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Nevada national., 1859-02-12

rss- 1t is worthy of note, that the discov.
cry OF valuable quartz leads throughout the
State, in the six months last past. have been
far more numerous than in the same time at
any previous period gratifying fact. that
this destined dominant miniag interest of the
state is receiving much mere attention than
formerly.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
Carr. c. WELSH. san Francisco.

Z" How litlle is known Of what IS in tho
bosom of those around US. We might cx-
plain mauv GOODNESS. could we look into
the heart concealed from rs and should
Often pity where We hate love whrr We
think wc can never forgive. admire VIXEN we
cnli the lip with scorR ana ia liguaiJn. To
5ul "a without r. serve uf any hrnll action
= culp pahie iemrrity. oi an sii.' the most un-
feeling aud frequent. .'-.B@afaR -hessen-
ger.
That's pretty all at the first E; " How lit
tie i. Enowu OF vlat : in the bosom Of those
AROUND IA. r' # you mean the women.folks
YOU mis,.Se- cotton Is well understood.
rS- \ rattlesuake is confined in the
looms Of the sfcety of Natural History, at
Stockton. which is niue years old. and three
feet IA length. 1t has been three roh,s.
without food 6r water
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
CALIFORNIA ASIrIS.

III i-atc h'Htll. OF son frarr'<cu. hls
been arrested 10 thai c.;y for administrative
Drugs to Miss S. Eashrook. 20 produce
abortion. Miss Lislbrool. has b.cr r--aet,1
on charge Of destroying her o.r-rrfng.-
DIR. i. gave bend, in the sgm of a. .naa 70
answer. lie is gentleman high I'm HI. p,3.
fessional aud social position. aud his friends
claim that be is the victim Of conspiracy.
In San Francisco it is a question as to
which party in a suit stole the papers in the
case. from the clerks office.
The Trinity Journal, in its "raciden,s OF
the Volunteer Camp" gives The following
as an occurrence Ia the war now wasiug -
Lengthy long Vrginian. having oc.
casion to look for animals. was fired on by
several Indians Refusing to take hs gun
from is shoulder, he walked on until Messcc
put twelve buck shot in an Indian who was
in the act OF iiriugat Lengthy That i'm
pnriurable individual. seeing the Indian fall
said. "Ihankye Captain. ! reckon the var
mints were shOOtin at me 8"
The Maripnsa Star SAYS of Nrrdcd Co.
The Jail il tenautlps--noi that the people
are any better citizen. than in other cuun.
ties hut simply because thry are too smart
Ia je ,aus6H
The Red BlaG roacon rcpois that the
Ancient aud II ,norahlc Or Ter o., Z. Clamp.
sas Wins has Lccn revived in Rcd Bluffs
and hat the Institution rirkcs area; noise.
The Mar pn,a Siar says "A company Of
miner coa,..tn.. OF d. scott. Frank Cope
n.ifss.o't .a.A au ~ 800. lest we, H.
ror St,ae.'s Flat. about
,..r a ~ s.ey
1l. reg 8 tur ta, p sd TIE ERODE
r..s e.r ''lron.. Al -rat- ryp.u.e
'n f0e S.atc r.d mmense espruG.fu e Of
l.. .~lat,. gt- the "r rshtrou~ are saved.
~" -a.I is'lm d. and Cod, eternal gov
a.Gt approved
The M,riposa Store. at SAN Jose. says the
"Telcgraph' was robbed, Jan. IS, OF about
Sl.OUO.
The Chinese New Year was celebrated
last week y tn. Cclc,tials Of California
John Indulsed 10 fun AMI ire crackers with
unusual zral. The San francisco Herald
says of Oh" celebration in that city THE
joss uu-e. on Sact4u.entu 81. ia tae see
lup Asylum, was thrown open to visitors,
and mauy took advantage of the occasion
to see this Temple u Psganism in a Chris
tian land. In the Evening the rooms were
gaily lighted by great number Of fancy
colored lamps. the light from which was ad-
mirably subducd and agreeable 10 the sc.
In front Of the hidrou- image Of joss. were
a number of tables laden with various kinds
Of cooked meats. fruits aud vegetables, but
the display in the edible line was not as
great as We have witnessed h-rctoiore.
The Stockton Republican tells Of the fol-
lowing financial transactions -
On Sunday morning last. a collection was
taken up after tne morning service at the
Methodist Episcopal Churci ou Washington
Street. As no danger wa- aprrrhene-d from
thieves the money collected. me SD Wa
left IN the church when the >eXtuu locked II
Upon his returning in the afternoon. the
money had disappeared. som" rascal having
found means to cnirr the hsiidiug and alb
stract it. If the follow does no, 20 to perdi
iion. be wiii be ioriuuate 10 is hoped that
the disaster will be remembered by the con-
tributOrs to-day.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
RIGHT TO TIRE MINERALS.
LETTER FRoM Gov. Dsvvzg.

The following letter from Cos. J. W. Den.
'er' On The subject Of the minerals Of Call.
iorlia is of int.les:. :: explains i,self:-
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
JNSON, EOND & Co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
NNN G o o y S,

y W Y W ~ - " -
CORNER Battery and Clay streets. san Francisco
" have now landing and in store
200 bales 80 inch brown drills
100 bales 80 inch brown sheetings,
100 colts No 0--0OO Duck,
500 bolts No. 2--l0 Duck.
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cases Merrimac prints;
20 cases Prague prints
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 eases nunnel's prints.
10 eases rs and ~ bleached shirtings;
10 cases 81, 81 and lO4 bleached shirtings
20 cases blue drills;
20 cases blue deniins
10 bales hickory stripes.
20 bales y rs and - tickings.
10 bales scarlet, blue and grey nannels
10 bales Ballardrale white flannel;
5eases Cuburgs and Mernos;
cases wool and half wool plaids;
Ceases blue black alpacas:
10 cases Pscihe-neW styles he LANES;
cases, all wool. new styles lie LANES;
3 cases French Mernos;
1000 Bay State plaid shawis;
1000 cashmere and PLAIN wool shawls
black and colored silks;
plain, figured and PLAID silks;
And large assortment Of other ress Goods
BLANKETS.
1000 pair white, green and blue Maekinawi
1000 pair BIB, TBB and SBG Bankets;
1000 pair cheap grew English Blankets;
1000 pair cheap blue English blankets;
500 pair scarlet English Blankets
600 pair %. lo4, ia and l2-i white bed Blankets
Clothing mud Furnishing Goods.
1000 dor. grey, blue and scarlet flannel shirts.
1000 doz. grey and white Merino Uudershir
and Drawers;
1000 doE. Merino and all wool socks.
500 do1. satinet and Jean Pants
500 don. duck and eottonade pants;
500 dor. hickory and check shirts;
500 d,a. calico and white dress Shirts;
800 doI Uyerslls and Jumpers
Bsek aud sney silk CravAts, Neekties. SILK Har'
erchiefs Suspenders, and variety Of other q
tieles toe numerous 10 mention.
For sale low 10y
JANSON, FOND n CO.
Corner OF Battery ana Clay streets
,ii.2m sAn fTkueisco
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
CfO A. IONECRANE,

Newspaper and Advertising AgeH''
No. 81. street, Sacramento.
Aseut for the Grass Valley Telegraph
,.Igs,nis Mining Journal, and tLo mount
-. generally, Tor which AdyeIiis' ntpts viii
ssivra ard irdserte ., the lowers rs'es.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
The Sierra Citizen SAYS -

Cnun KuLlNG At MAuYsvILLC.-We are
SORRY 70 say ii. but it isa fact that many OF
the most shocking events 10 human action,
transpirc at Mlrysville. Tle las, one was
the murder OF Young child. 10y long contir
ucd iuhuman treatment. David Hyland sent
10 the East for a younr Gitl whom he mar
ried. aud in three or four months after her
arrival in California. she prod"ced child
for which Hyland manifested brutal aver
sion The child died iew days since. and
the coroner's jury decided. from the bruised,
swollen and emscisiri condition OF the body
that death was produced hy cruelty on the
mar, Of Hyllnl. The National Democrat
saws The black hearted p"rp TRAITOR OF this
deed is now closely imprisoned 10 an iron
cell in the station house and ihe City Mar
shal pruuounces il impos 'le for him to e..
cape II is 10 hr hoped that the witnesses
in this ca-e will br on hand upon his trials
before the Court OF Sessions for nurdur, and
that the hrll-deSer,iug scoundrel may he
sent. ~ an early day. To answer. before God
for the crimes which man would not pardon,
If he could.
Miss Eastbrook the heroine Of the Rowell
affair. publishes the following card in rela-
tion to the matter, in the san Francisco pa
pers -
The name OF Or. Isaac Rowell having been
used in connection with mine in the public
prinis. | have to say. as ! hace ever said,
that Or Il. is in no WY connected with any
affair of mine. nor has be- peri 1rmrd any op
eraiinn ga mr. or given me any medicine of
the kind or for the purpose in'imafee. nor
ala, i..1 ar conuspVrd 10 to ie dome Mr.
ha, H., dene any ac; to render anv such ope-
ration necrs.urv. J do rot say this. as soma
rnr,rs have iniiu.atod TO screen Dr. RnNrl
ior -hrrt is nuihigg Ia screen. have hsen
kent q prisoner at The California Hotel since
the siSi 81 January; for What cause know
not. ! have committed no crime. have
hecn represented as the victim Of some deep
laid villainv. II s due 70 truth to declare
Nevada national., 1859-02-12

Az ExcErr.cS.-Iac San francisco ST
fi0naL in concluding reply 20 oar ariicl.
on its classification o. ,.i, pnner, says:
d" We. therefore. sav chat with the e-.ep.
tion Of what may le .a--:r' Gn au'.... .a....s
display Of s1re-headeine~s ON tie subject ur
the Speaker hip oi The t~-mhly. the deu0--
racy Of the Nevada National Is rrt ONLY
pure, but Ike Cnstr's wife. aLo,e .u,piciuu
We admit no execution in regard 10 our
democracy. A. g ncv,',rrr. thc Nevada
National may have said ioo muca about the
Sprakrrship: hu' domHcrauc,Uy ,p.akirg.
we violated no prio-p'. OF the party to
which We belong. Asa matter Of Ia .te wc
may have been wrong. bat dcrocraticallY
we we're not.
We r,can 10 keen Cur herl sore whenever
tho politicians baud ;h.iu ives together to
kill of q democrat merely because on, who
is supposed % b. IN .le way Cf raid poiit;-
clans. will he affected hy the killing Oh. -
We ny that such banding of such politicians.
FOR such purposes is undrmocratic. unfair rs
between tie brethren Of the democratic
church. al m kes oar hess drrcciatically
sore (if We cin be allowed 70 carry ont a
c.as,icaiity Of the 5. +. Ndionall and We.
ir consequence. talk shou; e. Every goui
democrat Ia the state whosc head l. right on
democracy. should feel (lem5craticallyl
that his head had been hit 10y bludgeon
from behind.
With the exception Of little sore head
edne.- of the = +. National towards our
stounch de~oerstic e end ;Ae y arysyilis
Express. and Ca tae Govsuor'r ellu.ion to
the digger iad:..s. tae Ssu Francisco Na.
-i7nal j. a o.lneere Die paper.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12

DR.. L. A. Theller died at Hornitos. Nara
poso County, Feb. {. lSja
Nevada national., 1859-02-12
NEVADA NATIONAL
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
MAIN STREET. GRASS VALLEY

We have IN connection With the NSy,n, N,-,o.,.
Nt"srAr.i rsTAEisHNsSr. a JOB OFFfCF rs,si'is
o. every description 81 Job Work, sa.h a.
huSiNs>- 'Ahi'i ti1tVLsas, H4SnBrtl.
BItt EUus. Posrgrg 49,.
Btl r-rT17, p-a-7.~vr- p,,,sorr..
- 'ka a." i'NrniE'' =, which viii he e1eeu
ei with neatnes. aad disratch on r...o,,t,o 80.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12

SAcrswESTa INi1N's Ho~r.-T TIE Sa,ra.
mento Union has been strenuous ia il, sdyo-
cacy OF the Sal; Lakr NAL line. The last
news from the mai. party on ihis iin, IL IA
ther hard The GNon says:
SEVERE WF,THrr ,Np rsgaiNG cx TIE
PLAINS The late Overland Vail haiug, ac-
counts of suffering in the mountains. east Of
Salt Lake. from TIE co'dest weather expert
enced in .hirtT bears The rail party.
which left Salt axe o. tho 27th of Nuvem
Der. Suffered terribly. NJ n in the party
iroze hands. fs-e-. and feet hat finally es-
capped without lns- If life. They wer. lo-t
in the snow three different times. ana it
seems almost miracle that they got in alive.
The mail and party which left Suit Lslc on
the 4lh Of December overlook that Of Suv
2Tth on the Sveefwatrr. But they weut
ihror b with the mails notwith.ta din. the
snow storms and .renai ins wca...7"
But they went through with the nails
That reminds us Of 'he story Of a fellow who
went out p,liliag whels'oncs. He was ask.
ed how be- succeed d ana piled &C. host all
my wh,.-toues but saved py.,lE.' The
mail party lost faces cad logs but saved ,br
mails.
The superiority Of the Salt Lake line is
fully demonstrated.
Nevada national., 1859-02-12

WIRIIEE--A d'.tiucui- he'd citizen cf cur
town carried into his house. a.j 20 reiore
his castle. mes. az. vi,h which % q 'nl
himself against bursla-- IL say. be L. .oas
how to shoot With that
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
CATION.

we understand that our name has been used
upon Grain cieaneEs Of other patents. and
That such Cleaners, have been sold as my
|rnhnufscture. This is fraud upon the per-
|rhsEer, nn5 = d9ns 70 sell worthless MAJ hines.
Z. D, HfEHrk CO
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

GOOD NEWS FOR THE People /
Na H f#tg-f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

/ sLt<AAA "a - ~ - - y - i
"A RIcuER YEls IN KANAwHA!!
A. WHrITEKER 3 son,
M III At their old established house,
Opposite Bank Of virginia, Charleston,
Would announce Ito tleir customers and
/ the public generally, that, with the adyan,
tage OF d large ami cernmodious store room,
they are determined 10 enlaItge and increase
|, their business and are now receiving the
tsrgest and best selected stock of goods ever
Offered in this market before, consisting in
Dry GOODS!
Groceries, fiatd@sfk, Qskensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps. &c. 7 heir stock in every
dspat menus unusually largs,aad viii be sold
at H FRA
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH |,
We earnestly inri,e an examination lof our
gooas, feeling assured that for quality and price
we Can satisfy the closest buyers. We are
bound toIciose out this stock of goodsrapidly,
TO make III, IN fof more, and IN orderto desc,
Ewe5aIe offering
= Better Inducements TO Buyers
thalswe have heretofore done. ,@I
Tie Highest Market Price paid
1Sr Produce:
45l WHITTEKER & SON.
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they can be surpassed by the most fashiona-
Bile rnerehant tailor in this or any other place
they have been cut. Inexperienced men, and
made DIP by the best iourneJnien tailors the
countryihas produced. Our vests and pants
are. of every variety apd price, anu; we war
rant them to give entire satisfaction 10 all
who may purehase pfps
To our stock Of ready made Shirts We
call the attention Oh all persons needing
such. We believe we can sch IshBta cheap
er than people can buy from Dry Good
Stores, the materials to make them. Our
stock embraces the most fashionable styles
now worn, such As BeTsaiies, Birdeye Linen,
plain Linen, Calico. Cotton, &c! We have
also Ctayats III great abundance, and OF
every Style
Our Boots and Shoes are from the best
Eastern manufactures. In this department
of our business, we have paid especial ct
tention 10 procuring from the NEST BILE
article Of mems wear, to the finest ladies
shoes, and we feel satisfied that our stock
win compare flvorably with any other ID
this place.
We have also received q large lot Tobaccf
and Cigars, which cannot be surpassed
MAY. Al WE'LL,
A.cads Building, opposite the Courthouse. /
vgn7tE Charleston, VI
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I3ae, 5i859.s II i.
I'm 'raliafefro, conprt. bril-
AaressIA /. Finch, Wi. N, Il.
4 jam Fhaeh, and John
fs.ocktoH, latc partners 5}
= liz trade using the In Chaacerys
rtame and style ofFinth II ii
BRO, & Co, andrfTheIf
Ifaionr oil aud Coal f<..#
i3l'9mpsny Defts. D H
1.-THE ebiectof-this suit is TO fecos;er of
ti5s dyf4ndants, MarcusIAs Finch, Will
T lila Finch, and jain Stockton. the SAM
5bfs44il3O cents with legal interest there--
Apd. from The 92a day OIL March, 856,
asSil paid, and slI.75 Genus coats fof pro-
/ tsst,A and Che coatso Of this Ss1at: .sl q kI.
Il Also u attach (of value sufficient To
sstisfy the. accomplishments demand and
!fosts. J any real br personal estate that
.g&iv be found in lie county ef Kanawla
sF6ililsv belonging to.the defendants, Mar
III "a Finch, ana William Finch, Or eli
$gaf of them ]; and particularly to attach
anR OF alt Of the.capifal sock of the d.
.isfkauts4 .The Union Oilaad Coal Com.
#.aHy,p that may ,belong 10 the said ds-
H43ants. Marcus A. Finch, and illiam
i 5Ich.#or eitllerIof them And also 10
5g,iacll any sum3of money due from the
,F4ia defendants. ttThe Union Oil Aid
!. fEbal GonlpanY,'R to the said Marcns IA.
fFfheh 4or.wagesy OF services; 80 tl1atithe
s&l petpsrty so attached shall be forth
t4lnIhs 10 answer tie future order If the
! Squirt Hthe preHises-) 7
fIlapR4sfing BIZ shidavit fled, that the
.defeadahtss, Marcus "A. Finch. and VIII.
4 lam jlch, afe non-residents Of. this
Saate,SIt IS ordered that they do appear
Afre| within one month after due publiee.
fbn d this oriter, and do what is necss.
spy ID proteet tileirinterest in the prem
qs4s. ESSI. teste, NH#fF#
III A. WI. QU ARRIER, Clerk
1QuAaRfER AZ GILLIsos, s,ol's. 57ll.#
| 5$NITIRGINTA. ElSS.--at rules held in the
Glerksofioe Of the circuit court OF Ka-
sswha county, III: the month of July, % So
[ li..'. H s'.'s In A.'sipp \.
!! flae object of This suit is To tecoyersaf the
y qffgh1antsy KLEIN the amount of an account
W we sum of about Fl fly dollars with interest
az 4. 4 eslSs, se'and owing tDthe plainliR. I
j, iaailt appearirg by AFFIDAVIT filed. that the
"A 14Atfadant, Dasid OF Klein, liza non reside ut
tae }Sitase ,df Virginia, It.is ordered that he
v aplleas here within one month after due
A RtAllfakidn df this der and do what "a nee
Il, aP4ff.to Plotecth bis interest in the premises.
7 . / ttste. al. W. QIjARRIER5 GIN.
B5$5# as m & AlosEIly sol. 3 IL
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SUGAR CURED HAMS.
IA LOT OF Roegles' Sugar Gufed Hams-ius
4 j received BY BlSKIRK il DAVIS. +
April 1859; 6m $50 H
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I5IR(IiNiA, SGT alta circuit court
N Hlsld Ior Kanawlia county al the
@Arf' House thereof on'the 23i day n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

. Our Clothing is Of The best man
ufacture, made up per order e.
M pecially for US, and is Of the best
~ material. The styles are Of the
~ latest and most fashionable cut ;
and consists ofeyery size and va
riety Or goods made. To our
dress coats we invite special at
|. Etention, az we do not think that
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
Z NAILS.

NAILS.
AAn Kegs assorted, for sale low. n
&UN BusKfRK DAVIS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

1asSrfNLA. SIS t-.ff Ruiss, held in The
n NJ i y Nh oihce Of ahe Circuit Court ef Ka-
\ ~ & NIFTY, 10 the mon.hcf Jsly 1850
A 90, BpIte, af.
toflpt ,s't }IuAchanperY. For Divorce.
.s'; s.5. B'it Z
I. pslsthS osisct Of tais suit thAtthe Complain
tf, s:,,,hn Burke, ma y obtain divorce emher
nI m Natrimgfsii BIT e tapeHs0 et thUrI, from
5fh e nstAafine Burke And it appearing
sa W. "A kledtaat tile Defendant, CathariIIe
y az Ia non resident Of the ~tate of Viz.
II BiIFsP III ii ordered that she do appear here
4 sYstsii. Inc month alter due publication Of
4 III, ,,IsY. and do what il NECESSARY To pro-
Il ials htrFinterests Hin the premises. Feste,
feet d M "A. wi GU ARRiER Clerk. s r.
s4aIl n sso5s, n g. July 8, 1929. PIT ]
4 E <.,,ctyI 4. sSS:--At rules held In the
ll I'9. atfee ofthe coAnty court 81 Kanawha
tIll.r. II the month VI july 1853.
Esduirs Jarrett
,,a,,s, d Hunt; Y
1s The object Of This suit is to recover
i - 'on-a notstfor 500. 90 with In
u.s. ss| sl5d cost. executed To- said SJarratt
!. 10 .sil Hapt. And il appearing BY
z #4tileI. that the defendant is a.
w. lSS.31snt III thu COMMONWEALTH BIZ
Il .t 4 Ii ID .ordered that he AZ appear
~ '.s Within one MI nth afterdpe publ
/ Pill I. S, III fftIis ordef sand4 do what is nee
i Is3 9ss.v 5otbfotept hisFatsrest in the prem
v 3
s..4i4s / F,a Ateste u
I.iss. H Al w QUARTER Clk.
...Ss4rr5HII 4 Sasp q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

R0TAT0ES-l loo Bushels NORTHERN
4 POTATOES. for sesd, lust received
frca, iacinns.i. Foysals b.
4 WIT TfEER 4 s;ETN. )
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

:, ,ltNIA. SGT At 4 Circuit Court
ta,fl Ia Kansa ha county, IN the Court
+. .3s,saf IN the 43d day ofiJuneJ 1859.
s.aa DiT y orECompiflal'alus
5,..,,s Il F{ncht William Finch and John
*t t.ba5 late partners in.trade using the
p I'M style Of Finch, Btp All Go. jl and
WIFI N ff3kefftFg5ft1lbif and Coal Company, de-
..sif lts,##ln Gtancefy4 Il 4i
4Es. E3s$sE ttof this sQit Us to recover of the
t5..4. S Marcus A. Finch. NV illiam Finch,
4.tiRlsfol.kton lhesulhpf Sl4 96. 09l with
HIN Al fErssi on 1851, plrs tiereof from the
.F1Hh H. 6f.lDCtobeI,s 1851 and like interest
a u I,.r-part her Of from the istsAay of
/. f{5ai.ntEa gSG, and ike Interest on sass, OBJ
tlte esattf tfon The 5th gay 81 May, $50,
FL 81 I'LL c0sgFff protest on said last men
3s55e3 ) HE III $1,000 and damages thereon
|, ;iBe falslaf 81 pef entum, and the cost Of
s5t.# = 50 Fo1aiItach (oi value sntiacient
q Fsff <ttb.s cpmplaiaailis demands and
III. s8 iaai Hal PROFESSIONAL estale:thai may pc
#af TN ;i He eq5nfyE Of Kama y haJ belong
Ell I5# he defenh anti Marcus A; Finch and
t.sea III n No. attach any Or all oet the capital
sibHssi,fI sa4 dsfendantsa The Union 9Ai
H T.54 Sl.s5qI Company" that may pei ne 70 me
III fda3lant, Marcus A. Rahsch. ana also
If All any sum oftmonex due fronn the
Ist,3nIarts .strr1 TIE tlIniSn Til & Coal
tEnaaa,, q tile said Mareas A., Finch for
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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-12
New Music.

We have received from the enterprising
publisher, Mr.. Henry Mccartney, of Balti-
more, three pieces Of music entitled emit.
Vernon March," ''Dost thou think would
forget thee" and Loving Mazurka," the
latter piece composed by that accomplished
musician of our own place, Mr. J. G. En-.
gelbright.
It is well known fact among all our ac-
quaintances, that we don't know A from z
in the musical vocabulary, therefore it can
not be expected that we will give very
critical opinion of these pieces. but We take
them to be very fine, from the beauty Of
the pictures on the backs, and the intricacy
and complicated arrangement of the marks
and curly-magigs Of the music which we
have always supposed indicated the pro.
foundest and sweetest melody.
The musical connoisseurs of our town arr
invited to call in and examine the music
Call quick, as it is our intention soon to
present the music to the most beautiful Of
our lady acquaintance.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-02-12
Col. J. B. Baldwin.

The Rockingham Register in its last is
sue, corrects the impression that Col. Bald
win had authorized" it to say that he
would vote for John Letcher, and says that
it made the assertion on its own response
bility. At the time that the statement APP
peared in the Register, we thought it i'm
probable that Col. Baldwin had authorized
any one to make the assertion for him, and
we are glad that we were right in our pre-
sumption, as it would have been entirely
useless, since no political issue can legiti-
mately be made, and if such an issue were
to be made, such statement would weigh
very little with democrats, when another
democrat was in the field. But we sincere
ly hope no one will attempt to raise such an
issue, as it can have no possible bearing on
the Office in question. May the day never
come, when mans political opinions shall
be made the test of his fitness for the judic-
ial bench.