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, 1859-09-02

Ak UxEouAL COxfEsf,---An amusing incident
occurred while Van Amburgh's menagerie was
crossing ihs ApPomattOx, short distance above
the POcnhonlns bridge, strikingly illustrative Of
the fact that The bulldog IS the most courageous
Of an animals, and will attack any creature, re
gardleas Of siza As the elephant entered the
water with hisusual slow and cautious step, some
individual in the crowd, prompted BY spirit Of
mischief hied on a large bulldog to attack the
huge animal The dog instantly obeysd, and,
plunging into The water seized hold of one Of the
hind legs of the elephant, on which the latter
only switched him with his tan, as be would
brush Of Hyi but not ridding himself Of his
asaailant By such gentle means, and feeling sharp
teeth at work upon his leg, be suddenly threw
bis snout around, and, seizing the dog, held him
under tho water until be was nearly drowned I;
then, raising him high in the air, threw him at
least hundred feet out into The stream. Fully
satisfied with The punishment ho had received,
he dOs made bis way to shore, and beat hasty
retreat sd alaist i.i-gaiti 81 lRN NJ
, 1859-09-02

SrEAnEn hrLrSonAH SUNK.--The steamer
AHlinomah was sunk in the Columbia RIvrr
near s. Helens, on Friday, lSth uIt, by striking
arock No livss lost She will be raised and
repaired again.
, 1859-09-02

Tom HAHOED-DaniOrd Balch, for the mur.
dsrof his son-in-law, Mortimer Stump, in Oregon,
has been convicted and sentenced % be hanged
On Monday, Che l7.h Of October next This is
the first time We remember to have seen an exc.
culion appointed ior any other daY ,han Fridnr.
, 1859-09-02

L.oI1 WA C1EIIl1-Ws afs ini6raed by
n. orsM c''y lsgai dat NJ. Logan h,s given
1s''.' b ~. eIoal q hu Intention 70 contest BIS
I'.'I D. ~ p consinH Logan Is aid 10 b
4 a''|.~|11 1f sIi1'nea ihaiuil provo the most
Vo0 1Iai1 % taI, ben .oumlll.d a ne Ihts
, 1859-09-02

RRon SAN JuAx Isr.AxD.-The steamer Jalia
arrived At an early hour this morning, from San
Juan. Victoria, &c. We received no papers by
her bnt learn that al Is quiet below.
, 1859-09-02

n1a1f AID Annrsl.- On Friday iisi, con
li.t|, j. p Whitman arrested ! man named
Louis LaV.ioy, IN The upper town. on the charge
q stealing 80 nom youns nan residing with
nl P,cErood, On NisouaIly bottom. A pro.
lI.t|ci examination 4as bad before Justice
1a1I.I. which resulted n iho prisoner being
hl'1 ~ h'.l q - n.zl term Of ihe Disiic,
C1aII On lhs 1olh Inst Bal vas requifsd 70
a. amount Of o5oo; hilins 70 obtain which,
L.I.|or va. committed % jan
, 1859-09-02

Hos P1lc1 ION FAl6.--We were informed,
) I1a i.Il 80. Of be sals Of l.rm of1oo acres.
= Donsalr. in lhil Territory. for the sum Of
lr.n|y -on1 thousand do|larsl This % rs seemed
ilr',l|tll| but our lhiorm,ul witnessed the sale,
aai aNul,s Us hat The purchaser QEon +. a.
Cluos.|ll va. rlfi.clly nne when be made
O. purchase. Tho innd Is valuable because of
90 .'.lllt1i|y % he growth q polnl5es seven
hunll.l talhf|l % Ihl atfc beng he ordinary
yi1'f
, 1859-09-02

TO MISS ---
Lives there man 50 cold and dead,
Prom beardlsss boy 70 hOary head
Lives there q man In this wide land,
From Paeihe's shore TO Atlantlc's strand; .#
Lives there man beneath the sun,
kscstIs, sour, or fun Of fun, H -4I
WHO'S not moved BY beautyS mOuldR ..t
b or she rdteFm scold, .- 4D
nIggaFd, and villain, too, ~
Whose friends were all Though they b fsul f H
Mlsshaped By nature. God loFgivel
but why are such allowed tolIveP .....
lOun up, like an honest fflend, b. ...
AAdlet my preface have an end.
That thou art fair, and fAirSr WhOi -.
Thy modest WOFth-but twill not do,
Plain truths too frequently offend,
though nought but truth In II were ksnn'd;
Thoa lOv'st another The word Il spoke, A-.
The storm may shivsr, but not bend The OAK. 't ~
Knowing this, IeannOt bend; '7 ,ia
AsAlnl say, Pm but friends
Az such, Tie not ny ehbetssl wish oa1
That thou mAy'at have each kind Of hsh, f'n
And fowl, and soup, whersOn 70 dlney
ThstthOu Of gold may have smlns. ut r i'
And hat thou, In glded han, 'uig .ti
with countless seFvAnts at ny cali f9s D -t's u
b. May move IN al the pride Of STATE, i,-3,, (. r
AndOi men bs eoanisd great; f..,.
Nor would have ny writings glov l, 10.
A. Others' writings never DO.
This we're my wish, but not my hrst,
Though for these al men may thirst;
Ny wish for thee, my friend, l. this,
AsursF source of earthly bliss,
Thas thou may'ss have another hsat
foWhom ily sorrows 70 lmpart; " p
manly form. noble soul, ~
Whom evil men cannO, eou.ToI; ~
Who WIN for truth and honor fght, Y ~ 4iis ,'i--
Who only asEs, as this course rightf" .7r'7@e
One IN whose bosom thou alone 'AA ns,t7
e Art as queen upon . throne, i hi Y lst t
Where none may tFespass, none molest, 0il
Ny friend, I would have thee thus ulessed e.,l
, 1859-09-02
Spttial Wutitss.

~ Dr. Guysotts Imp owed Extract of Y.Il..
Dock and sarsaparlla put up quart bottles contain. ~
Of the pure Honduras SarsnpGra than any other
e&tan which s chemically combined With the ETtr..s ~
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus ~ ~
remedy thoroughly efficient than any other saTSs, my
before the public. Al the time Is perfectly ~ s
all mineral pnsonS which BE- said Of any ShrS ~ IN
SaTsaParla compounds The invalid should beERTr AZ %
srA and metallic isOns which and form ~ .s
basis Of most Of the SaIsaparas and Panaceas Of tbs S
GuysOtts Compound Extract Of yellow Dock and
does not contain particle Of these q apv
ascertain by applying the necessary tests. -'sJ~"
let n poisonous Sar'a ara preparations alone and ma.
6uysott Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock and
which thoroughly ecaeOus, perfectly harmless and pnrS
vegetable An kinds Of dsease yield 10 its
has no equal. T. r'I : -FTNI1 ~
be sure and &c. the QUART BOTTLES, sold By drurv.
generally. - N'uSs"o
PAltk 4 WHITE, General Agents, Impdftknr,na
Dealers m On valuable Patent MedlclneS, f39 WSshlcoS
street, San Francisco. = =" aaSs.0" aaSss
, 1859-09-02

TEAMS TO Freeman Co. for express hVOrs
during the past week. sil l} el
, 1859-09-02

I1.Il11 LIanll-On lao nights q 10 l,sl
ge|t ls.ni.y 1nd Thursday lhl heavens have
l1n I1u'1r|,1 tT lho northern lghis Lat
80 - lsa| ~ stronger lh.n ut olii ~
1I4|.I lI , lal noon. Lho eject vas i.n .
rI.| n1ar'I. Destroyed b Ils snoko arising
11n 1. tan'a1 timber an about ". which iil-
I4',||1 1tsculrd lhs nghll. especially On Iiti
e11'11 Al midnight lhp light assumed pur-
D. 1r.| ||'1|r1'ns conpllllly nrlna ne h1mis.
rh1e
, 1859-09-02

SoNs OF TEMPERANCE -fhe meetins or 5ooa Samaritan
Division Noe take plaes every ssFnaie Friday EVenInr
IN The lower room Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Stella
coom Members Of other divisions In god saNne are in-
naed 70 attend o. p. MRIKER, a. q
, 1859-09-02

I1r|l-Ea.h Succeeding year Increases ihs
arr|I Of .pr'. and 5'hu fruits IN ihls Terri
i..I. Il, steamer Jalia brought down, on
A'ol.I 'r1nluE |,1l large quantity Of fruiion
l.'11| Or he towns On he Sound Among
q. |.ltl|. IN tlIt esn1li1pa ihe best varieties
q IlI|l.. 1f cooking and he iabls They ars
1ru ~ 1EIenI'se orchards q Nr. Hnntingion,
a Na1to.Io Sc bis advertisement do
, 1859-09-02

WnH MunDER. Tho Pittsburgh Reekly
Journal gives the details Of : horrible vile mur-
der perpetraied on the lst of July, near The
Pittsburgh side entrance Of The Birmingham
bridge in which Richard Jones, pOlics oficer at
Alderman Rogers ofieo, murdered his wife,
who Is wen known in ths city as Mary Delaney.
4 neems that be suspected herof intimacies with
another man, and followed her to this place,
where 4 is aid he caught them in criminal con.
neetion together He rushed up with two single
barrelsd pistols and knife. fred at her, shot
her through the hand, and then fred at the man.
He still insists that be shot the man, but he has
not been found. He then rushed on the unior-
tan.te woman, and cut her horribly in the breast,
, 1859-09-02

NOTIcle-The Administrators o. l. A. sAITfH Vim re.
IN colve bids for The rental d Tie Farm formerly occupied
by deceased hon The iat 10 he 18Th Of August Twenty acres
N be reserved loF the Of e widow e balance o. ne
Farm vi be let ior two years. iel iN WIZ u
Sealed proposals will be received by g. McCAw for he Ad
mnistrator An persons making bids requested b pre-
sent At the store Of McCAW co. on SATURDAY. me 9Oth
dayof August ats O'Clock at which time ne BIDS win Be
opened. The farm v be e 70 the highest responsible hddar
THOMAS NJ oIIAMnkllS !, -
923 HENRY MURRAY. 5Aamn'ssrA'orapa
, 1859-09-02

SFEnkcoon LlBRAhY LtcrrRE are ~
quesied to state that Hon. Isaac L Stevens
has kindly consented 10 lecture before the stsil-
accom- LibpFy Association on Monday evening,
l2sh inst. The subject Of The lecture We are
not advised of but the reputation Of the hon.
gentleman as lecturer Is Sufficient at all times
% attract crowd, and no doubt the subject
chosen ior this occasion win be one Of interest.
We counsel all who can BY an msansto attend.
, 1859-09-02

CtOPARTNERsHIP NOTICE The uuderIImod.
having formed parnersbp aid purchased ne interest
Of Albert nalrh In the noonr Gently cpened n h new bald
Ing, win continue The bushes as formerly conducted 81 Mr.
PsIklnscn. The friends u both are invited 10 gve them
call hVlH 4ss fsaAas GEORGE PARKINSON Z
Jt4iG7tti.f 4srfs lu h GEORGE WIILiAlla z
etelaeoom, August ION, 1850. ~ ., 98af
, 1859-09-02
~ For the Lungs, Coughs, colds, &C., y.
WIstars BalSam Of wild Cherry. -, =

NsAsesA DAASam ~ Whu CnofIys
We regard the Wild Cherry tree as one Of Na.ur., a..
physcAns-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the ForestoF n,
mearal gum has relieved the suerngs saved thS vsS
o. thonsAnds The BalsAm prepared by Dr. wSnr & ~
$50 perfectly reliable preparation Of the real Cherry
and 10 remedy BY no means "bad TO take" we SnenR
prescriptions had proved u no effect - = =
SOh by all respectable druggsta,
cautious az there ere many eolntsEiss. Led ut a
the signature before purchasing Take none uneS1 HSs
name Of "llenry WSaF, ND PhilNdeIphiH and sanssS
raTE engraved on the oatSIds wrapper. An others are
PARK WHITE are the only Agents. 10 whom an srs,T;
Importers, wholesaIe and Retan Agent. s.. /,
ALL VALUABLE PATEXT MEDICINES, WARRANTED
GENUINE .--' = . -IT-T a.,
lSs Washington st. opposite the Msrks, ,san JransS,o
, 1859-09-02
FOR SALE.

A WELL-AxsOnTED lot OF DRUcs AND
toE.er cheap ir cash InqaFs a. he sasrS store fss
, 1859-09-02
sTRHAcOONT LODGF- M

~ Ancient Free and Accepted Masous. Aold, =
~ regu lar communications the nFsl and Third "A
Saturday evenings In every month. ,I1X&
An members Of the fraternity ln rood ,sfandlnr W
are invited to attend. j. ~ nAClIEIDFR W. N
, 1859-09-02

OLYMPIA LODGE. NO. I, ,r4g,-.,
nv Ancient Free and Accepted Masnns, holds anneD
" regular communications on the hfst and third SGtS
Saturday evenings IN cVrry month. HASl
Az members n the order in anod standing are eo
invited to attend. TF MrIsIRO W. N.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22

WE the undersigned take this method Of inform
w ing the citizens Of Augusta and Roekinyhsa
counties that have released Of WIN. U. kiigors
the owner for the State of Va, the right Of said
counties to manufacture and sell family rights to
make Rorapack's Compound Chemical, Toilet and
Washing Soap, and will be in Staunton diving
Court week, for the purpose OF selling family rignts
to all who may wish to purchase This Soap has been
prominently before the American public for more
than two years, it has been thoroughly tested by
many thousands Of people who pronounced to b.
the cheapest Soap heretofore known.
In the LIST place this Soap recommends Itself to
every is my for its cheapne and superior cleAns-
ing qualities.
2nd-For its being 50 easily made.
3d-Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor of common Soap.
4th-You wash the finest texture Of Lawns,
Muslins or Laces without any rubbing
5th-It will effectually remove grease from any
kind of cloth whatever without the slightest injury
to the goods. E 4
This Soap is made without using either grease or
I've, and be made in ten minutes after the water
boils. The Toilet Soap is made without at . cost
of cents per pound aud the washing Soap At three
fourths Of cent per pound. All who wish to try
the qualities of this Soap call at the National
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some of it free OF
charge; after you satisfied it is gel uine art
clc we will be pleased to sell all family right who
may wish to purchase. N s1W~A
Messrs. Kigore and Pendleton will also be at tho
yirginan for the purpose Of selling County rights
dc. SWlNK Il HITE.
JuIv o. ls59-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

GALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
sale, my Tract of Land upon which reside, in
the County OF Louisa, situated eQui distant about
~ from Lindsay's Turnout and Gordonsviile, ad-
joining the Lands OF Mrs. Lindsay, VIM. Baker,
Gradison Goodman and others, and cont aiming
500 "A Ga R9,
This Land, for many reasons, is desirable, Il 4
situated in of the healthiest and most
sections of the country Immediately on the Virgin
ia Central Railroad and in the immediate vicinity
of two Depots, Gordonsville and Lindsays TafAost
both Of which accessible by good roads. It.
convenience to market is therefore good ~ coyld
be desired. 1t being in immedi ate contact By
Railroad with Richmond, Alexandria and Char
Iottesville.
The soil is of superior quality and we'll adapted
to the growth of all kinds of produce particuiar-
ly to the production Of Tobacco. and il has long
been noted for the fine quality of that article pro-
duced upon it. ssssr.-.r
About 226 ACRES Of the Land Is cleared and
in good state Of cultivation. About GO ACRES oil
the cleared Land are Bottom Lands, lying0n
large Greek which traverses the whole. This Bot
tom Land is Of superior quality, aud much the lar
ger portion Of it is well taken in Timothy. The
balance Of the Tract Is in original and - we'll tlm
bered. This Wood Land lies convenient 10 the
Railroad, ard profitable business could be pursa-
| ed in cutting Wood and Cross-ties for the use OF
the Railroad for which there is already market
The DWELLING HOUSE 10 comfortable,
and all necessary Out houses, Barns, &C., are in
good condition.
This Farm is remarkably we'll watsred. In each
field there is either Creek, or one more excel
lent Springs. My TERM: are very favorable and
will be made known to any desiring to purchass.-
persons desiring to see the Land, will tind me At
home. Those oOmiag from distance will get of
either at Gcrdensville or Lindsays Turnout, where
will meet with conveyance, it notified in time |;
and any information can be had BY addressing m.
by letter Bentivogho. Vas, or by application to
VIM. II Crank, Esq, Charlottesville, Va.
| Ii the Land is not sold privately before the Oh
day Of September merit, Twill on that day offer is
fos sale public Auction the premises, at which
time and place. will also sell all Of my Stock OF
Mules, Horses, Cows, Hogs and Plantation Utensils
OF every description, together with my no USE
HOLD and KITCHEN -FURN1TURE.
Crop Of Wheat and Of the House on the LIST OF jan
| nary, 1850. JOHN. L. BkANHAM,
| July %, ls59--tf. Bentivcglio, Va.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22

ATTORNEY GENERAL BLACKS OPINION ON
THE RIGHT OF ExPATRIArIoN.- Washington,
July 17th.-Preyious to the preparation Of
the recent official letter to our Minister at
Berlin, instructing him to demand of the
Hanoverian Government the surrender Q
VIM. Ernest, Attorney General Black, at
the request Of the President, rendered an
opinion, in the case, maintaining the gen.
eral right Of repatriation as incontestible,
and that in regard to the protection Of our
citizens in their rights, at home and abroad !,
we have no law which divides them into
classes or makes any difference, whatever
between them that native and natura-
lized American citizen may. therefore, 60
forth with equal security over every sea and
through every land under heaven, including
the country in which the latter was born
Either of them may be taken for debt con-
tracted or crime committed by him, but
both are absolutely free from all political
obligations to every country but their own
They are both American citizens, and their
exclusive allegiance is due to the Govern
ment of the United States. In Judge
Blacks opinion. the Hanoverian Govern
ment cannot Justify the arrest of Mr.. Err
nest, by showing that he migrated contrary
to the laws Of that country, unless il can
also be proved that the original right Of cx
patriation depends on the consent Of the ma
turnl sovereign and this last proposition
he is sure no man can establish.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
ID Augusta County, pronounced on the 18th day
Of June, 1885, in a cause therein Jending between
David Baylor, Guardian of Sarah Margaret Ar
genb:ight, Plaintiff, against Sarah Margaret Ar
genbright, John Zimmerman vnd others, Defend
ants.
We shall proceed on Tuesday. the 3oh day Of
august 1852 to sell at public auction on the prem
SEES Small Tract Of Land lying on both sides OF
Bakers Creek, "a branch of the Middle River) in
Augusta County, being the same on which David
Argnbrght decd resided containing aann E;d: 81
and David Baylor. The Land is of good quality,
and there is on it a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, also small barn and other out houses
quantity of fruit trees, two Springs and an excel
lent Garden about half Of it is cleared, and I'M
der fence and the balance we'll tiunbered.
TERMS OF SALE-So much cash as will be
necessary to defay the cost Of suit and expenses OF
sale End the balance in Of ten twenty and
thirty mouths from day Of sale. The purchaser
giving bond with approved personal secury. and
the title to be retained as ultimate security until
the purchase money is paid.
RM' y B. BA hl9HoR Corners.
I,.,p J2so-tds
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22
IntofrOgat0rH.

= IF we rightly understand the position Of
the Richmond Examiner and the other com
promise journals Of The South, it is an ack-
nowledgement Of the constitutionality of
congressional interference for the protec-
ton of slave property in the territories, in
case the local laws of such territory be I'M
friendly and fatal to that kind Of property
but an unwillingness to press this question
to final settlement at Charleston, because
of its inexpediency and the disastrous effect
it may have upon the harmony Of the Dem
ocratic party. We would respectfully ask
Of these journals, what would be their advice
to the South in case of such contingency
as the following. Suppose, in the future,
the people Of the contending sections should
meet in any one of the territories Of the
country, and the free-soilers. aided by their
numerous emigrant aid societies. and the
vast floating and vagabond population which
the North can vomit into any territory at a
moments warning, should prove Gas they
must certainly do) the stronger, and by I'M
friendly legislation, or by refusing to legis-
late at all, and Congress declining to
interfere, should deprive the Shareholder
in the territory Of all protection for his prop
erty--it does not take prophet to foretell
what the condition Of the poor STAKEHOLDER
will be, thus left unprotected by any law,
and at the mercy of the underground rail
road and thieving abolitionists. We feel
justified in anticipating the answer Of every
Southerner to this question Could the
South maintaining. as she does. that it is
the bounden duty of Congress to interfere
in case Of need-do less than demand, on
condition of immediate dissolution, such pro-
lection This interrogatory being answer
ed as we have anticipated another very per-
tinent question presents itself Is it worth
our while, or is it proper for US to compro-
mise with or to concede anything to that
portion Of the party which strenuously holds
to the doctrine of n-protection, when, if
their theory be carried out, we would feel
in honor bound. to dissolve the Union p
1t seems to us that we had just as well COM
promise with the Know Nothings or black
Republicans, or Federalists, for neither of
these parties differ more widely from the
Democracy than these two wings Of that
party from each other.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22

From CALIFORNIA PER OVERLAND MAIL.
st. Louis, July 1.-THE Overland Cali
fornia Mail Of the Oath June, has arrived.
The Lecomptonites have nominated Milton
S. Latham for Governor John G. Downey
for Lieutenant Governor; John G. Burel
for Congress, Northern District. The
nominations for the Southern District had
not been made when the mail left
Rich discoveries Of gold have been made
among the coast range Of mountains, in
Humboldt county
Oregon advices state that the Columbia
nd Willamette rivers were very high, caus-
ing great destruction Of property.
Business was extremely dull at San Fran
cisco, owing to the non-arrival of several
clippers over due.
Charles t. Scott was nominated for the
Southern Congressional District by the Lee
compton Convention.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22
The Stanton Steam Milf.

This mill. which has been in operation
but short time, promises to be prosper
GUS and useful enterprise. both to the stock
holders and the people Of this and the sur
rounding counties. A Steam Mill at this
central point. situated on the Railroad which
will eventually extend to the Ohio, thus
bringing all the produce Of Western Vir.
GINA, on its way to market, through Staun-
ton. will prove powerful rival to the Rich.
mond Mills, if the stockholders could And
it in their power to compete in prices with
Richmond. We were informed by one of
the proprietors that out of sixty-ave BUSH
els Of wheat deposited at this mill. fourteen
barrels Of extra-super6ne -four, or frac-
ton over 4d::bushels to the barrel were pro-
duced 10 the customer. after deducting the
miller's toll. This speaks we'll both for the
excellence of the mill and the wheat.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
July "a, 1859. :

Editors of the Enquirer
Gentlemen: We learn that distin-
guished gentleman recently connected Nth
the press, has given it as his opinion that
should Gov. Wise be the nominee Of the
Charleston convention, he cannot carry a
single Northern State.
Now we offer that gentleman the follow
ing: If Gov. Wise is the nominee, we will
bet on the following States voting for him !:
New York, Indiana, California, Oregon,
Illinois. with every Southern State: and the
amount not less than $500 on each Of the
States North, mentioned above.
We have seen influential gentlemen from
all quarters Of the Union and Henry A. Wise
is the man.
Illinois prefers Douglas to all others; next
to him, Wise-the boldness and honesty of
the man and his crushing overthrow Of KnoW
Nothingism, has endeared every foreign
citizen to him, and he will sweep the North
west like tornado. Let the South receive
the nomination -shei IS entitledto 1t and and
overwhelming victory will be achieved by
our great and glorious Wise.
VIAToR
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-22

YOUNG DENEALE KILLED We are pain
ed to learn that the young man, William
E. Deneale, of Rockingham, who was Sc
triumphantly acquitted on charge Of rob-
berry before the Circuit Court of this city
during the early part Of last Spring, was
accidentally killed short time since while
on his way to the State of Texas. We are
informed that he ret his death by wagon
passing over his body. We are not in
formed whether he fell from one of the hor-
SEES, or was overtaken by runaway team.
Richmond Morning Neaos