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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19
.Ee2C ESy0ngfSE;ssC2ss!i

TN undersigned takes this method to announce
L that he has opened. EXCLUSIVELY on HIS
OWN ACCOUNT, ON Virginia Hotel Street, one
door from Mr.. Cowans Book Store,
Watch and JeWeify Establishment,
where he is prepared to exhibit, for sale every ar
tcle known in his line. From his long experience
rs Silversnith aud dealer in Watches and Jewel
~, he feels himself justified in assuring satisfaction
TO all who may favor him with their patronage
lie VII warrant ell Watches that he may either sell
ior repair, to run accurately tor twelve months :;
to dc necessary repairs within that time, with
out chtrte.. ssiiwarrantecs he may make Of Jew
cry, either to material workmanship. he cHf
hold himself responsible 10 mate yooa at az tiss.
As thisis his first commencement IN business, in
Staunton, never having had any connection with
any Establishment in any way whatsoever, except
TO repair Watches for the public, he cherishes the
hope that he will receive a reasna5lc shar re IF he
patronage of generous public. 90 u
Stanton, Dec. -, 1851. a. LANt.
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TRuS TEE,S S Ale.

TpY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to the
I'D undersigned by John Bidde, dated 10th day
of July 1856, and efreccfd in the Clerks Office il
the Comfy eourtef Ag4asga. / VII, by direction
a sneoIifhe creditors and at the request OF the
grantor in the deed, oiler for sale at public auction
on the premises, on
Monday, the 4 il day of January, 1858,
i Tract OF Land containing I2O Acres more or less,
stustaa on the waters of the great Calf Pasture
River in Augusta County, on which said Dddle
Row resides.
Also. the PERSONAL PROPERTY cdSeycd
to me in said deed Consisting in part of 1fsrss
Mich Cows and Calves, Logs and their in
crease, ,q49 feet Of lumber. tons Of Hay, about
20 bushels Of M'neat, 10 bushels of Rye @ lot OF
Coin and great variety ef Ratniug sils all
so, all the 1louso1oti and s.@cien Furniture in
possession of sad Didde.
TERMS ~ 'erless.. Property cash. a credit viii
~ ,.ssta "a a portion of the purchase money for
land, which will be made known un the day Of sale
NJ. II. I4ARMAA,
Dee. ), IS57-ttls-pf 80 Trustee.
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EXECUToRsS SALE.-0a ~

TSXECUTORsS SALE.-OR H.iday, he
f. ilH day 81 Desea.1er, | will sell at public
auction, at the late residence of Andrew 4. Steele.
deed, Il variety of valuable PEkS oNAL PROP
ERTY, consisting in part OF some five or six Ior-
scs. from II to Is head of Gate, sbout 80 head of
Hogs. Farming Utensils CT 6fefy description, a
quentis YET Lay and Goln, Household and kiteh-
en- Furniture, and d set of Blachsmith's Tools
My tcstator directs his LAND to be sold by me
1t win not probably be offered ON the above day
but it is in market, and will sell it privately ifan
opportunity offers this winter and II not thu
Of which due notice will be given. This is a very
valuable Tract Of Land, lying within two miles o.
Naynesboro', and will be shown to any one desi
ring to purchase BY Mr. Sam'l. IL. Steele, residing
ON the premises
TEBas or SALE OF PERSONAL PRofaRTY.- On all
sums over $40 credit Of six months, the rurehas
er giving well endorsed negotiable note, sums OF
$40 and under, cash. j. D. lMB0DEN,
EN'or. Of \. \. Steele, decd
NnN. IS lSa1.-tA,s
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Late From CalifOtnia.
VIE "STAR OF THE WEST' ARRIVED!
81, 100000 IN Gbldt

VILE "STAR OF THE WESIf' ARRIVED!
$1,000, eco IN g bld!
New York, Dec. 1.-THE STIR Of tie
Vest reached here this morn hg with large
np ;, of nagseq gers. a4a s',,Soo, 600 in
gold
She brings int ,lligence that Walker had
landed in Nicaragua with 800 men.
4 lieutenant OF. tie u. S.ivessel S'pata-
90, no was ashore, was ordEred by Walk
er I'd return to the ship lnst'dlter,
TIE British and American ships will
blockade San Juan, and sta lion their force
so as to4reyent Walker fron passing up the
rlver}
The elections if eregor A2d .seeS,9llttad in
tie comflete success of the Constitution
the rejection ofslavery, and the exclusion
Of free negroes from the territory.
Liept. Eeales party had arrived g, Ca.
dornia with the Government. camcls. All
hands we'll
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Holloway's Pills in spite OF the prejudiees of
medical martinets, have found their way into the
leading lospitsls ape Gispeesares of Europe, and
freinbn Che established family medicine OF all
classes in the United States. L pan the stomach
and liver, which prepare and temper the blood $,
upon the organs which vtalize it in the process Of
respiration, and upon the cxeretofY vessels, Which
discharge from the system the rasiduum not requi
red for the prf6ses of nutrition, these pills oper
ate il FL almost miraculous manner, regulating
cleansing, aud fortifying the whole
physique. In bilious disorders, dyspepsia. asthma
diarrhea, dysenterv, sick headache, constipation,
general debility, and complaints peculiar to fe
males, their effect is astonishing.
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RICHMOND MARKET, Dec Is, 1857.
PUBLIC 6 Al E.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Rcported hY Shtples. Wartin d Go.

IN pursuance ola Decree of the Circuit Court of
4 Augass.. aet.dered at its last Term in salt in
which |, al Trustee OF Thomas p. Eskridge, was
plaintiff and said Eskridge. and others oro9 .ors
in his Deed of Trust .fi.me were deitndants,T Will
sell at public aue,iof, % tue highest bidder, at 1
o'clock, A. NJ. q; Hoadqg. he IA # .L,aamry
next, N trent el.she Court House. in the Town of
!, !e life of the said Eskridgefn tn Connecticut Mu-
tual life Insurance Company The insur8noe. sin
the sum Of s., b00 and na6e'rs the 2sth Feb
ruary, 1854 the annual premium is lis for one
,,ia,f of which note is yearly taken By the Com
panr.
The sale will be for cash. or credit Of six
months, the purchaser executing to ae his bond
with approved security.
JAMES II. SKINNER.
Dee g. IS57-lt, trustee.
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Commissioners. .7sosice.

IN tHANcEBY.
MooNEY others,
To the creditors and Administrator of RICHARD
MOONEY, deceased.
YIOG are hereby net;ied tsat, on the 10Th Da Y
y OF January. 1855, at my Office in the town
Stanton, will proceed to take and settle the ad
ministration accounts Of Samuel kennerly ir.. add
Illustrator of lt,gsst Moonev. and else his as
count as special Gbmniissioner in TIE ailse named
case. All persons having claims against said Moon
eys estate, and in any manner interest ID, are here
by required to produce them, properly proven and
to attend before the at the time and place designat-
ed. This aecour is take,, in of an order
made in the above named case.
NATURALIZATION,
Dec. u, 1857 lit. Master Commissioner.
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Certificate of Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
de. do. 10 Half do ib
do. do. 10 Quarter do 10
go. do. il Eighth do 10
nj Or0erins .4Iickctsl or Certificates.

Enclose the mpneT II Idresstor the Tickets
ordered on re 5cpt Of which they will be forwarded
by first msil. Purchasers can have tickets ending
Ia any number they ms designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers anti Prizes sill be
seus 10 purchasers immediately after the dfssisg.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Pos: Office, Coanty and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn aud payable
in full without deduction.
All prizes of s zoe and under. paid Immediately
aiser tie draw.ng-otaaf prizes at the usual time OF
thirty days. .ea.-
All communications strictly confidential
Orders fer Tickets or Certificates can be address
ed 20 = $. SGA & .ae., AHeptu, ca.
No. Persons residing ,lear Montgomery, Ala,
or Atlanta, Gl., can have their orders filed, and
time, by addressing .. Swan 4 CO., at cath
er of those c,fes. r.
zzf5~A list of the numbers that drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each
is entitled to, will be published after every
drawiug.iE tue following papers ;-New Orleans
Deita, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nash
rifle Gasette. Attonta hteHigeneer, Ne@ York Week
" Day Book Sardmiah Norhiag NeWs. and Rieh-
mond Dispatch, and Nee York Dtspatch.
Nav Is Is57
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

HUSKING anIMBLES.-G ould's Metal
L lie Ilusking lhimblc is the only device known
that will protect the fingers from eXcor!a ton and
the injuries common to HuskingN .voin. ls.tee
ThimbeS will enable !, lie operator to dispatch with
ease an extra amount Of labor each day sufficient
to buy pair of these Metallic Thilnbes
Retail! price % cents per pair. l will send them
per mail upon receipt of - cents in stamps.
W Merchants supplied apo easonable terms.
h.ft MleII6 Ell MeMATH,
Agent fer Virginia agS, Norti C-ralina.
&a Sold ut retail by JANIS bEArrfE, Staun-
ton.
NnYemnar = 1S17.-2m.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Nondanq Com ittces


The Speaker appointed The sanding Com
mittees.
First Auditors Office -Mesyrs Draper,
NJ oody Clarke, Hadkley, Byrd, Thweutt,
Morgan.
Committee to atxamne Bonds - Mcssrs.
johnson Of Taylor, Gregor, Wingfell,
Massie OF Rockbr idge, Burwell, Cockerill,
Howerton.
Second Auditors Office. -Messrs Dick
inson of Grayson, Mock, Kcmble, Tatcm,
Stalnaker, Scott, Rice,
Executive Expenditures. Mcssrs l1an-
cock, Miller, Mckenzie, Crane, Lynn,
Prince, Gatewood.
Trade and Mechanic Arts -Messrs. An
derson, Sturm Hickam, Bowles, Siodet,
bowman, Chase, Garrett Clarke, Mar
wick, Kaufman, Wilkinson
Penitentiarg --Messrs. Bass, Arnett
Cardwell, Hawks, Hancock. Ruffner, Has
kins, Alexander, Keen, Bailey Hackley,
Powell, of Hampshire, s%atem
Armory y tssT5 Isee, Riddick, Sturm,
Luady, Wilkinson, Lynn, Davidson, Nc
Kay, Heath, McKenny, Canady, Duckwell,
Stalnaker.
Library. -Mcssrs. Powell, of Loudoun,
Segar, Raymond, Christian, Martin, Dab
ney, Caperton, Mason, C3.rr,t,s-:, of Rich
,mond county, Eitzhugh, Cockerill, Word,
Young.
Enrolled Bills. -Messrs Hardy, Nelson,
Coltrane, Shepard, Byrd, HoNry, Brown
~ petersburg 4~aifman, YouFg, Chase,
Plymale, Miller Grant.
Lunatic Asylums. -Messrs. YcHl,y ], ,.rewn
of Bedford, Foreman, Wilcox, CreTgh, Mas
sic of Augusta, Jones of Mecklenburg Sea-
man, aebault, Boyle, Gibson, Grant, Rives
Treasurer's Office -Messrs Arnett, Ball,
Davidson, Bowcock, Mckoy, Fauntleroy,
Cox.
Registers Office. -;aessrs. Nottingham,
Magruder,, DpGkMall, Gilmer, Hickman,
:, ee, .yo.an.
Clerks Office -Messrs. Hawks, Gamma
dy Creel, Tebault, Thornburg, RiYes,
IIowry. -
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.sDEsE.HgYEH 5lh. 1857.

'TNllIS day receiving at the CHEAP HARD
Il WARE STORE, under the Union Hall
II doz. Virginia Axes, assorted sizes,
8 doz. Sausage 81 fIers a s7feri6 r pr tteia,
do. la,stoe Steamers, something new,
2 doz Coffee Toa. ters
Il Gross Clothes Pins Sni inc PATTERN
Wagon load Pad Locks. all sizes and shapes
Lot Shovel and longs, Iron Rivcts,
Hinges, Nails Gun Stocks
Prophets Keller Buckle, Bf,ble Bits,
Pride Filings. SsdGle! recs.
Sranish, Summetset and Side,
10000 G d Percussion Caps,
5000 American Water Proof do
2,Ga0 Cooke co.,.
targel6t ofIron .t1les. from q Bpfgy to 81.
horse Wagon Axle, Shaving Boxes and Brushes
&c, &C., together with an everlasting assortment
OF everything kept in regular Hardware and I'M
alemcrt Store, Which will be sold unusually io47
for cash j. W. kENNED.lft 80
Nas,2, ,-,S9.. Under 0nion ltall.
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900 ACRES.

'leareN and wood land, is in a tolerabe state o
cultivation, and is watered by the River whicl
runs through the middle of!ae psoe. The build
ings consist OF ii comfortable LOG HOUSE, 'latel,
are invited to examine tAe lana which will b,
sloa ..,t5 hem. ~ t'etrst'N iBrapd, living upon
The lreiilises, dity the sGbsegfocf ivng in til,
neighbothood,
TERMS OF SALE One fourth in hand, and tn,
balance in three annual payments, bond with good
security viii be required for the deferred pay
ments end the legal title retained as ultimate Sc
e y THOMAS ARMENTR0UT, Com'r
Dee ., lS57.-tds.- Gre.tstor COPY.
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HOUSE y AOT E'OEs EsE.1 n,

CULTIVATED in New Town. and suited Tor a small
- family. ANY wishing to rent will please ap-
ply to Matthias Schlnitt, IN my absence,
Dee. H. ls57--4t +. W. SH0TT.
COMMISSIONER SALE or sI.AyEs.-I
" pursuance OF a decree entered by the Circuit
Court Ct Augusta in the cause of Kchhart &c., ".
j. NJ. Pitman. &C.. shall proceed. in Stam,t n,
en lu day Of Jaunsr4 Heff 20 sell at public sale,
TWO VALUABLE 9A-lsuR0ESa Boy and a
Girl.
TERMS "A credit Of six months 20 be secured
by well endorsed Negotiable notes.
80 NIcil0. X. TROUT,
Dee II, lss4.-,ta A1f com'r,
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Wheat IN 7eaqs -sl'repqrations are be-
ing made by tic. people in the wheat grow
ing region of Texas to sow an immense
quantity the coming season. From the
best information at least One third more
wheat will be sown this year than the last.
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NEW FIRM The undersigned have thi
N day formed Partnership in the Drug Bus
ness, under the style of Dr.. Z. II. & j. c. Kinney
and they hope by strict attent to business, t,
merit liberal patronage.
DR.. TH0s. il. KINNEY,
JNo. g. KINNEY.
Stanton. Nov. %, 1851.
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COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

QY virtue Of Decree Of Che Circuit Court of
- augusta County. in the case OF Brands, VS..
Brands, Adm'r., &c, viii proceed upon the
premises, on Taatsdag, thc 2la day Of Jaaaory,
ls5S il fair if not upon the eXt fair day, to sell al
public auction, to the highest bidder, a TRACT
OF lANN., *. on both de- ct South River in
Augusta County, about 3 4 miles below Green
vile, adjoining the lands OF Thomas Johnston.
Austin place.) Mrs. Wallace, and others, con
1 nj lli111r nh1nlt
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NOTICE.

T HAVE this day disposed of my entire interest
L in the DRUG STORE BLINK d KINNEY, to
Or. Thomas II. Kinney, whom take pleasure in
Recommending 10 my old friends and customers,
and ask for the new firm, continuance of that
liberalitv which was so generously bestowed upon
the late Firm.
: !gih remain some time with the new firm, and
invite my friends to give us a call
FRAN X. i, LINK.
Stauuton, Va, Nov. IS, 1851.
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.Slaees lNaaumiHed The viii of the
late George " i ..'Custis DIRECTS that all
his slaves, some 200 or 800, shall be set
free within the next five years leaving it
to his executors to provide the necessary
funds from his estate to remove them from
the Commonwealth
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-12-19

n. B.-DR. KINNEY offers mis- Professional
vices to the citizens Of Town and Gentry, and
may be found at the Drug Store. O. AZ his Office
on Augusta Street, opposite Spectator Office:
{Up Staifs.)
sStaunton Now 2S 1857 III
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Aen York Rnnk,s.

NEW YoEK, Dec. 12.-At meeting of
the Banking officers held in this city last
evening lit vas decided to resume specie
payment to-day. The resumption is gen.
eral
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Y,SEE ED47

of which George d. Lancaster, died seized and
possessed, living and being in New Town. ia the
said Town u, stanton, adjoining the ',sts Of Mrs
Nanable. NJ. II. Mecue. aud others.
TeG4,s or SALE Enough in hand te pa, the
costs OF sut and sale, and tie balance apena cred
it of one and woyears from day OF sa4e the pur-
chaser gvngbon sith good security and a lien
on the properly reteined as Ultimate security.
&k ii. HARTMAN,
Dee. 3, 1857. -tds-pf So. 90 Cns,..
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.Ne1.ennlh.

Senator Hunter was serenadcd on Friday
aight by party of his friends, in honor OF
his reelection, The same compliment was
extended to Gov Bright, and at each gen
tleman's residence the .serenaders were hos.
spitably entertained.
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Stanton, No7. :, l85!

Al ENV FIRHT.-The undersigned nave assoeia-
/ ted themselves under The arm .ana style of
BRANDEBDRG 4 co. for e ptrRs,se OF sonduc
business. W e have Just received { very large
and desirable stock Of Dry Coos, Greeeres Sc.
to which we invite the attention Of cur friends and
the public generally. Thanking evr friends for the
very lberSl patronage g.sen tie lac erm, we seg
a continuance to the pcsis concerp.
j. BRANDEhURQ
=. L. HOGE.
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49, ROBERT c. BROWN.
Brandy Station. Sept. 5, 1871 .m.

JAKE rlCE-TAat the hrm Of J.
4 lRANDEBGKt e, COS dissolved by iimita-
ton the 18th ueiqno it now becomes neces.a. ry
to settle up being in five years. l therefore
take this mode of informing our friends that it is
9ery imp9rtsn. u have settlement. We need
manevto moot otr !iahil iea+ North, which can't be
pnt off and hope this rotice win not be disregar-
ded by any interested.
:. RRANDEBURG
Staunton No7 : 1867
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SEg.Eas2,.

+ IIAE Z jast received supply ofayery tine ar
L tele Of speet scented Tobacco, now in store ane
for sale by h, J GLENDA,
Per. G. 7 eocnRAN.
stauntan, No. 3, 1857.
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aust RECEI.9EG A. THE DRUG EMPoR1-
y UNI, largeI,ot.of Ierumerics, consisting in

7 : ; = = : " =
/ AN in fuii receipt d nay large stoet, saeh
Flannels Blanket
Cloths. Cassinieis.
fassiucts, Tinseys.
asreNn and Bcaehed Shee-inE5.
tickings. 10 aud III, sheetines.
1000 pieces Cacoes, from Ga Ia Il,
Ginghams, Merenocs Cashmere,
Mos dc Lains, Dress Trimmings,
Cap Buttons,
Linen Hantercliefs from Glz 70 tie fines,
Belts, SaqA Flannels,
Ribbons, Fans
md lsreat variety ofother Goods. MI fai sat
gery low to SIT ;ht times
Qot. q, 1851 JN0. +. J. WHITE.
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DIE ED

AT his residence, on Mill Creek, Rocking
ham county of typhoid fever, Mr.. JOHN
Bowman, in the 65th year of his age.
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FARM ToR SALE IN

4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN
! Y CULPEPER COUNTY, offer for sale pri
vateiy the FARM on which reside. containing IS
ACRES about u of which is VOL tinbered Tho
balance in line state Of cultivation. This land j:
of the best quality Of red lands, lies we'll and
nearly of Southern Exposure HE Buildings are
all new, neat and comfortable, and situated near
the centre of the farm, in beautiful oak grove.
This land is very prada Give and we'd y altered,
having good springs in every tield' j i!afe aoont
60 Of the highest land IN he fas in corn this
and do believe that twill yield me 30 or
90 bushels per acre. But come and see for your
selves.
This land lies miles from Brlrdy Station on the
o. Il A Railroad and within half mile of the
iiazc River nav igaton 10 Fredercks harg, thus al
'ording good market to Alexandria, Richmond,
or Fredericksburg Ny object in selling is to go to
the West. my family, white and black. being err
irely too large for the size eff my farm. For furth
tr particulars address me or j. o. HARRIS at Bran
.ty Station, o. Il A. Railroad. ANY gentleman who
may give me timely notice. will meet at Brandy
Station, with coaFevauee to my house, and take
pleasure in showing ,tin the premises. 1t may not
5e miss to state that my price is 50, 000one half
down and the balance the purchaser can arrange
to suit himself but must pay ii.egcst annually ON
the deferred payments ~
IL. ROBERT c. BROWN.
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From Kaasas-.leeting cfMe Delegate Cone
reHtion-the Lecontpffon Constellation Re
patliotcd dc.
ST. LOUIS, Dee 10-The Democrat re-
ceiyed Kansas letters ito-liigat containing
the proceedings Of the Delegate Convention,
which met at Lawrence on the ID inst
ex-GoYerner Izobinaon presidi; G.
RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adopted
repudiating and plcdging ceascless hostility
to the Lecompton Constitution dcnounci4g
the call for elections on the Dist instant,
and list proximo declaring that the Legis-
lature elected on the 9TH of October shall
not be suspended b. ,ary constitution -
State Government, until q fair and impair
tia, y9te be had; endorsing the Topeka
Constitution reqpestias "a >ext.a sessiol. Of
rthc Torritorn., Legislature to,frame an cleo
: tion law; providing for the submission of
;thc Topeka and Lccompton Constitution
the one receiving the majority Of legal votes
to become the Fundamental " Of the State
of Kaqsqa.
/ resolution was also pasted, returning
thanks to acting Governor Stnton, fol call
ihg q.srqqi-l session Ct the Ltgif lturc.
Speeches were made by isrs Robinson.
Lane, Thatcher and otEeys
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PROSE- ECTUS.
50" I'll E ST A Il E s."

yLTlslc H mas now'teta pabliIhed near seen
w months, las ret w,th such success as to
Justify the Propfietorin ENLARGiSG THK DAILY Epi-
rioS to the size OF the Washington Union.
The Stctes will continue to represent the sound
Constitutional principles of States rights which
have been upheid. oy. The National pemocra-
cy, but it will not be entirely political that its
columns will interest the politician exclusively nor
subservent to party to betray principle at til
command ofpower or disguise its convictions at
the suggestions of expediency.
In addition &C the discussion of important politi-
q euesNons. its columns will be devoted to THE
'faoo EEniNGs CoNGREss, to the current transac
tions Of the Government TO general news, and
matters of interest appertainirg to Literature, Ag
ricultutc aud Commerce
49, GERMS
The subscription price the enlarged Daily win
be:
One copy for one year Sc 0e
Two copies for one year 10 90
IT. eekly, one copy for one year %
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-Arnolds Hatch Benedict Arnold's
silyer watch has been presented to the Con-
neoticut Historical Society.
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Dry Plaee.--In the town of Jonesbor-
oagh, Tenn, the supply Of coffee has given
sa' n%a g as d GsSp %sai aai a'y hshs
place had supply on hand, hit, refused to
sell unless the purchaser bought sometwenty-
five dollars worth of goods at the same time .
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A j. TURNER. PROF. OF music.
N, STAUNT0A, Va Teaches Piano, Guitar,
Flute Violin, Brass Bands, Orchestra, &e. Also,
Ballad Singing. Plnass. uned in The most aeeu-
rate manner--warranted. Persons wishing tn buy
Pianos will do well to consult A. j. TuRNER before
purchasing, as a selection made by HIM may be full
" relied upon. Residence opposite PRESBYTERIAN
Charen.
Nov. Il, ls57.-,ly.
NOR RENT large and commoaous D0U-
II BILE HOUSE, suitable for the residence of two
mall families, in quiet and desirable part Of
stanton. Enquire at the Nindieator Office!
Dec. 5, 1851.
600 POUNDS Cotton Yarn, from No. 5 20
l,OOO u, just received aud for sale by
= STAPLES, MARTIN co.
Nov. q, 1857
~ BARREIS Crushed and c. Coffee SUGARS,
~ for sale by STArAE9 MARTIN d co.
Nov. n, 1851. w -
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Special N0l4~e.

WE are noN offering our FANCY GOODS at
w greatly reduced prices. We promise to sell
at such prices almost t, defy competition, fren
from those rho are setting at cost Our s;DeA is
still full OF choice Dress Goods he aaies there
fore, will perhaps find il % their Interest by giving
MS a call. zs5' We will be receiving new goods in
short time. PIPER FuNkHoUSER,
Near National IIotel.
Steuatea, New. %. 1857.