake, Mr.. Thompson learned that the
schlsm in the Mormon Church has assumed
formidable character. The Gladaenites
or the Apostates from the Simon Pure faith
as enumerated by Brigham and his adherents,
have of late wonderfully increased their
numbers, and grown so rebellious that the
Prophet is forced to environ himself with u
trusty guard of the faithful The letters
state that his house is guarded night and
day, by his friends, and that so bitter are,
his enemies against him, that he is afraiil
to show himself in public. He has deserted
the Tabernacle
The Mormons of Carson Valley, on ac-
count of difficulties apprehended with their
Gentle ncighbors, had been pcremptorily
ordered to Salt Ls..o, by the Prophet, bus
thinking it easier to negotiate peace, than
to sacrifice their homes, they have shaken
hands with the Amelikites, and buried the
tomahawk,
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Receipts Of the Tiadicator torde ,reeh end.
ing Sat~dQy, June 6, 1871.
Jacob Il. Ilildebraaa, s. go
EF" That's all !!
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EIECTIOy RI .s.


Whole vote in the countryside.
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volumes Of tho Congressional tilobo,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-09
Another Forgery Exposed a!

The Republican papers refu e to publish
Gov. Gtary's Fare swell Address to the
People of Kansas and are :rying to
palm upon the people certain editorial
comments from vile fusion sheet called
the ST. Louis Democrat! as expressing
the views Of Gov. Geary. Soon after the
fraud was dete cted. Gov. g.. over his
own signature. pronounced the comments
IN the democrat as utterly untrue, but in
spite Of this. the Republican papers con-
tinue to give currency TO the Fraud. while
they conceal the message itself from their
readers. They hope. by giving paper
called the Democrat, for authority in
the circulation Of the Fraud. that thoy
cab easily deceive the people--but their
deceplions. already, are "too numerous to
mention" SO this new, or rather old game,
can avail them nothing.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-09
MORTGAGE SALE.

In pursuance of the terms of chattel Mortgage
executed to me 10y James Curtis, to secure the
payment OF certain sums of money therein speci-
fed, (and recorded OH Book b, page 3s4, records
of this county, have taken possession Of and will
Offer at public sale to the highest bidder Tor cash.
SATURDAY, the 25,h day of APRIL,
l357-all the right, title, interest claim and lie se-
hold estate of James Curtis, in and to all that IN
divided half of out.ot number 81, in the town of
Plymouth, in this county, south of Yellow river,
and east of the Michigan road, as belongs to the
Furnace thereon, occupied by myself and James
Mitchell; together with the buildings thereon the
machinery, tools, and everything in and about and
belonging to said furnace and buildings. The said
mortgage covering the undivided half of the whole
premises tenements, fixtures and machinery.
Ihiss a large furnace, (and the only one
here) with circular saw, steam power in album
dance, and in full operation, and there is no better
location for business in the west. All the work
that he made ellis readily at good prices, and
material is abundant. Call and examine, for it
will be sold without reserve.
apr9-21t2. ENOCH BELANGEE.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-09
Politics in the Pulpit.

We are pleased to see that several dis
tinguished Religious papers, are rebuking
those ministers who not only neglec.
the duties Of their sacred calling. but by
the foul libels which they utter. furnish
arguments for Infdsliiy. and bring re.
proach upon true Religion.
But every age has ha its fanatics No
period. in our history. produced more than
arose during the late Presidential can
vass. Eminent Diyines then urged the
propriety of going forth. armed with
deadly weapons. to resist the execution oil
the Law. But. in the Intelligence of the
People. they received check that. for
the present at least. renders them pow
erless to do mischief, however strong may
be their desire. and reckless their action,
In the attempt to Rule or Ruin"
Lsaguiug themselves to q party with
20 political principle to recommend them
TO popular favor. they fsncied they would
rssrb that power which forms their tibet.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-09

yThe Commissioners and Superin-
tendenl of tho Indiana Hospital for the In
sane have addressed circvlar to the Clerks
Of the different counties in the Sac. infor-
ming them that in consequence of the fail
ure of the appropriation bills. no money
can be drawn from the Treasury for the
support of this institution, and that the in
mates of tie Fospitsl will have to be re-
turned to their respective counties.
The failure of these bills is solely attrib-
utable to the black republican majoriy in
the Senate. as they were passed by the
House. and strong effort made by the
Democratic Senator'S to have them pass
the Senate. but were prevented BY the Re-
publican majority.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-04-09

by day, and dreams by night. in appeal
ing to the Religious feeling of the country,
and by invoking the advocates of every
ism to join them in their crusade against
DEMOCRACY. But that time honored
Doctrine, which spings from the People
and under whose watchful eye and foster
ing care our County has grown into great
ness--has too deep hold upon their af
fections, to be suddenly surrendered TO a
Party made up Of mere expedients, and TO
whom. as Party. the Country absolutely
owes nothing.
Our Army and our Navy have increas-
ed to their present perfection under the
auspices Of Democracy. The acquisition
of Texas and California was acquired un-
der Democratic rule-the purchase of
Louisiana was made by Jefferson. tina,
Apostle of Democracy. while the War
With BE xico, which shed such glory up
on American arms, al we'll as that Of
1919, were violently resisted by the par
ty who, among their various changes of
name. have adopted. for the present. the
title of Republican.
Democracy requires no expedients.--
1T knows no shadow Of turning, 1t
needs no change of names--the same to-day
as when it sprang into birth in the days Of
JErFEnsoN-and to designing men. as
terrible as an army with banners" Tenn
porary excitements have sometimes bro't
US defeats, but even in those reverses. the
Democracy have found strength. for the
victorious Party. when the reins Of Gov
eminent passed into their hands. failed to
redeem their pledges. and thus those who
had been misled by Excitement. were
brought back TO the True faith, by the
"sober second thought"