Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-05-08
VIRGINIA TO WIT At Court continued

VIRGINIA TO WIT AT Court continued
v and held for Augusta county at the Court House
on Tuesday, April oath, 1860
The Court doth appoint the following reeholders to
superintend the general election to be held on the
fourth Thursday in May, 1860, for the election of
Judge for the 18th Judicial district Commonwealth
Attorney, Sheriff, Clerk of the Circuit Court. and all
other Officers that may beto elect. And the Court
doth also appoint the Officers hereinafter named to
conduct the said election atthe Court House and each
other place of voting in this county, to wit:
At the Court House, No. l.-Joseph Smith, Franklin
NJ. Young, Thornton Berry, Henry Harrison and Col.
VIM. P. Tate, Commissioners, and George A. Armen-
trout, Officer.
District No. 2.-Wiiam W. Donaghe, John Trim
BILE, Albert j. CARRIER, Judson Mccoy and VIM. II.
Slanker. Commissioners, and Robert w. Stevenson,
Middze5rook- William R. Dunlap, Samuel X. Kerr
VIM. Thompson, James A. G.. Scott and Elijah Hogs
head. Commissioners, and VIM. H. Bell officer.
Cradgsviue-David Kunkle, Robert Young, Luke
GreenuaNs-Wm. F. Smith, William Hess, John
Merritt, A. B. Shultz and Lewis Bumgardner, Com
missioners, and John Towberman, Officer.
Stuarts Draft.-Hugh G. Guthrie, John W. Hunt
er, John Brooks, Adam McChesney and Jacob Van
Lear. Commissioners, and VIM. l.. Hunter, Officer.
Waynes6orough.-J j. Bell, William Patrick,
Hugh Mcclure, Samuel Conner. ST., and DR.. Cyrus
Alexander, Commissioners, and John 7. Arnall OFF,
cer
FSshersuiAs. Franklin McCue, John Hamilton, j.
g. Guthrie, Samuel McCune, and D. w. Coner, Com
New Hope.-George G. Robertson, Jacob Cofman,
Nathaniel Kerr, Samuel Conner, Jr., and James N.
Gentry, Commissioners, and J. d. Hanger, Officer.
Mt. Meridian.-Jas W. Crawford, Benjamin Dyer
ly, James Johnson, James A. Patterson and Abraham
Mohler, Commissioners and Benjamin Craig, Officer
Mt. Sidmey.-Addson Hyde, VIM. Crawford, DR..
VIM. G. Brufey, John G. McCue, and Thomas Burke,
Commissioners and John H. Crawford, Officer.
Spring HiU.-Theophilus Gamble, Robert Gamble,
Jacob Crist John Rimel and Bethuel Herring, Com
missioners and U. D. Poe, Officer.
Mt Solom.-Daniel Forrer, A. R. Bell, J. T. Clarke,
John j. Cupp and David Kyle, Commissioners, and
ChurchuilIe James Wilson. Bailey Dunlap, Henry
Sterrett, J. W. Huff, and II. Bare, Commissioners,
and R. P. Eubank, Officer.
Swoope's Depot Samuel H. Bell, Washington
Swoope, ST., George Shuey, Jacob Baylor and A. G.
Wayland Commissioners and Washington Swoope
Jr, Officer.
James Henry and J. d. McGufin, Commissioners and
b. A. Henry, Officer.
Neu Port.-H. Stewart, James J. Martin, DR.. John
McChesney, James Berry and Thomas Steele Com
DeerfeId. VIM. Guy, w. w. Montgomery, Renlx
Hodge, J. Mann and DR.. McCutchen, Commission
ers, and Ed. Montgomery, Officer.
Sher0nd0.-Benjamin F. Lewis, VIM. Grass M n.
Manley, Samuel A. Hunter and Daniel j. Shaw,
Commissioners, and VI. M. Mofett, Officer.
Parnassus.-James Byers Martin Whitmore, Enos
Commissioners and John Hogshead, officer.
May L, 1S6O-tde. W. A. BURNETT, D. G.
|OORD REGIMENT.-The Training of Officers
CC belonging to the 93rd Regiment will take place
in Staunton on the 18th, 18th and 10th of May All
Officers required to appear on parade IN Iuii unl-
form with white pants
The Regimental Muster will take place in Middle
brook on Saturday, the 10th of May, ,
Col. 93rd Regiment.
April "a, 1s6O-Vin copy tdm.
CTATIONERY.- Foolscap, Legal, Ladies French,
y English and American PAPER. Also Pens, Pen
ellis, Envelopes, Visiting Cards, Portfolios, Blank
Books and every article usually kept by Stauoners
can be purchased at very reduced prices at
WALTERS New Store.
Staunton, April II, 1860. Beverly Street.
no THE LADIES.-l5O white and colored
i SHAKERS, from No. 8 to IL, at 37H cents. 20
Boxes white black and fancy Ruches, some as low as
1917 cents. Fancy Bonnet Ribbons, per yard l21s
cents Shawls, Mantillas, Paras0ls Nee3ewGorS ~e'
very low at UoLDENDEn0o
| Q ADDLERY, &c,-We would call the atten-
y ton of Saddlers and Coach Irlmmers 70 our
of goods in their line which will be found very COM
Staunton, April "a. WOODS GILKESON.
WOODEN WARE.-Wash Tubs, PAINTED ee
| w Tubs Buckets, Pals, Measures Boxes, wash
Boards, Clothes Pins Bowls e. BIO BIe0 ms
| Staunton, May l. 1860. GEO. E. PRIZE.
nAINTS, &c.-2OOO Tbs Lewis Pure Lead, lou
i lbs Brooklyn Star Lead, 1000 lbs Snow WHITE
AIso O;is Rr,Sbes Colors Glass and Putty for sale
at at ~' P II. TROUT co.
Staunton, March 20. 1860
n ROUND AND ROCK PLASTEK.-2S,e
(T tons BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER. For sale
~ p N POWELL CO.,
| ''no+ OK Union Hall Building.
| nHYSICIANS can always be supplied with ful
| assortment of Medicines the BEST QUALITY at
| DR., II. s. EICHELBERGER'S.
| Staunton, Jan. %. SO
s00 PAIR Mems, Women's, Misses ana Boys
| MHI SHOES lust received and for sale low at
wv TAYLOR Il HOGE'S.
| Staunton, April 10, 1850.
| nEAL THREAD, Black French Lace, Hermann ant
~ other WELLS of splendid quality at .xx,r,,,
| Staunton. April 8, go d. A. KAYoEKo.
7nn PIECES Brown and Bleached COTTONS at
llWI TAYLOR Il HOGE'S.
Staunton, April 10, 1850