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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

THF REMOVAL or QUARAsIIsx.-Ou Thursday
evening the Qusrsntnc Commissioners, Messrs Hall,
Bovine ard Benson. met eJoLt Committee of the New
jersey Legislature at Trenton, and held au Interesting
conference in regard to the proposed removal of Quar-
AZ tire from Staten Island toSandy Hook The Hon. A.
V CGekeuer, chairman Of the Senate Committee, pre-.
sided ard there very lerge Attendance of persons
interested from New-York, Staten Island and Mon-
mouth County, n. j.
Mr. Commissioner Hal mndc the hrst address, and
urged fitness Of Sandy Hook for the stibsl ment
cf a Quarantine. Dir. Commissioner Bovine followed
in an elaborate srguuen asking that the New-Jersey
Legislature should appoint commission 70 thoroughly
examine all sides of the question and then decide upon
IL merits Mr. Bowrc's address made marked im-
preston upon tie Committee, and it is highly probable
that they may make favorable report to tue Legis-
lature on Monday pe1t, TO which time both Houses
stand adjourned.
Before the close Of the meeting Judge Arrowsmth,
of Monmouth County, desired to have the people Of
that part Of the State head in opposition to ,ae pro
posed removal. He was the only person, h)yever,
ha; appe nred upfavorate TO the designs OF the Com
uis,oners, whose efforts and arguments- lie to be
hoped. viii at length persuade the good people ofNew
jersey that Quarantine OF Sandy Hook Will not be
half so dar gerous TO them as Lazaetto On Staten
IslaLd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

,Lott sOch .qrrt f rro. rstoS sly essSl'aei
isi. Icse' ally a. f .oeTte--ai h-uAa frcl0 f4AJ
> TPt q IL RFLIso,, Yaug Iii. s.y oF ..-rri r-n
hs' The s'rr s' Claims Tor e.. Chri.iss dsas
rot Tley reed tf OBJ rTaace III he car "a To- .-.oG u
heir rs- bic. .pd e-tio,se' and rssh oae resi bed
~ tr ah fnA e.huniot n i's rrs - tk Jrid TAO
Ch0ieh 9u's 1t 20 70 - nd , .as.
sto IS 4e 'h'nnd Ct Jes WIDER ,ya :, lss6. In It.
t.y. ,-sy-ts iutsrresoH Gnd s,4 ,hs h
snheey the ~ se . enov tire sages, etdr "a
3, Sa Death ard H, Az tS Isoi boi ~.
G.V Of az 'nf never h,SsG .v'te,ee . orliaary tbs
h.te irsrs 'sde s,euP'os rShtry sd pep-tr,ir s
a. o. sssisst souuteous sra Sow r,isi Cscs ~
Tat sRFnsSIAI NEksl srs assost Ia. ry. pv,Si,, mn
-st- ell psr~utsppea 70 the civil Al.-s uh-h ..~a
the qu-t q yucu: othe dsy by Cbd.r pcope-C Chr.san.
called. s6e ct ,onr9ce ooo7erston ,nd
r.r. Irupe prcCes with psti.nt sN sa-. COO, .ar,
.san.t vsri,d and widely cHrrcl rncro ha-u, which
tb-ster n 6ruoou Il I've Chsa1 Ssbbe,h aud 10 s,n.
In mt. .rf scluie. their b., tesr-uy fr the
and Al Al espccT lmmouUd hy TIE uss pre
80, NJ IL A., pi, tba rsht. ., the s,heh aud II. bsrns,
d.. tho Cb ri hsL IL ho s,er snt 1iu.rd.n Of thi. day
th Leei ator Oyuts ( 't tsstrsC well expect s
vpuste srd uuf,NS uedctcu upo ~ Paicn, .ni kindly
ASSERT o Interests otm,nsad the esns Of Cd In
Ttst tie Comus.ee already seeius In this ms,,er be
9ue-d Eye esrly ala c'e'a a',uoh TO me sne'ion how
they be urged pre- u t varcrs eysnce Cauhes
desouiu.ots fepIy In hi- matter aud Ia power
OF church orsuirs' or tc defend ie S.'ss s.ee 10
Thai "a BIN sko rules the rssions aud is AZ
srd hearts His will should Justly rsugsi n sid
s Effort, in betaso His dsy Aud that boxing
hus unto I'm rus . Sabbfbs sgan oeco1us 70
pal, m sDd sdorns w,sl lie proposed % make them
"a stas BsEwsrS ME AsD sss"fthe p,edye and mutual
srd subject sI child upon earth; of hope duty and
on The Psrt and pardon and therhcod on the
con uuroa between Jtb training Tor and pNins tf
the Celestial sabbath the orics Of tue Beslo
Vi,o tLe Ssbsssm tbs, r,naineh fr the people ot
q.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

MAsoSIc BALL.-The annual ball of the NJ. w.
Grand Lodge Of the State of New-fork Is to come OIL
at Nblos, on Tuesday evening the 10Th inst. Ample
preparations being made to have this the best Ma
sonic entertainment of the kind yet given aud as the
Grand Lodge ball is the event of the season amongthe
fraternity il is locked for with unusual interest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
BOOKS RECEIFED.

The los. Daughter and Other stods Of the Heart BY Caroline
Ie. Eer,s 1gmo pp 800. Philadelphia T. b. Peterson
W,yedey Noyeis CKeniwoth 2 vols Household Edition
TcLnor Fields. ~, 49,.
Re,i1cs C@nc By J. D. Guera Translated from The Lsi3n
nv Iuisl Mord l2lno. PIP. 2g2 Rudd Carleton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

e tie Hul with = crowd arouni up.o fo'e'ook yes-
terIs- atc~uooo Vile The diver was IN search Ct
norey 70 peg the Gte. McKbbon vas sA.rply re-
bvLei for msifg use OF such animals. but s,Al bis
admiration for them unmoyed.
Tie Mayor and Police made demo nstratioa aga q.
tie ,tiee! peddeFs yesterday mornirg aresting leady
tytuty for obatruc'irg the sidewalks with huge
bs.k ,e Of caps in.a-rubber g'oa ard wares ofvyi-
GUS c,scriltions. TIE nu ares hal often been ccru-
plEted r. Soue of the prisoners made o strong APP
pea 10 the Mayor to be permitted the siiev4k room
they had been occupying referring TO the poverty of
their ame. sd .her probable utter ruin if they could
not follow up th.r business but the Mayor informed
th,m that he could not nset to the tr numbering the
sii.sab-. a. sucn THs sericrs public nuisance sld
cou!4 tot be tolerated. 1t violation Of the or-
nancec and beside tAis they unlicensed peii-rs
TIE prl,oners were s.er reptmssd and their prom
-ipg to comply with n. orders Of the Police, dis
charged .,c n custody.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

Scandal la, beeu buy 70. time in Brocklyn
with tie alleged unlsvful irtrgues Of two members Of
a church in the Easter Dist ic the gentleman being
well.kuown member OF the csr in good standing aud
having al Interesting family s,d the lady desr hle
widow with wiok%i dark curl. TIER googs on haso
been 20 fsgreDt ttst the church las taken them in
hand, and private investigation IS u progress, which
Is supposed will ait in the excision Of tho offending
members.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

William +. Robinson esq, of this city is announced
TO deliver lecture in Newburgh on Tuesday evening
Feb l6. Subject, "Richclieus "reminiscences Of :he
XXIXth Congress
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

As there is some testancy among policemen about
paying up that SIS toward the Fiiteen!Thousand-
Dollar house and lot, would it not be well to throw
open the doors and let all applicants for appointment
lave an opportunity to show their respect for Mira.
Nye! This would tighten the individual burden, a
.lr to be aimed at in these times.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

Dollar house and lot would it not be well to throw
open the doors and let all applicants for appointment
lave an opportunity to show their respect for Mira.
Nye! This would tighten the individual burden,
thil q to be aimed at in these times.
A NOBLE REwARD.-Yesterday afternoon the clerk
Of barking firm in Wall street lost package OF
money and checks amounting to s2O,OOo. 1t was
picked up by an appewoman, title corner OF William
street and very soon restored by her to the owners,
who magusnimously rewarded her with present Ia
current funds of two hurdred-cents.
TpE MAYORS OFrIcE-Ths recent crusade against
the lottery policy shops and other similar evils, by tho
Mayor il beginning to give some idea as to the fearful
extent II ey have beer carried The following, appar-
oDy written by lady is specimen Of the Numerous
letters tie Mayors daily receiving, descriptive Of varl'
Gus swindlipg institutions in the city We omit names
and streets it being sufficient at present for the police
to have that information:
MAYOR TnM.sS- Sir: Seeing that you actually
in the good woit are undertaking By The proap a..
ard policy and lottery Shees-i ~oat i.toE@ w. o. ""
the TrcTetrr,. Lereolsuated in street spParent bn-
ness selling cakes aid cads kc it tine resort OF woHen
yided from morning til iaie al ng for taeH to consult desm
&C. know Of one case mechaaic wife who Ia. 'en ~,
employed but one-fourth OF his tiIne a. this den. -
ether office is located Ia street. Tne ostensibe oi
this depot; aud easily tel BY the
snpcay papers H. the window This also. Is Iequeaied mostly
H. fact Altogether wives ard dAlEotf
oen.raueesthrough and through Toe
The former mcsily used ty The Piyet.pec n2s
that the Of the law l. actually upon them ReiaTr 70 tI
pace wko spends brothers earnings, which he
iippo,rs otherwise spp3 and wife who esects hef
household least all neg-cs her-et
II viii bu; suppress th and al dens .. iIiquy you W.
orR ard favor Of moral community h4d
tie many Individual daushter. aod ts'hsrA
ioun, truly, ONE "hO hNO"''
r
Yesterday Samuel Kippers and John W. Mead oi
| No lg6 varick ttreet, the former an alleged policy
dealer and the latter his banker were arrested on
lottery complaint, ard sen. before the Recorder Tor
| examination.
| The lady who owned the canary, about which were
considerable proceedings against hackman the Jay
previous, came forward yesterday aud c!simed the
| fea;hered fugitive.
George Ward the bogus ticket seller, against whoH
there was q complaint for selling spuriouS p,ssagt
ticket for trip in OF the steamers Of ehe Camdei
| and Amboy Railroad Company, came forward, ant
was held to bail il 500 to answer the Charge.
Johu McKibbop, ok-driver. wls brought up fo
driving without License, and fneL. S. His horses
which perfect skeleto1s, Treated no ltte sensa
uor when driven into the PIX. The two fossi . M
maiAed scarcely ellie 10 hSA themselves up, IA trse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

AnRIsr OF TIE MLssEsoER oF THE Crrr PsIsoS.
-Yesterdsy morning Edward Smith, young man Is
yeaIs ,f age, employed as messenger in the CITY
Prison. was spprehended. charged with stealing
quantity cf furniture valued et $780, the property OF
Hrs. May GEsu, resdiay in ksdissa ssrses u se'
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
EDeech OF Mr., fletcher,

Much Of our space to-day is occupied by
the admirable speech Of Mr.. Letcher on the
Deficiency Bill. The South Side Democrat
in speaking Of this effort Of our distinguish
cd representative says, 1T is the dearest
and most conclusive Of all the efforts in the
House we have net for many day. And
then, too, bis 4unfinching honesty Of pur-
pose, the palpable virtue which would MAJ k
him cut, If be were undistinguished by lis
successful public career, gave a power and
influence to his remarks, which would have
been wanting, we are sorry to say, in those
Of many Of the House. Everybody looks
to his course ;with this certainty, that an
honest and dauntless spirit, as we'll as a
cool, steady judgment, guides it."
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
Corr spondence Of tue Boston Transcript
Cid SHELLS il S; SaStcDaI Blowing 4 D.

SEDAsropoI, Monday, March l, 1888
The bombshp Is Strewn about TIE CITY du.
1.ng the saige ars SILL doing the work Of
dea h. No less than eight .dcaths. think,
have been caused By explosions of these
missiles since my arriv>l, hardly year
since. Only few days ago, two seameli,
belonging to the English steamer Beyrout,
came on shore near our shipyard, aud for :.
few minutes were couyersing with Mr.. Cow
en-. They then started for walk to the
Re. ian quite neat ouc residtn e, an on
reaching the breastwork one of them p.ck. d
Up en- unexploded d, tonating she'll, intend
ing to keep it as relic, but finding it rath-
e. heavy, threw it down, .lThen It instantly
exploded aad killed. him, almost scvering
the head from. che body, and completely cut
ting off bis right leg. The remains were
brought to our yard, whence tn. J were
buried. His companion escaped with a
slight scratch upon the lip. On the f,lloSg-
ing day two I1usSs;s..;;s5 were killed IN SINH
la manner. while picL;ag out the stopper
Of shell. The 1ook5dJ which the concus-
.sion .ignited tie Pos7deg Of the she'll is Gu
rious affair, being small equilateral cross,
with capsule at each point, and four little
hammers held by a human hair A suddel.
jar breaks the hair, causing the hammer to
strike the cap which explodes After the
shells are charged, the locks are inclosed in
copper tube and inserted Within the hole
of the shell, upon which plug is paced
The shells thus prepared are placed in box
of the size Of an ordinary chronometer box,
which, for safety. must be handled ''this
side up, with care"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

What citizen Of Virginia has not felt
pride in the contemplation Of Richmond
and her capacities for Commercial and Man
ufacturing greatness What Virginia citi-
zen's pride has not suffered more than one
revulsion when the Little .poliay Of her .plr-
blind great men, has from time to time,
exhibited a suicidal selfshness which com
pels the best friends fthe city to admit
shat greatness Of any sort is impossible to
be achieved by such contemplate lttlencss.
WeAaTe special reference now to the mott
ccs given by the Richmond Banks, that
afta- the first day Of May next, they will
not receive or pay out any notes except
their own, and those oftLoir branches, &c;
that is to say, that they will not receive
and pay out, but viii, SO far as their puny
efforts can reah, discredit the notes Of all
the country Banks Of the State, chach tiay
.lanow to be as good, if not BETTER than their
town, unless those Banks will keep de-
post account in Richmond, for redemption.
We can well believe that after this coup
d,etat the small Rag Nonarchs" Of the
Richmond Banks Rugged themselves and
each other at the thougkt.of the great a.
chievement, by whice peace were to be
poured into the shining Golfers of their
Banks; while it never occurred to their
wise heads to. think Of the Pounds that
would be lost to the commerce and other
business ofRichmond.
We call upon the business men Of Rich
mond to rebuke this wanton and unwiso
movement Of their Banks by public denun-
citation, such as it deserves. We assure
them that Richmond is much more interes-
ted than the country Banks in rcbuking
such policy. TIE money Of the country
Banks is sound AID will pass current with
out the endorsement of: Richmond. But
can Richmond pass current without the en-
-a0rsement 81. Virginia, az, With her curses
upon her blind -se.fshnesssl
Of course, the reader understands US as
abiding to the resolution Of the Richmond
Banks not to receive, hereafter, the notes
Of the, Independent Banks. A very foolish
resolution, we honestly believe.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
Kansas in Congress,

Our readers will find by reference to an
other column, that the Committee Of Con-
ference have reported substitute or the
House amendment to the Senate BILL" Ia
king everything into consideration, we are
inclined to approve Of this amendment-by
accepting it we think the South will have
gained all she has eyer commended for, and
by rejecting it, the 4wo Houses will be at
s'dcad lock-" and the Mouse Of Representa-
tives refusing to recede from its position,
the Lecompton Constitution will fail of ad-
mittance. In our opinion, the South has
throughout been contending only for an alb
straction, but an abstraction most import ant
to her, involving her equality in the In
ion-nothing more nor less than the admis-
SION by Congress of the right of new slave
States to place in the Confederacy-by
4 accepting this amendment, Congress admits
this, and the Black Republicans virtually
strike from their black flag the motto '.no
more slave States Again, we have 81
ways opposed the idea of the right of Con-
gross to interfere at all With State in the
formation Of her Cons itution In this a.
mendment Congress docs not presume to
legislate on the Constitution only refu-
ses to grant an cxorbtant demand of the
State. We are glad to see the names of
Seward and Howard protesting against the
amendment. It is good sign to see such
men disagreeing TO q bill involving the
question Of Southern rights. We hope this
amendment will pass, and thus the question
will DO thrown out Of the Halls Of -Gongress
md confined to Kansas its legitimate place.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

Right ofo .FathGr-to Dispose of his Chill
lren BY lIiU.-A curious case, involving
the right of a father to dispose of his chit
dren by will at his death, although their
mother be alive, has just been decided at
Pittsburgh, Pa:
Geo. S. Hamilton died in that city in
December, leaving widow, Margarett.
and three children aged 8, II and Is years.
As the husband was Protestant and the
wife E Catholic, he appointed guardians, by
Wills and directed them to be brought up in
the Protestant faith The children were
accordingly taken from the mother and plac-
ed at Protestant school, but the mother
applied for writ of habeas corpus, to re-
cover them Judge Williams, of the Dis
trict Court decided, however. that the now
er to constitute guardian by deed or will
attested by two witnesses. given by the stat
ute of Charles Ii Oh. "a, was in force in
that State. This statute enacts that any faith
er, under age or Of full age, may by deed
or will, dispose of the custody of his child,
either born or unborn, to any person, except
a Popish recusant. either in possession or
reversion, till such child attallis the age Of
one and twenty years.
>, The will was therefore sustained and ,l.c
mother has I'd 20 with, III hel c...l.r,u. -@'
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
,s|Esisuegs Ticket.

We are pleased to learn that our enter
prising and energetic Mail contractors,
Messrs. Hartman, Brown & Co., have sue
cecded in cfecting an arrangement connect
ing with the Central Rail Road, by which
passengers from the various Southern points
can be ,oarr;ea through to the different Viz
ginia Springs, without loss Of time, and at
rates. When it is recollected
that the route through s5taunton to these
watering places is at least day and quar-
ter quicker than any other route, and that
there are bat thirty males Of staging, We
may fairly infer that the travelling public
will take the quickest route.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
ADDesntments.-On Monday last, th,

Appointments Monday last, the
County Court appointed the following Com
missioners to superintead the election Of
field officers, uade- the new Nail;tia law,
viz: For -she 32d Reg iment, Col. George
@. Robertson, Sol D. S. Bell and John A.
Hartman for the SD Regiment. John
Newton, NJ. W. D. Hogshead, and Col.
VIM. P. Tate for the 160th Regiment,
Maj. J. Marshall McCue, Col. William A.
Bell. and COL Isaac A. Bushong.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
Something Kice,-We were little sd

Something Kice.-We were little sur
priced on Monday at having~set on our Of
fee table couple Of the richest and finest
favored Pies we ever tasted. One made Of
the gooscberry, tic other Of the pie plant.
They were present from or friend SEEM
BucK, the Baker at TIE Virginia Eotel who
has 40 superior in making good pastry
Printers are not fond of Pi, but in this in
stance We surrendered our hate and went
into it with a vim, and the pie soon disap-
peared from mortal sight, and nothing re-
NAMED but the remembrance that we had
once enjoyed luxury.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
CONGRESS-

sEsATE-April 26.-The Paraguay ques-
ton was discussed, and the discussion .ef
the Kansas bill resumed.
HousE-Action on the Kansas bill was
postponed until Wednesday.
The Senatc's amendments to the Def
cheney bill were disagreed TO.
Mr. Quitman sought to introduce a bill
indicating as line Of policy hereafter to be
pursued that no new State is to be admitted
until 1t have sufficient population to entitlc
1t to one representative in Congress, nor
antll the people have been authorized by
Congress to hold a. convention to frame I,
constitution. and shall present tie consti-
tuition for admission.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
mir. LETCHER'S SPEECH.

I'VE clip the, following complimentary no
tice of the speech ofthis gentleman on the
Deficiency bill, fraln the Alexandria Ga
zette. an opposition paper:
The speech. of Mr.. FLetcher, on ibe Def
cheney bill, one of the ablest, best and mos,
to the point, of all. the speeches delivered
this session of Congress, 'eas q short one.
He has the sense to think, to reason, t.
explain, and to coaatasc. T-.--
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
ONE HALF THE INDICATOR FOL, SALE

I WISH to sell my Interest in Che Vim
dieater newspaper Printing Establishment,
{ which interest amounts to one-half) The
Office is permanently established having a
subscription List equal to that Of almost any
paper in the Valley Of Virginia, and the
advertising custom is good, as the columns
of the paper clearly indicate. It is no dis
satisfaction with the business that induces
me to sell There is no better position in
the State for Democratic paper-the ma
'terial is good and g gentleman with some
cash capital can make money. Germs .ae-
oalm sp oells Address,
=. J ALFRED,
Stanton.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
Hog ChcIera,-The Montgomery S,

Hog ChcIera,-The Montgomery Star
says, that the hog cholera is on the increase
and that 600 hogs have died of it in the
southwestern portions Of that county. No
remedy has been discovered that will check
the ravages Of the disease which generally
proves fatal in 10 or II hours.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01

Complimentary. The Fredericksburg
News pays the following compliment to Mr..
Christian, the delegate to the Legislature
from Augusta Christian, of Augusta,
occupies the chair, and COM
mands appreciation by his readiness apd a
bility. No member labors more diligently
or successfully for his constituents"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-01
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
70 the Voters Of AuguSta C0Enty


TO the Voters Of augusta County.
BODEN. ESD, Candidate for the office 0
Clerk OF the County Court of Augusta.
~ " g are authorized to announce JEFFER
son KINNEY as Candidate for reelection t
the Oitice of CLERK OF THE COUNTY Court Of Au
gusta.
We are authorized 10 announce 'TIIOS. p. VIII
son las aCandidate for the office of Clerk of tn
| County Court Of Augusta,
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
To the Voters of Augusta County.
| respectfully announce myself as Candidate
for recollection, to the Office of Clerk of the On
CUT CouRT ofyour County.
NICHOLAS c. KINNEY.
To the Voters Of Augusta.
respectfully announce myself as Candidate
lor me ofhce OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta. JAMES COCHRAN.
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized to announce JOHN II
CRAWFORD, as Candidate for the Office of Con
STABLE in District No. |, in the teWn Of stapnsor.
Weare authorizes tc announce TH0S. MAR
81 ALL as Candidate for the Office of Constable
in the lst District.
We are authorized to announce E. N. CUsH-
ING. as Candidate fer the office OF Constable in
the End District.
COMMISSIONER or THE REVENUE.
WE are authorized to announce JOHN G. STO-
Nv Err, Candidate for re- election to the Office
Of Commissioner of the Revenue in the Second Rev
enue District Of Augusta County.
We are authorized to announce THOMAS M.
DONOHO, Candidate for re- election to the
Office of Commissioner Of the Revenue in the first
Revenue District Of Augusta County.
FOR HIGH SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce Col. RUDOLPH
TURK, as Candidate for reelection to the Office
Of High Sheriff, Of Augusta County. He will, in
the main, be assisted by the former Deputies.
WE ere authorized to announce PETER G.
STEELE, as Candidate for tie ,oilise of Sheriff
of Augusta County.
FOR SURVEYOR
We are authorized to announce A. ID. TROTTER.
as Candidate for the Office Of County Surveyor Of
the County of Augusta.