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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-10-03

Failures. Since the monterey panic
commenced, with the failure of the Ohio
Lite and Trust Company, there have been
one hundred and two business failures, sus-
pensions, &C., in New York city and forty
I've IL PhilsAelrh,s
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WASHINGTON STEPHENSON, Com'rs
August 20, ls57.-tds. rs
VALUABLE FARM ron SALE IN

u "a " u n BILE FARM fOk ga LIZ IN
' CuEPEPEk COUNTY. As the agent of the
Hen. Jas. T. Strother and John \. Parker, l viii,
sell privately their Valuable FARM, lying within
one mile OF Aitehelrs Station on the @. & A. Rail-
road The road passes through the farm in full
view of the residence. This tract contains $40 A
Ores, lis Of which ere well tin.5erca. II lies
beautifully, and is in very good condition at this
time for cropping. There is no better grass or
wheat land (naturally) in the State and il produ-
ces corn and oats well. The fences are tolerahly
good, and thereis water in every field The Build
ing is plain but comfortable.
| am authorized to sell this farm FOR $40 co., to
DO paid as follows: i when possession is given.
(Which can be had AZ any time, and the balsncg
in and equal annual instam ents, interest paid
annually. can assure the public that great barr
gain is offered in the above tract of land. 1t is Ill
uated in a line neighborhocd. with good schools;
churches, stores, shops, and mills all convenient.
Any one who may desire TO examine the premises;
viii please arop ,rs iipe, end will meet him nc
Mitchell Station any day he may dcs gnate, aud
if he wants to buy land, he will not hesitate (iii
my opnion) to contract for the farm at once.
Address nae q Brandy Station, Culpeper coun-
ty,fa. DR.. G II HARRIS, Agent.
Sept. 5, 1s55.-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Synod OF Virginia.

The Evangelical Lutheran Svn1d Of Virginia
will hold its twenty eighth annual Convention al
Stanton. Augusta CO.. Va, commencing Thurs
day evening, October sth., 1857.
A. X. RUDE, Sec'y.
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Mr.. D. P. POWERS takes the interest Of Mr.
1fl Jas. L. Tompkins, and the business viii h.,
STAPLES, MARTIN Go.
The accounts due to the concern are now ready
for settlement. and our friends win oblise US bg
calling end sattiias he same. All claims against
the concern will be paid ON prcsen tation to us,
W thank our friends, all, lor the liberal patron,
age extended 10 cur late concern, and do With ~.
confidence now ask i(s continuance and increase.
Being connected with " T SrAsIEs Il &c. 81
Richmond, and prepared to make advances il tash
on consignments 81 tlauf, or other Fl odiiee, To
them, fH0S. STAPLES,
JN0. 5. MARTIN,
u. 7. POWERS,
5No. STAPLES
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At Rules hald in liz Clerks odjce Of the Circuit
Court of Augusta Comfy, Septeipbt 9th, 1851.
iaasto,d, against = Plaintiffs
Samuel SHELBY A. B. seord sad J reroloDts
kNiE object Of his snt is 10 sa3iect ths house and
/ lot ia The bill mentioned to the Judgment lien
q the Plaintiff.
1t appearing Ky satisfactory evidence that Che
Defendant Samual Sbeeyis notan infasifnt of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that tho s&d i1eici-
dant do appear here within one month &ffer due
publication OF this order and do what is necessary
to protect his intsr st. \ Copy, Te-te,
Sept. y, Is57,-fw C KINNEY, elk,
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MALE SGEOOL

vTNHE subscriber will open a Male School in the
Il Basement of the Lutheran Church, on the 18th
September 1851, ard continue it ten months. Iae
branches taught will be the lie tin, Greek, and
French Languages and their literature; Mathe-
m aties. including Algebra. Geometry, Plain and
SIP eriald Trgonometry. The usual branches of
the English language, embracing ancient and mod
orr and History.
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to a Dccrctal order of the Circuit
Court for the County of Highland, pronoun-
ced at the July Term of said Court in the year
1857, in a ehaneery cause therein pending, in
which William Townsend, SEN, is mplanant and
Alien Townsend. Aaron G. Townsend and Andrew
Iockridge pefendands,- Il shall on the 30th
to 81 50 much Of lots No. /, No.7 and No. 3,
comprising the tract of Lands in the bill and pro-
ceedngs mentioned as will be Sufficient to pay the
81 ore hundred dollars, VITA interest thereon
frtm May, 1857, until the day of sale, together
with all costs attending said sale.
TERAiS:-Bonds with approved seca-tsy due and
payable three months after the day Of sale, each
si0e, interes. and costs aforesad The Lane lies
in Hghltnd county, on the waters of Jackson's
/ River, and adjoining the lands of Robert Carpcns
| ter and others,
WASHINGTON STEPHENSON, com'r.
Aurust 10 IS57-tds $1,000
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IERGlYIi +.

It Rule. hyld in the 5qcrk's ofcc Of the Circuit
Court If Augusta County, Wednesday Sept. 9th,
is5f.
R II. Dudley aud Thomas &. EGGS pjajstIas
head, aga inst ''''''s'
4 D. atora, Samuel shelley and Defendants
Others "V'e"e"u's
TINE object of this snt is to enforce Judgement
L lien against; real es' ate, belonging to Accord,
Shelley and Quidor
1t appea itig by satisfactory evidence that the Re
fcl dsnt Samuel Shelley is not an inhahitant of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that .ne said De-
fendaut do appear here within one month after due
publication of this order and do what is necessary
20 protect his interest. A Copy Tcste
\. f. KINNEY, D. Clk.
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VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE
her three children. The woman is an excellent
cook, servant Of COED character AMI habits in
perlec, heslth. and about SIS years old Her three
children are boys aged 2, and years, and are
very likely.
1wili seil en- September Court day, at public
auction, good SECOND HAND CARNAGE.
WV. i. JOHNSON.
Snntemher u 1857 If,
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New Hardware STORE

n W. KENNEDY respect iily informs the pub.
~. lie that lie is nov opening in the Store Room
under Union Hall, formerly occrpied BY Turk 4
Cushing. 4 large and well selec.es 5tock of HARR-
WARE dhd CUTLERY .of every description, Ac-
RiCELTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STOVES, 6c,
to which he invites the attention of buyers. Par
tic6'ars viii be given hereatrr.--At present he has
only to say that his stock Will always be eempete
and his prices such as viii give satisfaction. For
cash, to punctual customers, he will offer BAR
GAINS and no mistake.
Stanton Sept. 2 1857,
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NOTICE.

TINE Huntersvle and Monterey Turnpike Com
d pany will apply to the County Court of High
land County, on the first day OF its October term
next for the appointment of five disnterested free
holders, board of Commissioners, to ascertain
Just compensation TO the owners Of land, upon their
line OF Improvement within the said County, ior
such OF the said lands are proposed to be taken
by said Company for its purposes.
The said Company will also apply to the County
Court of Pocahontas County, at its November term
next, for the appointment of like Commissioners
for the ssid County of Pocahontas.
Ry order Of JAMES SLAvEN, President.
j. +. SrRIcKLER, Seer.
Sept. &c, ls57.-4v.
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Receipts for the Vindicotor for the ueek
ending October 3, 1857.
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S. SWAN 8. CO.'S LOTTERIES!

NJ ~ W ll1s = w ~ AAV l. L - ~ ~
\ NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME
CAPT. A l. PR z E.
Eg 8 60, o OO!!! -RT
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN
Co., Managers of the Fort Gaines Academy
Lottery in each Of their lotteries for October,
1857, at AUGUSTA, Georgia, to which city they
have removed their Principle Office
CT a S S SO,
To be draws IN the city Of Augusta, Ga, in public
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Sd, 1857,
CL.1S,S 81,
Te beGrawn in the city of Augusta, Ca, in rublic,
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th, 1857.
CLASS IS,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Co., in public
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1857.
Glass 80,
To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Ga, i'm prbic,
SATURDAY, OCTOBEB 24d, 1857.
GLASS go,
To be drawnin the City of Augusta Ga, in public,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3Est, 1857.
On the tlae, Of sSsmss Numbers.
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Leather sselsing.

r EATIIER Beltirg. for all kinds ct hach,Eer}
IL from = inch. to II inch. wide Lace Leather
Copper Rivets; Patent Oilers, and Wire Nippers
at the new Hardware Store, uuder Union nsli, of
ID. ". KENNEDY.
Staulton, Sept. 10, 1857.
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DIS SOLUTION.

MIR. JAS, +. FOMPKlNs having withdrawn
1SA from The concern of SrArlEs, MAntiS Co.,
the concern is this day dissolved nv mutual con-
sent. TH0S. STAPLES,
JNO. 5. MARTIN,
JAS. +. TOMpKfNS,
Sept. ). 1857. mo. sTkPLES.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
August ls, 1857.
Mr.. JAVE,S w. CRANK, atteaded
my lectures in the Senior Latin Glass the last ses-
sion, and WIS an ass1duous and successful student
] Judge that he would be able to give good instruc
ton IN the Latin language.
GESSNER HARRISON,
Sept. TO- 1857. Pref of Latin.
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New Commission, House

40N" WHETHER s"s1VkA HHVNN
TINE undersigned have this day associated them
Il selves under the style Of EeWcock { Brown,
for the purpose Of couddctine general Commits
sion business, and respectfully solicit consisn-
ments of produce &c. BY strict personal atten-
ton to business, they hope to merit share Of the
public patronage.
liberal advances made On Consignments
#M. II. B0WGoCh, ALGkETtS +. BROWN,
Of Albemarle. OF Albemarle
n. B,--oace on Carey and Twelfth Streets,
Richmond, Va,
Sept II, ls57.-ly.
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500 AGENTS WANTED!
a HOMESTEAD FOR SIOi
TEIRD DIVISION.

$3To, Oe @ worth of Farms & Building Lots.
IN the Sold Region of Culpeper County, Viz
ginia to be divided amongst 10. 200 Subscribers
ON the It'll of December, 1851. Subscriptions on'8
ten dollars down or sl5 one half, down, the 'et.
on delivery of he DEED. Every subscriber will
get Building Lot or farm, ranging in value from
$40 to S25, 600. These Farms and lots are sold g
cheap to ndqrce settlements, sufficient number
being reserved. the in in the value OF which
will compensate for the apparent kw. Price nov
asked. Upwards of $50 lots already sold ard
company Of Settlers, called The isapi ahannock
Pioneer Association, is forming and will soon
commence ettlement. Ample security will be
given for the faithful performance of contracts and
promises.
Nearly Is 600 acres of land, in diherehf parts Of
Virginia, at command, and will be sold TO set
tiers at from . up to $500 per acre. tp4ses'ioa-
able titles teW in all cases be yiren. Wood +cntters,
Coopcrs, Farmers, &C., ~onted; and 800 a
g ENTS to obtain subscribers, to whom the most
liberal inducements will be given. Some Agents
write that they making $500 per month. Fer
full particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, &C.,
Apply to
+. BAUDER, Port Royal, caroltne Go. Ia.
August %, 1857.
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tendance, they can warrant it for durability.
n. B.-We would respectfully call the attention
of the public to our Fall end Winter Stock of
Work, which is very large. such as KIP and
COARSE BOOTS and SHOES, for wet and cold
weather ALSO, to our own stock of home made
work, of GERMAN and FRENCH GALE SKIN,
which has been Imported expressly by ourselves,
and which will be MADE TO oppER.
Ii. }. FAUST h co.
Main ST.
Stanton, Va, September g. 1857.
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RICHMOND MARKET, Oct 2, 1857.
Rep0rted by 4rsoa RicharRs.
COME AND SEE.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

Fall and Winter Stock Of Boots &c Shoes.
Ii }. FAUST & CO, most respectfully eall the
IL. attention of the citizens of Staun ton aud t,h
visiting the place, to their large assortment uf
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
100000
5.49o Prizes amountingt to $500,
Whole Tickets GlO--H aives 5--Qu'rs 2


Whole Tickets s lo--H afves 5--Qu'rs2, SO
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 81, 600, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on sep rate
slips of paper ercircied with small Tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel.
The first 467 Prizes, similarly printed and cncir-
oled. are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then reyoved, and number IS
drawn rom the wheel of Numbers, at the time
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. The Num-
Der and Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited
to the audience and registered by the Commission
ers; the Prizes being placed against the Number
drawn. This operatlons repeated until all the Pr-
yes are drawn tut.
0ximation Prizes.-Tbe two preceding
and the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the first Prizes will be entitled to Is Apprexima-
tion Prizes. For examples If Ticket No. ll250
draws the $50 Gee prize, those Tickets numbered
ll24S ll249, ll25l, ll252 will each be entitled to
St00. II Ticket Nc. $50 6raws the SIS 900 prize,
those Tickets numbered 54s, $40, f5l $50. will
each be entitled to $500, aud SO according to
the above scheme
Thea of $40 viii be determined by the lass
Squire OF lie Number that draws the $50 GOO Prize.
For example, Il The samber drawing the $50 00e
Prize cnJs with No. !. then all the Tickets where
the number ends If VIII be entitled to so. II the
Number ends with No, g. then all the Tickets where
abe Number ends in . will be entitled to $50, and SO
on to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ng rates which is the risk:
Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
do. do. 10 Half do 40
do. do, 10 Quarter do 20
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FaIian.; Winter Clothing.

IXTE are now receiving our FAIL AND WIN
w TER CLOTHING, manufactured for this
market, and would call the attention of persons in
want of something CHEAP and GOOD in our line.
ROANE 4 ABBY.
Under vsrgHia Hotel
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N @ T ICE /! /!
TRACTS OE | AND.

r WILL proceed to sell, on the premises, resrcc-
4 lively, on Saturday the 10Th doy Of Cetober, 1857
the following
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In Ordering TiCkefS or CertiilCafes,

Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered. receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending
in any number they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will re
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain
and give their Pos Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
in fill without deduction.
All prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawingother prizes at the usual time 81
thirty days.
All communications ssrietly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be address
ed to S.SEAN & CO., atlanta, Ga.
va Persons residing near Montgomery. Ala,
or Atlanta, Ga, have their erderq ii,lcd, and
time, by addressing s. Swan Il Co., Al cath
or of those cities.
5sss-A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount of the prize that each
is entitled to, will be Published after every
drawing, in the following papers ;-Ne'e Orledns
Delta, Mobile Register Charleston Standard, Nash
rifle Gazette, Aduata Mteltigeneer, New York Week
ly Day Book. Saraaaoh Morniag Ners, and Rich
mond Dispatch. and Ne,o York Dtspotch.
sept. rs, 1857.
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Iron.

XXTE have on hand several tons of assorted Bar
w Iron, which we will sell very low for cash
STAPLES, MARTIN 4 co.
Stsnnt,n Int d lS5Y
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Gle nlarkcts.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

STACN MON, Oct. 3, 1901.
reported 6g Staples, Ha'7i', d Go.
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Ground Plaster

TUST received 10 tons of pure fine Ground Pas-
- Ter, from Alexandria, and for sale for cash only
by STAPLES, MARTIN & co.
stanton, Sept. l6, 1857.
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GsgOsJNEs PLASTER.

4 VERY superior sr:i.e of Ground Plaster
"A constantly on hand at Inc Railroad Depot
Terms cash ". 4. BURKE.
S'taunton, Sept. 10, 1857 TIN.
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COURT OF EQUITY.

The Court Of Equity for this District
adjourned on Friday evening after session
of four days the Chancellor did not reach
here un'jI Monday evening. being detained
by undispo>iiicn. \ considerable amount
Of business was transacted except about
two cases, the DEGREES were rendered before
the Chancellor left.
a somewhat move! case was presented
and determined ;--an old gentleman rcsid.
ing in Kershaw District, (but near the line
and having possessions in both Dist,icts,)
was married in the Town of Camden in the
fall of 1850 TO his neicc, his full Brothers
daughter, He died shortly afterwards intes-
tate, leaving an Estate worth about Thir-
teen Thousand Dollars. The Bill was fled
for The partition Of his Estate f.; on the part
of his children it was inserted that the mar.
riagc was Illegal and void, and that in the
distribution Of his Estate, the widow (and
nei,c) was entitled 10 no part thereof The
widow inserted that she was lawfully the
widow Of the intcstatc, and was entitled TO
the one third part Of his whole Estate. un-
der the statute Of distribution of The SlateI
The Chancellor held that the widow. not
wIthslaEding she was the neicc of the inics-
tate, was entitled TO The one third of his Es-
tate. That the Law Court having decided in
q somewhat similar ease ,(thc State VS. Barc~
foot I'd Richardson Law Reports,) the
Court of Equity was bound to follow the
Law that there was no Law in our State
rendering the marriage Of an Uncle and
Neice void. A part Of the children resided
in this District and a portion of the Lands
were situate in the same, aud the Bill for
convenience was filed in the Court for this
District. We understand that the case will
be carried to the Appeal Court for its adju-
oication
Chancellor Dunkin, who presided, is an
able and teamed Judge, quick TO understand
the points presented, and prompt 20 decide
in The issues made, ready with illustrations
and references 10 adjudirate cases touch.
ING the matter in controversy.
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mcnt of the feast, several tOasts were read
in the following order.
Our LADY NIsIyoRs.-Our thanks for
their approving smiles are due them. In
the cause Of Temperance, woman proves
herself "thr first, Ses: gift OF God 10 man."
for with her .nEucEcc we prosper most
ID. J. CARTER.
Our CAUSE.-lts beauty, It's morality, its
hcncvolcnc", make us willing partizans in
its behalf May the day soon come when
its cardinal principlc-total abstinence
shall he Il ruIc Of action for all mcu.--b. J.
lIANCoCT.
Svccrss To TUE TEMPERANCE FGATEG-
NITY.--llupinG that is many Divisions ere
long, may shine aS bright IN America, ~ the
stars that bcdcck the expanded Heavens
J. i. BUTroX.
STAR or TEMPERANCE, which allumincs
our path, VIC hope may a,ighi the path of
many through dark iutcmprr#ncr. Through
Love, Purity and Fidelity 10 purtake with
the true Patriarch, eternal in the Heavens.
i. MClAENoN.
Hoping the Temperance cause may mul-
tipiy IN members rs 1T grows in wears !;
that they may sec the last hoop burst from
the Brandy Barrels, aud the lg>t 6rUmkard
become Il Son OF Tcmpcraocc.--EAToT
RoUsu.
Fast AGE DivrsloY-Long may she tri-
umphaHtiy wave her Banner, over "thc
lard of the free and the home Of the brave.
It :. RIDDLE.
TnE OEAroE.-May his future days he
rs g,o';ou> - h;> past has been honora-
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DEATH OF THE HON LANGDON
CHEVES.

Our Charleston and Columbia Exchanges.
bring us intelligence Of the death of this
venerable Statesman. He died in CoIum.
bia, :. {. on Friday morning 10th inst, at
the residence Of lis daughter, in the eighty
first year Of his age. lie Was Of Irish de.
sccWt, and WAS born in AbbeviIlc District,
in that memorable period of onr Couniry's
history year 1916. Iangdon Chcycs
was without doubt one of the greatest, of
The m"ny great men, that the Palmetto
State has given birth 10 and although his
death was not unlocked for, yet should we
mourn the melancholy event in n manner
becoming his many virtues and his many
distinguished services. The Charleston
StaHoard recapituiaiing the latter, says: IN
1908 he was. elected Attorney General Of
the State TO succeed the lion. John Julius
Pringc. He continued 10 discharge the
duties Of this Office with distinguished abil.
ity, until the year 1871, when he was elcc-
ted TO n seat in Congress from this District.
lie served in Congress with abilities equally
distinguished, from 1911 TO 1916, and dur.
ing that time succeeded in rendering his
name Of u C most honOred and respected
in the Union. In l8-- he WAS elected
Speaker OF the House of Representatives,
to supply the vacancy Occasioncd by the
death Of Mr.. Clay, who was sent as Minis
ter PIeuipotentlary for the United States to
Ghcnt. lie declined recollection TO Con.
grcss, and retired in 1916, to resume the
practice of law in Charleston, bnt he was
eiecled Judge Of The Court of Common
Pleas, and Immediately took his seat upon
The Bench. In that position he continued
until 1919, when he was elected President
of the United States Bank, which Office he
held for period Of ten years. Soon after
his retirement from that position in 1929,
he returned TO South Carolina, and since,
has devoted his great abilities to the care
fDd management of his private fortune
For some years his health has been infrm,
and il was feared that he could not long
survive.
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

Lancaster IN times past, was called tic
Banner District, because of her position in
!he srea. Temperance movcmrr. ,hro"gll-
out the State ; and il she has lost her claim
to the title, which Is now given to her sister
District Of York, it is nevertheless CRAFTY
inG to the friends Of the good cause every
where, TO know that Temperance here is
not consigned among the things lhat were,
bnt is progressing anew, under the innucUcc
eXcrtcd by the members and friends of
changing Rock" and Fast Age" Divisions
The last, which is al this place, celebrated
it's first Anniversary by n Pic Me and
speech Cn Thursday evening last. We re-
gfet that We were debarrcd the pleasure 1t
would have afforded us, had we been able
to avail ourseIf Of the kind invitation from
the members, TO be present upon the occa-
sion.
The speech from w. Thurlow Castor,
Esq, who has taken commcndable interest
in aiding by his counsel aud example, the
temperance movement at this place, we un-
derstand, was a most happy one, cheering
to the faint of heart and stimulating TO re-.
newcd cXertions bis coBfedcrates and juni-
ors in their warfare upon tho Bachiualian
DesUoy er; aud that the Pic Mic, served up
by the Daughters of TEMPERANCE, was most
creditab!e to their taste, aud evinccd, in a
high degree, their great interest in the COM
mon cause.
Alter the speech, and during tho enjoy