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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14
CALIFORNIA Acknowledgements
IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE SUPREME
COURT-UNCONSTITU OF TIL
WAGON-ROAo ACT.

WAGON-ROA0 ACT.
FJo- Tie osaIVo-,sia BEAefi~-
SAokahEsro, Dec. 9-l2 q.
The following decision was rendered yesterday by
the Supreme Court
The People sst J. Nicely fssnson ct
This was bill In equity, filed IN the Court below BY
the Attorney General against Nicely Johnson Cover
nor Of the State OF California John breWs'er, sar.
veyor General and David A. Dougis. ., esretary OF
State, Board Of Commissioners by vita o. an &C OF
the Legislature entitled An Act to PR woe ior the
survey and construction Of q vagon-re "a 70 tae
Sierra Nevada Mountains" 10 enjOin said Commis-
oners Fl, entering into any contract fer Re con-
strucon Of said road for the reason that said at Hn-
constitutional ard void.
Tie bill shows that Commissioners were su'hofiz> d
to contract for the construction OF said ros s pric.
not exceeding the Of 800 Co., and that at the time
Of the psssase of ssid oct the STATE of California Wa
indebted in sum exceeding $500 600; that the aggre-
gate Indebtedness OF the State and shove the sum
sought 10 be appropriated, exceeded the sun o.
u Geo 0to; that sad act contained provs;sl sab
tied 10 b ratified BY veis Of he people. sste-
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Died,

In San francisco, Dec g. Mrs Clotlde Valiant wife Of
the late William Valiant Of Baltimore aged 20 yoArs month
and days
In San Francisco, Dec T. Of epilepsy Mr.. William sperys
. psye Of Monroe County ~ Y, sssd 30 years
In San Francisco Dec H. Anna Barbara wi Of Paul For
ester formerly OF Philadelphia
In Ban Francisco Dec B Of paryss Mrs. Charlotte How
ard, aged IS years, formerly Of London.
In Ban Francisco Dec. H. Mr.. Joseph Bsy native Of IRE
land, ssed about 70 years.
In francisco Dec. Is, Mr. onin r. Spencer native Of
Pennsy vsns, aged SO years.
In San Tr.neisco Dee IS John sps rs,I,e u Con-
necticut, aged IS years.
Ia San Fsncsco, DeS H. Hesta Bsdon native Of Ire
land late from New Orleans, aged % yesfs,
In Msy.yle, Dec ~ Joseph Read Of the h,m Of Bob
Read Brothes aged sc years, months and II days
At Ctico Butte County, Dec Georse w. son Of Daniel
and Mary Bidws In the 18th year Of bis xe formerly Of
In RdseyIe Trinity County Dec Richard Copeland for
merry Of Reynolds Couziy, Miss, aged shout y years
Atssn JOse, Dec 8, Of conTunpiop. Dr. ~ Z. Brsnhsn
aged ~ years.
In shasta County Nov e. Hiram Day, aged "a ysus former
~ Of Monmouth, III.
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Oregon and Washington Territories.

The telegrsphic wires completed 10 Salem and
Corvallis.
Innumerable salt springs exit throughout the Ter
ritory.
The stesmers Belle and Fashion came 10 collision
on the Columbia River on the LIST inst The latter boat
sustained considerable damage.
TIE LEGISLATURE This body met e. Salem on the
LIST instant. L f. Grover elected Speaker OF the
House. p c. Dade, Chief Clerk; Z. N. Bowman, Az
siStant Clerk. Cour cal-President, Col. james X.
Kelley: Clerk, A. 8. Watt; Enrolling Clerk, T. Mcf.
Patton; George Holmes Assistant; J. g. Rniey. Ser
geant- at Arms.
We learn that Dennis the alleged murderer Of Mr..
Orlando Neal which took place at the Dsles last veeh
has been brought TO this city, and !, In the Pen
Tertiary. Mr.. Neal was sbot through tie heart from
outside Of Of the saloons at the DaIes while he
was converting with some Of his friends. He did not
speak after be was shot, but walked few steps and
fell dead.
The Seminary building at Eugene City IVES burned
Nov 90
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alns shall doubtless have the best season Tor water
during the coming Summer that has heen experienced
in California since that Of So. We say, thea 10 the
miners be of good cheer, work while you can, wait
Q little longer for the drenching rsns and then you
will be able 10 more than redeem the time that mas
been lost durs 4 the dry season.
PoLYGANY IN UTAH.-Our readers will recollect an
extraordinary account which appeared The Bulletin
heads Of the Mormon Church and Legislature At Ut.h
and which account purported 10 be written BY CORES
pordent Of TAe San Frsseisee Herald In Utah Teri
tory. We expreesed some doubts Il the time of the
winter datements. correspondent of TIE Sacrd-
mtnto Union, writing on the subject, says:
As Gentle, but lately from the Great Salt Lake
eettlements, where spent several months may, per-
haps, b allowed 70 correct The false statistics given,
ton, acquainted with the individuals nsmed.
Heber Kimbali, YouDgs Fnt Counsellor, is Lighuy
crosseyed He does not possess half the number OF
wives named in The table. 1t Is doubtful II any one
but himsef can tell the exact number but be has, Is
tald, more than Young or any Other Of the Mormon
has slight defect Of yision, and has only FIVE wives
he the buslnees manager Of the Mormon Church,
and, a. such, receives moderate salsry, for which be
s largely creditor, unlucky occurrence even with
be does not Darlington 10 cripple only far ss the
elow recovery hom . severe attack Of rheumatism
renders BIN 90, and only bss two wives He % editor
Of The Deser eUs, the duties of which keep him too
with Capt Stspsbey, for which the latter deservedy
euogized him IN bis report. Pratt ono Of the Twelve
Woodrpf, one of the " Twelve" Stoker Far, Snow.
of the Twelve" Harrington, johnson and Smith,
Of the Twelve, are sot crippled and near sighted
nor have they tbs number of assigned them ky
the femes opposite their nance. Whatever be More
ys age, he has The appearance Of q man aged about
60 years. might 60 90 and eritciss the "House of
afy hat IN the manner but let one In
tsnee Of each kad OF niEspresen,Atcn sces: Little
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26
MALE 81 EFONEl.

TNTE subscriber will or,n Male School in the
l. Basement of the Lutbernn Church, on The 18th
aeptemberls57, ard continue it ten months. The
brsnthcs taught will be the Lstin, Greek, and
French Languages ard their literature. Ma.he-
Speriad Trieoncmctry. lie usual biarthts Of
the English laneuare: embiacirg ancient ard mod
f.t.T,
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: f.--7.
Gaming TO tlIeir Senses.

4 Fremont paper, which abused end Ii
h,ned abe Sturh lest autumn as much and
rs industrially as any journal in the North,
contains the following in cne Of its late is-
eras-which is pretty good sign that even
tie fanatical Black Republicans are begin
ming to come to their senses:
1--WE have only to draw the line of lati-
tude between the North and South to limit
the boundaries of shis collapse in private and
public credit, and in drawing this line the
real cause must more clearly appear. While
the North and West have been neglecting
thc most important industrial pursuits to en-
gage in speculation and the construction Of
railroads, the South have confined theil
capital and their attention solely to the pro-
ducton of their great staples. The North
have been engaged in specializing in land,
while the South have been engaged in cul-
tivating the land. While we were pursuing
the shadow the others were securing the
substance, and VIC see in the comparative
condition Of each the result of the efforts of
each
''While the North and West are laboring
under all the dangers and difficulties of fl
nancial rcvnlsion, where fortunes fade away
in day or 50, the South is in the midst of
prosperity and plenty free from debt, and
therefore free from danger. The political
deniagogues OF the North have for years
been directing emigration to certain sections
of the Northwest. In their zeal to make
Kansas free, and to create speculations in
public lands, they have aroused feeling of
fanaticism on the subject of slavery, which
has created perfect exodus from New Eng
land to kassas and Nebraska. Thousands
have located themselves in sections of the
West where there was non food enough to
sustain thcm, and have exchanged album
lance for want.
The most rank and rabid anti-slavery
leaders Of the North have boen the widest
specuators in Western lands, and have been
the cause Of the ruin and wretehcdness that
have overtaben so many. These political
hucksters have used the principle of anti
slavery 10 attract purchasers for their lands.
\ rctrbesoa he's at last .oYertaken them.
While r;oleace and bloodshed have marked
.lheir course, aud ruin overtalieu the victims
Of their faith, the section of the country they
aYo.lssl4 ,shc South-has been free from
pQ'itie!i agitation, from violence, from want
and from all those evils which are sure to
.ssollow an inflated credit system, based upon
Wild spceulations and a departure from all
industrial pursuits The condition Of the
North, compared with that Of the South,
nan therefore be pointed to, at this moment,
as an illustration of the danger attending
such artificial mutations guef eHtrayagant
spcculations upon such weak foundations,
such ii.sal.e expenditure If capital without
the possibility e adequate returns.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HoAoroy's Pills have wrought wonders in the
unhealthy regions Of the West and Southw est
In Septemher last. Hiram seabary, aged Is. resi-
dag near i'efre Ilaute, la, VAS cared in two
weeks Of bilious remittelt fever (to which he had
been subject every I all for nine years, by the
searching operation OF this remedy. The disease
had Frustrated him season after season, at the has
lest time Of the year causing him great peeuniary
loss. we'll as bodily suffering. The attack gem
orally confined him % the house from the COM
epoement Of the. Fall until the middle Of Deem
Der Every remedy that the faculty could suggest
tried without avail but that which had detied
tn prescriptions for nine successive years, was
adcally cured in fortuighthy Holloway Pills.
Mr. Seabury, writing under date January Sd,
says, II am new IN the eajaymeut OF perfect
health -
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Certificate Of Package 10 Whole Tickets $50
dc. do. 10 Ha4f" DO 40
do. DO. 10 Quarter do 20
do. do. 10 Eighth do 20
II oil rs on Capf;Gnatar
IN Oraering Tickets or Certiiicates,

Enclose the money to oar address for the Tickets
ordered. on 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 be
sent to purchasers Immediately after Tie drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Pos: Office, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
IA full without deduction
Ali prizes of ST 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawingether prizes At the usual time Of
thirty days. q" ".s'''.' -
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders fcr Tickets or Certificates can be address
I'd to "sS. SWAN & CO., atlanta, Ga. "a.
VA Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala,
or Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders filled, and
save time by addressing s. Swan 4 CO.. at cath
er of those cities tie -"
gsss~A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the Wheel with the amount OF The prize chat each
one is entitled to,.will be published after every
drawing, in the following papers ;-New Orleans
Deita Mobile Register. Charleston &andard. Aash-
rifle Gdze,te. atlanta Ateti9eaeer, Nete York Heck
u Day Rook, ,Sora,mdh Morning Nems, aud Rich
atoaa Dispatch ai,d Nee York Dispatch.
Sept, 20, ls37.
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e e. r. DIN s
Il 7 WAR q,

fY3s on hand fpa lot Of COOKING s,gaEEs,
/ L embracing gaeiols patterns, large aHd eScg-
frut assortment ~
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

Dcotlt9'o Bunker ten. George Rust,
of the banking firm of Messrs Appletop g.
Co, of Baltimore died at the resideqce Of liis
on-in-law, Coleman \ eliot, ESQ.,, in that ci-
ty, Thursday evening last The deceased
was the proprietor of a beautiful and extern
sivc estate in Loudoun county, Va, where
he long resided and was well known and re-
spccted.
The deceased had frequently represented
Loudoun county in the Legislature of Vir-
ginia. He also filled, duringtLe admins
tration Of General jackson, the position of
superintendent Of, the government armory at
IIarpcr's Ferry.
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ApppOYIUATIoN pRT2FS
@32o,OOO
5,49o Prizes amounting, 70 5000
Whole Tickets $lo--aaIves 5-sQurs 2,

Os3ou lflZes Gm0tntnst 20 S1%OoOO
Whole Tickets s TO- alves 5-fQurs 2, SO
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to so .000, corresponding With
those M Ibers On the Tickets printed ON sep 5rate
slips of paper encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in Wheel.
The first t67 Prizes, similarly printed and eneir-
cled, are placed in apother wheel.
The wheels then revolyed, and G number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, at the same time
a Prize is drawn from the other wheel The Num-
Der and Prize draMn out are opened and exhibited
to the audience, and registered by the Commission
ers the Prizes being placed against the Number
drawn. This operations repeated until all the Pri
yes are drawn )ut
Approximation PriZes.-lbe two preceding
ana tie two succeeding Numbers to those drawing
rhc first Prizes will be entitled to IS Approxima
ton Prizes. For example il Ticket No. ll250
draws the 500, COO prize, those Tickets numbered
ll24s, 1920 1921, l1252, will each be entitled to
$500. 1t Ticket No. $50 draws the S25, 0G6 prize,
these Tickets numbered 54S, $40, ISL, 552, will
each be entitled to $500, aud SO on according TO
the above scheme.
TAe3 900 prizes OF S20wil be determined by he lass
fggre of the Number that draws the $50 600 Prize
F6r example, If the Number drawing the $50 000
Prize ends with No. J. then all the Tickets where
the number ends in wiz be entitled to $50. If the
Number ends with No. 2, then ali the Tickets where
1he Number ends III will be entitled to $50, and so
on to o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold al the follow
ing rates which is the risk
n H. "A l. Hs.,1.
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sTAUNTON WOODEN FACTORY.

bIAUNIVN WUULEN TAOIUNT
As cool weather is approaching we take
occasion again to recommend all who want
superior article of Wooden wear, to call
at the Factory Mr.. O'Roork, the Super
intendcnt, is making superior article Of
Cassinetts, and othes wooden goods, which
is equal to the Northern fabric. Blankets,
Yarns, &c, may be had in any quantity at
moderate Driccs.
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! ERGiNEi I:

At Rules held in tie Clerks Office of the Circu:
Court of Augusta GotHty, September Z, 1857.
jemes Il. skinner Tf.s.ce Il Thorn p,a;...r
az =. Eskrdge. ii8ihthl'
against
Thomes p. Eskridge, ,loscph y
" oodWard, Thomas S, Coalfer
Simpson +. TAYLOR, Alexander Defendants.
n. Brec kehri]ee, tassaNay &.
Eyer, John b. Esklidgc and
TUE object OF this suit IS to ascertain Whit dspo-
Il sition shall be made By the said trustee OF the
policy of lie Insurance conveyed TO him bv the
deed i'll the bill mentioned and for general relief.
It appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants Aloxanaer ~ frvs ;,lfi@s3e ta.s4ua,
%. Dyer, and John g. Eskfdee. are not iulab-
tants OF this Commonwealth: II is ordered that The
said Defendants do appear here within one month
after due publication Of This order and 10 what IS
IL essay u protect thcfr interest. ACopg,
Teste, n. c. KINNEY, elk.
September 10, lss7.--4w.
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iEsa TO Select Seed Wheat.

= "a 40 l ! l
~ moose ksaa @hieh mas a. Saecseoeo
wen III sou eaa sil..as2 stf',1p . yoa'
urn. ihte'iigeat aeieh"ofS' "no nave rals-
ca eo.' WHEAT can heip hioeh IN TINS mat
yer u = 'i9' ven ~ ~ ~ i's.'f'sh's On u
..afsc scar hH.es' Que 10 prepared 70 fiSA d
eoiastseIa'. 'o3.'Ss.
ri. ftf&e3a only thaA .eeo when Is Per
fceily ftee az pump. let % taan IN
pose =, op {eu ~ saying mat sqaaor AeIna t.
y u procure Gfea,ef humber OF plants
from 9asAei al seed " nat "a wanted Is
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

rI,AKEN dp BY Jacob Shreckhise On bis land in
l. the County aforesaid" of the following dscrip
ton, viz tst a fohr''year CID yelltNtfsh brmdle
Steer, with white back and 'beieyi etopof the left
ear, and slit in TIE right, piece off the tail, and
appraised to $50. The second is a red Steer, with
white face and tall and crop Off the left ear, suppo-
sed be three years old and appraised to eighteen
dollars The ,hird is red nuly Steer, an under
keel in the left ear, some white under the breast
aud belley. supposed to be three years old and APP
praised to fourteen dollars. Extracts Tcstc.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, b. Crk.
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"a 7eSs FEE

In Knoxville, Tenn, on The 20th of Au-
gust, by The Roy. Nm. Smith, Mr.. Jous
RUsHoNG, Of staanton, Va, 10 Miss Mary
%. HARMED, Of PmrottsYillo, Tenn
On the 18th inst " Rev. ". 4 Rich.
ardson, Prof. G. b TsuguRX, Of David
son College, n G., to Miss Segb4 H.,
daughter Of pr. Livingston Haddoll, Of
Waynesborough
On Sunday morning, the 18th inst. by
Rev Tlos. Wilson, Il tic residence Of Mr..
r. X. Wilson, in Bath county, ~, Mr.
HENRY STINGspRING, of Bath CO.. to Mrs.
SUSAN BARR, of Stanton, Va.
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Stauuton, Sept. 5,
Notice
ELECTION NOTICE.

.FEsHE members of the Virginia State Agricultural
L Society, are hereby notified that on the lstd day
Of the Sept. Term of the county Court Of Augusta
an Election will be held the clerks Office of c.
kinney for tae election of six Delegates to the
on the 27ta Of October. 7 '"f'
N s. b. FINLEY, Com'r.
N. B.-I can furnish Certificates of membership
to persons desiring to Become members.
Sept. IL, 1851. - $. b. 7,
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Loss OF THE STEAMER NORFOLK

Capt Kelly, with the rescued passengers,
and a portion Of tho crew Of Tie lost steamer
Norfolk reached Philadelphia at Il o'clock.
Wednesday morning, on tho steamship, City
of Richmond. Ii'he Passengers aad crew,
after the wreck Of their ship, took to the
small boats. ,s..he majority Of them were
picked np,hy the steamer Joseph Whitney,
and the remainder were taken INTO 'Balti-
mere b. tie Caledonia Among tue passen-
gers, we're Mrs, Cappell, Miss Gordelia
ralpell. and Henry Thompson, the COM
odian all on thoir Hay TO Clark's theatre.
II Serfolk, Va.
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gffsHs. EHsSsH!.?

lust received fresh supply of new Maekerel,
- put ap in kits and halt Barrels also few Bar
rels Of nice IIerlnss, which we win sell low for
cash. STAPLES, AARrlN Il co.
Sept. u, ls57.-Spec cc!y. -
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Agency in Highland,

ANDREW j. BYRD, Esq, of Iligalop-, is
an authorized agent to procure subscriptions
for the Vindicator in the county of High
land. His receipts for money paid, will be
good against U.s.
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TIE KOOK FAMILY.

This Juvenile Opera Troupe will give
one Of their fine performances at Union Hall
tonight {Friday.) Their performances are
highly spoken of, and as they arc orphans
we bespeak for them a good house. See let
ter of n correepoOdent
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VARIABLE FARal r0I& s2l4E ~
GtfPEPhR COUNTY, offer for salapri=
yat2iy the FARM on which reside. containing . }
A,rrs, epous p ~ ....s., - ,,c,, ,,.,,,etpa tae
balance in Il uo st2te ot cultivation. 1h's l,U1 5
81 the very best quality Of red lands lies Wll anal
nearly Of Southern Exposure. The buildings are
III new, neal aid atyi!'gs ae, aid sitaatc; uJer
tie eente Of The iafnt. Ii headtiial ta- g=5a rs.
This land is very productive and vel wate~et,
haying good springs in ever field have shuut
90 Of The a. hes. Land in thc ia.ta il corn tbs
SEASON, aud do believe that it will rit'd H.a Sc
Ga bushels per acre. hnt come aud see .or yeur-
selves.
Thsland hcs 4 miles rom BrlndY Station on the
Q. q \ Railroad, and within faif mile Of he
Hale River na' issaton 70 FrtGerie burg, /. NJ
iording COED market to -Mesantria. Riclrfous,
or ftedericksbgrg Ky object in selling $ to 60 10
the West, my family, white and black, Icing a.
tirelF zoe laggeflr shesi2c efay farm. FOR tlfth-
er ptr4eelats address me- or d. . HaNrie II Bran
dy Station, o. 4 \. Bli.goaG. ANY geu9leffan ho
may give me timely notice, will meet a, Brandy
Station, with conveyance nay hafse, aad take
pleasure in showing aim the premises. may not
re miss to state that my prcs is IS, 000on MALI
dANa, aud the balance tao purchaser ean arrange
TO sait himself, but must pay interest annually
the deferred payments.
ROBERT c. BROWN.
Brandy Station Sept. D, ts57,-3En.
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Esag. w. he, HOgNG.
New hardware store,

N ". KENNEDY respectfully informs The pun
~ lie that he is now opening, in the Store Room,
under Union Hall, forneriy occupied by Turk &
Gushing. Large and we'll selected stock of HARD
W ARE and CUTLERY, os every description, 4 9
RlcULTURAL iMPaEMENTS, STOVES, &c,
to which he invites tie attention Of buyers. Par
tculars will be given hereafter. At present he has
only to say that his stock ni always be complete,
ard his prices such as will give satisfaction. For
cash, or to punctua customer, lie viii Ciler EAR
GAINS and no mistaLe.
Staunton, Sept. =, 1851
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: 3 " q y % .g

Al Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, Sept. T. 1851,
Robert G. Reser.s, r,.;.,.a
against. iidiAl'Hi'
Samuel Shelley. Daniel Shelley,
s sna Whitney Cushing and Com Defendants.
rElIE object Of this SIT IL 20 restrain and enoin tire
4 Defendants then agents, attoraies and all 9th
cfs Concerned, from proceeding 70 enforce the cpl-
this Court by the Defendant Samuel shelley against
the Plaintiff; until the further order of the Court
It aprearing by satisfactory evidence that tie
Defendants are not Inhabitants ofttis Common
'ydalth 1t Is ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here within month after due publica.
ton of this order and do what is necessary to pro-
teot their interest. 4 Copy
Tests, AiCH0. c. KINNEY, Clh
Sept. -, is5T-4w.
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Iarp0RvANY FYFoRaFavtoN.

TFNHE subscribers hay1 opened a large Ware lida4s
& in thu town of Stanton. opposite tho Passei
ger Depot and near Che American Hetel. here t6eF
are prepared t. give the highest Cash price for
Cora. H. 0afsaaa Barley
They y also keep constantly on hand large
supply CT good NifSkET, which they sill eS
Change for grain. They Will soon be read, to fas-
nish Ground Pigsteuto Farmers.
As. CASH viii 5e PAID tor 500 thrifty stock hors
HARTMAN L SNAHF.
October II, 1855 Il.
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IN COUNCIL FOR THE rowS OF STANTON

2 Angust.ZIst 1901.
.Iae f4lowiag Ordinance was passed
Van Ordinance prescribing TIE mode of Selling
Grain, &c.
Be i. Ordained y the Council af the Ter, of
Staauser thetsoa and zf.es the FIRST Day Of sep
teslber ISL, alT KINDS IF Gfsia snail be seii by
weight, VIZ: Rye So lbs. to the 'Blshel; Wheat
so lbs. Corn Sc lbs; Oats 80 lbs Barley, aud
Meal 80 los to the Bushels, subject To the inspee-
lion OF tie Chef Of Police whose dntv it sinai sp =
measure tue same, ans zee 90 tae enforcement If
this Ordinance.
q Any person violating this Ordinance snail be
fined not less than one, more than ten dollars,
to be recovered before the Mayor, Recorder any
Alderman OF the Town.
Teste, JAMES T. PATTERS OK, OK.
Srr;. II, ls57.-Spect eesy BIS.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26
THE TRIBUNE ON mitchell,

The New York Tribune is down on John
Nliiohcl Tor his warm advocacy of Southern
institutions judging from Mr.. Mitchel's
famous reply 70 The Rev. Henry Ward
.Beecher, when that amiable polemie took
Mitchell in hand for similar offence, the
Tribune may expect compound interest on
It's little investment