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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-09-07
For the Tendsc0tor.
M,ppLrpRooK. Va, Sept. 4th, go.

MlDDLEBROOk, va, OePt. 91u, W.
iMr. Yost:-As I notice in your last pa
per that you "tender the columns Of the
Vind;cator to those Of your party brethren
who, following their honest convictions OF
right, differ from you,' I would beg leave
to submit the following: ..qy
Our political history has doubtless never
been more interesting than now, and we
feel that all who write or speak, either IN
favor Of or against any candidate, or points
at issue, should know what he does, so that
he NAV s.render unto Caesar the things that
are Caesar's, and into God the things that
are Gods"
We very well know that many OF those
who write and speak against Mr.. breckln-
ridge, (Mr Dou gIas included) misrepresent
him in great measure, and assert things
which they cannot sastain.
The Cincinnati platform, upon which bu-
chanah was nominated in so, sums up the
whole power of the Territories thus:
Resolved, That we recognise the right OF
the people 10 the Territories mot the Leg
islature whenever the number Of their IN
habitants justifes it, to form Constitution
With or without slavery, and be admitted
intc the Union upon terms Of perfect equal
ity with the other States.
Thus tits defined that tie right Of the
people Of Territory to settle the status Of
slavery begins only when they begin to form
q Constitution and not before.
Now this is what we want, and nothing
more. The assertion that we want Con-
gress to legislate slavery into the Terrific
ries, (Which assertion was also made by Mr..
Douglas on last Saturday. aoe unhesita-
singly pronounce false and absurd, and ask
any man who has ever advanced such an
idea, TO prove it. We ask Congress to pro
tect the property Of all the people in the
Territories against unconstitutional legisla-
lion, Northern Aid Societies, Sc, SO that
the South may emigrate and have chance
TO cxtend her Territory, and not be ellcom-
passed by those who, together with the final
overwhelming negro population, will crush
us out Of existence.
The Constitution Of the U. S. says chat
Congress shall protect the people and prop
erty Of al The States wherever its authority
extends. ;. Now does motifs authority extend
into the Territories ! And are not slaves
property If SO, is lot Congress bound BY
tie Constitution of these United States to
protect Shareholders and their slaves in ali
Territories under its authority? This is
what we ASK, and is the only point upon
which We differ from ycu consequently, the
assertion that we no longer stand upon the
Cincinnati Platform-that we are boilers
and disunionists SIS groundless and foolish.
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'Ifthis DO Treason make the most Gift"

Anticpasons of the future to seree as lessons tor
the present time IN the form Of extracts of letter 8
from an English Resident IN the United States to
the London Times, from 1864 to 1S70-aoath an
appendix the Causes and Consequences ct the
Independence Of the South.
ssEf this be Treason make the most or it,
PATRICK HENRY, 1865.
r W. RANDOLPH will, Oh the Let Of sertem-
y Der, publish the above, in one handsome II
volume, of about 400 pages; price ST..
just published by Randolph, Isl Main ST., Rich
mond Southern and Sout western Sketches. Fun
Sentiment and Adventure. go cts.
O'NeilPs Carpenters Guide in Stair Building and
Hand Railing, Plates 81.
Bridges 4 Atkins Practical Miners Own Book
and Guide Plates, So. ~
Everett's New Thesatrus Musicais-1 1.-The Best
book for Singing Schools, Choirs, &C., ST..
Everett's Elements of Vocal Music, SO cts. *
Sent by mail post paid to all who remit the price,
Richmond, Aug. IT, 1866
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n office to Contractors!

Engineers Office. Cow g. chic Railroad !
At Callag Iian's, Allegheny County, Va, 7
9th August, l8e0.
GEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the I'M
~ dersigned, and endorsed ''Proposals," will be
received at this Office until IL O'Clock NJ. of W ed
nesday, the Goth Of September next;
For the construction of Tunnel near 300 feet
long, l51z miles West OF Covngton
For the grading of a temporary Railroad track
over the above tunnel;
For the grading Of about one-half mile and COM
pletion of the grading of one mile Of Railroad, at
and near Covington
And for the cross-ties required for twenty five
mile Of Railroad track and sidings, between Cow
ington and the White Sulphur Springs.
The specifications and plans of the work and the
form Of contract which states fully the terms and
conditions upon which the above work will be let,
may be had and seen at this Office, on and after
the 18th of September next.
The right is reserved to accept such proposals
as will best secure the faithful construction and
completion of the work. according to contract,
and to reject any all that are not satisfactery.
No transfer of the allotment OF any work will be
allowed.
Persons proposing for work, who nay be IN
known to the undersigned, are expected to present
satisfactory references.
By order of the Board of Public Works.
CHARLES B. FISK, Chief Eng ineer.
AtsSyust RI 1870 -3t
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Farm for Sale.

TINE subscriber wishing to engage in other busi-
Il ness, offers for sale on accommodating terms,
the farm On which he resides, lying in the bend Of
the Rapidan River, kncwn as Fox Neck, in Cul-
pepper county, distant 20 miles from Fredericksburg
by Plank Road, and II miles from Brandy Staten,
o. and A. Railroad, and containing by recent sur
vey, s74 ACRES, with GOOD DWELLING,
Barn, Stables,: Toulouse, &c. The quality Of the
grass and admirably adapted to the growth Ct
wi eat, having produced good crop this year
,ostous Guamo. II is very suitable from its loca-
ton. &C.. for { Sheep farm and adjoining it is q
Wooden Factory which will &c liz operation as soon
as the dam is finished. As corn farm it is unsur-
passed, the average. crcp fer the last four years
has been 80 bbls to the hand this year it will be
mcre). On it there is large quanty ofRiver low
grounds and second low grounds quite as valuable.
The healthiness of the place is undoubted, as the
oldest inhabitant cannot recollect Of fever
of any sort on it. .
Persons wishing to purchase will do veil TO Call
Or apply at an early day to
.s.,- Germania, Orange county, We.
r. S.--This land can be bought for see.
August 81, 1S60.-2m.
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PLEASANT GTOVE ACADEMY.
ROCKINGHAM CO., va.

TTyHIs INSTITUTION 1lu re-opeh the first
l. Monday in September, 1SeC, under charge of
). sALYAhDs s; late pgincipa ct Rockingham Male
main road leading to Stsunton, about two miles
south OF Mt. Crawford, in the midst of q most de-
lightfn! scenery, surrounded by thriving moral
and intelligent com munity, end remote from the
baleful inceptves to vice and extravagance. The
course of study embraces the entire curriculum,
bott Literary and Mathematical, preparatory to
practical life, or the University. Fer terms and
further particulars, apply to the Principal or the
prietors.
P.S. ROLLER,
Va. - n; a. LEGACY.
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sieniGcamt.

The latest California news embraces the
following "Mr. Latham bad addressed the
Democrats at Sacramento, advocating Mr..
Breckenridge, but the Breckenridge reso-
lution5 we're subsequently voted down"
This is rather significant. "Voted
down p and that too after speech frcm a
TT 6 Senator
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Epr s Hi MONeff.'

Who introduced Judge Douglas to the
people of Rockingham on last Monday in
few eloquent remarks, is doing efficient SER
vice in this canvass. IF public speakers
would use half the energy that characterzes
the Conduct of Dir. Mofiett, this District would
be certain fer 5000 majority
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Trustees Sale Of
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY.

ON Friday, tie 2lstcf September, 1860, shall
~ offer for sale, on the premises, that valuable
MILL PROPERTY. now in the possession of Isaac
A. Bushong, and which he conveyed to me by trust
deed, dated tie 10th day Of September, 1858, for
the benefit Of certain Of his creditors.
This property consists of about 81 Aeres of land,
is situated On Middle River, near Spring H i'll, in
one Of the best neighborhoods in tie county O Au
gusta-Also one Sorrel Horse, and all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture owned and IN the pos
session of the said Bushong, at the time of the
ecution of said trust. The title believe to be
questionable, but as trustee will only convey with
special war; anty. 49,
TERMS One, third of tie purchase money Ii
hand-the residue in one and two years, secured
by bond with personal security, and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale to commence at Ii o'clock !.
~. J. D. IMBoDEN, Trustee.
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REMoV a r.

Upper & FUNKHOUSER would inform the
i public that they are now removing their stock
BY. S. H. Hilb, opposite the Virginia Hotel, at
which place they will be pleased to their friends
and will promise with the superior advantages this
room offers over their old stand to make it more
agreeable to all who may favor them with a call.
We wotild also state that we are receiving a
very nice LITTLE STOCK of NEW FALL GOODS,
suited 20 che present season. =
M We ih5its TIE ladies specially and people
generally to give us call, if for no other purpose
than to see us in our home.
, Stanton, Sept. 7, ls60-Spec Copy.
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Female Seminary,
EOCKBRIDGE COUNTY, Va
REV. w. w. TRTMBLE, PRINCIPAL.

THIS School viii be open for girls and young lar
4 dies on the Srd day of September, and will
close on the last Thursday il June, 1881. .,...
The school is under the entire manageEentof
the Principal, aided by, competent assistants. The
instruction viii be practical and thorough, en-
bracing all the clements Of sound apd liberal ed
ucation, and having reference TO the body, the
head and the Heart. The location is eminently
favorable to, health End racrals' The Academy
Building is large, neat and andsomey situated.-
The discipline of the school will be conducted on
Christian principles 1t will be firm, parental and
kind.
,., TER MS.
Tui.ionin the Primary Department, $50 90
Tuition in the higher English Branches, 80 90
Tuition in the Academic Department.,
including the Ancient Classics, 20 90
Tuition in Music, - 40 90
Tuition in French, Is 90
ContingentFee, =, ..4-s s.r.3. 49, | so
Beard. including Washing, Lights and i
Fuel, from SlUU to ITO w
A few boarders will be received in the family of
the Principal. I; + ,. *tE
az Address lie Principal, until the 10th of Au-
gust, at Cedar Grove Mills, Rockbridge Co. Va,
after that time at Brownsburg.
July 81, lS60.-2m
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Public Sale.

q S wish to change my business, viii sell Gil
n Friday, September 18th, 1860, at my residence
on Long Glade, Augusta county, the following
Personal Property IL or IL Horses or 10 valua-
Bile mich Cows some with caTes at their sides, 23
fat Cattle averaging 1900 pounds, one lot of Cattle
years old, lot of year old and lot of spr ing
Calves, so fat Hogs, Between II aud 1900 bus heels
Oats, Quantity Of Wheat and Rye, l Road Wa
gon, Broad tread, No l plantation Wagon,
Plows and HsrroWs, and some other property not
mentioned.
TERMS :-On all sums over SIS there will be q
credit of six months given, the purchaser executing
bond with approved security under that amount
cash. VIM. HOWELL
August "a, l86O-tds:
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T1ROM and to stsunEcr end Winchester, viii
Il leave Winchester every day (Sunday except
ed) at o'clock, A. NJ, arriving in Staunton at
10 o'clock, P. NJ, of same day; vii, leave Staun-
ton every day Sundays excepted) after the arri-
val of the Richmond train of Cars, making connec-
lions with the Manassa Gap Railroad at both ends
of said road. Extra two or four horse Coaches can
be had at any time, and at any point said Stage
Line. -
Coaches also leave staQntoa Mondays, Wednes-
day and Fridays for Mcdowell, Monterey, Boyer
come citing with Train for Parkersburg.
Also q Coach leaves Staunton daily for Stribling
Springs.
Staunton, Sept T, I86O.-tf
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Three men from the North, said to be alb
olitionists, had to leave Appomattox county,
Va, last week, to escape the public fury.
They settled in the county six months ago
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Staunton, Sept. Z, l0eO-4t.

VIRGINIA :-At rules held in the Clerks Of
' flee Of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
the 3rd day of September 1860.
Retsev Moore-Plaintif.
AGAINST. it4-fs.
Samuel Humphries and H. A. HUMPHREYS, late
partners under the style of S. Dc Fl. A. Hum :.
phries, and j. ohm NJ. HUMPHREYS administrator Of
Samuel HUMPHREYS Observation-Disclosures
The object of this suit is to attach the interest Of
The nonresident defendants S. Humphries and II.
A. HUMPHREYS. in the estate real and personal (and
savesl of their father Samael HUMPHREYS decd,
the real estate lying and being in the county Of
Augusta, and to restrain the administrator and al
other persons from paying over or disposing of the
same.
The Dstaal ants Samuel HImphries and Howard
4. HUMPHREYS not having entered their appear
ance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not residents of this Commonwealth:
1t is ordered that they appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and do
what is necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste, H.
.,....4..., A. F: KINNEY, CFk.
Sfaurfor' Gehtemher T. 1S6O-4t
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~.--.- -. A. f: KIN NE1 CEK.
Staau1stor. September 7, lS6O-4t.

VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the
9th day of September, 1860.
Kent, Paine 4 Co.,-Plaintiffs,
AGAINsT ~ Il. an
Samuel Humphries and H.. A. Humphries, late
partners in trade, underline style of S. g. II. A..
Humphres, and John N. HUMPHREYS, admir- of
Samuel HUMPHREYS, decd Defendants.
The object of this suit is to attach the interest of
the nonresident defendants, S. HUMPHREYS and
II. A. HUMPHREYS, in the estate real and personal
and slaves of their. father Samuel HUMPHREYS, de
ceased, the real estate lying and being in the cour
ty of Augusta, end to restrain. the administrator
and all others from paying over or ,disposing of
the same, and to enforce judgment lien on the
interests Of s. s. f 4. HUMPHREYS in the real es
tate of their father, Samuel HUMPHREYS, decd.
The Defendants Samuel HUMPHREYS and Howard
A HUMPHREYS not having entered the1 appearance,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not residents of this Commonwealth 1t is or
dered that they appear here within one month af-
ter due publication of this notice, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest.
Copy-Teste. ~.
A. F. KINNEY, Ok.
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W-ADsWORTH, TURNER q CO.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS

and sole Agents for Virginia, Ct Gle celebrated
"2ocb Island ( N. CO. Woole" Companies " Ker-
eeus, Jeonsasd CassSmeres. -.
w ,cfer to the Trade, q large stock Of the pest
w Foreign Fabrics, selected by our resident
Agent in Europe, and Imported direct to this mar
ket; and also a, complete and full assortment Of
American Goods, both purchased by, and consign~
ed to rs, a. such rates, to offer great induce
ent5 to purchasers, as car possibly be presented
in any other market.
Richmond An0 70 l260-Am. =
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DIED.

On the 22nd ult in Grab Bottom, Highland
county, Va, Mr.. JoHN JAcK, aged ~ years: He
was consistent member OF the Presbyterian church
fer upwards OF twenty years, and highly esteemed
as a neighbor and citizen. He left large family
and many friends ID mourn over bis death.
VIII.
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Gge Markets.
-
STAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
REPORTED BY TAYLOR & HoGE.
Sept. Z, 1860.
SPECIAL NOT CES5
MRS. WIN SLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teehing, which great
ly facilitates the process Of teething, BY sotenlng
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 in another
column.
June 2s, ie6O.-1y
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CIDER MILLS.

WE will receive within the present. week, an
w other supply Of those celebr ated Cider and.
much satisfaction during the past years.
This Mill, attended by two men, makes from
to II barrels of Cider per Cay. One quart
barrel can he made at any time, end it can be
moved from ere tree to ancther hy2 persons. The
Mill is worked by hand or horse power. Reference
can be made to any gentlemen in the county who
hare them in use. . WOODS l. GILKESt n.
Stanton, Aug. 81, 1890.
Augusta County. Court Clerks Office, to wit :
Ill.,. E9tray.
TAKEN - by David C. McGufiin, on bis land
i in the County of Augusta, of the following
description to wit:
AsTEHIs Of deep red color, has no flesh marks,
with small white stripe on the belly near the flank,
white hair on the end of tail; supposed to be two
years cid, and appraised at 1850.
An Extract-Teste,
WM. A. BURNETT, D. C;
Arrrs+ al 1881 az
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MARRIED..

On the l6th inst. by Rev. Horatio Thomson, D.
D.. at the house Of the brides father. Mr.. A sxAN-
DER G. BRowN, of Rockbridge. and Miss MARY J.
Cox, daughter Of jacob Cox, Of Augusta county,
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SALE OF LANDS.
Sale of DELINQUENT handss

r WELL sell at the Court house Of Augusta coun-
Il ty, on the 4th Monday, IN September neat, and
each day thereafter until completed the follow
inc described parcels of Land and Town lots, which
have been retu red for ron payment of Taxes
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DistiJler Wanted.

TFyHE Undersigned wants to employ young man
l. Of sober, industrious habits, and who come
well recommended, to take charge Of q pistillery
in Pocahontas county. Such an one can find a
good situation and fair remuneration by applying
Immediately to BENZ HEROLD,
Aug. II, 1850. ms.s. Huntersville, Va.
IN. B.-Any one wishing information relative to
Tie situation, terms, &C., can obtain by calling
10 w. I'll. SLANkER,
Aug. II, gl86o-tf. Stanton, Va.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the
9th day of September, 1860.
John Cnpp, Guardian of join Cupp and Jacob
Cupp, George Rusmisei guardian Of Martha
4 Cupp and ames v. Cupp Joshua Cupp guar
dian of Margaret Cupp. and James Caricofe
guardian of Frederick Cupp, the wards being
children Of Simon Cupp, dec'd.-Plaintifs.
AGAINST
Mary Cupp, widow of Simon Cupp, George Paul
sci and Lydia his wife,, and the wards of the
Plaintiffs and others,-Defendant
The object of this suit is to obtain decree to
sell the land belonging to the wards CT the Plain
tiGs. -:
TIE Defendants George Paalsel and wife and
the wards OF the Plaintiffs not having entered tn cir
appearance, and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not residents of this Common
wealth 1t is ordered that they appear here with
in one month after due publication of this notice,
AID do what is necessary to protect their interest
4 Copy-Teste,
A. F KINNEY, elk.
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ssStepIen and his anxious fasGtas-
-


The most scurrilous and disgraceful arti
Gle that the desperation Of fanatical and par
tizan hatred could indite, is that which the
Breckenridge papers are circulating, headed
ssStepheu and his anxious mother" Party
rancour is too intense to allow generous
admiration for that ddtiful affection which
prompted the Senator and great statesman
to whose genius and courage nation is pays
ing homage, to visit in her humble abode
the mother from whose loins he came, end
renew in his manhood the expression of that
affection which alone can be felt and appre-
ciated by son. That which should have
elected the praise of all good men-the fact
that, although honors had clustered about
him. and men Of all classes and conditions
were looking to him as the hope Of the
country, yet he was not unmindful or for
getful Of the obligations due from him to her
who cherished and nourished him in infan
cy-is now attempted to be converted into
riaicule against him. Shame on the unpatn
tal and sacrilegious heart that can thus sport
with the most sacred affections, and mock
that devotion which is the most ennobling
trat of manly character Surely, the au-
thor of the article could never have had a
inotHer; yr else her spectre would rise from
tlie tomb and rebuke him for his sacrilegious
invasion Of tile precincts of the hottest of
affections Shame Shame !! Shame !
Il IT possible thst american sons can be SO
forgetfal of american mothers as to be gull
ty Of giving circulation to SO disgraceful a
HEndrction Z
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FALL IMPORTATION, 1850.
RIBBONS q,
Millinery and Straw GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR l. co.

IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS AND SATINS.
Teluets, Ruches, Floeoers, Feathers,
STRAW BoNNETs, FLATS, &c.
No. 237 and Lofts of 23S Baltimore st,
BALTIMORE, MD.
OFFER Stock unsurpassed in the United States
~ in variety and cheapness.
Orders solic ed and prompt sttention given.
TERns, months, six per cent eff for cash, par
funds.
Baltimore, Aug. II, ls6o-5m.
VADswORTH, TURNER d CO.,
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VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Of
' fee Of the Circuit Court for Augusta county,
the 3rd day of September 1860.
Andrew Patterson and James W. Gilkerstr, late
merchants and partners under the name ard
style of Patterson & Gilkerson-Plaintiffs.
AGAINST.
Samuel HUMPHREYS and Howard A. HUMPHREYS late
merchants and partners under the name and
style of S. & IL. A. Humphri5s-D etendants.
The object of this suit is to attach in the hands Of
the administrator of Samuel Humphres, decd.
the interest of the defendants Samuel and Howard
A. HUMPHREYS, in the real estate of their father
Samuel HUMPHREYS decd, to the amount of S775.-
g with interest thereon from End August 1857 till
paid. an.
A. HUMPHREYS not having entered their appear
ance, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not residents of this Common wealth
It is ordered that they appear here within one
month after due publication of this notice, and do
what is necessary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
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THE GOLD MINE!! ,.,
Ii PRIZES AND NO BLANKS
THE THREE NUMBER PLAN!
4I2 Prizes amounting to - So * S28l ,48l. 20
Whole Tickets 49,

SHARES IN PROPORTION. a;ss.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose tie money toolr address for the tickets
ordered. or receipt of whiekthey 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 Till BE Sent
to purchasers Immediately after The brewing.
All communications strictly confidential. 80
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ez-
press, to be directed to
Aug. "a, 1e5O.-ylcm
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The Defendants in the above cause will take no.
tice that on the End day of November next deposit
tions of witnesses will be taken at the office of N
X. Trout, in Staunton, Virginia, to be read in
aaid cause in behalf of the Plaintiffs.
JOHN j. CUPP and others, Plaintiffs.
Sept T. l860,-4W.