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Arrived.

stesm.hip pers Brl Judsia. LiysTeeSl Aas yts
ps.,. ship W VIM Rasco bound IN sane day,
passed steoDship ARABIA bound in 18th, lat 81 49, hn 10
passed sSR ely Of n %s hing 6sTSs S
glasgow Had lost her three tOpsan nasts In 'qOsn tia,
Steamship p Rs1f Sss ss H.. and a. 3
Sn 81 esoS.ps S .sns. With Ssn bs showing pss
signal, r s Letter O ws Si W n se ss. Inn.
I. atsi part SHi sh winds from Ds " w. Il
steering es, July Is 81 ION q IS schsn signal. vh
A9 nsr. es 4 S g d Sn si Er ssas.
YszO0 % go sh RotsD 6 eco h'h Also saw sch' Breeze
slip Milan, Ellis, Liverpool 30 days coal and salt to
ship Richard Ely Livingston Liverpool July 10 d.e 70
HOwlsrd FIo,hn,ba% Hd pleasant we.hNr the sntir, pas
cs thence 70 NS sssssess %inS
sM winds with vGy Psss2. wssths ,. ana gosfre %
@y 3oS ooss p Ana anf Hope.
hth lat II I? lop 49, passed ship Young SAM sanding
show bse 20. s 4 f'sie litter: is'7s
ion !, s. passed Ds ;h eecrS q ..ad
wfh ship Western Empire standing W lah lat q g. lou IS.
spAe hiP FROM Liverpool July for Baltimore re-
Slip Cs.ds tef Rstimore, st.o, Rotterdam July ud.s
continual ,ncc.son Of b westerly wind. 5u,ias the entire
The rOyaI: have Aeen set 3! couecntive days Juy2
bS S Ss9nd Aug q ION 3 gs::Sss S gsss
Roch hence for London Ang lat Al TO- Ion So g. ssnAied
arc days from SibaltsT marble ras. &c to R. " Tr1aJy
Bark Princeton tOf NewHayen) seeley Demars 10 days.
fnk j. Davis lcf BroOkhsven) Fairchi Neworesn. /,
dsy' tcSscco ard cotton Robson FOdlek Sailed 10
Baik W. Dodge t1f Blue hid, Jarvis Cardenss days,
BARK s msoPv tic s hour. in baIla.. to master
The ts 500 tuns burden and yet named She towed
Big cca,,i4n lof BuctPo Heaan, Guantanamo 80 days
Ers L. P Snow (oi Abingdon Smith, susua IL days. ugaS
schr T. Jones Ga;cOmb, Machi.spot days, lumber
schr MOoPliiLt Tuthil Wilmington, N. C. day.. n.v.
sehr Belle iBr Gllett Sidney B. II day., coal to H. J.
A. Dewof
days coal E. cnpad Aug 49, lat q 20 lon sS a. .poiss
Big ron Norway for b stou name rot known.
sShr Ne'i. 0 St Georsel Tracy Phadelpha OAK and pine
ns si esr' k teI 5h,id ElI uv,,,.
sssRr GsSfss::, as;ttl Rondoot fSr Salem, coal
sc oys Sap AST o. to- sG %d md
SchI' Jo'eph Rogers Hall, Portland days stone.
S'T Hs C ps1isnd rS S.y. ioS Days stove
schr Leocsdia, Small, Salem days, mde. to X W. Ropes
Schr A. Pancost @. Wheaton Phinney, Sandwich days.
schr Susan f Mshone Orb Lnsan C. B. day. coal to IL
Sloop May STste, Damon Providence day. in ballast
Steamer Boston, CoOn, Ph4deiphia and Cape May mdss-
steamer W.nsutts Arey New,Bedford mdse. aud p.. 70
mater.
steamer Daylight Springer NewBedtOrd. rudse. to BartO~
Steamer IrOnsidcs vandeveer Philadelphia mdss n
Briggs.
Steamer Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia mdse. to N.
Briggs.
steamer Abatross Jone. Providence mi.e to Isa.o oie
patrick.
sAILEDsteanshp. Asia for LycrpoO and passed the Bat.
terry :1sp ssSoDs nj Tor Hsmburg and passed the
s sy aS y.5s, ad'f CSss.'9a s. q the
Baltimore brig Fannie, Lisbon; and others.
NIND--DuIing the day from n. w.
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DIX ID.
BAKFR-On Wednesday o

BAKER-On Wednesday evening, August 1 Anson Baker in
IN the eth yesr Of his
The relatives the family respectfully invited
attend the fuut raj from his late residence No 22 Fourth
street, Washington square, Friday Eth inst at
without further invtstou.
JACKSON At Westches'er On "Wednesday, August IS,
Benjamin A. Jackson, Of No Rev G. ID. Jackson d. d.
aRed - years
Notice Of the funeral will appear IN toDouows paper
RI CHAROS- "Wednesday morning, August IS Martha
Calhoun younge,t child Of Thomas and Martha Calhoun
Ricbsris aged year and mouths
The funeral viii ake place the residence OF her father No
lea West Thirty street Thursdsy August It, at
O'Clock. The :rieuds Of family n,ited att nd
TAPPEN-On "wednesday August IS, George, Litt-ll
OF Frederick and Sarah A Tsppen, aged years and
months
Tie resves and friends family respectfully invited
stterd the funeral Friday the nth inst OF ~ o'clock
No. fso the residence Of HE pani No n8 West Eighteenth
street
For additional Mayriages and Deaths see Sd Page.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF embellishments. IS.


Steam shps-Star Of th. South, Lyon Ssvannsh Mtmn
Son Jane Adger Adams Chsre.ton, epob rd ttes,on
Co Che,ppeate CroweI, Portland. II, 3. Cromwell Co
ships Golden Eagle Wilson New Orl-sns ~ Brigham
J. Devof Bradshaw, Quebec. J. G. Dewoh; Asnogr'
ten Brsdb, Liverpool C.. GinneI; B. Tnyi. L,neon.
leans w Nelson SON. Great Western, Fisher Liverpool H.
r. Dizzy Dizzy Mobile N. II. Brigham
Virginia and Estere wilkins Montevd@o and Buenos Aye
r. Geger; Mountain Eagle Yates Mo1tevideo and bu.nos
Ayres Morton IT,: J. WEIGH Msg Galveston Noreross
Prince. - - :, a.,
Briss-Morpins Sta, Knight Norfolk, O. Bukiey; Ann
Elizabeth ssty St Kits Mrtcaf Duncan Beaver Tspsy
Pospd BRITT Son Co. Teas.r Gruchy New Carlisle SIN
ben 1ropsides A.. .
Co VI Smith, Nsxv ell Point an P.tre master
Sloop-Aurora, Williams New. Lot don, master. -, .,
SYSTEMATICALLY y, -, Philadelphia Rescue, fetinsih
Portland g M. Hatch. .
CO.. Smith Maxwell Point Petre master. The above CT
after o'clock
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Buck, Cssh.
o1CEs-We hear OF sales Of Pepper An lots at slc Other
kinds 6ul.
SALTWe sales Ct % tuus Cette, y Arzeo aud 200
SACHS Liverpool grourd T. Aste'ian IIivste terms.
SPLITTER The demand less active hut most holders
fm at ~ d. mo- al which small sGes are making
rom store.
shlNs-Gost steady and In modca'e request 1885,
FOR Curcoa d,9c for Buenos Ayes Nd )503slc for Mex
cans Of 80 bales ordinary Vera Cay al s MOI, 100
Cuucoa within the above rsnge; so DO. Gillian 70 arrive
cosS lee and 81 bales tanned st India private Deer
. dull. hut prices steady.
StEps-lhe stock of Glove seed Is limited aud the m,rkct
srau ct Cns'tld small sales NJ 803c. Timohy S,ed is
small stock s0rs Of Il et - ~ bush R6ush fla
seed Ia qurtut = 20 a. bush Calcutta Lsed Quiet but
hin OF q y bus cash. In Boston, the ast sale OF Bombay
here IVES at 1 ltl calh.
sPfRMhCfTl IN moderate request sales Of LOCO 70 une.
hns IL ON private terms
fEhS-The auction sole this morning was mostly Of onr
grades and Jil with vor The rates ralcd
want Of spirit snd la'g- quantity Withdrawn
TObA't Lafis quiet prices heavy sale. OF 5, edeAf
Of dlBt:i Florida at l3c koIttcky At7dlc
TlN-Pg hes been quite active, II 3ic cash and g,1s,c q
mos for sTeits 2dRc cash for BanyA Ptet ar steady
and 10 limited request, q, ~ 20 for y, 6mos
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TALLow tn demand eli md b: NEXT .; ~ !: s,- We.

TALLCw- The demand 3. fsir, and h. mskst !. f wfcf
moSersie export ard Iocsl inquiry sA's 81 1900 100
&c Rough Va 10 IL fsr reqIess AZ &c. cash
WOOLNaye A. Pulled WoolSsrs quiet bot yey firm
ibe IN good ssoIDe bat the la Ter j. la bs stock
sales II son o. NJ State a. WsrPrp h~eces At fDSe of
choice ssSony fe.ces, end COO Ia nbs Po.d
asidsc TeHa. IN rood supply and has been 10 fof
gues st22G1gc UnwAshed and 3033 for wasbsd Fora
ith' quiet Int finn sales OF 100 bales Cordoya nc snos
ard ~ do Msstiza on pdyse terms.
wHALEBONF is o. Get bn aeady at ,sa75c for so,h ses
5.a2sc for ocbo.s. IN qusly soassc. for North Wes
C.sss snd Hde0. for Arctic and long Polar.
WBALEFooTS as,dy reqae,t ct 7a7ic.
foi Rleaebed
IiN'Tbs stet sa5y Of 1876 casks silessn Al 7c
bmosi Hossslman Il worth Hale,
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DHATN-Tbe demand " hfAt
and choc. rather better and but for the scarcity OF vessels
and The advance freight much larger business would have
be done export The ses 600 bush ne Red OHIO
al 2Sa ii U.s. 100 bush White Ohio, &c at 70
eel "a, $500 old wbe Indians = 81 5lt for Pnge leo
bush choice REV. Michigan, In bbls at 81 J0 lj bush
prime lite Indiana at 81 40; coo Amber Illinois private
terms ard 1880 bu,h Amber Indiana and Michigan 81 2l@
81 49, part 10 arrive Rye Il H. fair request ard in limited sup
Div At Qsoc Oats better and IN good request at 81
Canada West and Western, and H4c for stste
Com oper ed der the from Europe but csed quietly al
quotations with nothing Ct moment doing for eT
pA the sale. are bush at 62 63c for Western Mixed
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la,,sam'htp hra {r Mr1poos-pe Lsncey Kane Newport
Liverpool; Mr. aid Mrs. Undehg Mi. Rocker LIN ioa
Niss Elizabeth A. Calder Liverpo D. T. w Lonao,ie N y
C. w Scott Nassau VIM Dickson and ssrvsnt Mr Gait w
Mn Dsvenp,t LeIirgt Ms u N w.iA ~ o. ;
Mrs and Miss C. Farqnhar and servant London, Ne and
sobeckep New Grenada u Wrtbs, J. Fisher, NJ P.al
solsbiac ST. Etenua +. ". SDon3 ppe ~ Y. NJ.
o. Porch.r j. Porrte Charleston Robert Bor.el and
Paris; Mr. end Mrs W. H Philips, A. H.rxksr " Y jas
" II Reelean. n. y a Z. HMding, Middeton Ohio.
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1nrkcts-Cis,rULLI RsrosrED yoH THK N, Y TRIsUsE.
"WEDNESDAY, Aug. Is, 1860.
AsEs1be market quiet for both kinds sales of Pots at
BFESwAX-Americsn Yellow Is in moderate request sales
o. leo hs Southern, at DC. Western IL bed st 35c.
CC1TUN1b- crop accounts continue stimulate prices
sae. 1850 baes We quote middlng Upland. lOic aud do
Gull lie The export the 75 inst has BEEN 53j bales.
GoLtLtLIhe gaiL quiet owing to The sn9, stock and
lava bite y n...lstdlel Msraeaibo. ais.
RIO. fair to pre....l5 an Jamsc .......B Gl5
RIO ordinary .....t, a,.st Domingo cash. .lS OBI
Ls,uayra........:..... l5laljll
chEpLEs1le m,ket for Adamuntine Is Unchanged sale.
Of l@otores knapp It l5idi's, months sperm are
quiet ~ noina az 37o3 c. and Patent at 1850.
COAL-1fe inquiry for domestic il good, and the market Is
hler the arrivals ar Bbeal sud the consumption In excess OF
8st wear the densr ior the Eat Is quite tive se- rro
ysdA' S'@-3 uni the .ensnd for foreign is limited and
COPPFR-The market il steady. at soc for YeIox Metl
2ic fer New ST. shng AMI onSic., mos, for Bolts aud
Ts's Refined lnsot IN moderate request at cash
for irke Superior
DNEWU0Ds are In limited demand owing partly TO the dill
uiy IN procuring easy ish sales Of 80 81 Domingo
Logwood ct 70 90 20 do ssyania fusc al t9 both ash
do SPAWNED AZ rs, mos u do Limew0od. AS5 =
ord ~ 90. tamw ood on private terms
iEAIHERs-The market Is duh and heavy Wehear OF no
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tho inquiry for Western aud State
Flour active aud the low grade rmer; but the
escss Of Ohio Ind snd Hlconin incglar. those
nlpd chiefly for export grd confined the brands
.as Of l. 2o bbs at ~ oJat5 20 ~ sueerdne we.t-m
- a. % oi - ~" e.''a oi Cuio mu,"b,n' ln1 W.,
IId Wisconsin such f5E.a RON Spring "loati 50 70 for
cd FAta State SEQ % - ioI e,b ground DO s5 IS
rs 30 for rev Wloe IN 10 IS 4oa s5 80 Tor shipping
brands ri round hoop EIs Ohio So 55d ~ 20 for CHOICE
iamy EXtss end rs d 80 - FOR ST. Louie Extras Canadian
Flour has advanced viii ist uppy the demsnd IA airi
salts Ct 400 bb, t5 10 for snpene aud rs 250s7 40 or
tIats end export the sale bbls a. 51a IS 20 or
m'2rd TO good ~rtns Baltimore Ac and to0 ~ for the
Com Meal scarce i In asr sndi sales Of jeey 80 So
". Guoe:
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUSUST l6. 1890

The E,uYcrk sn3 Erie 2s tj nsk. the following report
a. interpolation OF tocA 30 tas eek sndiag ths day -
1n "
she-p ard Lenbs... iHJ Ca'ves.........,....,.. %
ny tie HUdsoE lNyeG bAiyosd: no.
Reey es...............lSO9 sheey and Lamh..... 80
Cslves............. q
BEEF CATTLE. o.o
Number reported ioI this nak, Il i45 reet..a,USo
IT. prices to'dsy are qroted >, olews: sa1
First qus'ity,........s 40 Odinay.... Oh
Medium, .......JQ3 Som, extra good beeves over .,
Ibs e. eral sverige OF tins uarkst at &c
TIE CT the ales raDse from &c 10 Be- M. ., q,
scconuts ri sales OF supdry Droves -. xra1
Tal ann :, Be.ve. received in the city this wef
Ths g5J bead more lap last week and 2IS hsao uie
the average Of last year The sverge number 81 earn
day market year SO head while ne "a al
ber, 4f'9 shows 1899 besd than the average ano "
80 rnahar III ahaxxx erk
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Ictoi bv all Rous ayo U.s. lseo rsa bib. Your 20 Ss
bush. Corn Al 0s1 bu.h WHEAT $40 bu.h Ma m oss on
Gaze 90 Iro,iep. leo pigs. Lard 40 hees Lard % pigs
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riARRERD ID.

HAYWGRD-ALBIN-On WednesaA,. August 2. by the Rev
B. H. Nads, Henry W. Hayward to Miss Priscilla Albn, oil
of Brooklyn
KIRK-ANIhAN-On Monday August 10, by the Rsy N "
BIoominEsburgh
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NEWBORN CATTLE MARKET.
Sheep and

FoH TKx WEHK EEDISG WgnsEsDAY Are Is 1s60i
TOTAL EsCEIYTs or CATTIR Kinds
kccorint 10 ,he from the several markeplsces In
tie City there have Deen received this weeks
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BY ship Orient from Liverpool Aug 10 In lat ts 10 lon o. IS
shp Nia of Bath Shields NewYogk IS days cat
and suppied her with provisions.
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G,Drss., sIta... q 600 90 Do, PuDcheons lib 'o1
FlSH-Dy God esdy and In fir rsaues, Sole, OF 90
ots 81 CsoIges Rank az ~ 2 Mscksrel are ~ light ok,
spd arg. Nos snd and hmsr at $l6 2S0tl6
for ihe orp e and IL 150 3 the latter No are In fair
,eanss Al "a 50 for large and So for small Salmon In
moderate request sas Of 30 bbs new at sli 50 ani in 40
cid on uyate tens H. rng quiet yet steady % ~ TO
"a Is Tor Picked isG20c for No Smoked and 2@Sc Tor
sc.i.d W. nots
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bIFFEhhtT
Al Alerou a Co Proprietor Of the Washington Drove
ysTds 44s report the Gait IN Market from the following
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
NELSON FARM FOR SALE.

THIS very desirable farm, situated in the coun-
i ty of Nelson, o., the North fork of Rockfsh
River offer at private sale. 1t lies within miles
of Alton Depot OH v. G. Railroad, % miles from
Howardsville on the James River and Kanawha
Canal to which point there is good Turnpike
road, passing Immediately by this farm, and also
passing the Alexandria and Lynchburg Railroad,
at one of their Depots Ii miles distant.
This tract contains SI5 ACRE S, between
three ard four hundred of which are low grounds
of good quality, the greater portion being good
Tobacco land, and producing well all the Staple
Crops of our Country. also well adapted to grass
having good timothy meadow and conslde-
rable portion of the land well set in Glover
The improvements consists OF good u w ELL
ING HOUSE conveniently arranged, with o Rooms
Cellars, Store re ms &C., good dairy, Ice mouse
and all other houses a>"Tsary for comfort ara con
venience. with well CT fne water within few
steps OF the d0ol, "A 9s~me yard and superior gar
den the dwelling is situated beautiful emil
nence, overlooking nearly the whole farm, also
good Barn and Stables, and first rate tobacco
Barns capable Of securing a crop of 20 hogsheao
of Tobacco.
About 5 SO Acres of this land is cleared and
regarded as amongst the best in the County, the
location for health is unsurpassed in Virginia, the
neighborhood pleasant and agreeable, convenient
to Churcnes, Schools &c. Any person wishing to
purchase first rate farms will do welt to examine
this, and the subscriber will take pleasure in show
ing to any wishing to view the same and ascer-
tain the terms. My address is Greenfield Nelson
County Va.
Arri 20, 60. 4t.--Rockingham Register copy
and sefd till to this Office.
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DIED.

-
On the 9Th inst, NARY EMMA, infant daughter OF
John and Margaret Kice.
At her residence in Highland Co., Va, on the
25th ult., Mrs. ISABELLA BRADSHAW, in the 69th
year of her'ag !.
On the End inst, at the Western Lunatic Asylum,
in the 30th year OF her age. Mrs. MINERVA MdCAR.
rY, wife ofRey. W. G. McCarty. late Of the West
erh Virginia Conference Of the NJ. E. Church.
In Stauntcn, on Friday morning last, at the res
idence of Mr.. VIM. B. Crawford, her son in-law,
Mrs. MARIA J. GoALTER, widow of the late DR..
Thomas J. Coaiter, in the 18th year of her age.
At the residence of his father, in Pocahontas
CO., Friday evening, April both, very sud denly.
of Typhoid Pneumonia, TILLorfsoN AhBoGAsr third
son of Henry Arbogast. aged about Il years. He
was very promising youth, of sober and industri-
GUS habits but he is gone in the bloom of youth to
the land s'from whence traveller ever return,
ed" there to remain until the resurrection morn,
when, doubtless, he will come forth with shout
to meet his Savior in the sky, to take part in the
first resurrection. He met the king Of tetrors with
a countenance all radiant wit, hope, and ON the
very banks OF Jordan was enabled to say, "Giory.'
'"Truy in the midst of life we are in DEATH
T. s.. w. |:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-o-I-~S---~-~>--- -~-~~-3~-o-~~~.>S--~-@
FOR CLERK lT CIRCUIT. COUNT

>-s~--~s-~7-~~>
FOR CLERK or CIRCUIT. COURT. !.
MEEs"i hereby declare myself candidate to fill
the vacancy IA the Circuit Court CIerkship caused
by the death of the late incumbent. 1t is within
fresh recollection that in time past had charge of
the Office for several years. The duties of it are
familiar to ne. Should it be conferred me-, |
will discharge the duties invosved by it with all the
laithfulness and assiduity Of which am capable.
JOHN B. WATTS.
ES~ We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
A. BURNETT lis a candidate for the office of
Cerk1of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county.
3ssy%We are authorized to announce JAMES
COCHRAN, as a candidate for the Office of Clerk
Of the, Circuit Court of Augusta county.
yMT- We are authorized to announce ALEX. F.
KINNEY. a candidate for the Clefkship Of the Cir
cult Co..lt Of Augusta. y.
MB~We are authorised TO announce JOHN
PARIS a candidate for CLERK CT the Circuit Coart
cfAugusta county.
January 6, lS60.-tde
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

North Western Home Journal O6tcv.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 7. 1856.

-
MnesRs SETH W. FowLE & Co., Boston,-Gen-
tlcmen Your Osygenated Bitters should be better
known in the Western Country, for we have a.
mong us thousands who are suff, ring from Dyspep-
STA. / feel that am indebted to your Bitrers for
my recovery from this awful disease. My habits
at this time sedentary and my complaint
was aggravated by too close confinement. des-
paired of relief, and considered myself hopeless
dyspeptic. | concluded to try tho Orygenated
Bitters and wise conclusion it proved to be. L
have taken in all, four bottles. end am cured. =
Although rather small man, my present weight
is 100 pounds. Your bitters need only to be known
to aaye very extensive sale in this section OF the
country. Respectfully. &c,
j. B. MERWIN, Editor Journal.
gg~ Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & Cos
Boston, and for sale by W. B. Young, P. H. Trout
4 Co., and H. L. Eichelberger, Stanton; J. E.
Ross, Mt. Sidney, James NJ. Stout 4 Co., New
Hope, P. II. Wheeler, Mt. Meridian, 7. H. Antrim
Wavnesboro; j. T. Antrim. Greenville; Randolph
Patton & Co.. Middlebrock Stewart 4 Anderson;
MoiIatt's Greek: and by all dealers in medicine.
T. May A., lS60.-2t. 5~,+s>es-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-11
For tie Vlpdicator

AT meeting of the voters of the 18th
Magi steriaI District, held in Mt Sidney
April 2ssh. 1860, for the purpose of select
ing suitable gentlemen to be voted for as
Magistrates j C McCue was called to the
chair and W N Crawford appointed Sec
rotary Ga motion, the following gentle
men were nominated: Col. W Anderson,
Cyrus Brown, W. r Burgendine. John
Crawford. Thomas Burke. Vim. Crawford,
J c. McCue, Johu Yates and John ~
fa c.K Hyde and David Alexander we're
nominated as suitable gentlemen to be vo-
ted for as Overseers Of the Poor.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
J; G. McCUE, CH'N.
W. NJ. CRANroRp, Sec'Y.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALT.

i 5 Administrator of David Men air, decd, will
n on Tuesday,, the 18th day Of Nay neat, at his
VILE proceed to sell at public auction, the interest
of the said David McNair. (Which is one half) in
the following PERSONAL PROPERTY, viz -
Several good WORK HORSES, COLTS, MICH
COWS, STOCK CATTLE; SHEEP and HOGS,
one yoke of OXEN, FARMING UTENSILS, and
HOUSEHOLD d KITCHEN FURNITURE. All
OF the property is valuable.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash ON allsums under So, and
credit of six months on all sums thatenaunt,
the purchaser giving bond and approved security.
II ttF AN JAMES N. MeNAlR,
-. te~ Adm'or of D.. McNair, decd.
will at the same place and time, and on the
same TERMS Join in the above sale, of my interest,
(the other half) in the ab mentioned property
GEORGE T.>MoNAIR.
gg~T Turk Dc CGsHINe Auctoneers.
April n, 1850. --3t.-Spec. Copy-2t.
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W. NJ. CRAWFORD, Sec'y.
For the indicate,

: At a meeting held in Middebrook. on
Saturday, the 2Sth of April. the following
gentlemen were nominated candidates for
the Magistracy and for Overseers Of the
Poor: NJ. W. Hogshead, B. F Mailman,
Jacob Baylor, James R. Grove. John r
Berry, James a G Scott, David Kunkle,
Jas. r. Hite, yVnl. NJ. Tate and s.. M.
Templetou. For 0verseers Of the Poor,
Mr.. S. x Kerr-the old officer refusing to
serve--A S.. Craig, John McCurdy and
George Dull. Mr.. Dull requests his pur-
pose to decline to be published with this no.
tica
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AUGUSTA, Ga, May Tit is reported
here and generally believed, that twenty
nine girls and. boys comprising picnic
and fishing party, were drowned in Bovkins'
mill pond MAE miles from. Camden, s. c.,
on Saturday The fat boat in which they
are.said to have been, sunk. in the middle
Of the pond. The water was drawn off and
nineteen bodies recovered, but no names
have yet been received.
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Regimensal Notice.

A TTENTION le0rH REGIMENT VA. MILL
IA TlA.-Phe Militia Drill of Commissioned Off
GERS will commence in stauntotr, on Monday the
18th day of May next, and continue on tie 18th
and 18th: otfleersare required to be prompt, and
to appear on parade At II o'clock, A. NJ, in full
uniform, as required by law. -
The Regimental Muster Of said Regiment win be
held at Spring Hill on Thursday, the 18th MAY,
1860, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. Commandments of Com
panies required to notify their respective com
mands. VIM. d .ANDERSON,
= r Col. le0th Reg't Va. Militia
April o. 1890
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Estray.

EFT the premises of the subsc iber, about the
- 10th ult., a tai. BLOOD BAY
years old this Spring. Said mare was g5sDDNlsIA I
bought offs. Lenard, Of Upshur Z ~
20 ,nty, Va, about six weeks ago, -S1-.---S-kax-
and from ali can learn, she is attempting to get
the apprehension and delivery Of said mare to me.
OF secured so that get her. : :
CHARLES H. PRICE.
:. Near Ivy Depot. Albemarle, Co., Va
May (, lS60.--tf-Spec copy.