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From Europe.

?. ST. JOINS, May eth. The steamer Bra
I'll. from Galway, on the 10Th ult arrived
here yesterday.
1t was rumored that arrests had been
made at Paris on account of an Italian plot
against the Emperor. -.
Baron Bruck bad committed suicide, hav-
ing been dismissed as was said, from the
Austrian Ministry. in CONSEQUENCE of COM
plicity in the recently discovered gigantic
frauds
The voting in Savoy on the annexation
question, will. it is said, exceed LOG, 600.
Only 200 poes had been recorded
A slight insurrsction in the French pos
sessions in Africa occurred, but 1t was
promptly suppressed. 80.
The Prince of Wales will not visit Cana
da before the first week in July. -.
There is nothing new in regard to the
prize fight. A medical certificate was CIV
Gu that Sayers would not bc;able to use his
arm for 2 months, and probably more Some
9200 had been collected for Sayers among
tie members of the House of Commons.
Bells Life contains the Gnal demand Of
IIeenan for the Belt under the assertion
that he won it. That paper treats the claim
as preposterons. and asserts that the chances
favor Savers, and that had the referee. wit
messed the thirty-seventh round they would
have afforded him the victory. : j..
The Chinese were at the last accounts
making defensive preparations. 1t was re-
ported that two British vessels had been
sunk by the forts on the Peih).
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For the Tindicotor

At called meeting of the voters of the
,Waynesboro' District. held at Fisll~rsvlle.
Saturday evening, May 18Th, 1860, john
Hamilton. Esq, was called to the Chair and
Z. w. Shelton appointed Secretary
1t was moved and adopted that this meet
lug endorse the nominees for Magistrate,
made at the Waynesboro' meeting siz =
Absaleu Koiner, John S. Ellis. George A.
Bruce aud DR. Kennerly. It was also NOV
ed and adopted that this meeting nominate
additional candidates for that office, 50 that
the people may have the privilege Of elect
their Magistrates. 1t was thereupon unau-
imously adopted that the three old Magis-
trates set aside by the Wayuesboro' meeting
viz: D. S. Bell Robert NJ. White and VIII
liam Chapman be nominate;:. by this meet
ing. 1t was moved aud adopted that the
proceedings O.. this meeting be published in
the Stauntoa Spectator and Vindicator.
JOHN HAMILTON, CH'N
# W. SHELToN. Sec'y
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WIN. G. srEnRrrlr.

= ~ \ = ~ For The Timdicator.
There will be meeting in Greenville on
Saturday next, the 18th inst, at 2 O'clock,
P. M. to nominate suitable candidates for
Magistrates and Overseers of the Poor. 1t
is desired that voters from all parts Of the
District shall attend.
Several of the candidates will be present
and address the people on that day.
GREENvILLE.
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MANY VOTERS.
For the Tandicotor

ce For the indicator.
After declaring my grateful remembrance
for the voluntary solicitude manifested by
numerous friends throughout our county for
my election to the Office of Sheriff, I hereby,
for reasons satisfactory to myself, declare my
my intention to withdraw my name from the
List of candidates for Office
Very Respectfully,
WIN. G.. STERRETT.
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Religious Notice.

The Rev. R. PsMITCRELL, of the Virgins
Conference, will preach in the Baptist Church, or
next Sabbath afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
Stanton, May IL, 1860.
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To the Voters of NEagisteriaF Bis
fytct no. E.s

We respectfully cali the attention of the
voters of this District to the fact that there
is no Magistrate in the Toum portion of
said District, and Col. John L. Peytont
having removed, we take the liberty of pre-
senting the name of W. G. STERRETT,
who will be voted for, by
MANY VoTrpc
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:, ST. Louis May IA salute of 1853 guns
was fred here on Friday, i'll hon Or of that
number Of that number Of delegates who yo-
ted for Mr. Douglas at Charleston.
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. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
5,sas 'ri's Ap,ou'ng 80 $3.50, o4O

. Will BE DRAWN THIS MUNTH.
CRETiFIUATE OF PACKAGES will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk,; 'e5.Y
Certificate efiPaekages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate Of Packages of10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets Is
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, 1850
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10 the heirs Of Even Eyens and James
- EraIiS.

TAKE NOTICE.-I understand that the claim
4 Of Sidney Evans on Farm adjoining Ku,lkle
and Alexander Crawford, and sold by Bumgard-
ner is altered. All persons having claims on the
above farm will present them to me, and not to
Henry Schovy who resides on the land. The Va.
Central Railroad Company having valued a part
OF the above tract around the Railroad without
notice to me, and said Company not having paid
me for the first valuation of $50 for said road if
the Company will paw me the $50 will sign their
deed to the land. may be found at Deitrick
Mier's, Parnassus, Augusta Co.
April ~, 1861 Ste JACOB SCHOYY.
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NoRrolK. May 7.-The venerable Little
ton Walter Tazewell, formerly u. s Sena-
tor. and an Tx Governor of Virginia, died
here on Sunday. 1t tie age of IS years. ::
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Notice to Contractors
&EALGD proposals will be received by the I'M
ERECTION Of additional buildings at the Va. Militia
ry Institute. The work TO be done will embr ace
some 700, 600 bricks, and will correspond in style
and finish with the present Cadet Barracks. Pro-
posals will specify the rate per Thousand for the
brick--and specific prices for the wood work in
detail. FRANCIS H. SMITH,
May 4, 1860.-2t Supt. Va. M. l. ,
DROPHYLAMIN, the newly discovered remedy
4 for Rheumatism, for sale by
Stanton, May II, 1850.
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;, NEw York. May IA meeting Of the
national democrats took place at the Metro
pelitan Hotel tonight ex- Mayor Mickle
presiding Strong. Houston resolutions we're
adopted, and great enthusiasm prevailed
4 committee to get up mass meeting was
appointed ~~~
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FOR CONSTABLE.

NJ. We are authorized to announce GEORGE
NJ, APPLE a candidate for.re-election tothe office
of Constable in the 9Th District of Augusta county.
March 2, 1905
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FOR SHERIFF.

M@~Wa are authorized to announce Col. JAS.
A. LILI.EY, as candidate for Sheriff OF Angus ia
county, al the next election.
Mgs- We are authorized to announce JOHN j.
LAREW, as candidate for Sheriff of Augusta
county. at the next election.
Mzs-We are authorized to announce HENRY
IL. PECK a candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
Augusta county.
Jan 6, IS60.-tde ~ sa.as}
We are authorized 10 announce PETER G
STEELE, a candidate for the Office Of Sheriff OF
Augusta county.
Jan. 10, l860.* s.,-<t %Ea$stt*t
My~W We are authorized to announce Capt p.
o. POLM Err candidate for the Office of Sheriff
of Augusta County.
February 5. 1860. 49,
mg~We are authorized to announce TIlOHAS
P. WILSON a candidate for the uffice Of Of Sher.
iff of Augusta. s a-S
March 8, l860s--tde*
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For the Vindicator.
Col II. L. Opie, R. G.. Bickle, W. W..
Donnaghe, Benz. Crawford. B. F Points,
VIM. A. Bell, Fl. Edison and Richard Sum-
mecson,. will Devoted for in the End Magis-
! rial district, for Justices by
MANI YoreAs
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NEWS FROM THE;
CHARLESTON 10 .VENTIOX!

,UUO. sU INN Il c s1'1 iSG,NV AND
just received from Baltimore, of
Cur OWE Manufacture,
which we will sell at the lowest Gosh prices.
Our Stock comprises full assortment of
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BOYS READY
MADE CLOTHING,
and also great variety Of FURs1sHfNa GooDs,
TRUNKS, SATCHELS &C., &c.
The nkful for past favors we respectfully solicit
the patronage from cur former customers and the
public generally. :.
~ Call and convince yourselves of the fact.
WELLER & BRO,
-. -. tCoaNER BEVERLY s New Srs.
Staunton, April II, l660.-3m.- Copy.
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;GApril 20, 1850.

THE undersigned is now receiving from the
Il Northern Cities large supply of fashionable
Hats and Caps, of gil kind and qualities including
handsome Straw aud other Summer Hats. which
he is Offering cheaper than has ever been sold in
this Market Before. for cash. He has also on hand
an ESQ fment Of riding hats for Ladies, and flats
for Girs-which will be sold very low. He re-
specially solicits call from his old customers,
and the public generally, feeling assured that no
one will 60 away without being pleased, both as to
Plated Hats for Servants at 1879 cents each.
VIM. SHRY,
= Agt for NJ. G. Hartman
Staunton, April 20, 1860. -tf.-spec. Copy.
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MTIzLITI - q =
.vKYS. MNte w. Keller

IL AS just returned from New York and Balti-
Ill more, with full and complete stock of
BON NJ ETS, MH
and every thing pertaining to a FANCY MILL
NER Y EST
LACE NANTES. of every style and price; Eng
LIsH BEaAGE NANTES aud CLorH CApEs; HOOP
SKIRTS Of new Style and very cheap Also new
and very. fine CoRsErs,-a fresh supply of. HEAD
DRESSES and new kinds of Netts. Chi1dren's
Hats very pretty. Some very fine real LACE
SETS, as cheap as can be found IN the market.
In briet, Mrs. Kelley has now the largest, most
beautiful and elegant assortment Of
Fashionable Millinery & Ladies Trimmings
ever offered in the Valley, and is determined to
sell as cheap as can be purchased outside of the
Eastern Cities. Her long experience in the bust
ness has enabled her to select the most tasteful ar
tieles on the most advantageous FERNS. She re
spectfully solicits call from her former customers
and the public generally, satisfied that they will
not fail to be pleased.
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Ess- The Richmond Wing says Virginia

E-g- The Richmond Wing says Virginia
was pledged to 60 out Of the Charleston
Convention, in the event the Tennessee reso-
luton was not adopted. This is a mistake.
Virginia was not pledged to secede from the
Convention in any contingency. Some Of
the members of the delegation, distinguished
more for lungs than brains, declared that
they would go out of the Convention, if The
resolution requiring two-thirds Of the electo-
raj VOTES of all the States, even after the Sc
cession of eight States, was not adopted. =
This resolution was adopted,
Ew- Political platforms arc the invention
of political tradcsmen, to cheat and delude
the people. They are made primarily to-
secure the success Of some aspirant for Of
Zee, after which they are kicked aside as
worthless and of non effect. Platforms are
humbugs, and apples of discord Parties
are better without them. for they generally
serve no other use than to be brought up in
Judgment against the party that adopted
them, to convict il of inconsistency.
GY- The Virginia Republican Conven-
ton @ met in. Wheeling on the 2nd inst,
and it is said that delegates from all partsof
the State were present. Joseph Apologize
Of Brooke county. presided. Alfred Cald
well. Of Brooke, K. N. Norton, Of Ohio, J,
c. Underwood, of Clarke, and w. A. Gett,
of Montgomery, were appointed delegates
at large to Chicago A long address was
reported. and speeches were made by sever
al persons. The telegraph SAYS: ".The
next Convention will be held at Richmond
|. CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY The Washing
ton correspondent of Forney's Press, writes:
regret to be; called to- state that serious
fears are entertained lest Che venerable head
of the Supreme Court Of the United States,
Justice fancy, may never again take his
seat on the bench. He fell from sheer ex-
haustion few days ago, and had to be
borne to his chamber Another of the aged
members of bis high tribunal is also in
very enfeebed condition.
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For Commissioner Of the Revenue.

For Commissioner Of the Revenue.
@sa-We are authorized to announce THOMAS
8. COALTER as candidate for the of9ce OF Com
missioner of the Revenue for the LIST District.
February 8, 1850
Wa We are authorized to announce THOMAS
NJ DONOHO, as a candidate for reelection TO the
flee of Commissioner of Revenue, for the LIST dis
trict If Augusta County.
Feb. 10. 1860. ~,
SLOWER a candidate TO, reelection to the office
of Commissioner of the Revenue in the 2gd District
of Augusta.
March 8, 1860.
TURK as a candidate for the Office OF Commission
er of the Revenue in the 1st District.
March 16, lsG0.-tde* -.
Mg~ We are authorized to announce W LIAM
L. MON'RY a candidate for the office OF Commits
soner of the Reyer nc for the End District OF Au-
gusta county.
March 80, lS60.-tde*
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REMOVAI Il,
AT GOLDEN.BERG,S
III EsVV SrTrgDR - :

IN Il w sSsrTnGDR -
M e are receiving almost every dav, new and
~ beautiful Goods in Millinery, DRESS
9 q s ) nIRIJfMLNGS, EaNBROIDERIES.
L4C III A9LES, BUSTERS, de-.
just to hand 500 STRAW BONNETS FLATS
and SHAKERS, 50per cent lower than ever sold
before in Stanton. For great Bargains in Fash
ionable Goods please call always first at
D. J. GOLDENBERGS,
Next door to the Post Office 81
Stanton Nav g. 1860
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LOOK at TIL
A SPLENDID DRAWING
THE THREE NUMBER PLAN !!

"a, Az Prizes amounting to 1881, 4sl. 20
Whole Tickets SIS.
s.a,....s SHARES IN PROPORTION. r.s .;.- .
IN ORDERING TICKETS. OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to our address for the tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets end
ing in any figure they may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sen t
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All communications stirctly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to 80
MCKINNEY l. CO., Savsnnah, Ga.
April q, l850.--ylcm sstst
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!. NEW ARRIVAL.

NEVV JhhhI al.
HAVE just received large addition to nv
4 stock Of HARDWARE, making my assort-
bt and articles
kEEPERS, all of which Will be sold at the lowest
market rates. Merchants wishing to rep!ensh their
stock are requested to examine my stock of goods
ana pllces as they will be able to purchase at pri-
css ABOUT the same as in the Cities especially in all
American Goods. GEO. b. PRiCE
Staunton, May A. 1860: go .
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TO all whom it may Concern !

A 7 the June Term. 1860, Of the Circuit Court
IN of Augusta County, will apply to the said
Court for an order authorizing George BAYLOR.
Administrator de ,onis non acih the aciU annered OF
Thomas Hutchins, deed, and as such Trus zee for
Betsey HemiclS, wife of john NJ. Helmick. resi-
dents of Christian County, Illinois, to pay to me,
the trustee appointed by Court of Record in the
5taJe iiiflsus, DJsey fIei1ilie or 10 m
Attorney, all money in the hands of said Baylor
as said adm or and trustee to which she may be
entitled under the will of said Thomas Hutchns,
decd. for the purpose of removing the to th e
State of Illinois.
GILBERT II. HARRIS,
Trustee for Betsey Helnick.
WIN. S. Fl. BAYLOR, D.. a.
Nav d. 1850 -4t-Prs fee 30 20
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Cnion constitutional Convention

~bALriMoKE, May 9-Tbcre are delegates
here. to tue CONSTITUTIONAL Convention. from
every State except Oregon and S Carolina
a. Y o'clock the Convention was called
to order by Hon J J CritteEden, of Ky.
Player by the Rev James G. McCabe.-
Mr.. Crttenden then moved that the Hon.
washington Hunt take the Chair. which
was unanimously approved.
4. Mr.. Hunt, on taking the Chair delivered
s powerful address, designating the slavery
question, that has split the Der. ocratic par
ty.as miserable abstraction He believed
that this Convention has the power. to rally
around it the patriotism of the country.
- On motion of Gen. Leslie Coombs, a COM
mittee on permanent organization was ap-
pointed. and the Convention took recess
TIL II o'clock, P. M. !, =.
BALTIMORE. May 9, P MA pernla-
.nent organization was effected, with wash
ton Hunt for President. 10 Vice Presidents
and il Secretaries. ].
Mr.. Hunt, in his inaugural. esche"ed al!
sectional dissensons, and said this Conyen-
ton intended to bring the people back to the
consideration of principles and questions
upon which all could unite. lie hoped no
disturbing element would be introduced to
mar the harmony of the proceedings, and
trusted there would not be any attempt made
to settle the popular sovereignty or other is
sues which are now causing dissensions III
Congress and elsewhere. ,.,,. -.
A free interchange Of opinions relative to
Presidential nominees took place.
? A platform is not favored by some, who
say that the Constitution is sufficient.
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FOR CONNONWEALTH'S ATTORNEY,

.Mg~W We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
II. HARTMAN, ESQ.,, as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Commonw ealth's Attorney, for
4 agusta county.
March 2, Isolde 3s
~ We are authorized to announce ROBERT
L.. DOYLE ESQ.,, as Candidate for the Office of
Commemorative Attorney for Augusta county.
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To all whom it may Concern

To all whom it. may Concern
A the June Term, 1860, of the Circuit Court of
- Augusta County, will apply to said Court
Ter an order authorizing George Baylc", Admin
saratcrs de boa5san acah the aciU ANNEXED Of Thos
Hutchns, decd, to pay to me or my Attorney,
all money in his hands as such Administrator, be-
longing to my ward, Nancy Ann Afford, 'tor q all
ford,) legatee Of SAID Thomas Hutchins dec d,
now resident of Christian County, Illinois, for
the purpose of removing said money to the State
OF Illinois. VIM. W.HALFORD,
Guardian Of Nancy Ann Halford
WN S. +. BAYLOR, p. q.
May 4, I660.-4t.-Prs fee 81.
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4 or Judge of the Circust Court

Mg-We are authorized to announce DAVID
FULTZ, Esq, candidate for the Office of
Judge of the Circuit Court. 4H
January 20, lS60.--tde $50: ~
mg~Judge LUCAS P. THOMPSoN,sis a can.
diaate for election to the Office CT Judge of the
It'll Circuit Of Virginia.
March %, 1850.
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1860, SPRING SEASON. 1860.
.7ggs.s. G. S1'ET.E.V,SO.v +,

:. e7ga.s. G. STE T.Eyv,SO.v
V1TOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
w Staunton and vicinity that she has now open
ed her stock of SPRING AND SUMMER
HGILLIN Err \, consisting of all the latest Paris
Fashions, and embraces great variety OF rich ,
rare and elegant styles, together with large as
ment Of medium and low priced goods. Her
numerous friends and customers, and the Ladies
generally, are invited to call and examine her stock
at her store Beverly street, opposite the Marble
Yard.
Val will haze my opening Of SUMNER BON
NETS on Monday ncxt, the 2Srd instant.
Stanton, April 20, i86o-tf.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
TTIE IsADIES s-:+- -
A RE respectfully notified that the subscriber
N will open on the 10th, 18th and 18th, inst, one
OF the finest Stocks of American and French MIL
LIVERY ever exhibited in this Latitude Being
also at Winchester largely engaged in Millinery,
and buying in large quantities of Importers only,
he has the facilities to offer
Straw Goods,
Ribbons, Flowers, Ct; :
Headdresses, Ruches, &C.,
Considerably below the former prices, and to sup
ply Country Milliners at City Jobbing rates.
y, 4 D. J. GoLDEHBERG, .
sfaunton, April 10, 1860.
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
TINE partnership existing for tn last thirteen
Il years between the undersigned, is this day
dissolved by mutual onsent. The declining health
of the retiring Partner John 0. Hobbs, renders it
important that the affairs Of the late firm should
be speedily settled up We would therefore ear
nestly request those Of our friends knowing them
selves to be indebted to us by bond or otherwise,
to make immediate payment.
=. TAYLOR & HOBBS.
West View. April %, 1860.-3t
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
Fare now receiving our Spring and Summer
w Clothing and would call the attention of
customers and the public to the same. We ha We
a ar on hand avery large lot of GENTS FUR
~ ~ loHlNo GoUDS, consisting of Shirts. Collars,
Drawers, Cravats, Socks, unndkerchiefs. &c.
which we believe will meet the demands of all.
sss~ All Goods guaranteed as represented
ROAM 4 ABBY
.s@ Under North Wing Va. HOTEL
Stanton, April s, 1860
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GRAPE AND HAIR BONNETS, from So to S..
Staunton April 13, 1860.-tf
4 PROMINENT FO THE TRAIN
"A. ING OF OFFICERS, COMPOSING THE
18th BRIGADE VA. MILITIA:
Regiment, at Covington, Allegheny, will
commence on Wednesday, May End.
Slst Regiment, at Bath Court House, will com
mence on Tuesday, May Sth
| Sind, 93rd and l60th Regiments, at Stanton,
will commence on Monday, May 18th.
| Sth and l44th Regiments, st Lexington, will
commence On Monday, May 2lst.
| THE GENERAL. MUaTERS will take place as
follows:
Regiment on sat lrday, May 5th, at the
muster grounds at Cov.ngton, Allegheny.
Sist Regiment on Friday, May lIth, at the mug
| ter grounds at Bath Court House.
! l60th Regiment on Thursday, May 18th, 32nd
on Friday, May 18th and 93rd on Saturday May
10th, at tkeir respective muster grounds in the
county of Augusta. a 1HssE
l44thtRegihent on Friday May 2sth and sth on
Saturday, May 26th at their respective muster
muster grounds in Rockbridge county.
| 1t Is, die to Lieut.. Col James Barbour Terri.l,
| Of Bath county, that should, in the name of the
General commanding, publicly acknowledge the
energetic and efficient services so kindly and gene
rously rendered by him, acting brigade inspec-
tor, at the last years trainings,
| BY order nf the Brigadier General
j. W.rMASSIE, Brig. lnsp'r 18th Brig.
April u, 1861. 81. :.
WIRGINIA.-At Circuit Court continued
and held for Augusta county at the Court
house, on Thursday, the 18th of November, 1859,
Nicholas c. Kinney late Clerk of this Court, hay-
ing departed this life, and Alex. F. Kinney having
tais day been appointed Clerk pro tempore in mis-
room and stead: The Court, in pursuance of the
requirements of the act of the General Assembly in
that case made and provided, doth appoint the 4th
Thursday IN Meg, next, the day for holding en-
election to I'LL the vacancy, and doth order that a
writ of Election be and the same is hereby ordered
directed to the Sheriff Of Augusta county comman-
LIZ al, L
to law, on the 4ih Thursday in Nav next, for an
election by the qualified voters Of Augusta county
OF Clerk Of the Circuit Court of said county, in
the room and stead, and to fill the vacancy occa
stoned BY the death Of the late Clerk, the said
Nicholas g. Kinney, decd. II a
A Copy-Teste,1 $50
+ - = .t.a A. F. KINNEY, CTk pro tenn.
/ ~ III accordance with the above order an
election will be held in the county Of Augusta on
the 4th Thursday in May next, for Clerk of the
Circuit Court of said county.
R. TURK, Sheriff.
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For Justice of the Peace and Overseer
of the Poor.
We are authorized to announce j. N. GILL;
BERT as candidate for the offices of Justice of
the Peace and Overseer of the Poor in District
No. l.
April 20, ls60.-tde
FOR MAGISTRATE.
~ DR.. W. W. CROPP will be supported for
the Magistracy in the 7th District Of the county of
Augusta, at the next election. The Dr. will please
let us hear from him. MANY VOTERS.
May 4, lseo.--tas