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Ego<ags SsasEz Shoes

of every description, from the finest and most Fash
ionable Ladies' Shoesto any quality OF Gentlemen's
wear. Having secured the services OF Col. Evans
a. foreman the ladies Of Waynesboro' and vicinity
will be waited on at their homes by the Colonel to
take theft measures Shoes when desired
Having employed every facility for carrying on
the business in the most approved tvle, he respect
fully asks the patronage OF the public, 2iTing the
assurance that no pains will he spared his para
to merit it. W Il. GALLAHEN.
Waynesboro', Nov. 1e, 1860-3m s-Spec Copy.
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The Legislature of Louisiana is now in
eession. Convention twill be called to meet
10 January The Governor and memb ers
OF the Legislature ate in favor Of consulting
snd Cooperating with the other Southern
States
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s-Ea q ~
TENii undersigned is now prepared, at his Shop
IL in Brick Row, South Side Of Main Street,
nearly opposite the Valley Bank, to do all kinds OF
TAILORING in the very best style His long ex-
perience in the business warrants him ia promising
satisfaction to all who may call on him,
Ee is also Agent for Wheeler l. " iIson's Sewing
Machines. II. NJ. STODDARD.
Stanton, Dec. IA, 1860.-3m.
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,ard,v Realize d.

lad N 'orrible 'eadache this hafternoon, hand
stepped into the hapothecaries band SAYS hi to
the man Can You hease me OF han 'eadache -,
90 w. hi hand upcn that e gave me Cephalic Pin,
b,nd 'pon me 'onor it cured me so quick that 81
,araIV realized hi 'ad had 'eadache.
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Medical Card.

DRS. w. NJ. CRAWFORD and G.. S. Wal K
~ Err having formed co-partnership in the
practice of medicine offer their professional ser
vices TO the poblic.
~ Office in Mt. Sidney.
December IL, I86O.--3t*
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FAcrs WonTH KNowINa -Spalding's Cephalic
Pills are a certain cure Tor Sick Headache, Bilious
headache, Nervous He adache, CossiyAuess and
General Debility.
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Chas. NJ. Cambel, from Snythe county,
who had just arrived in Richmond to attend
the Medical Lectures was enticed into a
gambling hell, and aeecsd out Of $40 IN
money aud his gold watch worth SI5o.-
He afterwards brought snit agans the gam
blers, Lyman and Todd. who were brought
before the Mayor and held to bail for their
appearance at Court.
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A young white lady in Cincinnati. recently
spit in negro's face, who offered to accom-
pany her home. A Black Republican JUS
tice fined her $25. aud sent her to the city
prison for ten days.
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RRtpeEr-Mssus wants You to send her a box of
canhalic Glue, no bottle of Prepared Pills, -
but l'in thinking that's not just it naither but per-
haps ven be atther knowing what 1T IS le see
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants more OF that same as reialVeo her
before 49,,
paUGersr-You mean Spalding's Cephalic Pills.
BRIDGEr-Och sure now and you We sed tt
Here's the quarter and give me the Pills and dom
be all day about it a1thef.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Valuable Land.

10y virtue of authority vested in me by decree
I'D of the Circuit Court of Augusta County, pro-
nounced on the 18th day of November, 1860. in
the Oh ancerv cause of Bowcock and wife vs. John
G. Fulton in his own right, and as trustee of Eliza
Fitch and her children and others. WILL on
Wednesday, the 1871 dag Of January aert.
(if the weather should be suitable If not the first
suitable day thereafter,) expose TO sale at public
auction, upon the premises, one molety of
208 E-2 ACRES OF LAND,
devised by the late Col. Alexander Owens to his
and-dauohters. Margaret and Harriet l.. Rip
peto. The moiety 10 be sold has been laid off to
the female plaintiff by Commissioners appointed By
the County Court Of Augusta, and is situated in
said County embracing nearly all OF the village of
Nj. MERIDIAN, and has upon it several
Comfortable Dwelling Houses,
Blacksmith and Machine Shop, and is regarded
as one of the best situations for mechanic. 1t is
frst-rate highland in fine state of Improvement,
and is we'll adapted TO the growth of wheat, corn
and grass
TEaMs-One-thrd of the purchase money in
hand the other two thirds in equal instaments OF
one and two wears from the date of sale credit
payments to be secured by bond with approved
personal security, and the legal title to be retained
until all the purchase money is paid.
j. j. BOWC0CK, Commr.
Dec H. 1861. ---tds.--Prs. fee $500
Rock. Reg copy IDS, mark cost and for
ward copy of paper to adv at Charlottesville.
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A bill conhscating all goods from the
North after the LIST of January, has been in
PRODUCED in the Louisiana Legislature
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Vaynssboro', Nov. /, 1860.
NJoTECE,

VIZ 3. GALLAliER, ha wing purchased the in
w terest of Il. L. Galiaheri in the Waynesboto'
Tannery, takes this method of announcing IT, the
public that he will continue the business in al! it's
various branches, on the scale and terms as
under the old firm, and every effort will be made
to meet public expectation and business demands.
He il also largely engaged in The manu- aoture OF
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Gbe Alarhsts.
STAUNTON MARK ETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
REPORTED BY TAYLOR &c HoaE.
MRS. WIN SLOW

Mrs. WENSLOEY,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething. which great
" facilitates the process of teething, by softening
the gums, reducing all infiamaton-will allay all
pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it. mothers. it will give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in ali cases. Sec advertisement in another
column.
June 20, 1960--Iy
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[From the Cincinnati Fnqurer.1s
Popular Vote Of the Union. r
W. shave official returns from the following States

Total l.2oO.I 30 $40 203 AL, 7o2 434 499
In the above table we put the New York vote on
Governor, Union ticket was made on Presiden-
tai electors. i here were three Candidates for
Gov"tnor--a Douglas man, Lincoln man, and a
Brock nridge man. They get the vote pat down
for them in oar table. In Pennsylvania the electo-
raj ticket was instructed to go for the nominee of
the Charleston Convention, and we therefore put
down the whole Democratic vote Of the State for
Douglas, electoral ticket pledged to Breckiu-
ridge was run.
10 these official returns we may add the follow
ing, sapproclmat!ng nearly to the result =" the States
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The loss by the burning of the Kentucky
Lunatic Asylum is 100000. The entire
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~ DaS =.

'ESHE notes and accounts due to Jacob Pollitz
Il having been transferred to Mess's Straus,
Hartman, Hntn n Co., by assignment of record,
are i'll our hands for collection. All persons in
debted to him by note Or account are hereby mott
fed to call upon and settle at once, as ne shall
plac7 all sucn claims which remain unsettled on
the LIST Of January next i'll the hands of the officers
OF the law for collection without regard to persons
HARTMAN & BELL, Attys.
Nov 16, ls5e.-t1J.-Spec copy
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NEWS DEPOT.

COMPANY "H' will parade at Jacob Neffs's on
" Saturday December ed ls60, at IL o'clock,
A. NJ. for the purpose of electing Captain and
1st and End Lieuttnants. Lieut.. Col. John IL.
Crawford will superintend the election. By order
of the Col. G. W. IMBODEN, Adj l6Oth Reg.
Dec IA. lS60-2k.
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Gov. Gist, $. g., has been chosen q
delegate to tie State GoaFchtisn. 49,
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w a III -H- 2

A II the Staurton Boot and Shoe Factory, II
4 APPREN TICES from Is % IS years ola APP
ply to 81. u ofA1'oHis' Cup =
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Comfortable Dwelling Houses.
,s,asaIAEE1a1'N SALE

DY virtue of deed of trust executed to me by
ID VIM Blythe and jacob Weller. | shall sell IN
Saturday, tho l7th Of Norember 1860, at public
auction, the following property, to wit the inter
est Of said Blythe and " eller, in a lease (having
more than two years to run, OF the MACHiN I
SHOP now occupied by said WIN. Blythe also all
the interest OF sad Blythe snd Weller il said Ma
chine Shop--to commence after the termination OF
said lease. And all the Machinery, Tools, Bench
es, Implements and Materials belonging to said
Blythe and Weller, either Of them in said Ma
chine Shop. or used in connection herewith.
TEKMS.-For ali sums Of IS under the cash
will be required, and all over that amount negQti-
able notes, we'll endorsed at 4 nonths with inter
est added will be taken.
J. BUMGAKDNER, Ja.
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1000 Turkeys Wanted!

WANTED to buy ONE THOUSAND TUE-
wv KEYS, for which will be paid in cash FIVE
CENTS A POUND aRoss-to be left at Charlie MoCar-
ty's House in Spring Lane. below Bledsse's Store.
Bee. II, Isse. 1T"
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Mr.. Lincoln gets al electoral vote FOR every ten
saoutaad votes from the people. Mr.. Douglas gets
one Tor every hundred ant thsrty thousand votes
be received and Mr. Breckenridge yes cleo
toraI vote Tor every niHa tboss md votes aud Mr.
b sll one tor every eighteen thousaad Ii the
Electoral College correctly represented the popular
sentiment, hir. Douglas would have more than
twice as many electoral votes as BrecSinridge, /
whereas Breckenridge has more than Elk electora
votes to Douglas one.
Ne would remark, in conclusion, that the popu-
lar vote o. the Union has increased half million
since 1856, and that it is twice great it in
1870, twenty years ego. The following was ths
vote III 1856
buchanan, 1888 ,232
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"anted.

LARM FOR RaGNT.-Situated in Nelson CO.
IL Immediately on the Howardsvilie Turnpike, in
an intelligent and healthy section Of the country
This farm will be rented on very reasonable terms.
Ea~ly application is desired. C. W. HARDIN
" est View, Nov: 30, Is1O--3t.
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MA NTED To purchase a NEGRO WU~
W MAN WHO is a good Cook, " asher and l.
fee.
Nov. l6, laeO-tf.
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II. -X . Oh. . u oLSI

- -X3 q Of. 8 II. <DE9I,
(CouNEa OF NEW STREET AND c. Ii. ALLEy,l
STANTON, VA.
Winter Arrangement
JOHN BECK
AS again fitted his premises to meet the in"
L /. creasiEt demands OF the public He has pur-
chased the new building Court House Alley oe-
posita DOye's law office, and finished it OF IN sZ-
cei!- mt style, the lower part as
. RegGseEzEanTs
and the oms above sleeping apartments. He
is better prepared than ever t0 accommodate
all who may favor him with their custom. lis
BAR is furnished with the finest WIN Els and IL
QUOkS imported to this country, we'll as tue
choicest article of LAGER BEER and ALE.
lie receives daily by the cars a large supply OF
FRESH OYSTERS,
from the best House in Richmond and is prepar~
ed to furnish them to families delivered at their
homes, in any quantity. at the shortest notice.
SUPPERS, Consisting OF Oysters served up in
any and every style, Birds, Venison. Ham and
Eggs, Beef Steaks. Pork steaks. Mutton Chops.
Veal Outlets. and everything else that either tsi4
or the Richmond market affords, can b. had on
application. MEALS at any hour prepared.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patrnnags
they have heretofore extended him he respectfully
socits ,ntinuan:a thereof assuring than la Il
he will 40 his utmost to merit it,
November l6. lS60.-tf.
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Shucks Wanted

WISH to purchase large quantity OF first rate
i CORN SHUCkS for Mattresses. The cash will
be paid on delivery at the D. and U. and Biind In
stituton. W. H. ~iAoVN.
Stsunsen. Dee. 7, 1854.
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Public Meeting in EEsgEasaRd.

On New Years day. 1861, the people OF
Highland county, without distinction Of par
ty, are most earnestly requested to meet at
their Court House, to consult together con
corning the distracted state Of public affairs,
and take such action as to them may seem
necessary People Of Highland you cannot
devote the first day of the New Year in a
better cause than that Of your country Let
the meeting be such al one as will be wor-
thy of such a cause.
MANY CITIZENS OF ALL PARTIES.
Spectator please copy.
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fniS
J-SSlUTiGuJ

rENHE partnership heretofore exiting under the
i style OF r Fl. Trout & Co.. was this day dis,
solved by mutual consent, DR.. T. Il. Kinney hay-
ing withdrawn from the FIRM, The business via
Hereafter De condu ted ander the name Of F. IT,
IkoOI alone, who respectfully asks a continuance
OF ne patronage heretofore so literally besto we'd
On them' p. II. TROUT.
Druggist and Chemist, Beverly Sc.
stanton, Oct. is, ls59.
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MISCELLANEOUS


PUBLIC SALE OF THE
II H AL Il . IT a II r
OF VIM. B. Yancey, decd.
TINE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
the decree Of the Circuit Courc of Rocking
ham County, in cause therein pending IN the
name of Geo o. Conrad, Guardian, &C., %. Con-
rad, &C., will proceed, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 22nd dag Of Dec. 1860,
to offer at public auction that large and
VALUABLE 1RACT OF LAND,
situated on the Shen andoah River, in the county
Of Rockingham, and known as the home farm OF
the late William B. Yancey, deceased This land
is not surpassed by any in the county OF ROCKING
ham. 1t is well Improved and in fine ordar. Inc
improvements are of the first order consisting, be
sides DIV ELLIN G. HOUSE and conVeniet out
houses, OF a
.Tssgg Gasg !S0aC-.RgSst,
supplied by fine water power. There will be Of
tered for sale ABOUT
81 s O a g - B s.
It will be divided in tracts TO suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE :--Une- fourth OF she pun chase
money in 60 DAYS; etourth in IL monthsj one
fourth in two wears, and one-fourth in Four ears
from the day OF sae3 the payments 10 bear interest
from the day OF sale, payable annually. The puf-
chase: will BE- required to execute BONA Win gooo
personal security, and hen retained as ultimate
security THOS. l.. YANCEY, (Coa,rz
WIN. b. YANCEl, Jr,
Dec. Z, lS60--tds.
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the meeting be such al one as will be wor-
thy of such a cause.
MANY CITIZENS OF ALL PARTIES.
Spectator please copy.
Amos Kendall, formerly of Jackson's
Cabinet, is ont in a letter, denouucing seces-
sion as treason and criminal He quotes
| Madison, Jefferson, Randolph and Rltchie
his Did compatrlots, to sustain his position
and urges strongly Madison declaration in
! favor Of the Union Of the States, that the
majority must govern; and that it is treason
to secede.
Capt West, who went to Honduras for
the remains of Gen. Walker, has returned
without them in consequence Of Honduran
law prohibiting exhunlatlon. Col. Rudler,
the second in command of Walkers army,
was well aud hoping for a speedy release.
| Hon. Jno. Bell has written long letter
iu which he expresses the conviction that the
election of Lincoln is TO cause for seces-
sion. He argues against the right Of seces-
sion, and says it can be nothing else but
revolution.
A call has been made for the Legislature
OF Texas 10 convene in extra session. The
Governor refuses to issue an Official call, and
says if the Legislature does assemble he will
resign.
A bill has passed the Mississippi Legisla-
ture authorizing the Governor to appoint
Commissioners to proceed to the Legislatures
OF other ssvebolding States and solicit CO.
operation in the secession programme.
The New York Herald says, MANY of
our Northern manufacturers, despairing Of
seeing trade retored to its accustomed chan
nels, are preparing to transport their estab-
| lishments down South"
Gov. McGofin, Of Ky, has ordered mo-
ton in the Supreme Court for a writ of man
damus against Gov Dennison, Of Ohio,
growing cut of the lattegs refusal to surren-
der fugitive slave, upon the reqoisition Of
the former.
The Unionists have carried nearly every
municipal election that has taken place in
Massachusetts within the past week They
begin to feel the irrepressible conflict.
Senator Hamlin will shortly tender his
resignation, accompanied by a speech, which
will foreshadow the policy Of Lincoln's ad-
ministration.
Gov. Letcher has exercised the pardon
ing power in nine cases during the year he
has been Governor.
The President has given the assurance
that he will not reinforce the forts of Charles
ton harbor.
Col. J. A EImore has been selected By
the Gov Of Georgia, as commissioner to
South Carolina.
The President openly declares that he
will cause the revenue to be collected even
if South Carolina does secede.
The State Convention of Mississippi meets
on the 18th of January.
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zig disposed of my entire interest in the stock
~ Jugs, together with the Books Bon ds &c.. %
.e niln OF + Ii. Trout Il Co, all persons kaowing
themselves indebted to the late firm will come for
ward and maze Immediate settlement with Mr. r.
by him.
T. H. KINNEY.
Staunton, Nov le 1850
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FURTHER POSTPONEMEyT.
The above sale is postponed until Monday the
l0th (December.) j. BUMGARDNER, Jh.
A.. December Z, 1S6O.-1t
STILL FURTHER POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is again postponed until Monday,
the 24th inst, Court day.
j. BUMGARDNER, in.
December Il, 16G0.-2t
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POSTPONEMENT
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the
lst day Of December, 1860.
Nov. %, 1S60.-2t
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Now is the Time

4 and Virginia Bank Notes IN. L.. georgia
Blankets Shawls, Cloaks, Furs, Carpets and Jp Rus
No'S' at d. J. GOLDENBERG.S'
Stanton, Nov. so, 1890. = oS0 0la'e'
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ORDINATION.

Rev. JOSEPH ToRREr, Jr., was ordained as
pastor of the Congregational Church in
Hardwick, Vt, on Wednesday last, May 80.
The services Of the occasion were as fol
lows; Invocation and reading of the Scrip
lures by Rev. j. P. STONE, of Greensboro; in
trOductory prayer by Rev. SAMUEL DELANo,
of STAFFORD ; Sermon, on the grounds and
benefits of Public Worship, by Rev. j.
WHEELER, D. D., Of Burlington Ordaining
prayer by Rev. G. G. PARKER, Waterbury
Charge by Rev. A. BoUTELLE, Peacham
Right hand of fellowship by Rev E. C. CUM
MINGs of st. Johnsbury; Address to the peo-
pie by Rev, W. II. LORD, Montpelier Con-
GLIDING prayer, Rev. j. EASTMAN, Danville
Benediction by the Pastor. The services
were all of high order and of unusual in
terest. Mr.. Torrey is son Of Prof Torrey
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SPRING RAIN.

The irE sits high on the walnut tree,
And /. rains, it rains, it rIiuzi
a jolly philosopher sure is hc,
While DO rains, IL rains, 10 rains.
Elitleiy he looks at the meadow below,
Where the nest viii be when the gr7S'-hIal-s g.
And p7urs out his song In a liquid low,
While IL rains, 10 rains, it rains.
The crocu--cs put up their little heads,
While II rains 10 rains, IL rains
Aai the pink spires sprias from their chilly r..
While it rains. il rains it rainsi
The peach biosl whisper within their cells
3. We viii open our eyes and peep from our -..
While il rains, 10 rains, il rams
AN nature seems happy as happy can BE,
While II rains, it rains, it rains;
But restless mortiIs like you and me,
While 10 rains it rains, it rains,
Look out of the windows In discomfort,
And wonder why showers f3-ity are sent,
Our plans and pleasures -1 SD prevent
tlhy it rains it Tair-, +. r8in-'
The lark knows well that &, % knows best
The need ot the spriu--t.ua ruins
That the sIumcr sunshine 1913 warm lis ..-
After che sprins-time rains,
The grass I'm the meadow pc .-e ply crow
And the coru-5lades wave i1 the valley below
After these surins-tiue r.I1s
Lelus. like him, look eae.alg r.
While it rains, it Iair-. B. -Ii.-.
Waiting with faith till tie storm b. ..-.
While &c rains, il rains, 10 gains.
We know that above the cloud BIS .r.-.-
And the heavens are shining in beauty u-.---
While DO rains, it rains, DO rains. t.a .r..
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'.' '.. -''.---. -'.-' ''' ''.. '-'
-' '.''''
"''. 'il '.
A1ael ..m,.-u. a4r.-a Daniel D. Dana.
d aH.aaa. v-# iro.- oa t"e bead 0r 2
.'-" ranch Oh. tire. Oh ..e -'.a .' -l'...
and fatally "I'Ie'- Die .''.i III ~a ".-oH-
,',- ',- 'i' '-'' 4.'
va Thursday h.t. " \.rs'
J.ia l....4' and John String
Aa" sore digging sand. .a a"A
suddenly ,F-dm, nasyio5 At l,.em1.
and before ae coa-I hs dug oa-, lie w's cz-
ua.. Ills head was only abou- q ,aac uu-
der ,A. sand, and /. the attempts To- rscue
him had been vel. directed. h' ht. nlght
have been saved.
Fa, house and barns OF Mrs. lIea H,u-l-
ton. in Westminster. were burned ON we'd
ue.dav of last week. With most IF the.. ..e-
FONTS. Loss 5000 no insurance.
D..
-.'.-,. J''-' ~, NV -','-
~, .,..,
Wv ~ ,'. -,
80 a. .,l..',. ''
I.r ..r va+rl.sr.eo,5-rn F.r.i.,ar-, ir.