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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-01-31

En TONS PRIZE LUMP AND GROUND
CO PLASTER nov receiying. and low for cash
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figure of the Number that draws the $50 600 Prize.
For example, if tire Nnmher drawing the $50, 600
Prize ends with No, j. then ell the Tickets where
the number ends in viii DE entitled to 500 II the
Nnnbcr ends with 40. 2. then all the Tickets where
the Number ends IN will be entitled to $40, and so
on to 0.
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ing rates which is the risk ;.s
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January o., 1857.
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RENO E4E.

7 HAVE renewed to the Room lately occupied by
i L. Lswton, one door above Crawford & Cochran,
where will be please to see my friends and Gus
toners. My Stock of Goods, among which will be
found ma desirable styles, will be sold at prime
Cost for Cash. or its equivalent.
My accounts are made out - the ist inst. and
beg leave to say, respectfully, BUT pEcIpEply, to-
those indebted, that desire and expect prompt
payment, as anl compelled to have money to meet
M demands. WIN. \. STERRETT.
Staunton, Jan. II, ls57.--2n
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ARE YOU SICK 2

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurable, and then mourn
when it is too late Four ftlrs of all the diseases
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DzSSOEgTFn.E
u j CREE s,oALEhR.
PATRICK Q. DQNNEL.
Esasssc ANA ssos g'0r sale

E.asssc ANA s.os sNor sale
~ GRFEEFILLI',
- thH sit5s5rbcr on rs for sale his ROUSE and
y "a IA :he town 81 I'reenrige.
W. 1904. e very som r1ediaus, eoa, n <a%sAN
ta'ehs Il feaas an9 bgit uf the Bps. ,;,ssa
esst material and Is good -tyle.- - Il
ne lot attached contains qatfter 'esss- sssFass
Of ~ aereof ground. If not saia privately before
the SATURDAY THE list ~ Z 81 MARCH, ,hia
valsasle properly viii then be rea At battle aac
lon. JlNleS & WHITE
Jan. 2, 1877.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by WIN. D. CLARK. in lac tornsy
l. of Augusta, of the following description, Il,
wit A STEER of Red color, white Under the Bel
y and the end Of the tail, right Ear halt crop
ped and: lei9eroppea branded With the letter I'd"
i the left horn, supposed Ia be two Years old last
Spring, and appraised at Sl7 90.
An Extract
Jan II, ,o7 WILLIAM A. BURNETT, D. G.
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n O TT C. e

'E'HE partnership of CHARLES WELLER
4 4 LEWIS LEOPOLD was mutually dissolved on
the LIST day OF January. 1857. All persons indebted
to the firm, either by note, bond or otherwise, are
reGuysted to come forward and make immediate
settlement The accounts are all made of and
ready for settlement up to the hrst day Of Janua-
ry. Public notice being given, viii be COM
PEELED to place them in TIE hands of an officer. fer
collection. G. WELLER 4 l.. LEOP0LE.
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STOVES,

7 HAVE just received supply Of those Superior
l. COOK STOVES. warranted t. give satisfaction !;
also, few handsome lar, Air. tight Stoves for
sale low. GEO. L. PRICE,
October Is, 1885.
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EaYing borght ont my partner, G. WELLER. lv
sell the balance Of the stock of READY MADE
CLOTHING at first cost. Thankful for past pat
.inuanee of the same in future. All ak now Is
fair trial, from impartial public, and l promise
to give as good bargain; as ever were bought. Re-
member ain selling eli my present Stock at first
cost. LEWIS LEOPOLD.
Ian II ls57-6t
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1870 .&GE@ N8ssrsz =,

ASfsSsF - ga - n q ~ p 4as = ~
Originally gTatad Is ne Commonwealth, To john
Steele, that dasisHa I'll AVID Aazr.ta3 n Cue gs,a-
missioners plat anu rafart ted sad eaa5c Of 4
q. Talia'erro AMI "a Is rs. SPigar PBtsfck sud
others, as LOT Le4tsr Is and which cnltal4s
s, SO a CEls.
The sale vii be Bia&e on tie following sE.75z -
Ten per cent Of the purchase money IL cash fhe
residue to be paid in three equal instaneBs al SIS
twelve and eighteen months respectively. brs With
gpQd security required for the deferred nstolneas
aud the title of the land retained until all TIE pur-
chase money is paid.
This land is situated on the kanaHha River, aud
IN the best mineral region in KaTa VIA county. be-
las short distance beios tine Caaal Geal Mines
Of Col Aaron Stockton, and neGsiy opposite TO the
mines d. the
Old DOMINION C0.RPA.NI."
and is well worthy OF the attenss,a q q se Khq d.
sire to invest in mineral land. 80
Tie title to said land is believed to be uae1cer
tnnaee, and Is fully described and set att in said
chancery cause. WM \. QtARkIEE,
Dee. l3.-t1GF. Snecni Commits inner
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RICHMOND. Jan. %, 1857.
Fep6rted " Anson Richards.
FLOUR
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GI)c-Alar!sets.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Reported by Staples, Martin d Go.
STAUNTON, Jan. 80. 1857.
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POSTAGE.

The Postage TO any part Of the United States VIII
be but Tleeety.fop Cents year for "Blackwood,
and but Fourteen Cents year for each Of The Re-
views.
At The ebove prices the periodicals will he fars
nishcd fer 1851
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1itsie Giants.

! HAVE two No. 2.Jittle Giants in store which
i which will be sold at small reduction to close
consignment GEO &. PRICE.
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= Z, SIDES No. Solo Leather at
- Oct Is. }. BkAADHBJRN & cos.
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GsFgo Ii Y e II Y
T FOR SALE!

I1NHE subscriber wishing to change bis business
L will sell his Stock of HORSES, CARRIAGES,
&c.. on accommodating terms. The business 10 well
established and patronized. Address
II. CROMWELL,
Jan. 81, lS47-3t* Stanton, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
From the Paaen ma Star, FEB. 7.


TIE Nicaragua steamship Oissba arrived in port
from San ETaIckco via San Juan Del Sur on the night
Of the 5th inst bringing news from Nicrasns 70 'he
SO irs,. ard 800 passengers for New YORK.
We are indebted 10 Purser Buckman for The oDow-
ing memorandum of the trip:
The Nicaragua Compauys steamer Orizaoa, j. d;
BlethtD, commander, lett San traDcsc) Jan ~, a.
D N Jan. 20 arrived at Manzanilo, wes detained
Twelve hour TO take ON board stores, specie &c
Feb. 9 arrived at San Juan President Walker and
lis men we're in good health and rplri,s- Feb. s,
ssiied from San Juan, and arrived at Panama On the
9Th.
By this CONVEYANCE have inf rInsion direct from
Riyss Wslkers besdqusrters through an 81 tfey dis
Il terested sDd reliable channel Our Informant went
70 Ncarss Inquire Tor himself as TO the true peel
ton of Walker and we place the fullest confidence 10
bis state ns notwithstanding they are 10 some re.
sptes ut variance with the reports which have reached
through paes who have an interest 10 The success
Of Walkers army.
An attack had BEEN made en- Gen. Gales at Oorale
On the eth ui., by Gen Walker, under the command
of Gen Herningsen which lated about twenty four
bours and in whcn five Of Walkers rangers were
killed ard Capt PhinDey uoftaliy sounded, ana II
sad that the allies lost about eighty killed reports
from the beat informed quarters sate that this number
IL much e1aggt rated Walser finding himself over
matched ordered retreat and fell back upon Rtvae
On the 18Th HenniDgsen again, with force OF 4OO
mep, attacked the allies who had advanced 10 ~.
George within one league of Rivss. After eighteen
bours fighting Walkers forces retreated again. fGog
back upon Rlvss with Las of 10 killed and wounded
lsrge par Of whom we're officers. II is reported that
the slss lost 20O killed and 400 wounded, bit other
reports state tba, bird of these figures would yeI
the whole pumber.
ON The 9th walker arrived a, Sac Juan Del SUI
With q force Of 800 men to guard up the recruits S
men and supplies expected from San Francisco on the
Orzsba He returned to Rivas on The evening of tas
% instant
Twas ,uppoeed Waller would aftack The allies a
g. Georse sboat the 9Th instant
Gsn. Carfss f,rce q. St George is said TO CONSIST o.
shout SEQ zen. s;r, Ugly posssd and barr,sied
Waieys force Of f. hing nsa q sa,d te be go al told
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

a. ,.r.,zs tie recriss per on,ebs fom go FREQ
-. n. nab es.sbfsAe4 he hssiquN,ers 5. Rises.
80 .o,.,uy.,sd al HE fSrcs here, anorDtng - 800
sH.ctive nee.
Nc .Ibe, we're nct head Ct after the siege Of Gra-
Ida up. toward the close Of Jarusry, when they ip-
,ras.bed Riyss IN force. On tbs 2oh, Gen Benoing,
an attacked them 6. Obrsie, si1 mics northwest OF
Rivss. with mo3erste loss. Csp.- Phinney was nor
hHv wounded. Ga the 18th they we're a. 1t GEORGE
.. the lake shore, not more than 100 or ,oo s,Fons
and Gen. II. Dispatched 400 men to a';ack them, wta
ssds,s TO advance to certain point; alter rea hing
vNieb position and several hours fighting, they rel1ed
NIB .pconsidersbe lo.e, except that several of the
sssc.rs were mortaly wounded. Among them were
Gel Jacques and Maj DusenbeIry The Costa R'cans'
isss was supposed to be great. Gen. Bosquet was
aEBe5, and from his body sword was taken which he
lad obtained at Rvas among the articles left by
Wsker on his first rereat from that p'tce in 1873.
Gen Walkers men were in good health aad wei
supphed with provisions and ammunition.
At the lat accounts the native Nicaraguan' had
launched of from the allies, and were in the vicinity
~ Granada. They had sent down the Bewhelds men
- Gre,town for ammunition, their supply being eA
hausted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

sojtvo o.lers estsIed End csne ID ne Orr sbs 20
Pspsna. BE expected 3, spssse The C,ys Rs'srs %
n. p-., n,pnips s.ts' he decA,s1re, N hs way 20
piv., where re remA.,der OF Ms any, cJossting Of
aba. 2Oo n o., were pos.sd The Costa R.esos Nd
un..s-.i strong force between Riyss and San Jasp,
VIII view Of s.ts1hns him n DEAL F0ur Of
waller. men Who wer. invaded, came IN the
ri,.b,. beside tie deser.e-s. and al give mos. DIS
.,..iny accom-, of tie Ge. l3o o. lis men, and tie
vea,rsl ouirjo, vas ;hs: hs would find ( exceedingly
,bf,,l. 70 force biz way bsck 70 R!vss. Such Of his
soldiers "a wee no. 10 ier :Se ohusnce o. qnor owed
,beir sobern..s solely 70 .he poverty OF iha' ragged
bsnd many were destitute If sa-.s sad saoes, and 81
look starved emscis.ed and woe-begone. Our in'
orrast. concpr Il The belief that the only tie which
binds these v!e.ches 70 Walkers cause Is zoe
fesr OF berg sho. for deser ion. Could
they leave he country sste'y they believed th@
no. man would remsin. As Is, unless
spec Oily reer fore ed the handful Of men nov IN ak
sr's army, If not eItermissted by the allies, WILL
ysn.h before the health. DESTROYING climate, and ne
will be the only ore left to fight the battles of fious-
ter.m IN Nicaragua The reports that he IS befrended
by the natives are absurd. He has not halta-dozen
friends aporg the entie native population OF tue couc'
Try. Not an "tmgrsnt' u1s the eoii but every one
Of them besr arms, seeps on the ground, and fights
Walkers bxitles. he would not allow an American
ulon whom be could lay his hands to hold himself
soof from the contest; but oil impressed whether
they win or not. Those Of Walkers army who were
in conversation with the passengers bitterly cursed
their folly going TO Nicaragua and hopeessy regret
the comforts and civilization which they have eI-
changed for the prvations and penls of dbustesi'm
The general testimony seems to be that Walker cAr'
DO. bold out but short time longer His force, when
he left San Juan del Sur, did not exceed go men,
which, added to the 100 at Rivss would make his total
available force iess than 500 men. And even TINS
scapty army was rapidly fading out by death and de-
s.rion. The Tennessee, 90 her return. touched at
Greytown ard found the Texas there. 1t was reported
that the 800 recruits on this side. who were nkerug
M their old steamer would be attacked the next day
by another force of Costa Rcans who were about to
make descent upon them. The Texas was 70 wat
for news Of the result The Texas arrived on Wednes-
day last, at New Orleans and reported that Walkers
men were victorious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23
CONDITION CT WALKERS MEN.

When the Orizsba touched a; San Jusn Del Sur the
California passengers had good lrok s. Walker a.d
his miserable followers. Tie men sre described az
being in very desti ute cOndou; they complained 70
the pgers tbs,ihey had DO. mn thsn hall enough
to sat, snd nsry Of them begged for tobsc,o and
bread. Ore Of Walkers men VS. saot for desertica
the nigh. before tie 0rzsba :oushed g. Ssn Jlan-
Walker n.rehed of IN tie seernoor, 9, ocIoek, eat
before he e:t I've Of lie men vev .hcs sr 6eser.;o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23
FILLlBUsrERISM AS SEEN BY AN EYE
WITNESS.

10 us hSstsv " he \. Y. 1ribuat
BIN; Ihe OnIaba left San Francisco on the Goth of
Jsnss'y, with about $50 passengers aud So men for
wslter. For the two FIRST days our busters kept in
high spirits, and spoke of nothing else but cutting the
Costa RcaDs to pieces but soon the whisky got short
and the excitement subsidized. The sober second
thought bad come, end they at fol. discouraged
and egetfa and cursed their folly. On the third day
avery strange notice was posted on one of the cabins
y ran Aus: " ClampsHs VttEs: al members in good
issndng win assemble this evening" st u p. m, on
"tee aser deck. BY order. G. n. c." do not
haov What could be Aean by good standing; but GER
tAh q " thai could not have been question Of dress
~ character.
ARRIVAL AT SAN JOAN DEL SUR.
Nothing saAns occurred during the voyage, ar3
% ls III Of February, a. ?, H., We apchorsd &;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

thoughts unnecessary TO accept aay more ''ssna-
tures aud will only state that we could get the names
Of almost al the passengers, With but fe EXCEPTIONS
There are many cabin passengers who would never
have asserted to this matter Of course, for they
are BOW going 20 if tie SUI shines at Waesaand'
Good hck 20 them.
Ard now, oce ward more. WHIST DO you think OF
tvs H.. Many ksye rs;her peculiar esteem tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

you, sad would BE- much pleased wns ysks fsssee''
Dee N the matter. give yea ny vcrd thai mr.
Champion ALL never ADvw aO,taing sbou. ]. srom ny
pen. The American Gag h,s been iasalted and ne
American territory violated BY me hbo1s'srs-cf 81
American steamer, with he stvs and strpes ayrs q;
Der peak, o5gh: to be conssered as Amenoan TER
tory, ct least so Copt Ipgrsh,n thought. And yo0
brow very vel. too, hat there is DO. single enerin'
in Nicaragua; they eli 6lEouster.-every ,on.'sr?
assertion is more than humbug, i K a lie. s.iy.
Etts- York Feb q, 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

A. OllAnshy, Louisville,
Jas Tsylor, Peun-,
Lewis BlAsiel. Maine,
Noes Morse. Maine,
Sylvester L. Barker, Mich,
A Hisiey, Ohio,
George B-hsr, Indiana
Benjamin WesinAn, VI.
A. a. Cas,in. n. \.
W Prioe. Cal,
stephens LO~ie, IL,
q. Dumoulis. Ca,
p. jill y. Y,
Gage Pierce. Mich.
A. {. W.u, Maine.
Joseph GrASg-T. Penn-,
Marin Benner. y. I.
jas NcColloasa. Penn,
VIM. Eyis. Penn
". A. Evsas. Penn,
PG.iiea CoInor, Wisconsin.
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NlAt cru,
N. c. sevy, y. Y,
n. Cool, Mass,
P. kiTcholi.s, Y. T.,
J. Woods y. /,
". Wolf Mass
L F.Fiimsr y. Y,
A. D. DYER, Mss,
Ruiu. Godfrey, Mass.
John : san DER, De!
Robert Forsyth, Ssss..
George Waller. Ohio,
VIM. Cooper, y. l..
P. GsDchAt, III.
;. MeMss:eT. W,
Y. 7. kendl !. VI.
J. Ferri.r, Ohio.
Go. Host. n Y.
Lewis Stephens. Ohio.
Eben Heart, Maine,
W. Cr1veA Name.
FrsIeis Liass, y. \.
/. ~. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-23

this igDC5 fdtuus.
IT is truly melancholy 10 witness the individual
of men which the advent Of Walker has caused In
Nicsrsgus. PaTtes who once lived in cay opulsnce
are now reduced to tie worst form Of peB1ry, ekng
out miserable existence in shanties in Greyorn, re-
duced 10 this state by akers col sca.io1s and The
burning OF Granada.
This last act has exssperated agai1st him tho Mica
raguans who ut tint thought be would BIO penscea
for The numerous revolutions which distrac.ed their
unhappy country They nav see their fatal error 10
ever having tolerated . pira icsl adventure, who
fought without . creed country. h,g OF cry save
tn. bSey proslituted one Of Liberty and progress and
whose Inevitable overthrow every honestnlnded per-
son u ust ot On with competency.
The Briiirh feet at Gr,ytown at present are her
Msjestys chips Cossack, Tartar. Intrepid Victor and
Pioneer. The Orion on Q cruise 10 Pedro Keys.
The heath Of the crews extrt meiy good.
Provisions are both plenty and cheap. FI9ar was In
abur dance, large csrgots coming by eAeh picket a.
aso by scbooLers from 81. Thomas Jamaica and Az.
pinwal.
Correspondence u The A.pn ~.l Courier.
Or BOARD SCHOONER LIBERTY,
SAsJUAs DBL NoRTE, Jan. 20. lS1. \
Fer week pat we have been endesvoriog % sccu,.
tom ouIse to the prsaks Of this little craft, bat not
i At rest she would give oppor. unity read
wife On The 18th we left Aspin WsI Ia CO npsny With
Mr.. A. v. Harrison and Capt MoNeiiy, her master.
the OWES 81 this popular schooner ..n tsss'y US
we run beautifully notwithstanding the constant annoy
ar CO Of that tenor 10 al Land fubbers sea sickness we
could not but admire con uay the sdosira Die quai-
les and TIE beautiful action q our trim and ssn q 1T
lie craft. In addition 70 psry, there was MI D.
s. WOODS, resident Of San Juan also passenger on
board with goods for this market
We found here only one ssDias vessel beside little
schooner, which s sad LOW 10 be claimed by Nj j. n
Scott, AID which brought out provisions, y; f@
Walker rome time since. e. the American brk Gen.
Hubbard Cap, smith, Of Hslow.n, Ne. We are 10
formed that big n expected here shortly rom Ses
York City, for the house Of Durana CO, WIN al
ssscIted cargo Il. Ms fngate Odon, OF ~ guns
which bas been stationed io.t outside the haro'r io
or time, left on The 2ih sftr having 20. ,ss
situation during the severe weather thea experienced
he'e. .,x;y.l
Tie Liberty was boarded very soon AFTER ner ari'a
by number of old scquaiat'nces OF the C1:,,p;
whom be introduced Va A nsng than wa %. M. MN
new We were surprised TO lind the Colonel % ebes,
mi and 50 cordial d. spite the evident phil WIN
which be sustains himself in bidins the tune 70, -.
rovn has certainly bten accompanied YIN u lsr Wv
ubich fes men would he re.dy 20 we!coms s'faagefs"
eat. oripk ard be merJ" With him. ,..n.A
Ire sane evening We PAID visit asa'fe, sna
On n. Colopel, Cur old scslsin.s1ce, Mr. By
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-12
Bank Failures.

The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, the Mechanics Safety Bank of
Now York and dozen small Banks have
failed, besides several Brokers, stock mills
and gambling shops. People will soon
learn to buy iron safes and keep charge
over their own money instead Of handing
it to bankers and thieves to husband
One further phase Of the crisis is yet to be
seen: universal demand for specie for all
dues and a general run upon banks fo'
that specie. Then people will open their
eyes to the fact that had there been no
banks all this trouble and fuss and bursting
and want of the hard would not now ex-
list. What would become of our cherished
stock banks in q malignant stage of the
crisis, when all demand specie in payment
Iof debts? Let a few more banks explode
and that stage will be reached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-12
ROscObel.

Among the late changes and disintegra-
tons, going forward in Grant County. no
place presents SO many admiration points
as Boscobel One year ago without roads,
houses Or shops, Boscobel now has rail
road, good thoroug hfares back into the
|country, several good stores and shops and
sixty or more dwellings, besides steam
saw mill, &c. 1t is now the grain and
provision market for near half of Grant
and large region in Crawford and Rich
land Counties. The population within
trading bounds of Boseobe must not e
much short of $4,000. Upon late visit
to B.scobe, we saw several Of these good
old signs Of the times, painted on shingles
and nailed to the wall, "Cash for aOAeos
and produce, y" Cash paid. for grain, hides,
&c." The effect produced by these CasA
for ,cheat and produce" markets at Bo@co-
bel is wonderful; people in that vicinity
ara becoming proud and Independent; they
put on airs, such as young men Of wealthy
deceased fathers do upon apportioning the
old mans estate. They are in glory and We
are rejoiced in their prosperity, for in
that region people have always had the
hardest of times.