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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
virginia..

Leuis. This county gives 300 majority
for Ereckinrid ge-a Democratic loss of 90
Chesterfeld- Official 1.-The vote IN this
county stands, Bell and Everett 785, Doug
las $685. Breckenridge 329.
Cum5eEand- Official BELLS MAORI
ty is Gan Opposition loss Of ~.
FranhIin.-Tle Democratic gain in this
county is 2l6
Floyd. This county shows Democrat
c gain Of 200.
Botctourt. Bell gains 246 in this coun-
Roanoke. Bells gain in this county is
ga.
Wood. This county gives Bell Is ma
iority It gave Goggin l76.
| Wheeying. Bells majority here is 800.
Harrison. - Breckinridge's majority here
is 800. This county gave Letcher 3l2.
R5tch;e. Disadvantages majority 300
Democratic gain Of Is.
Doddridge. -Breckinridge's majority 50.
Taylor. Bells majority 5O-a Demo-
cratic loss of II.
Acconeac. -Breckinridges majority is
100. Democratic gain of 243
Nouhanspton.-B majority is 53-an
Opposition loss Of q.
Elizabeth City-BelIs majority is SO
Opposition gain Of 80.
Nelson The majority in this county for
Bell is estimated at 400.
KING end QUEEN. This county gives a
large majority for Breckenridge
Gloucester. majority for Breckin-
ridge in this county is 1865. Goggn carried
this county by II majority.
Nev Kent.-Bell has rs majority. Cog
gins majority was 107.
Prince Edtoard = Official. -Breckln-
ridges majority is 55-a Democratic gain
of 5.
Buch;ngham-( O&eial. BELLS MAORI
ty is 24-:n Opposition loss Of A.
TaaeaeeU end Cu7roH.- The Democratic
gain in these two counties is GIT
PiHsMyania.- county will give 500
majority for Bell It gave 29S fer Cog
gin.
WytAe. Complete returns from this
county give Breckenridge TT majority -
fletcher carried this county by SO majority
Louaouas.-This county gives Bell | 1858
majority. Goggin's majority was l,o76.
Amelia. The official returns from Anne
liza are--Bell 282; Breckenridge 2oo; Doug
las 3d. Letcher carried this county by one
vote.
Prince Edumd. This county gives
Breckenridge A majority over Bell. 1t
gave Lctchcr 45.
Stafford. Returns from the whole coun-
tv, except one small precinct, sum US IS FOL
lows Breckenridge, 800; Douglas, 1914.
Cmpepe,. The county gives majority
for Breckinrid ge-an opposition loss 81 I, ~ :,
Alezandaia. Town and county-bell'
| ,O0S; Breckenridge, 563; Douglas 1oo:
Lincoln 16.
-Amherst.- is rumored that the Democ-
racy have gained $50 in this county.
AppoDeattou. The Democratic gam IN
this county is 1856 ;,
Compatibility county and Lynchburg
have given about the majority Goggln re-
ceived.
Henrico. Bells majority in the county,
78O
| Jefferson The county Of Jefferson has
given about $50 majority over BrecKln-
ridge.
Nelson.- The entire county, save one
precinct, heard from. Bells majority SC
far 800.
por,tsmoush.-Bell. 67e; Breckenridge,
558; Douglas, 210; Lincoln, 4.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
Col. j. Es. Speice. of Azbemarle.

This gentleman has been one of the most
Industrious, energetic and efficient working
men in the cause Of Douglas and the Union
in the State Col Baylor and ourseif are
under obligations to him for liberal courte-
sizes extended while on visit to Nelson on
last Monday. He is generous and whole-
sopled Democrat and Union man.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

Ii is stated that at the special request OF
a number of the most prominent cltl-
gems of Georgia, the U. S: Arsenal at Au-
custa. in that State, has been placed IN pos
Session Of federal troops, and the arsenal at
Fayetteville N. c., is to be occupied by a
company Of the second cavalry at the re-
Quest Of citizens Of that place. This moAe-
ment is intended as measure ofprecantion
in view Of any possible trouble that may
arise from the result OF the PRESIDENTIAL E.
lection
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

CRIME IN New LEANs.-Sunday, the
28th ult., was day Of blood in the city Of
New Orleans. There were no less than five
men stabbed in as many ARRAYS; one died,
and three others mortaly wounded. In one
case Mr.. Victor Piquet was out walking
with his wife. when a youth, named Jos.
Prudhomme, insulted her; this MIR. Z re-
scented, when an ARRAY ensued, and Plquet
was stabbed, dying in few minutes In
another ARRAY, Ed. Fitzgerald was mortally
stabbed by 3 S. Brown.
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Uly yours,
FOKTESCUE.

MINUTE MEN IN THE SouTH.-We have received
a printed copy OF the Constitution and bylaws
dopted by the Minute Men o{ hGgefeid, >. c., and
which is the model generally adopted throughout
the South The main objects Of the association are
set forth in the preaublo follows:
ave, the I'm iersign 3D. citizens Of South Caro-
lima, in view Of the depending crisis necessarily ln-
cident upon the election OF a black republican Pres
ident Of the United States and in view Of orr du-
ties to our section, ourselves and 0uc dearest IN
tefests which must fall in the eyeOt OF the triumph
of Sorthern tanatcism, hereby form ourselves INTO
an association uader the name and style OF MINI
ute Men, and do further soiemnly pledge 'ouT-
selves, fortunes, and sacred honor, to sUs-
tain Sonhern Constitutional equality in the Union,
or failing il that, to establish our independence
out of it.
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porr RrrUarIc. Nov. .. 1860.

A man named Knight, who broke Jail in 5tauu-
ton about two months ago, was the occasion 81
some little excitement in this neighborhood is7t
his sister, Ia the mountains, near Browns Gap.
Messrs j. NJ. Blackwell and Richard Sims. see
ing the reward of $l00 offered for his apprehension,
attempted to secure him bu. in doing were badly
wounded themselves, while the prisoner, although
severely handled and badly cut escaped
Sims and Blackwell both acted the part of brave
men. and would have secured the criminal, had he
not, by some means, become united alter his ar
rest.
It is thought by physicians that both Sims and
Blackwell will recover, though one or both are
badly hurt. Reg. b. 4
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

j. N. LhGGErT, Esq.-The doctrines and sent'-
ments Of the address of this gent7fnsn, published
in our paper a fortnight since, we believe are the
sentiments entertained by the great mass of both
wings of the Democratic party in al this region
Mr. Liggett the Douglas elector, (and most
oalIantlI has he borne himself throughout the con-
test.) yet ne received moe than the vote of his
own wing OF the party, number OF the Breckin-
ridge voters putting Mr.. LIS name on their tick
cts In some cases, we doubt not, these votes arc
intended as personal compliments; yet we know
that many OF the most Intelligent Breckenridge
men endorsed atily the doctrines and sediments
of Mr. LIS communication published in the Reg
ister.-R ock Reg.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

COLUMBIA, ALA, Nov. 7.-,Joiut resolu~
tons were adopted by the Legislature yes
terday making the special order for Thurs
day the question Of the call of a convention
Of the people Of the State, the re-organiza-
on Of the militia aud preparations for the
d fense Of the State, Mr.. BUST, IN urging
ia the House the adoption Of the resolutions
sid that action should be pronit, immediate,
unqualified, effective and decisive in case of
L ncoln's election. Last night Congress-
maq Boyce spoke from the steps Of the Con-
geree House. He urged secession in the
case of Lincoln's election, followed by 9TH
er prominent South Carolinians.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
fkfssfs District.

1t is generally believed that Douglas has
carried a majority Of the Democratic vote
Of this District The information is not au-
thentic but The calculation is well based
that betyeeu 500 and 500 majority will be
given.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
RocHBRIDGE.-We give below the off
cial returns Of the vote of Rockbridge.
ShenaEa GOaEas

Nothing official from Shenandoah. With
four precincts to hear from the vote stood
Breckenridge 1898, Bell 412, Douglas 1874,
Lincoln 8. The result will show about
1900 for Breckenridge, 500 for Bell, and
$50 to 800 for Douglas.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
Essgsagasnd for EpoggEas.

Editor Tindicator = Below please find
yotessof Highland 1t will thus be seen that
the Democracy of this county have vindica-
ted the claim of Stephen A. Douglas as the
regular and rightful nominee Of the Nation
al Democratic party.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
Petersbara.-At theclose of the polls the

Peters6arg.-At theclose of the polls the
vote stood-Bell, $40; Douglas, 613; Brock
inridge, 223,
Richmond City.-Bell's majority in the
city over Breckenridge, 1870; over Brock
inridge and Douglas, 437. Aggregate vote
Of the city, 1921.
Suffolk 1t is reported that Bell has 80
majority
Washington This county gives $50
majority for Brecl1inridge.
Clarke - Breckenridge 335, Douglas 40,
Bell 2S8.
Page Breckenridge 937, Douglas IS,
Bell al.
Fauquier. loss for Breckenridge; Bell
988, Douglas 80.
Orange. Bell 412, Breckenridge Ats,
Douglas r.
latest.
By TELEGRAPH As far as heard from Bell leads
1900 Counties not heard from gave Goggin 500
We expect to hear losses in the Southwest.
BY SrAGs.-B otetourt-Bell 500, Breckenridge
$50, Douglas IT'S.
For Legislature-McDow (Breck. Dcm.,)
5l2, Carper, Doug DEM, 578.
AUeghony.- 947, Bell 248, Douglas
SO.
Balh-(4 precincts) Bell 1877, Breckenridge So.
Douglas 5. Three precincts to hear from-estima-
ted, Douglas 80, Bell so, Breckenridge II.
StEsE EssteT.
Washington, Friday II M.
By telegraph to-day, Missouri has gone for
Douglas, Maryland for Breckenridge. Virginia,
Georgia and Mississippi still in doubt.
How tine States have Voted.
The following statement shows at a glance
how the several States have cast their electo-
raj votes
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
Query.

Why is it thai. the Breckenridge papers in
Richmond have never published the returns
from Rockbridge, Augusta, Rockingham
and Highland? Probably they have not
heard them.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

We accompanied Col Geo. Baylor Of this
place to Greenfield, Nelson county, on last
Monday, whittier he had been invited by
the friends Of Douglas in that county, to
meet in discussion, Hon. Mr. Coghill, State
Senator from the Amherst District, and also
seeding delegate to the Charleston and
Baltimore Conventions. At FIRST Col Cog
hill peremtorily refused discussion with any
friend of Judge Douglas, but finally yield~
ed. The controversy was conducted in dig
niGed courteous and able manner For over
four hours. Both gentlemen acquitted them
selves well, but we think no unprej udieed
mind WHO heard them can fail to concede
that Col. Bay lor got decidedly the adgap~
tage. We looked upon it as decided tri-
umph-a crushing defeat to the champion
and the cause of Breckenridge.
Col. Baylor has made some Of the finest
and most effective speeches that have been
delivered in this canvass. He is due the
thanks of the friends Of Douglas and the U
MON for his services.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

AUGUSTA, Nov. stern Indignation is
expressed in different portions Of the South,
as far as heard from, il favor Of calling State
conventions to deliberate on the course Of
policy TO be pursued.
It was reported il Columbia last night
that the South Carolina Legislature will
soon send commissioner to the Georgia
Legislature to confer about prompt action.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
wood! Wood!

We desire those of our subscribers who in
tend to pay their subscriptions in wood, to
bring it in ct once. We are in need of it.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

A FEMALE DuELIsr, A truly romantic
duel was lately fought in the environs of the
not very romantic capital Of Prussia. A
young lady, it is stated Of good family, hav-
ing accidentally come into possession Of a
challenge addressed to her lover, resolved
upon Withholding the letter and fighting
herself. Incredible as it may appear, the
Intention she carried out. Dressed in man
ly habilimenta she met the challenger in the
Jungfern Baide, forest in the neighbor-
hood Of the capitol, and her opponent hav-
ing but once seen, and that imperfectly at
night, the man who had offended him, un-
consciously accepted the new conner as his
legitimate foe. Distances were measured
seconds placed, pistols fred, when the lady
came off scathless, after wounding her an
tagonist in the shoulder The name of the
lighting pair is uuknown; but a judicial in
quiry having been set on foot concerning
the crime of ''intentional mapslaughter, y
the details, of the affair will probably soon
crafty the curiosity Of the public.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09
THE UNION In DANGER!
M ASS M e. ETIN G
OF THE
PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA.

The undersigned unite in recommen-
ding that the people Of Augusta, ire
spective of parties, assemble in MASS
MEETING at Staunton, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 18th 1850,
to consult as to what steps are neces-
sary for the preservation Of the Union
in the present alarming condition of
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

OWNERS OF SBAvEs.-It appears from
returns in possession Of the Auditor of Pubs
lie Accounts, that there are at this time, IN
Virginia, SO, 456 slave owners over q years
ofsaee, Ills is about one-fourth of the en-
tire portion Of the population who have ar
rived at years Of maturity. The statement
refutes tie oft repeated assertion OF the
Northern journals that comparatively
small portion Of the Inhabitants of Virginia
are interested in the institution Of slavery.
There is demand for good coepers in
Writ county There are not coopers there
to furnish one-twentieth Of the barrels re-
>quired. They have to send to Plttsburg
aud Cincinnati for their barrels.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

GAMBADDI's ANcEsrRY.--Var countries have
claimed the honor Of paternity to the Italian hero
The last story is started in Germany. and connects
Garibadi with the romantic history of King Thao-
dore OK Corsica. He was baron OF w estpAa-is,
who. about century ago, on account OF -sgs!
duel tied to France, and subsequently to Corsica
where, taking part in the insurrection against the
Genoese he was elected King but was soon sub
due! and expelled After WANDERING about Eu~
rope, beggar for years. be died shortly after re-
lease from an English prison.
1t is said that GaribeldPs family and thar uf
King Theodore intermarried, and that the hero
of our day is connected. though not dire city,
with the liking Of Corsica"
CaARLEsroN, Nov. Tho Unit,dI States DistrioS
Judge resigned his Office in open Court this morn
ing.
There was Wide~A wake Demonstration
il Baltimore Thursday night. There wa
an immense ezci.ement, aud two hund-ed
police were engaged in protecting the VIZ =
Awakea The editor Of ;he Patriot atteroe
ed to speak, and was Kissed down, when he
theatre was cleared Of all but the re7uH'.~
cans. who afterwards had dreary tins a
it. and got off home as best they eculd.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

Highland County has acted nobly in this
contest.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

NOT HEARD FROM.
Texas 6, Florida 3, California 4, Oregon 3
Arkansas 3.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

Total, 2553 1904 218
Goggin's maj. in 1859, 1853.
Fillmore'sss 1856 405.
Bells maj over Douglas and Breckin-
ridge in 1860, 1874.
Majority over Breckenridge and Lane,
3247.
ROCKINGHAM. give below tho re-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

Samuel NJ Wolfe, of Virginia, has been
appointed Consul of the United States at
Navigator's Island.
Mr. Berry, the principal Chicago under
taker for the victims of the Lady Elgin disas-
ter, has since died himself, from overthrow.
Capt. Chas, Dimmock has left Richmo nd
for Washin gton, by order of Gov. Letcher,
to purchase arms for the State.
1t is said that COL Rudler, the fillbus-
ter, is loaded with chains, and imprisoned
10 mine in Honduras, one hundred feet
under ground.
Wells, the aeronaut, who assembled from
Richmond in balloon on Saturday, at 3
o'clock IS min, descended in Hampton at
6 o'clock, making the trip in 2 hours Is
minutes.
The seat Of government Of Nicaragua has
been removed from Managua to Granada,
city which Walker destroyed, but which is
being rebuilt, and will be far superior to the
old one.
The steamer Hill, running between New
Orleans and Memphis, exploded her boiler
on Wednesday night, the LIST ult A large
number Of passengers were on board Thlr
ty persons were killed, and from forty TO
fifty badly scalded
The Virginia Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, assemblies in
Alexandria, Va, on the Dist inst. This
Conference comprises some two hundred
ministers of the gospel, and its sessions will,
also, be attended by large number of lay
members of the church
We learn from circular that the old cop
p,r cents of the United States will be re-
ceivea at the mint in exchange for cents of
the new issues. And, further, that the d.
rector of the mint, with the approval of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, has arranged with
the Adams Express Company for the trans
portation, free of cost, Of the old copper cents
in sums Of $40 and upwards to the mint,
and of the new cents in return to all points
in the Atlantic States, accessible by railroad
aud steamboat.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-11-09

James Marley and John Manley were
killed in the tunnel, near Clarksburg, Va,
on Wednesday last, by the falling Of guam
tity Of rock. James Cunningham was very
badly injured at the same time, and is not
expected to live. John Buokly, Thomas
Reynolds, Patrick Lotus and another man,
were more or less injured, but none danger
ously.
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