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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-12-21
: SPECIAL NOTICE.

GES'L SUPT's OFFICE VA. CEN'L r. r., I
RICHMOND, Dec 10, 1860.
THE p-FREIGHT DEPARTMENT Of this
Il road at Richmond will be closed at o'clock
P. NJ, on FRIDAY, the 2lst instant aud will not
be re-opened again until FRIDAY, the 4th dav of
January, 1861. The last outward bound Freight
Train for the present year will leave Richmond on
SATURDAY, the 22d instant. and the next on
SATURDAY, the 5th of January, 1861.
The last inward Freight Train will arrive in Rich
mond on MONDAY, tfe "a inst. Any live stock
will be delivered the same evening and the Down
Freight depot will be opened from to II o'clock,
A. NJ. on WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst, for the
delivery of such articles consgnces may desire,
after which time it will be closed until FRIDAY,
tie Attn day OF January.
a. STEPHEN HUNTER.
Principal Freight Agent.
SrAuNroS, Dec. d. $780,
The last Eastward bound Freight Train, before
the Holydays. will leave Stanton Depot FRIDAY
NIGHT, 21st inst, 10 O'clock, P. NJ. The last
Western bound Freight Train will leave MON
DAY, Oath inst, at 9.45, A. NJ. The Depot will
be closed on MO NDAY, the Gath inst. and opened
again on MONDAY, the It'll of January, 1861.
W. A. BURKE, Agent.
Stanton. Dec. 81, 1860.
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The Markets.
In Richmond, Super6ne -four is sold at $685.
IN l,y tho drov load

In Richmond, Superfne -four is sold at $6.25a
S. so by the dray load.
Sales in New York, December H. of SIS, 900 Va
e's at Is, $4,000 N. G. at ~, and $4,000 Tenn.
SIS at IL.
closed weak. New York Centrals "a, Virginia 6's
1917 !: Missouri Us T6l4. Flour higher-Ohio SIS -
25 Southern 81. 90a5 25. Wheat frmer-Wh ite
Western Sl.24al.70; Corn frm-Mxed 62a65.
BALTIMORE, Dec l8.-Flour Howard and Ohio
held at SIS City Mills $4.87-no sales. Wheat dull
red ST l0al l8; white ST.. goal. 4O.-Corn stead =
new white and yellow 49a53, old do. 55a9O.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, Dec. 1.-THE
receipts of Beef Cattle this week reached about
800 head and the market rather better, the prices
ranging at to SO. so per 100 lbs. net, for common
to prime. Cows sold at from rs to $50 each, as to
condition Hogs-About 5000 head at market !;
sales at 7a$7 SO per 100 lbs net, fer still and
fed. Sheep-About $500 were at market; sales
at 4a5 cents per h. gross, as to condition.
A Geographic report from Washington city says
that General Scott has given the President an eab
crate opaion in reference to the present condition
of the military defences of the country, and what
should be done in view of possible contingencies.
He of deprecates ecession and begs his own
State Of Virginia to pause and bear the ills she has
than fly to those she knows not Of But, if seces-
sion occurs, he says it will result not in the forma
ton of two, but four distinct nationalities. The
correspondent gives the divisions as he can
recoect them, as follows The first will probal-
bly, consist of New York, New England Peonsyl-
vana. Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota;
the second will consist of indiana, Illinois Ohio
Western Virginia, ard SO along down the Blue
Ridge, taking in Western Florida, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky
Missouri and Texas. The third will consist o.
South Carolina, Georgia, East Florida, Eastern
Virg mia, and perhaps Maryl land and Delaware
The Pacific States will constitute the fourth. The
General treats the exclusion of the grain-gro wing
States Of the West from direct communication
will have free course to 60 down the Mississippi,
and will insist upon Pensacola naval depot
He also gives it is said an elaborate statement Of
the disposition of the military forces of the nation
and the condition and needs of the fortified places
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Orange and Alexandria Railroad.
- ISL = S.
OK AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, APRIL llrH, ls6

OK AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 18TH, 1860
Two DAILY TRAINS leaYe Alexandria at
Il 7 90, 4. 81 and 7,l5 P. NJ, for LYNCHBU URIC
and the SOUTH WEST, connecting at Gordons-
vile with the Trains the Virginia Central Rail
road, for RICHMOND, CHARLOTTESVILLE.
STANTON. &C.; and with the Train on the Ma
nassas Sap Railroad for WOODSTOCK, MOUNT
JACKSON, DC.
Through Tickets to Richmond, Lyuchburg, Knox
vile, Memphis, Nashville, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, &C.. at the Railroad Station.
Also Through Tickets to ,treenbrier White Sui
phur S rings via. jackson River.
The Trains leave Lynchburg twice daily, at SAC
A. NJ, and 40 p. NJ, for Alexandria and Wash
ington; arriving in Alexandria at 2. NJ, and
4.20 A. NJ
The Connections with Virginia Central and Ma
nassas Gap Railroads are made by the day trains
only. j. NJ. BROADUS,
General Ticket Agent.
Ng~ ON AND AFTER Friday, 10th June, the
passenger trains will leave corner of King and
Union streets, Alexandria, att O'clock, 4. NJ, and
7.l5 P. NJ.
Dec. z lSGO-tf.
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Medical Card.

nRS. W. NJ. CRAWFORD and G. s. Wal K
practice of medicine, offer their professional SER
vices to the public.
~ Office in Mt. Sidney.
December IA, ls60.-3t*
nARNASSUS MILITIA. COMPANY III, will
L parade at your usual place Ct muster FRI
day, December 2lst 1862 at II o'clock, A. NJ i, for
the purpose of electing lst and 2nd Leutenants.
Lieut.. Col John FL. Crawford, will surerintend
the election Byorder Of the Coll
G. W. IMB0DEN, AdJt leoth Reg't.
Dec. a. io6U-2t.
COMPANY s.H'' will parade at Jacob Neff's on
u Saturday December 22d, 1860, at IL O. clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose Of electng Captain and
LIST and End Lieutenants. Lieut.. Col. John H.
Crawford will superintend the election. By order
of the Col. G. W. IMBODEN, ADJ l60th Reg.
Dec. IA. l869-2t.
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Ng-HEAD4eHE is the fayotite sign BY which ma,
ture makes known any deviation whatever fr0'p
the natural state OF the brain, and viewed in this
Eubt it NAV be looked en- safeguard intended
to rive notice of disease which might otherwise
cape attention till too late to be remedied aud its
indication should never be neglected. Headache
NAV be classified under two names. viz :-Sympto-
matte and ldiopathic. Symptomatic Headache is
exceedingly common and is the precursor of q
GREAT variety Of diseases, among which are Apo
rn'exv, Goat Rheunatisr. and all febrfle diseases.
In It's ner vous form it is sympa hetc of diseasc 81
the ST omach, constituting sick headache, or hera'.
10 disea Sc constituting bilious headache of worms.
tpat ion ana other disorders Of the bowels,
we'll asre a. and nserine affections Diseases of the
heart are very Frequently attended with Head :
aches: AnBn;a and plethora are also affections
which frequently occasion headache. Idiopathio
Headache is also very common, being usually dis
tinpuished by the name OF nervous headache, some
fi,nes coming Oh suddenly =. state of apparently
sound health and prostratirG at once the mental
and pbvsical energies, and In 9tl!er instances il
comes on slowly, heralded by depression Of spirits
or ascerbitv of temper. IN most instances the pain
is in the front of the head, one or both eycs.
and sometimes provoking vomiting; under thiselsss
NAV also be named Neuralgia
For the treatment of either class OF Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found sure and safe
remedy, relieving the inosi acue pains IN . few
minutes, and by its subtle power eFadicatins tho
disease of which headache is the unerring iIev1'
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The Charleston correspondent Of the New
York World writes:
Captain Berry is very fierce patriot. in
deed. as you may judge from remark that
he once made: II would rather be hung
in South Carolina" said he, ethan die a
natural death in any other State"
His Excellency, Gov. Moore, Of Alaba-
ma, has appointed the following gentlemen
commissioners to confer with the authorities
of Virginia: Hon. "A. + Hopkins, of Mo-
bile. and Francis u. Gilmer, Esq, of
Montgomery ~
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HOUSE AND LoT

DY virtue of the decree Of the Circuit Court Of
ID Highland county, pronounced at the October
term 1860. in cause therein pending between
William Terri and others Plaintiffs, and James
W. Smith Defendant, l will proceed, on the premi,.
SEES in town of Monterey, on Saturday, the l9th q
January 1861, to sell at public sale, a HOUSE AND
LOT in the town of Monterey. containing Id OF
an Acre and known and designated in the plat of
said town AS lot No. II.
TERMS The above house and lot will be sold
upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen months,
bonds with good security bearing interest from day
of sale to be executed by the purchaser. and the
title be retained until the purchase money is full
Iy paid.
LUCIUS Fl. STEPHENS Comm'r.
Dec. A. lS60-tdS.
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A Real Blessing.

PEYsIc1AN.-W ell. Mrs. Jones, how is that head
ache2
Mas. JONES. Gone Doctor, ali gone! The rill
you sent cured me III just twenty minutes and
wish you would send me more so that can have
them handy.
PnYsIcIAS.--You can get them tany Druggists.
Call for Cephaic Pills, and find they never faii,
and | recon mend them in all cases of Headache.
Mas JoNEs.-I shall send for box directly, aud
shall tell all my suffering friends, fec they
real blessing
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Gzg-Did you ever hare the Sick Headacho' Do
GU remember the thrcbblng se,nples, the fe9 erei
brow, the oath'ng and disgust the sight OF food
How totally rnfit you wore FOR leasure, converse
ton or stuIy. Ope Of tae Ccphalie Pills would
have relieved vow from all the suffering which you
then ez.peri9nsed. For this aud other purposes you
should always have box pf them on hand to usst
az occasion requires.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TaE INAUGURATION os LA.GuAsss.-There is ~
growing tendency in this age to appropriate tbs
most expressive words of other languages, and at
ter a willie to incorporate them into our own; thus
the word CephaIic, which is from. the Greek, signi
fv;nv .sfor the head" is now becoming popularzcd
IN connection with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
rame5 ,, hut it will soon he used in a more general
a,,y and the word Cephaic will become COM
mon as Eectrotype and MANY others whose distinc-
ton as foreign words has been worn away by COM
mon usage until they seem ''native and to the ma
nor born"
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GREAT DIseovERY.-Amongt the most important
Of all the great medical discoveries Of this ago may
be considered the vaccination for protection from
Small Pox, the Cephaic Pill for relief of f}eadachs,
and the of Qrinine for the prevention of Fs-
yers either of which is a specific whose benc-
fits will be experienced by suffering hG.nlasity cux
after their discoveries are Forgotten.
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NORFOLK, Dec ia Convention Of
Minute Men. from Princess Anne, Norfolk
county and city, and Portsmouth. assembled
at Ashland Hall to day, at II o'clock, and
was largely attended
Strong resolutions favoring the right of
secession, aud ssorning coercion: were pass
ed each resolution being loudly applaud
Cd
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Twenty MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvED.--Mr. Spat.
ding has sold two millions bottles Of his eelehra~
ted Prepared Glue and it lis estimated that each
BOTTLE saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
furniture, thus making aggregate of tweqStv
millions Of dollars reclaimed frol total less hs this
valuable invention. Having made his Glue houas-
hold word, he now proposes TO do the world still
greater service by curing all the aching heads with
lis Cephalic Pills, and ii they good bis
Glue. headaches will soon vanish away like IA
July.
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Boarding House.

HAVING rented the House, recently kept by
IL H. Risk, Esq, as a BOARDING HOUSE a nd
PRIVATE EMBARRASSMENT, situated near the
Court-houae, | am prepared to accommodate per-
sons with BOARD by the year, month or day-also
WITH MEALS. Being determined to spare no pains
in furnishing y table with good fare. and render
ing all comfortable, respectfully solicit a liberal
Stare of patronage.
MRS. NJ. F. DAVIS.
Staun ton, Dec. 81, 1866 St.
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A FEW Baskets of the celebrated HEInSEICK
II CHAMPAGNE. Also a lot Of ABERDEEN
SCOTCH WHISKEY. for sale by
Stanton, Dec. Fl, go. +. q. TROUT.
DICTURE FRAMES. Gilt and Rosewood Moul-
L ding OF all size and patterns, for sale by
Stanton, Dec 81, 1860. p II. TROUT.
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NOTICE..

FRElaHTs for Lynchburg will leave Alexandria
Il on Monday and Friday mornings, and arrive
in Lynchburg Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
Freight will leave Lynchhu:g on Monday and
Friday mornings, and arrive in Alexandria on
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
j. T. LATHAM. Agent of
transportation, Orange and Alexandria r. r.
Dec. Z, lS6O--tf
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Soap and Candle
. a CToR "

THE subscriber has commenced the manufacture
Il of SOAP AND CANDLES at his house,
on Beverly Street, opposite the Furniture w are
Rooms IA. D. Chandler. He will keep constant
~ on hand asuperior article of Talow Candles and
the best quality of Soap, which will be sold the
most accommodating terms.
THOMAS WHOLLY.
etaunten, Dee. 81 :, :sso.-tf.
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The New York World says:-"We learn from
an authentic source, that the British and French
Cousuls at Charleston have been approached by
the Secessonists, with view to secare their CO.
operation. Both these officers met the advances
with prompt aud explicit statement that any COM
munications made them would be immeda civ
transmitted to the State Department at W ashing-
ton"
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Mr.. Toombs of GA. has arrived ia Wash
ington. His presence gives an assurance
of the good faith in which he desires to take
the opinion of leading public men, on the
propositions and suggestions contained in
his letter, referring to the Fifth Article of
the Consultation,
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OLE 1flarhets.
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
p
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
MRS. WHNSIOFV,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has q
Soothing Syrup for children teething, which great
~ facilitates the process of eething, by sotening
the gums, reducing all inhamation-wl 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 all cases. See advertisement III another
column
June 20, ls60.--1y
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DY virtue of authority vested in me by decree
ID of the Circuit Court of Augusta County. pro-
nounced on the 18th day of November, 1860, in
the Chancery cause of Bowcock and wife John
G. Fulton in his own right, and as trustee of Eliza
Fitch and her children and others. will, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of January meet.
(if the weather should be Suitable if not the first
suitable day thereafter,) expose to sale at public
auction, upon the premises, one moiety OF
2O6 1-2 ACRES OF LAND,
devised by the late Col. Alexander Owens to his
grand daughters Margaret ard Harriet l.. Rip
peto. The moety 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 Que Of the best situations for mechanic. 1t is
frst-rate highland, in fine state of Improvement,
and is well adapted to the growth of wheat corn
and grass.
TERMS -One-third of the purchase money in
hand the other two thirds in equal instalments of
one and two years from the date of saie-the 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. BOWCOCK, Comm'r.
Dec. Ia, 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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MoB1lE, Dec. 1S-The co-opera ton
meeting last night nominated Garland Goode
VIM. d. Dunn, Jno A. Winston, and Robt.
Smith, for the State Convention.
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FAers WoRrH KNowIse,-Spading's Cephalio
pills are certain for Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous He ,dache, Costivanssa and
General Debility.
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The total population of Russia is seventy
nine millions, of which twenty-one millions
are slaves. The Russian population is more
than double that of France Notwithstand-
ing its vast numbers it is united and loyal
Russia is daily advancing in civilization aud
all the elements of mower.
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'ardiy Realized

HI 'ad n 'orr,ble 'eadache this haftsrnoon. hand
stepped into the hapothecaries hand JAWS hi to
the man 'Can y,;u hease me OF han 'ssaaehe p.
Does il hache ard a. says e. "H"xceedinglv,
saws hi hand upon that e gave me Cephalic PHI.
land 'pon me 'onor it cured NE 3" quick that Ia
Iardry realized hi 'ad had 'eadache.
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BarDsBT-Missus wants you TO send her oo1 OF
CenbaEc Glue. no, bottle eli Prepared Pills -
but Pm thinking that's not just it naither; but pos-
haps ye'n be afther knowing what 1t is, le ses
she's nigh dead and gone with the Sick Hsadathe,
and wants some more OF that same as relaiYed nor
before . 49,.
DRUGaIsr.-You mean Spalding's Cephalio Pills
BRIDGEr.-OchI sure and you've sed it
Here's the quarter and give me the Pis AID don't
be all day about it aither.
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NOTICE.

THE notes and accounts due to Jacob Pollitz
i having been transferred to Messts. Straus,
Hartman, Hofliu Co., by assignment of record,
are iii our hands for collection. All persons in
debted to him by note Or account are hereby mott
he'd to call upon US and settle at once, as we sha
place all such claims which remain unsettled on
the LIST of January next, in the hands of the officers
of the law for collection without regard to person
HARTMAN BELL, Att'ys.
Nov. Is, 1S5o.-t1J .--Spec copy.
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NEWS DEPOT:

THE News Depot has been removed from Blake's
l. Shoe Store to the Clothing Store OF ). A.
Armentrout under Virginia Hotel
Subscriptions to the following papers VIII be
taken on the terms named, and delivered:
n Y. HERALD, per week, rs cts.
BALI. SUN, !" F" ~ cts.
DISPATCH, 6 . l0 cts.
Literary papers and periodic ais of all descrip-
w. R. HAYDEN,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

u 7 virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me by
ID VIM Blythe and Jacob Weller. shall sell ON
Saturday, the l7th Of November, 1860, at public
auction, the following property, to wit the inter
est of said Blythe and Weller, in lease (hayng
more than two years to run,) of the MACHINE
SHOP, now occupied by said VIM. BY the, also all
the interest OF sad Blythe and W eller in 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.
TERMS.-For all sums of IS under the cash
will be required, and all over that amount negoti-
able notes, we'll endorsed, at months with inter
est added, will be taken.
j. BUMGAKDNER, ia.
Oct. 26, lS60.-tds.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday, the
lst day Of December, 1850.
J. BUMGARDNER, il.
Nov. 90, 1S60.-2t
FURTHER POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until Monday the
10Th December j. BUMGARDNER, JR.
December Z, l660.-1t
STILL FURTHER POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is again postponed until Monday,
the oath inst, (Court-day.)
j. BUMGARDNER, Jn.
December A. lS60.-2t
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w antRd.

1OOA CORDS OF WOOD delivered at our
lOOO Distiilery near Staunton, for which we
will pay the highest cash price, on delivery. For
Specificat tons, apply at our office in Staunton.
ABNET, HARMAN DE- CO.
nac 1cc0 IF
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE
II Il A l. Il = II A II Z

PUBLIC SALE OF THE
II Il A l. Il . II A II e
OF VIM. B. Yancey, decd.
TIME undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
Il the decree of the Circuit Courc Of Rocking
ham County, in a cause therein pending in the
name of Geo. 0. Conrad, Guardian, &C., Con-
rad, &c., will proceed, on the premises,
On Saturday, the 22nd day of Dec. 1860,
to offer at public auction, that large and
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,
situated, on the Shenandoah 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 order. The
improve nents are Of the first order, consisting, be-
sides DWELLING HOUSE and conyeniet out
houses, Of
.TEiyL <y2afg StgaU-.RallE,
supplied by fine water power. There will be Of
| tered for sale about
z y O "a O R u
| It will De divided in tracts to suit purchasers.
| TERMS OF SALE tine fourth of the purchase
| money in 50 days. one. fourth in II months; one
fourth in two years. and one-fourth in four years
from the day OF sale the payments to bear interest
from the day of sale, payable annually. The pur-
chase: will b, required to execute bond with good
personal security, and lien retained as ultimate
security. THOS. L. YANCEY, (co,.a
WIN. b. YANCEY, Jr., oo"in 49,
! Dec. T. IS60-tds.
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The difficulty at the New York Univer-
sity, between the Faculty and DR.. Aylette,
has been brought to close. AT meet
ing of the students on Tuesday an inves-
tigation was had of the whole subject of
dispute. and the course Of Professor ORA
per fully endorsed by an appropriate res
olution. The whole affair was Of private
nature. 1t grew out of certain money trans
actions and had no political bearing what
ever. At meeting held in the early part
OF the day much excitement prevailed, and
one of the professors and student got into
a fight.
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Col. Andrew Neal, of Galveston, Texas,
made bet Of $40, 600, a few days previous
to the election. that Breckenridge would
not get II. 500 majority in Texas. He lost,
and Was released froiG the payment of the
SO 600 in consideration of furnishing one
hundred rifles for the use Of the Minute
Men Of Fort Bend county.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS

r HAVE on hand large quantity of second hand
L work, such as BuGGIEs, CARRIAGES, RocKAwAYs,
&C. which am anxious to SELL and will dispose
Of them at very low. rates. Call soon at my Car
rage Factory en- Be, erly street.
Stanton Nov. % 1860. j. M. HARDY.