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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-19
I VI VIC THU tNftVVf .
CHARLOTTESVILLE Oct. 18th, 1860.

Nr. Editor,-lear Sir: By special invitation,
the douglas Hickory CLUB of this place, in the
Town Hall on Thu. sday night, the 10th inst.
The Hall was crowded, and for three hours and
half he held the uubroken attention of his audi
tory BY his eoquence and the presentation, in a
logical and compact form Of irresistible array OF
| supertaftre (acts. / never a orderly, in
serested and attentive political assembly He fred
| the Douglas and johnson friends with great yea!
and enthusiasm and made the Breckinrid geites con-
sderabiY uneasy. will not do his mastery effort
the injustice by an attempt to give the out
lines Of his splendid and unanswcraLle argument,
and most brilliant address let it suffice, that his
defense OF the Douglas party complete that
his sarcasm upo the Bell and l1ver9tt supporters
was sharp, cutting and whitening, that the hot
shot he poured, Ia deadly yoi.mes, into the Sece-
ders and Disorganizers Camp, if they did not kill
or cripple, certainly caused great commotion.-
The ''galled jades WINGED" and the effect too
obvious to be misunderstood.
If, Mr.. Editor, only had such a sp eech at ev-
cry precinct in this County, it would do the cause
OF the National Nominees unneasured good. All
that the people need is the true political Gospel of
the Democratic party, and know no ADLER ex-
FOUNDER OF the faith than the eloquent gallant and
chivalrous VIM. II Hartman. / consider him the
champion OF the great and ilnmutable principles of
the States Right and National Democracy, and
must ask the favor OF you to send him to again.
This Congressional District, (l0th) Mr.. Editor,
has been denomnated the benghted district the
charge, at least, in regard to this County, Abe
marie, is foul SANDER. Albemar]e is not so be-
niQhted the Seceders would have her be. We
have between sixty and seventy good Douglas dem
ocrats in town. and wall poll between three and four
hundred III the County, if not more. Our cause is
progressing-the scales are beginning to fall from
the eyes of the masses and they at least brought
to consider aud ponder the positions of the differ
ent candidates before the country. And how can
any one refuse his support to Stephen A. Doug las,
who has been always consistent who has been al
ways true to the Democratic Party, true to prin-
ciple, true to the South, aud true to the Union.
Respectfully, Yours,
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aaROCE0CY Z!

An election took place on Wednesday last, in the
District composed Of the counties of Chesterfield,
Powhatan and Cumberland, for Senator. to fiji
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Mr.. Jones.
The result is the triumphant election Of Col. James
d. Cox, of the Douglas Elec 5ors in this State,
over B. Fl. Nash, Esq, Breckenridge Democrat.
The SIS was distinctly made between Douglas and
Breckenridge. Roll the ball. Vote early and
vote often !! on the 9th of November.
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Brigham Young has recovered, before
Mormon Jury, $2,316 against Peter K.
Dotson, late e. S. Marshal in Utah, for
seizing the plates Of 1.-THE Deseret Curren-
cy Association" a wild cat bank in which
Brigham was interested. Dotson was orig
inally from Greenbricr county in thia State.
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In Warrington, Salem county, N. j., on
Friday, Sept. Goth, Mr. Edward S. TateIn
was married to Miss Jones, at 81 o'clock
in the morning. Miss Jones was on her
death bed and wanted to be married. Mr..
Tatem was accordingly sent for. and the Ger
EN- my Was performed during the silent hours
OF the night. Mrs. Tatem then expressed
herself perfectly happy, and died at noon
the same day.
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staunton, Oct. IL, lsS0.-tf.

Y AND FOR SAF4E.-In pursuance of de-
L. cree Of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
made in a cause of Wallace vs. Carroll, &C., we
will sell. on MONDAY, THE 22ND DAY OF THIS
MONTH IN front of the Courthouse, Tract Of
Mountain land, in Augusta county, near Walk
ers Greek and the Rockbridge line, containing
400 Acres it being the property purchased by
Fleming Carroll of William Ramsey.
TERMS In equal instruments at 6, Is and 80
months, bearing interest, the purchaser to give
bond and security, and the title to be retained
until paid. J. b, WATTS, rnmm,rs.
N. K. TROUT, oo'n"
Oct, T., 1Se0-tds.
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FALL AND WINTER
z, lETIuTssT.TsJ - 2

~. = - -N--a~E-ASs1 80 g. z
NNRS. C. STEVENSON has just returned from
lYl the Eastern Cities with the choicest selection
of the most FASHlC NABLE BONNETS,. RIB
BONS and AL other articles usually kept In Mill
merry Stores.
nag She will have her WINTER OPENING
on MONDAY, THE 22D.
Having secured the services of an experienced
Dress and Cloak Maker, she is now prepared to dc
al! kinds Of :MANTUA-MAKING in the most supe
ror and fashionable style. The patronage of the
ladies of Stauntcn and Augusta county, is respect
fully solicited.
Staunton, Oct. 10, l6G0.-tt
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In the first Congressional District in Penn
sylvania it was generally conceded that Mr.
Lehman, democrat, ~'sss elected. ltaFpears
now that Butler, republican, claims the re-
turn by 1876. The seat will be contested
Mr.. Lehman testifes that his majority in
the 4th ward has been reduced from 800 tc
70 since the count of the Judges was made
NIr. Byerly, the return Judge, has been ar
rested under charge of forgery. All the
papers in the case have been placed under
Jock and key.
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Guns, &c.n,-,SiAgle ana Double Guns, Felp-.
~ "aaas, TASKS. Shet Bags Bird Bags, &c,
just received. WOODS & GiLKESON.
Stauntor, Oct Il. 1880
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| G I've are now in receipt of full sup
- ply of all the different kinds of Snuff used in
this community, 1000 lbs Scotch-a No. l article
put up in 2 9z. and or. papers expressly for our
sales. r. J, GLENDY,
per G. 7. COCHRAN.
Staunton Oct 10 1860
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A Ill PER SINS. other than members of le-
IN galiy authorized Volunteer corps, having in
their possession Muskets, Rifles or other Arms, be-
longing to the State, required forthn it'll 70 de-
liver the same to E. NJ Cushing, Serg Mai The
''Junior Blues will also deliver up their arms.
WIN. D. ANDERSON, Col. lo0th Reg't
Oct. 10. 1S60-3t.
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The THREE NUMBER PLAN !

"a 4l2 Prizes amounting to S2SI 4SI 20
WHOLE Tickets &sS.
SHARES IN PROPORTION.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to address for the tickets
ordered, receipt of which they viii 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 sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certificates, by Mail Or Ex-
press to be directed to
MCKINNEY & CO., Savannah, Ga.
Sept. %, l8G0.--ylcm
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STIR 4 g1ED

EvROM the subscriber on the 18th, 20
4 DARK BROWN COW, almost GaHSsaaga@S sSss
black, with white spot in her fore AN44sTNsNg
head. ANY person giving lnforma- Wv EI
ton where can find her will be lib sx=z
orally rewarded. GABRIEL HIRSH.
STANTON Oct IL, 1Se0.--3t
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MARRIED..


On the morning Of the 18th lust. at the residence
Of the brides father, by the Rev. Mr. Baker, GEO
A. HANGER, and Miss MAGGIE, daughter Of John
Tiimble, Esq, all Of this County.
On the morning OF the 18th inst, at the residence
Of the BRIDES IA ther, blythe Rev. Mr. alker. Gro
B. DUHLAP. and Miss MAGGIE, daughter Of Henry
Mish, Esq, all Of Augusta County.
u.s. Both of the happy couples reached Staun
ton in time for.the cars ON Thursday morning, and
embarked on wedding tour to Niagara Falls and
the East m Cities. We wish them unaloyed pleas
ure, and a safe return.
On the 1lth inst, by the Rev. J G. Wheat, Mr..
JACOB MICHAEL, to Miss LOUISA GRIENENGER.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. W. G. McCarty, Capt.
HENRY IL. PECK, to Miss CHRTsrIANA HUNTER.
On the 18th inst. BY the Rev. G. Beard Mr.
ROBERT G. LAySE, of Alpemarie, to Miss CohpELIA
A. SoRRELL, of Augusta.
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G5e Nlarhets.
sTAUNTON MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES
MRS. WEN Slow,

MRS. yYgNSLOHF,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which great
" facilitates the process of teething, BY sofening
the gums, reducing all inflamation--will alay all
pain, and is to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
June % 1850 Nv
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c1oaEs. G1eaA

DIPER & FUNkHoUsEk are now receiving bv
express direct from three Of the best and most
fashionable Cloak Houses in New York about $500
worth of the prettiest Cloaks ever seen in Staun-
ton.
Black and Fancy Colored Arab Style Cloaks );
Gilt trimmed rab Cloaks, and other STYLES TO suit
all tastes at prices from IS to 500.
Stanton Oct. IL, 1860.
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EgK.N .g.gEs yga.s YER
Furnishing Seeds.
S4sSS - eyN "a TgS.,

T OSr, in or about Charlottesville, on Tuesday,
~ the 26th nit. SMALL LEATHER P0Ck-
Ell BOOK, containing Forty two Dollars and iity
cents-one twenty dollar, one ten and two five
with my Free Papers and other papers of
value to any other than myself
The above reward will be paid to any one who
may find the above book and contents. by leaving
the same at the Ticket Office. with Mr.. Wallace
at the Waynesboro' Depot.
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EDNSSoTAUJT'ION.

TEyHE firm heretofore existing under the name and
L style of P. n POWELL & CO.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. a. Richards, one Of
the partners of said firm selling his entire intere st
to P. N. Powell, the other partner, All persons
HAVING claims AGAINST the conc will present them
to P, n. Powell who will settle them. and all per-
SONS Indebted to the concern will make paymen to
him, and he will use the name OF the concern IN
settlement. i. ~, ~ = ~ . /" ';u"'
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TURK 6 CUSHING, Auctioneers.
Oct. II, 1866. -tds.-Spec. copy.
e aaa q g IsT~al for Sole,

e q AL . -Eas I'D. for s GgIe.
FESHE subscriber wishing to engage il other bust
Z ness, offers for sale on accommodating terms,
the farm on which he resides, lying in the bend Of
the Rapidan River, known as Fox Neck, in Gull
pepper county, distant 20 miles from Frederick burg
by Plank Road, and II miles from Brandy Station,
0. and A. Railroad, and containing by recent sur
veT, S74 ACRES, with GOOD DWELLING.
Barr, Stables, Ice-house, &c. The quality Of the
land is Of the best in Culpeper, being well set in
grass and admirably adapted to the growth Of
WI eat, having produced good crop this year
'effhom Guano. 1t is very suitable from its loca-
ton. &c, for Sheep farm, and adjoining it is a
Wooden Factory which will be in operation as soon
| as the dam is flushed. As a farm it is unsur-
passed, the average crop for the last four years
has been so bbs. to the hand (ths year it will be
mercy. On it there is a large quanty of River low
grounds and second low grounds quite as valuable.
The healthness Of the place is undoubted, as the
oldest inhabtant cannot recollect case OF fever
Of any sort on it.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call
or apply at an early day to
JOHN L. BROOKE,
Germania, Orange county, Va.
+. S.-This land can be bought for $50.
August 81, 1860 Pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ssTU LIE He - p
EdDEp ,&sHEE.

UAVING succeeded at last in purchasing the
I i dowerright Of the widow of Joseph Tulcy,
decd, will offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
on TUESDAY, the
aOth OCTOBER. 1860,
on the premises, that highly valuable estate known
as the ES,' the late residence of Col.
Jos. Tuley, deed, in the County Of Clarke, State
Of Virginia. Ghis elegant and magnificent estate
contains
s. g 3 "a - "a. E @
Of fine LAND, in high state OF cultivation, with
valuable improvements, consisting of an elegant
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News from New Mexico informs US that
a campaign on large scale against the
Navajoe tribe of Indians has been commenc-
ed Four hundred Utah Indians. and eight
hundred Mexcans and Pueblo Indians nave
taken the ield with the regular troops num-
boring about one thousand. The NavaJoes
can mount s. 900 warriors the finest riders IN
the world who are infinitely acquainted with
every mountain pass, ravlne and cave IN the
rouyhest and most God forsaken country
the eye of man ever fell upon. They own
about $40, 900 sheep and goats, and at least
10000 ponies, and always have on hand
lsros quantities of wheat and corn. Ut
course there will be an immense amount of
stealing and some fighting. Booty is the
nropeling consideration with the Mexicans
and the Utah Indians. This makes the 5th
campaign the U. S. have made against the
Nayajoes, and is by far the most extensive.
The equestrian adept in Robinson and
Eldreis circus never displayed more skill
in riding pair of unmatched horses. than
does John G. Breckenridge in his novel at
titude of sitting astli de two-platforms. He
is now serving ont his time as Vice Presi-
dent of the United States on the Cincinnati
platform, which declares for non-nterven-
ton, at the same time that he is running for
the Presidency on the Richmond platform,
which announces directly the contrary-In
teryention Now, we should like to see by
what process the young Kentuckian's Gin
exorable logic" can reconcile these two po-
stlons. We suppose he thinks he has made
his share out of the platform of non-inter-
vention-that he is played out there-and
that he will now try its antipodes. Really
the secession candidate must have pllable
conscience and remarkably versatile intel
lect to be able to sit astrle both these an
tagonzing doctrines at one and the same
time.
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Ho! For Gospel Hill
Cabinet-Slaking and Furniture

w y N -ItND0 vi
NTTM P. JOHNSON, Gospel Hill, has now a
w very select supply of all kinds of Furni-
ture of his own manutacture--(no slop-ahop an
kee work l--made out of seasoned-timber and
warranted Every article in his line of bu:iness is
made promptly to order, and no disappointments.
He keeps CO.. stantly on hand ali sizes OF METAL
.LO-PERCHA BURIAL CASES, a new style, and
something never before offered in Stanton. This
article is lined with Gutta Percha, is made of Gal
vanized Sheet Metal and is as easily handled as
the Wooden Coffin. 1t possesses advantages over
every article of the kim offered to the public
Persons are invited to call and examine.
He makes to order also Wooden Collins OF al
sizes and qualities.
He has also very neat two and one horse hearse.
which can be had at any moment.
Stanton, Oct. II, lS60-6m.
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Enlargement OF tEae state ExecM-
tive GOInHRldEee.7

The State Executive Committee of the
National Democracy Of Virginia, has been
enlarged by the following additional names
W Archer Cooke. Hcnrico; J. Fl Gil
mer, ". G. Dunbar, Richmond; S. NJ.
Yost, Staunton: G. W. Boiling, A. NJ.
Kelley; r E. Rives, Petersburg; Charles
Sharp, Norfolk; L. W. Johns, Lynchburg;
I. L. Parish, Charlottesville; W. Car
rington, Howardsville; Samuel Gillock,
Lexington; Henry G Allen, Fineasle; VIM.
Ambers, Chesterfield.
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A TTENTIoN, COMPANY .sB," STAUNToN
Is MlLIT IA--Parade in front Of Uncn Hall,
on Friday, the 26th day Of October, at II O'Clock
A. NJ for the purpose of elccting Captain, Isl
and 2nd iIeutenants.-
BY order Of the Colonel
G. W. IMB0DEN, Adjt. Tooth Regt.
! Oct 10, 166o-2w.
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Stanton. Oct. 10, 1860.

The un iersigned will continue tAe business o. tne
l.+n concarn aud socits the continuation of the
patronage heretofore bestowed on the same
p. N. POWELL.
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The Independent Democrat, published at
Charlcstown, and which was conceived in a
boiling spirit, (having supported Know
Nothing for Congress over Democrat, J al
ludcs to Jacob Baylor, Esq, as "one ia
cob Baylor, and "this Mr.. Baylor p and
says the Breckenridge Committee has Gust
ly brought down upon their heads the con
tempt of their own friends" The paper
supports Brcckinrldge. What does it thnk
of Yancey's fusion speech in New York. and
the Enquirer's fusion editorial of the 10th?
Have they brought down upon their heads
the contempt of their friends?
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II ED.


At his residence, ''Saior's Rest" in this place
on Sunday m .. ming last, Com: CHAs. w. SKINNER.
Of the U. S. Navy, in his 72nd year.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
I WILL offer for sale, by way Of public auction,
Il on 1harSday, the 22d Of Nos ensber nert, an IN
divided interest of one-half of the TRACT OF
LAND upon which now reside, situated in Au-
gusta four miles west of Greenyille, adoining
the lands of Jonathan and Jacob Hart and others,
containing E9S ACRE This tract OF land is
well watered by several fine springs, is in good
state Of cultivation, and portion Of it heavily tim
bere1. The improvements consist of large and
comfortable BRICK DIV Filing HOUSE and
other out buildings. | will offer this interest for
sale, as Executor of Mrs. Elizabeth Long, dec d
the other half own in my own right, and will sell
The same to the purchaser Of the interest OF said
Mrs. Long, decd at the same price:
JAMES ALLEN.
not @ do
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So N EGROES,

comprising Mechanics, House Carpenters and Farm
Hands-an unusually likely, young and valuable
lot OF Negroes, seldom offered for sale in any
munity.
There win also be sold, at the time and place
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to the
said estate, consisting of 80 HORSES and NJ ULES,
Stock OF every kind, WHEAT. CLOY EkSEED,
and all kinds Of FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE ofa superior kind, and other valuable
property too tedious to mention. Also, II head OF
English Fallow Deer. which are superior to the
Mountain Deer in every respect.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the Real Estate, one
fourth in hand, and the residue in three equal an
nual payments, with interest from the day Of sale
and the title to be retained until the whol1 purchase
money is paid. For the Negroes, cash, or a nego-
ii be note at thirty days, well endorsed with in
terest added. For the Personal Property, terms
5 usual.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
concluded. JOS. T. MlrCHELL
Ag't and Attorn'y in fact Ior the Heirs.
TURK Dc CUSHING, Auctioneers.
(tpf
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E>INE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO
J. We have just received assortment Of Fine
Cut Chewing Tobacco. including Goodwin & Bros
Plantation; Anderson & Cos Amulet; Anderson Il
Cos Soace the last of which is the best article Of
the kind in the country. +. j. GLENDY,
per G. I. COCHRAN.
Staunton Oct s. 1850.
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IrssdIe@7 Cloth ClOaI@.
n A. kAYSEK, viii, in a few days, receive
-. another lot Of those elegant Beaver Cloth
CLOAkS for ladies' to which he invites their early
attention. tie has also large stock OF elegant
Winter Shaws at all prices.
Stanton, Oct. 10, 1860.
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Out of the one hundred names signed to
the address in California, advocating the
cause of Breckenridge and Lane, seventy
one are Office holders, and out of the four
electors three Of them are recipients of pat
roaaee e on the u S. Government.
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The "Tenth Legion says, in relation to
she protection of slaves in the Territories,
that "when it shall be necessary we will
be satisfied with nothing else" but protection.
Now, friend Gatewood, when do you think
it will be necessary? The Kansas Legisla-
ture passed law prohibiting slavery in that
Territory. Mr.. Brown, of Miss, introduc-
ed resolution into the United States SEN
ate declaring that the time was now to in
terveue for the protection Of the rights of
slave owners, and every Senator, except
three. voted against it, including Messrs.
Mason and Hunter. Will our friend inform
us sohen he thinks the case will arise for in
fervenlng, If this instance was not proper
sOne
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T ay NTT~@

w A4 Ss
4 HAVE just made such arrangements with a
Il WIRE FACTORY as to be able to furnish Wire
to the consumer at very reduced price, especially
in large quantities. No saving can be effected by
ordering from the North. GEO. Il. PRICE.
Stanton, Oct 10, 1860.
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Staunton, Oct. 5, 1850.
Beyonl Question:

VIZ Z now receiving supply of TOBACCO
w that for quality and variety, cannot be sur
passed in the State, comprising all the different
grades, running up from very low price to the
choicest chew that can be had. Merchants will
please examine stock before laying in their fail
supply. r. j. GLENDY,
per G. t. COCHRAN.
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The Breckenridge party in Pennsylvania
have rejected all attempts at fusion. They
have refused to appoint committee to con-
fer with the Douglas and Bell committees,
but insist on running separate Electoral
Ticket. They are ANXIOUS to make the
election of Lincoln certain. There is com
plete sympathy between the Lincoln and
Breckenridge parties in the North.
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Glass and Putty

GLASS sx10, l0x12 l2xl4 12xl6, 14xl8. 1sx2o
~ 20x24. 24x30. 24x36 2>x3i 30x36 &c., de-.
all OF the first quality. For sale cheap BY
p Il. TROUT & CO., Druggists.
Stanton Oct. 10 1860
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Cloths and SRssi"ere@
A LARGE stock of Black French. Beaver. and
"A other Cloths Black Doe Skin, Silk Mixed
Oxford Grey, Corded Brown, Grey Virginia, and
other Cassmeres, suitable for Fall and Winter
suits of the latest style: with some very elegant
Cut Velvet and other Vestngs, to which | invite
the early attention of those in want.
DAVIS 4. KAYSER.
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There are estimated to be 5000 locomo-
tives in use In the United States. their to-
tai annual mileage being about ITS 900, 600
miles. The avera &c cost of fuel at ten
cents mile (the average in the State Of
New York is | s cents) would be SIT 500,
coo. 4 saving Of only two cents mile in
fuel would reduce this sum So, 500, coo.
Three negro men. two of them slaves to
NJ. l.. Spencer, and the other owned by
John A. Johns, were convicted at the Coun-
ty Court Of Lunenburg, Va, last week OF
an attempt to poison the family Of Mr.. Spen-
GER, aud sentenced to be hung on Friday,
the 9th day Of November.
The two most famous Instances Of tele-
graphic wit are Lord Clyde's dispatch after
his successful siege, Il am in luck NOR, y
Oucknow,) and Sir Charles NapIer's dis
patch of Peccavi, II haze sinned. .
(Scinde.)
Il is stated that new Republican Clubs
have been formed in various parts Of the
West, under he names of ''Zouave Wide
Awakes, Rail splitters' Battalion" John
Brown Avengers, and 'Harper's Ferry
Raiders