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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
The Treasury Sy. DEas,

The question which vexel the last Con-
sress, What shall be done with the Treas
ury Surplus" is disposed Of The surplus
is gone or going, and the fear now is, it
will leave a hole behind Extraordinary
times have come, and brought unforeseen
events. Receipts have shrnak away, and
unhappy exigenoies viii demand vast ex-
penditures. The correspondent of the New
York Times states the following figures.
1.-The Treasury estimates of appropria-
tons for the next fiscal year have been made
up, and, despite every effort to reduce them,
the total amount estimated is about seventy
millions. The estimate fer the Was De-
partment alone is twenty and quarter
millions, being largely increased by the an
ticipated Mormon war. The total naval es-,
Inmates, inclndnig the special service and
the construction If the new steam sloops-of
war, amounts to fourteen millions Secre-
tary Cobb still thinks that the Treasury
will not be compelled to resort to loans or
Treasury notes"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
An Economy worth CONSIDERING.

Ia these hard times, and in view of the
advent Of cold weather, it viii be worth
while for some at least to test the truth of
the assertion that newspapers make warm
and comfortable led covering 1t is said i,
indeed, they surplya surprising degree of
warmth considering the lightness of the ma
terial. The papers can be spread loosely,
overlapping each other, or they may be
pasted together at the edges, or stitched
between pair Of sheets 1t is asserted
tiiat thes really make alight, warm and IA
greeable bed covering, and do away with
the necessity Of piles CT bed clothes in free
zing weather. If this is so, il win be 4
discovery useful IL others beside the poor,
to whom al the present time, its truth
should make 1t Invaluable At arr Ts,scsli,r
experiment can he easily tried We pre-
sumo that paper not printed on could be
used, as We hartlly think the sonnol, nj
qualities ef The new covering can he fnirly
attributed 90 tAe tissi Of their h9ing mad. Of
newspapers oul1 .-BaR. .tatrf.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
Tie Mex. iesisiatvre-T Taxation,

The Richmond Dispatch has the follow
ing judcious article on the subject Of Taxa
sion to which cur Legislators would do well
to take heed j. IS the sentiment of the
people:
In regard TO tilia latter topic, Internal
Inprovements) we do not remember to have
seen but one expression of opinion IN the
public press of Virginia. All are agreed
that the leading lines ought to be pushed
forward as,-oon as the State is able to do
SO witi"ut.ln Increase Of taxation, and not
before. Il is IN ieniablc that the present
rate OF taxation weighs heavily upon tie
agrieulturist9 Of Virginia, not-a few of whom
are emigrating from the State, but tie bur
thens borne by the agriculturists are feath-
er's weight compared to the crushing lead
upon TIE backs of the merchants. !Thc Jews
expressed By the Dispatch in opposition to
an increase of taxation, before the com
mencement OF the money pressure, were cop
led and approved by leading Virginia papers
but they receive additional emphasis from
the fearful financial storm which is now
raging, and which has Frustrated some of
the Oldest and strongest houses an Europe
and America. The peoplcof Virginia, cs-
pceially in such times as these, cannot stand
another turn Of the screws Moreover, we
know full well on whose shoulders the heavi-
est load is to fail, in the event cf.ap increase
of taxation. 1t il the merchants whose in
terest in the Legislature is in defenccess
minority, and who are completely at the
mercy of the agrieulturists. Weak and
weary as they already are with the burlhcns
they now bear, they will be driven a&t of
the State by any Increase of taxation, and
Virginia trade be reduced to dependence
upon the abolition cities of the North We
see no benefits to be derived from The com-
pletion of our pablo works, which woald be
realized soon enough to avert this ruiuous
and disgfaceful catastrophe Il the income
Of the State, under the present tax bill will
enable her to render any aid to public works,
we most earnestly hope it may be granted
but the universal cry is, No higher tarotion
tar
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
REPLY OF NIR. TURNER

Allow me, sir, to tender you. and thro'
you to the friends who have 80 Kindly fur
nished me this beautiful instrument any pro-
found Acknowledgements for the unex pected
and undeseryed compliment
| cannot employ language suitable to ex-
press the gratitude | feel in being made the
recipient of an instrument so beautiful, and,
to me, so useful; nor can | tell you, sir,
how mach | feel flattered by the handsome
manner in which you haze been pleased to
make the presentation. ! will keep and
cherish both the instrument and the occa-
sion, and will endeavor to breathe forth my
appreciation Of them through its silEory
windings.
Again, Sir, permit me to offer you and
the donors, the sincere thanks of my heart
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
Several Wealthy Citizens implicated
in q MURDER

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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
EilRilC G Al <

RI Pursuance ola Decree Of the Circuit c9ue r
i Augusta. rendered nj its last Term. in 1 snit IA
which l. as trustee OF Tl,9H3ts Z. Eskridge wa
plaintiff. and said Eskriege. and othetS. credito T.,
in lis Deed of Trust to me. were defend mt ~ III
sell at public auction, to the hi CHEST billa II
O'Clock. \. ", on Hoa'ag. III ttl II .foet :,
next in iron; OF the Cmat EoHsc. in the I atyu %
tn life OF the said Eskrd, r. in TIL Can, rticnt Ma
tual Life Insurance Company. The in S1rapce is IN
the sum Of $1,000, and was made on III 2sth Feb
rdarv. 1s5a the annual premium i Sis TO- ~,
panv.
The sale will be for cash. OF cil credit Of 8 \
orutAs. The purchaser executing To M his hond
with approved security.
JAMES II. SkINSER.
Dnc. L lS11-It 1ia.l.n
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
A.NNTER sr.Nr eSnAN CONE.

Tie mail steamship 0pelouSas, from Eur
wick Bay to Galveston. Texas. came IN coll
lision with the steamer Galveston. OF the
samo line, about midnight Of the 10th. -
Yhe Opclousas sunk almost Immediately,
and fr"m twenty 10 t.c.dy-Hse persons
were lost, All the officers and crcw were
sayed. Among the victims was General
James Hamilton, Of South Carolina, for
many years one Of the leadiag politicians in
the .Sepih. IN lbs yuuneer Days, General
Hamilton ranket with Calhoun, McDuflie
and Preston in influence, and recently he
had been persuaded to De candidate for the
seat in the 'nited States Senate, vacated by
the death of 3ss' sc &4iclar, and had he sur
vived would most Prd.al'ly have been cho-
sen without opposition. He was also well
knawn as oae Of the principal holders ofthr
Texas debt, as well as fos his strenuous eff
forts to ell ct an arrangement Of that ques-
ton with the United States Government.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
g2ter 6 Oh. California.

ats,ie'f = Il tettheea Light 1T ~. Jefk.
VA aestig s2,00o, e0o ia Specte-
be~thatfaaef har 6y .Ateatag"a "g'sinsf
ftaa Rfea.
N&w YoGE. Nov. a.--Thc Northern
Light, with lht California mails to the 9TH
..ast., $50 ,gafseissors and Sl.75o 900 in
specie, has arfixc.i
The evidence, that the massacre Of liz
Tar California, in the Southern
part Of tab, was eovleisttd by the Nor
maHs - conclusive. Great excitement exists
here Ia consequence
&anfe,l Grammar, of San Francisco, llls
decided land lHo mixes squire, Hear Saeras
mento, with otl@e tuperry, To tn &c traS-
tees, a. security for monegs deposited in his
rev bank.
hee3tar fs'o9 u Va o3ri'a4 Costr Riee, By
.Ni0Ougaa.
The Panama .F4pose ,eoatain the official
| rocta nation Of ,aar,iacr, Eencrni-in- \ Thief
OF the NicaragHan forces dated October I'D,
declaring war against Costa Ricc. H
deeiarcs lhat Nictragua VII preserve the
whole 'ine of transit from ocean /, ocean.
he Also c~ins t'panocosta, district here
tofare in G.peso bstNee,t Nicaragua aud
Costa lSicts
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
Thirty Ninei

Robert Napper, free negro, who has
been driving fat horses through our town
for come months past, was arrested On Sat
utday night last for having in his posses
sion several bushels of Corn and Oats be-
longing to VIM. Smith, Esq, near staun-
ton. AIR. Napper, after Il hearing before
Esquire John \. Haman, was ordered
thirty-nine lashes and ruled to security Ger
his good behaviour in the sum Of $4,000, in
default of which Mr.. Napier is nowaaTpiag
in the county Jail.
Cyrus Napier, a brother of Bob, was al
SO lodged in jail, for breach of the peace.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
A Large Tnrnip.-Dr. BYRD, of High

A Large Tnrnip.-Dr. BYRD, of High
land county, raised this season, Turnip
which measured t'eeny-eight inches in cir
conference and weighed teelre ponds =
The seed was forwarded to Dr. b. by Mr.
I.ctcher, and was obtained at the Patent
Office. Now, gentlemen Farmers of Au-
gnsta, if you can tarn-up a larger Turnip
than the county of Highland, just send it to
'thc Vindicator Office, and ve1l charge moth
ing for chronicling the fact, hut-the Tur-
nip--as we have none on hand.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

children to do. Tits severe rebuke to the
pride Of parties to contemplate Sam in '55
and Sam in 81. lie was then sweeping like
a tornado over the land sand threatening to
rule throughout the length and breadth of
the. Union the Democracy have now made
avery small bed for him in Maryland, and
cut off his legs to fit it. He was then an
aspirant for empire, he is ROW miserable
little pot-house politician.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
Democratic majority on joint ballot p
NOWHERE ELSE TO co.

The Bunker Hill .iaroro, paper always
heretofore opposed to the Democracy, in
late issue, says:
"Bm aohere are ace to so.' we answer
this question in .osr words--to the Demo
cratic party No other party now existing
.aan claim or receive the living Wings of
Massachusetts, No other party is national
enough for them"
Eag~ Ycs-''No where else to CO. and
the patriotic and rejecting are fast swelling
the ranks of the National Democracy, as be-
ing now tho only hope Of the country.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
Stanton Wooden Factory-Fine Goods,

As one Of the improvements of the times,
certainly an advantage in cold weather.
we may mention that many of our young
men and others, are wearing a superior ar
ticle of Sattinett made at the Stanton
Wooden Factory. These Goods are neatcr,
cheaper and better than the Northern arti-
Gle. fyou want pair of good pants, call
at the store CT Crawford & Cochran.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Recovered.-Tho gallant and gifted
Gen. Haskell, Of Tennessee, who was re-
Gently conveyed to an Insane Asylum, has
recovered, and is now olectrifying the pco-
pie of his native State with the magic of his
eloquenee. lie mas been received with open
arms by thousands Of his friends who have
given him golden ovation to cheer him
after his wanderings in the wild Land of
Distraction.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
200 ACRES.

This Farm has upon it the usual proportion of
cleared and wood land, is in a toerable state of
cultivation, and is watered by the River which
runs through the middle ofthe place. The build
lngs consist Ola comfortable LOG HOUSE, lately
5ut, and a Stable. Persons desiring to purchase
are invited to examine the land, which will be
shown to them by George W. Brand, living upop
the premises, or by the subscriber living in the
neighboIhood.
TERMS OF SALE One fourth in hand. and the
balance in three annual payments bond with eood
security will be required for the deferred nav
ments, and the legal title retained as ultimate Sc
eprity. THOMAS ARMENTROUT, Com'r.
Dec. 5, ls57.-tds. -Speetater- COPY
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
#lF,om sfe Logon t0ho) Gazetse.l
TIE ADMINISTRATION

No Hlfan ever succeeded to the Presidency
against al Opposition more intensely hie.ar
than that which resisted The election 81 17r
Buchanan There weyo clements in the
campaign Ct lSa6 moro iiuaanmatorv than
had entered into lby previous eaaFas~ Lc-
gitimate questions Of Political Interest were
wholly ignored No matter whether the
currency were prper CT gold "a fuattt.f
whether The tariff were a protective one on
simply one for revenue no matter whether
taxes acre hiehnr Inv these. eresina,.r and
proper topics We're forgotten in tie Juror IF
fanatesm. We call it faaaticfSm for such
it WIS. What bat fanaticism could hgyc
instilled into the ia,triotc ,norrheru mind
contempt for the constitution md iiws aud
hatred II the |'non Of the StatcSy What
but taoaileism could have organized pure
ly sectional party against another soeli,n ef
the Geniedcracy4 What but falratiesn III
dtgcosi preachers of the Gospel to forget their
speea duties so far Il, to preach revolution
and subscribe sharpe's rifles to effect it =
What hut fanatieism acputcd armed men to
kaasa&- and welcomed iutellig Of rapinc
and bsoods,lcd as peculiarly eantlacite 10
party success?
We are right, then, in designating as "a
natical that opposition despite which Mr..
Buchanan was elected to the presidency -
We don't Charge dishonesty upon the masses
who voted Tor freme,tt Ehef g,crc docciv-
ed By systematic lalschooa and deeply devils
ed treason. 8'hey know it now They are
awaking from their 6elNsisn. They know
that they were deceived and betrayed.
TIE administration of Buchanan--su wise,
SO Just, so impartial, AND, withal, so ener-
getic-has already well nigh annihHisted AL
opposition to it. Newspapers whose snste-
nance depends on thc continuance of the re-
publican party, politicians who have damned
themselves forever in the event that repub-
licanism is oyerthrown, may still be heard
finding fault with MIR. Buchanan. But
THE PEOPLE everywhere speak out in
his favour. The most ultra republicans a.
mong the saasses have the magnanimity and
tho Independence to Sseaia est in his praise
This settles the question The people still
rule in this country; and politicians and
newspapers are nothing without thon..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Eg- Learning, from mutual friend,
that our article of last week, was construed
by the Spectator as intended to be unkind,
we Immediately called at the Spectator office
and removed tie impression. If the Spec
tator had examined our article more closely,
it might have discovered We think, that
there vas no intention on our part to dis
turb the friendly relations which exist be-
tween US, and we hope these relations may
continue to exist; nevertheless, we shall
critieiso freely, though cautiously, any
matter in that paper which we think pro-.
per subject for criticism, and @e hope oar
friends of the Spectator will receive them
in the spirit which they are intended.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
American H0tcl-Scayres,

y writer in the Richmond Dispatch who
receatly passed through this place, pays the
following compliment to SEAyREs, the ca
terer, for the American Hotel
1--WE returned from Lexington by the
railroad laid crossEise, into which the nlank
road to Stanton IS now converted. At the
latter fourishing town, We saw the veteran,
Seayres, dispensing the hospitalities of
Browns American Hotel near the railroad
Everybody in Richmond .l;nosFs the indomi-
table Scayrcs who catered in former times
for the Columbian, on Gary street, the prince
of caterers and good fellows We were glad
to take Seayres once more by the hand and
to discover, that he is not yet in the sere
and yellow leaf. May he live till the vt.
lantic encroaches upon the Blue Ridge, and
the oysters, turtle and tcrrapin come to
Iowis's Greek, to pay homage to their old
masterw
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
RELIGIOUS

TIIE Baptist Church, in this place, will
be open for Religious services on Sunday
morning next. Sermon appropriate to the
occasion BY the Pastor, Rev. G B. TAYLOR.
Dec 5
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
EpOYAss,s sgz.H3.

WILL be exposed to public sale on ft'ias. tic
w 18th day ~ Dceembrr, 1851, in Staunton, aN
of his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN ftRNl-
TCRE. a good family HORSE and BtttGl. "a
TWO HORSE WAGON and HARNESS, &c.
Creme and see for yourselves. Terms willil1e mad e
&E6w-n oi. day oisg{o.
ES- Sale to commence ut 10 o'cloeis. A. NJ.
Those having claims against the subserisei = II,
present them for settlement, those Indebted II T.
likTTER PAY Up. as he expects to leave the
State Immediately after his sale.
r. j. DOYLE.
stanton. Dec. 3. lSa4.-2ts--Spcc ocpl.
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Editors Of the ! Indicator :

The Augusta Fire Association will give an
Evening Entertainment on Tuesday evening
December 10Th. 1857, at the American
Hotel.
Erom the arrangements so far made, and
from the interest manifested by the mem
bers of the Company, very pleasant en-
tertainment may be expected. Further
notice will be given through the papers of
the town
By giving the above place in your cdito-
rial columns, you will oblige TIE Company
J P0LLlTh, See.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

IT,, \ writer in the Richmond Dispatch
says, there are now twcnty-eight students
at Judge Brockenbrough's Law School, in
Lexington, and that it is the largest private
Law School in the State.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Contract Rotfed,-The Abingdon GA )
Democrat states that at meeting of tie
Board of Directors of the Virginia and
Kentucky Railtead, he'd in that place, on
the 2lst inst, il Was resolved to confirm
the centract made at tie meeting of the
stockholders, with Dosr & co. of n. York,
for the construction II this important work.
This will be wcfoeme news to the people of
Russell, Wise, Scott and Lee, and the ad-
.iacent parts of Tennessee and kcntucky, so
long locked up By mountain barriers and
excluded from the markets of the world.
Mr.. Thompson. the engineer, had arrived
at Abingdon, and wopll Immediately pro-
eeed to locate the road
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
Directors of Western Lun attic Asylum.

Gov. Wise has re-appoiutod the follow
ing gentlemen Directors of the Western H.
Asylum, for tie ensuing three years AS
important changes have been made, CATER
interrogatores propounded to the Directors
of the Eastern and Western Asylnms) in the
Directory at Williamsburg, it is fair to pre-
sumo that the Directors of the Western A.
sylun have discharged their entire duty, as
their ro-appontuent toatifos. The names
are as follows
THOS. j. NICHE,
KENYON HARPER,
JAMES II. SKINNER,
WM A. ABNEY,
ABSALOM KOINER.
JOHN A. HARMAN,
JACOB BAYLOR,
JACOB SlIRECKIIISE,
WM. II. WATTS,
NJ. G. HARTMAN,
SAML. d. BROWN.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

TO 3pyERTtS ERs.- The yindicator has
arce anu increasing ejaculation in this and the adj
Joining counties and is valuable medium for adj
vertisers. Circulating among business men, it af-
fords great inducements to those who will use its
columns.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

In the circuit coart of Bedford county,
Virginia, last week, Miss Elmira w. Wing
field obtained verdict of 81 700 damages
from Mm Stein for breach of marriage
contract The lady is about thirty-four
and the gentleman about eighty. This was
the second trial of the case; former Jury
having rendered a verdict of $500 for the
plaintiff, which was set aside on motioa Of
the defendant.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Em'g'"'ioa 10 IirYiaia.--A company
hns been @oreasd in Philadelphia, called the
American Emigration land Company. for
the purpose Of inducing emigration to yir-
ginia, for agricultural purposes. The land
owned 'b5' she eo'apsny is situated in Bath
county, Va, and during the present. season
large number of families have left Phila-
dolphia for Che settlement. the hast party on
Wednesday last, via TIE Philadelphia and
Baltimore ktliread. The object of the COM
pany is to purchase large tracts of land in
any of the States, presenting facilities for
settlements by sea, river or railroad, and
settling farms for cash or lon4g credits.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Enierprixe.-Mr. Gabriel fTirsh has o.
pened in this place, Dyeiug establishment
for the eoloring of Silks, Shawls, &c, and
has in his employ an experienced workman
See advertisements.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

+ Y pursuance Of rccrce cstcrcd in The cant" Of
q Patterson for, to.. s. 'EGnefstci Adm'f., ste..
BY tar circaii Court OF Aueusia county, MIL y
Ter at public sale 10 tie hiei,c.t bidder. ihs
premises in the Town OF Staaaton, en- s'etaftf54,
.Tt.auarGs z4ta IS5S
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Official Vote Of Louisiana.

At the late election in Louisiana the
average democratic majority on the State
ticket is 4,6l9. No change in the congress
sional delegation. The legislature will
stand:
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

Eiected.-R. w, Stevenson, ESD. was
on Tuesday last, elected Commissioner of
the Revenue for the Town Of Stanton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05
EW VERTISE MENTS
GgMMjSSi0NFb'S SALE.

pY virtue of a Decree ofthe Circuit Court of
brands, Adm'r., &C., will proceed upon the
premises, en- Warsdoy. the 22mt day of .Jonuoyy,
'5s If fair if not upon the next fair day, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, TRACT
Augusta County, about 81 miles below Green
vile, adjoining s,le lands Of Thomas Johnston,
Austin place. Mrs. Wallace, and others, con
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Virginia Penitemiary. There are about
335 inmates in the Penitentiary of Virginia
at this time. Of this number, two-thirds
are white men. There are some twelve or
fifteen white and black women in eonfne-
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-05

HNDR RENT 4 large and camnoaieas boz
BILE HOUSE, suitable Tor the rrsic ence OF tW"
snail families in quit aad dcszlile part Il
Ssatnttn. En~Rrc at the Vindcetoy tslit,.
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