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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04

For Justice Of tn Peace and Oyerseer
of the Poor.
We are authorized to announce J. " GIL
bEhi as candidate for the offices of Justice of
the Peace and Overseer of the Poor in District
No. " ~ "
April 20, Isolde
FOR MAGISTRATE.
~ Or. w. W. CR0PP will be supported for
Augusta. at the next election. The Dr. will nlsase
! -Aav@4. is6n~~tfIs.- " Cno:
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w ~ NYETEE.TD-

Ok CARPENTERS to work or the Bridge a.
~ cross til. Holston River. on the Royefsvilfe
and Jefferson railroad. viii pay tn hi. hest Cash
pr lee far good Framers none but steady nen need
apply. knqoire Of the Foreman on the work, or
the subscriber, at Rogersvie. Hawkins County.
Tenn. JAMES SLAMON.
April 20 '60.-4t.-Charlottesv Jefeisouian
copy and send bill to this Offices
srAUNToN. .APRlL 18th, 1860
THE subscribers are now receiving their usual
a supply of "
>PklNG AND SUMNER GOODS!!
Purchasers are respccttulls requested to call and
examine their stock MOSDl. TAYLOR.
Stanton, priE 20, lS6O.-4t.
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Spring and Summer Clothing

Spring and Summer Clothing.
vATE are now receiving Spring and Summer
w Clothing and would call the attention of
customers and the public to the same. We have
also on hand very large lot of GENT'S FUR
NiSHlNG GOODS, consisting of Shirts Collars,
Drawers, Crdvats. Socks, H,nikerchiets, &C.,
which we believe will meet the demands Of all.
ss- All Goods guaranteed as represented.
ROAM Il ABBY,
Under North Wing Va. Hotel.
Stanton, April 6, 1860.
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NEW GOODS.
kFE are now in receipt of the largest and most
Wv desirable stock of
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, -QUEENSWARE. HATS, SHOES
AND WO0DENWARE,
that we have ever had the pleasure of offering tor
sale in this market.
TAYLOR l. HOGE.
Next door to Central Bank.
Stanton, April S, IS60.-Spec copy all.
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TO tho heirs Of Even Eyens and James

April ~, lS60.-6t.
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West View, April %, ls6J..-3t
Executors, Sale.

IN Taesday ths 18th Of Hay, the Subscribers will
, sell. at auction, at the residence Of the late
John Keller, sr., the PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging to TIE Estate. such Hcrses, Cattle,
sheep, two Wagons, Farming Utensils, and per-
haps some grain. NEGRO Man belonging to
the decd, will also be sold.
E. GHEDING, r.,oua
j. NJ. HUFF, "a o's
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TTORSE sHOEs.-eo Kegs Burdens Horse and
III Mule Shoes, also Ton English Horse Sho
Iron and Norway Nail Rods Just received by
staunton, April l3. WOODS + GILKESON.
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THE HAVANA PLAN LOTT ERT


Is drawn every Saturday. Capital Prize S70J e99
Tickets So. Hages "a. Quarters ".
cxGY PLAN LOTTERIES
Drawn every Day, in which you can select yoar
own numbers.
Tickets from 81 to any price, and prizes in pr0p0t
ton.
BvERY PRIZE rs DRAWN.
CIRCULARS
Containing full explanations of our Schemes, etc
will, be forwarded by mail to any one
sending US their name.
All communications strictly confidential.
In ordering Tickets certificates enclose the
Money to our address for the Tickets, ordered, on
receipt of which they will be forwarded by the
first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be seat
to purchasers Immediately alter the drawing.
The Official Drawing are published in the As"
YoaK HsRALD.
Orders received and Prizes Cashed at $50 Broad
way, New York. Direct your orders to
l.. A. HODGES, Agent, New York City, or
HODGES, DAVIS Il CO., Managers,
Macon, Gz~ss.
April 6, lS60.-1y.
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or Judge of the Circuit Court.

| We are authorized to announce DAVID
FOLTZ ESQ.,, as candidate for the Office of
J u,ige of the Circuit Court.
January 20, ls60.-tde
Mg-Judge LUCAS p. THOMPSON. is can
ddate for election to the Office Of Judge of the
llth Circuit OF Virginia.
March %, 1850.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

REMOVAL.
300 rs AMID sAoE so.
TFNHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L. friends and the public generally. that be has
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AT GOLDEN BERG'S

Notice to Contractors.
%EAL1 - proposals viii be received BY the un-
~ dersigned until the l2.h day sof Nav for the
erection OF additional buildings at the Va Militia
ry Institute. Tie work be done will embr ace
some 200, 000 bricks. and will correspond in st,le
aad finish with the present Cadet Barracks. Pro-
posais viii specify the rate per Thousand for the
hrck--a4d specific prices for the wood ork in
detail, FRANCIS II. SMITH,
May 4, reeo.-2t supt. Va. Nj. |.
NIsES AND ANVfLS.-Wright's Patent Sol
Horn Anvils Wright's Solid Box Wis S. Kings
Stock and Dies. Best Smiths Bellows, Horse shoes
all lods, sails kasps Files: Shear Ca It and
Blister Steel Just received and tor sale
Staun ton, Nav 4, 1850. GEO. e. PRICE.
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MiSCELL A N EOUS.
H0DGcS,- DAVIS b CPS
IosI.sTEsETTE@.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF Ca,
Class B

Authorised by the Legislature for the Beaent
OF Academies.
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FOR CONNONWEALTTS ATTORNEY

lsS- We are authorized t., announce WILL, AN
II. HARTMAN, Esq. as a can,iid ate for re-elec-
ton to the office OF Commonwealth Attorney, for
Augusta county. u aA
Maj oh 2, lS60.-tde a. 4..4-
We are authorized to announce ROBERT
L.. DOYLE Esq, Candidate for the office OF
Commonwealth 8 Attorney for Augusta county.
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sOr commissioner Oh IHc RCSCHuO'
wa We are authorized to announce THOMAS
s. GOALTER As a indidate for til. Office OF Com
missioner of the Revenue for the LIST District
February 8, 1850.
Msa We are authorized to announce THOMAS
NJ UUNOHO as candidate for reelection to the
ifice of Commissioner of Revenue, for the LIST dis
trict If Augus'a Cnunty.
Feb 10 1860
ny We are authorized to announce JOHN 6.
SLOWER, candidate to reelection to the office
of Commissioner of the Revenue in the End District
of Augusta.
March 9. 1860.
Ess~ We authorized to announce ST. CLAI K
TURK $ a candidate for the office Of Commissions
err of the Revenue in the LIST District.
March Is, 1886. tides
M9- W. are authorized to announce WILLIAM
L. MONRY candidate for the office of Commits
soner of the Reve1 ne for the End District of Au-
gusta county.
March 80, lS60.-tde*
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04

Ora wn every Tu sday, in the City Of Ma
con, Georgia.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-05-04

A TTENTION OFFICERS OF THE 32sp REGI-
IN NENT.-The training OF officers of the 32nd
Regiment will commence in stanton. on Monday
the 18th day of May The Regimen,al Muster will
take place at FishersTlle on Friday the 18th.
= By or Ter of the Col. CoHsmandent.
A. q MGCGNE,
Ag't 32ud keg't.
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List of Letters

DEMAIAlNG in the Pos. Office at Staunton, Va.
IN Anril 3uth. 1860.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

va We are authorized to announce GEORGE
NJ. APPLE candi late for reelection to the office
of Constable in the Attn District of Augusta county
March 2, 1905
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Jke marktts.
STAUNTON ELS,

Wholesale PiiCES.
REpo TED BY TAYLOR d HoaR.
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Scr arOec etsner BON 9lnfans an.

Sin ben Gelesrapben>S pulten finbet Der 9es
fer bic 8eliate beS DampferS N%br.attc,
b~arurter eiuen glu85us aus Dem %Oifemcn 8riefe
gtopOlern8 an ben fran3Slil4en @eianOten in
Qonoon. DieIe8 S6reiben 1T beS 8roBen Sa9@
uer8 ptirbis. 3und4f iOa es natiirli4 ais
IntpOrt auf bic fulminante WiBtraueu8. 3eOe
bienen. bic 2pro 8almeritpn, ais er pom Bar>
famsnte bic mDtbi8en 8etpiuisunsen CUR Ser.
t6eiDisuuS gn8lunOS ~Oerlan8te, 8esen ieiren
bi86eriSen8 ulenfreun 9e9altsn bat. Da n!tS
oieIer mertwarOt9e 8rief nod uidt tpSrtlid
pOrlieot, 10 unterluhen mir es pOrert, i'm gu
aeralieOeru. nnleren 2eiern wtrp er audi i'm
9Iu8,uoe Sergniisen maiden; benz in ietner
Npde 9lS EuSeacbelb uap burmlpieS 2unrm 1T
@einefe 6u9S am pifantefen uaO amaiartez
item. Sir beute mS9en uniere 2eier Die bier
snnGdlf fplgenOen weiteren Nea4ri4ten Der
Dampfer Canadian uuO europa nit ben III
ben Gele8rapbens5 ralten entbultenen Na4>
ri6ten be8 O1mpfer8 Iortatic uno nanentli4
nit benz 8riefe 9teiaefe'S perSlei&en.
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Scr Moun ptelcr MeSi,tnen.

Der Granfe, pelGer bic Site Der Seri6tebenen
Webt3tne1 our Sanb ntntntt uno eS balb nit Der
@tnen 1nb bann nit Der Nnbern 1erIuGt, mte Elm
@ritnbprn betm erltet 6ptelbtnner, 1T auf benz Be.
fen gSe9e itd unt5ubrtn9en, ebe er ans Gnbe Der
0t1te 9elangt 1T. - Man1e Contribution ertrGat
oteIe mebt5tntIde 8ebanolung LANCER ais bic ar>
oere, ant Gnbl ntuB aber Sober, arBer etnent pabrs
bait %etlernen GDrper, anS9etatet nit @juttaperda
Nerben unb ifGblernen Se9netb unterltegen. QSir
9lauben 1ebpd, baB bic MDpe, bic 9anae Materia
Medica IN ben Wagert be8 &ranfet su SerpIan3en,
Sprtber III. - Sic SGlfte Der Gelt ipetB lest 1dDn
gut getng, baB bic beiDen Mebtatnen bes YrOfehpr
9Dlppa9 %9ettt9elb I'M a4e tnneret un6 GuBereu
nebel 81 betlen, ltnp bic anoere Sdlfte it6 ouf benz
beiten We9e 5u 6etnIelben 0lauben befinbet 1tnb ber
Gag tit nt9t rtebr ferrt, an benz bic Pharmacopocia
5t etnent lAn1d9tt9en Sanbe bernbge IGpunben letn
tptro, biz Ie ettolt1 gang 1er9ebt, Nlte Srrtbiimter
Itno tttdt 1tn1terbltGt tie mitIIett unterae6en lnb
mern ie a%nitdnbiS nit aaer NGtuns fur tbr glitter
81 0rabe getra9en meroen 70 lit ba8 NneS, mas
flr le 81 erphrte1t lfebt
Btr baben tnlere 8prurtbetle pte alle MnberiJ
tpelGe cine Nrt 9titItung Inn inns bil6en, bic baS
Sdperbt Der Wabrbett ni6t tntmer gu bur6brtngen
Derntaa. Mber pern mir 1eben, ME ltebel BON
2OJG6ri9er Oauer ptrG SpllppaS'S Sa(be in 6 gBos
den gebetlt tperoelt, 1tnp SpQpma9'S Wtllen in NEE
nt9en Sa9et drpntIAe O98peplta Der furAterlt6s
ten Mrt furtret, mas bletbt bann nod III laaen it6
rig. Dap bteie Wunberfuren wtrtIt6 unb fpieoer>
bolt gentabt pnrben, 1T itber alien 3tpeifel bentep
len wOrpen. pie gStrflartfett bon 9lr1neten, nell
DE a%nsenl6einlt6 1bl6e @unber b~etpffsert Al Der.
%IGusnett wGre GOQ6ett. Der Nuf bieier MeSiatten
ais 5etlmtttel fir bret @tertel alter aranf6eiten
De8 meniaIiAen @ei9leAtc8, srilnbet fG auf lnbe.
~trettbare Gbatla9elt, unb G6atIaGen fTnnb cine Nrt
@e9ner, weldeu BET Gpntrpper1en feline Sbeprte,
wie INNER le bic 6atuItGt aud a~uffeaem mag,
Stano 1alten fam. QStr bnben Diele 5reunbe I'M
ter ben Mebt5inern 1elbt, BON benen mande alau>
ben, 6aB bic BON pr0fefpr Sollpwa9'8 Mr5neien
Iber ielbft tpenn benz 70 wGre, 70 wdre 6tes Elm
@ingrif, ben jeber 8ranfe btat9en unb ieber Meme
i4enfreunb - Oehen Snterel1e le rt9t bebeaisen-
9eptB en1pfeblen wirb.
9ltl6S (Mempbt8 Mppeal.)
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Mmerifamtibe Madbridbten.

Srn. Separo'8 Sour nj Nprb.
NJ e It Ell. Die Nuburn Union" Idreibt I'm
ben an un8 sertdteten Nnfrageu gu antlprrten
lino mir gu oer grflriuns ermd9tist, baB ST.
Separo bic Jtepublifaner BON Midt9an an
Samlfas ben 1. Septemter anreoen pirb !; BIZ
Gepubltfarer Wi8ccnltn'8 AMI SamIfaa Der
8. September; Die bon Minne1cta am Gam.
flag ben Is. Septenber. Sci ieiner 9iaffeb,
mirb er bic bereit8 ein9e9an9enen Gerpflidtu1,
gen lDlelt, in Sainpi8 an benz Tag, ben baa
StaatScpmite feitIeet, uno in CLEVELAND, Sbip,
BittSbura Ba., unb in 6rebpn;a uro Sc 9fpb,
u. y. Die 3ett fir btele lebteren Yldbe ipirt
%betimmt peroen, IObalo bic i3eit uueefdbr en-
mittelt 1T, ipel9e Der Ncrpweltsn in Nnlprud
1ebnlen mirb.
Die Observation-Disclosures pnpen IL
Il On 1T ieit pCri9en Wittwp9 in Glrnericau.
5aae in Buffalo rerl ammelt. Sine erpEe
Nn5abl Sebrer unb 2ebrerimnen aus mebreren
Staaten Der Linton, i'm @an5en etpa 500, ftnb
anrel eno, Die Bis leet ppr9encmnenen Sc
l9dfte be5ieben It9 bauptIG9li6 auf 8eri6ters
ltattln9 bon etn5elnen Staaten iiber ben 3uz
fano ibrer Saulen. NuBer Der @rnennuno
Don 8eamten fir puS laufenbe Sabr murpen
feline 8el4aite bon Midti9feit porsencmmen.
Die meilten Dele9aten 1a1bte Der Staat geew=
ycrt; e8 famen ald piele aus ben gferz@naz
lanoeS taaten, ~belpnper8 Wa1Iaduiett8. ans
lebnli9e Oelegatipnen aus Yenniplpanien uno
Neip=Serie 9, Sbio, Widigan, SQiuois uno
Soma uno 0ertreter aus S%noiana, Wi1ipuri
Deluwure, NO,O<Garrlina II. +, ~, enoii6 eie
MICE aus Canada.
& n r + n y IF !, y a a 7 4 e. 80,
II 9. @tn Srldnoer, pelder an Der 9eelpe
Ocrf Central @iienbabn na6e 9fpdelter anoe>
lteat if, ma9te eineu Drisinellen SelbftmurDs
rerlu4. Nl8 Der Bug a%nfan1, iprata er mad
bent @eleile uuo le9te letnen &ppf quer iiber
bic Sdiene, bamit ba8 Slab Der 2ocomotipe
ibnt beIIe.ben abldreioe. Der &ubfdnoer
mari tbn iebpd Bel Seite ba aber Der qua
Iebr lan9Iam 9ia5, ma6te Der lebensmiibe Sal
nod mebremal8 ben 8erlu9 nit bemielben
gtfOls. ST piiroe pobri4einlid bod nod
ieinen 3wef erreidt buben, ipenn ni9t 8eiaez
bence i'm we9serilIen un5 in Si9erbeit aebra6t
bdtten. Seine 8~erlebunsen ant &ppfe ltD
idper, iercd, wie man 9lanbt, utdt leben8ae=
fdbrltH. Sat mar au9enl9einlid betrlinfen
uno madte bic 8erlude, lein 2ebenSlidt AUS
3ablalen, 5meifel8cbne in einetn Mnfalle bon
Oelirtum Tremen8.
2on9 8ramAJ 81. s. Der anseblide
WtOro. = @s ctrclliren nod INNER bic piberz
lpredenoiten @erii4te iber bielen eebeimniF-
pollen VDrfoa, bod ninlmt man beinabe a0aez
nteia an, baB baB @an3e auf cine WbfiTfation
btnausldnft. Der tpabre Sadperbait ipu Der
Iein, baB eili9e Gellter lt9 IN eiuem Sdlodtz
bauIe etne Slai4e glut nnD Bel einem Barber
cine Quantitdt Saare peri9afften, unb oamit
be beri6teten perOd&ti9en llmltdnoe perau-
ltalteten. Die auf 8erba&t bin perbafteten
5urbisen wurpeu auf freien SUP seiebt.
Pttt8bur9, z. Sing. Sn Die 2uft 9ez
iprenst purbe pprleeten Wcnta9 Na4t bas
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Selegrapbtfbe Nrn6rtcbten.
8ert@tet fir BEN Baltimore 8eder.
Mnfmnft 6es On1npfers
uNDrtattc."

Bier Sage Neueres aus europa.
Ote Teinbfeltefeiten Stpifben 6aribal=
81 nno Neapel iMSpenbirt. Sic fDrtfbe
Sraee. 0rpfer 8rief 2Omis Na=
pDleDn'8.
New Oprt, II. AuSult. Der Dant-
pier Ipriatic bon Sputbampton, np ct am 1.
,. absias, 1T bier an9etcmmen. ST brinst
200 Yaiasiere, pCrrnter 2abp 6ranfliu uno
i9re Hiate.
Der Dampfer 8aparia FAM in Cones am
20. Sali all unO Der Dampfer @tna in Queens
tomn am 20.
Der fran3SiiGe 8orl9Gas iber bic 5uter=
penticn in Sprien, Die iebpd Der j3~ultimmulta
Der Bfcrte %unterwprfen lein lcG, wurpe BON ben
Sertretern Der eurppd16en @roBnd6te anee>
1ommen, nadoem er auf bas 9erlataen 6es
tllrtllaen @elanotet fpelentltd mOoifi3irt mpr>
pen mar. GuBlano lieB feline 3ultimmuns
our@ 9Orb SpwleY, ben enslil9en @elaabteH
in Yaris, ertlGren.
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erta4 Danlit eiten 9ewtien @ru. Salmpn.
Die Ne9er entflp9en, tpurpen aber perbaftet.
Ser Sctriiser MOntusue freisesebem.

Sorpnto, II. Nus. ga9 8ernebmura
DerlGieoener 3eu9en aus Cincinnati uno SEEM
OOrf e1tl4ieo Der Wa9iitrat, Dap Der SAT- pea
aus Cincinnati 9efli6teten Montaoue ni6t IN,
ter ben NibburtpnsS ertrag fale, unb entlief
ben Serbufteten. Da8 BEL ibnl 9efunbene Self
I'M 8etra9e BON $4,000 tprrbe ben Gtucirna.
tier Ypli5i1ten itberliefert.
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Der Wrin, non @oIes.

Gbarlpttetpwn, IL. An9ut. Der
Bring BON @ule8 lanbete am Dcnnerlta9. Grpt
pe8 l6le9ten 8etter8 bate li9 cine Mense
Weniden ein9efunoei, namentlid bon Quebec
unO 8runSpif. Der Srtn5 purbe nit ben
iibli6en @brenbeaenannaen %empfanaen.
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mprb in GIepelonS.

Glepelano, g., II. Iu9uf. @eltern
Ibel,O UNI 10 ll9r famen2 0e9er in Die @irtbz
i9aft BON @n. Bider89in in Seneca ct. unb
Da 1ie lt9 unanltanpi9 ~benabmen, perIn6te lie
Bider8siu binau85uperfen. Giner Der Neaer
bieb aber nit einem 9rDBen MeGer nm li6 rnp
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SaSenSc e%rtrunfen.

sc eW : Oprt, -. Gu9ult, Or. Dum<
rler BON Serlep Gitp unb Sobn Wbitader BON
Erentpn ertranten 9eltern, tpdbreno le Bel
Gong 8ran9 bapeten.
Seute Nbenb e~rtranfen betm 8aben 5pei
iun9e Mdnner Nanlen8 0arbner uno 6atobt.
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Mmfnnft Oes 9ampfcrS
Nprtb Gtar.

NprIU SIHI.
News DOrf, -. Au9ult. Der Danls
pier gtortb Star, Der ann 4. b. bon IspinlpaQ
ab9ins, 1T onsefommen.
Gr brinst feline Soften.
General Surnep fam al8 Bafa9ier auf benz
0antpfer.
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0as Me1u1tat Der MobI In sent,cp,

2pntSpt1Ie, u. Nus. @te bic Wable
teridte jebt itebelt, bat Qeslie Combs, Der
Sanoipot Der gellzYartei, 46,8O6 Stimne1 ;
Der gtedinrio9e>D empfrat 25,5O7 Der Opuz
glass Democrat 1872.
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eI6GftssWerle0nma

Meinsu sesbrea SrsunOen unb getannten biermit bic ersetens
Gn3eiOe, baB t@ has 9erdant9e GOtal
geo. 161 Wef>2cmbarbfraBe
bespeen unS auf'S comfcrtabelIe en9eridtet babe. Nud babe t9
mein SO tnl a9er tebeuten6 p~er0rSBert, unb pertaufe %eieielbeh
ICrpbl I'M Gallon wie AUDI naf auBen i'm &teinen nnb @rpBea gu
utdbi9en preten. .. 8GrB,..
SItlS.llnt RO. 16l 2cmb0rolT0Be
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mr Mprtb=@ aDffreet 8auperein. ~a

- OWWVN%NFNF -
@m 6. bS. ittteftr @erein 9esrinbet umb fn6 berettS aber 200
Nntbeile ~9e8eidnet, 8eS 9ee9rte PubIifun, Wel9es @ bebeilt.
gen min, III eriuft heute, W'cnta9, Abenes s Nbr, BET Serrl 3.
8ebrenbs, 267 q. @apitr. 81 erI1enen, tubem bic erfe giaSab.
lung itattfintet ub Die Seamtenrpahl ~ppISo9en wirb; AUDI Wir6
ee Contribution, meld9e bon beml befen 8ercin a68eabt il, nod.
mails Derlel len mer6en.
SMo 2ep0 Ser3pg, Sefr. y. t.
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NmGlt 0ub Sic 6tte,

eut in bic tiibIen, bon 9rinen 8dunen beI9atteten &6umlihfeiten
bS mnterseibneten @etbbiertrauerS, mo Der thermometer 10 @raS
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19
Gov. Isham G. Harris,
Ex-GOy. And. johnson
HOns.Jas. Thomas,
A. @. z. Nicholson,
John V. Wright,
w. L. Avery,
Cave johnson, etc.

Ex.President FRANKLIN PIERCE
and every member of his Cabinet SO
far as hssri from, is for Breckenridge
and Lane.
President JAMES BUCHANAN. and
every member Of bis Cabinet, is fol
Breckenridge and Lane.
In addition to this, We find that,
gu! Of the 81 Democratic members
of the United States Senate, all
are for Breckenridge and Lane, ex.
cept George E. Pugh, Of Ohio, aud
Stephen A. Douglas, Of Illinois,
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, of New
York, Gev. Henry A. Wise, Of Viz
tginis, many of the atlest Of The
Northern papers, and four-ff,hs OF
the Southern, are against Douglas
and in favor Of the Nations nomi-
ness.
Asa further indies ton Of the feel
ings OF the Democracy of Tennessee,
we may mention :hat there are in
this State twenty-seren Democratic
newspapers. OF these, TWENTY
THREE are Cor Breckinridgs and
Lane, only three are openly ior Doug
las, and one lodges.
The ball is rolling onward, and
our ticket lie destined, from the signs
Of the times, to glorious triumph in
November.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19
From the Montgomery Mail.
A Lie Nailed TO the Counter.

Some days since it VAS charged
BY some Douglas sheets in this State
that Nr. Breckenridge signed q Pc
ti.ion to Gov Wise, asking the par.
don Of one of The Harpsr's Ferry
Conspitators. We knew the charge
to be false, bat in order to make as
.surahce doublY sure, We tslegraphed
to Richmond for information on the
subject, and received tLe following
dispatch in reply. This falsehood is
thus set at rest, and We hope that
our exchanges Throughout. the State
will let their readers know to what
despicable means the squatters are
resor,ipg for the purpose of irjuriDg
Mr.. Breckenridge. Here is The an
swsr to our dispatch:
RICHMOND July 10. 1860.
To GEO. H. SHORTER: The charge
against Mr.. Breckjnridge is attsrly
false. | am officially Informed upon
this matter at the offce Of The Sec
rotary Of State for the Commonwealth.
O. JENNINGS WISE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19
Montbs GRO NO hoard man IA,

Months sgo We heard men say
that they were opposed to Stephen
A. Douglas for the Presidency, yet
if nominated they would support
him in preference to Seward or Lin
coin, to defeat a black republican.
They acted on the principle, that Of
two evils We should choose the
least. There are at present a num-
Der of candidates ia the field. No
one is obliged to vote for Douglas.
1t is the privilege, and We think the
duty, Of every man to vote for the
candidate whose election will be best
for the whole country: especially our
own section Of it; and the man
who selects the very best will, We
think, vote for John c. Breckin-
ridge and 10. Lane.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19
Executors Notice.

.TE1HE Tan Yard and Csrdius Aaehine be-
4 long to the estate Of James H.sCobA. de-
ceased. lying in the own of Fayetteville. are
for sale, and any person wishing &c purchase
can hsar the terms, etc, by appIvingto the
underss aed. The Leather on haad - also .
for sale. Apply as above. Al ti,oss hav-
ing claims against the estate mus: present
them within the tins prescribed by law, and 2
those Indebted must come forward and settle /,
wTthoat delay JAS. G. WOODS, Err
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-07-19

Some Of the Know NsthiDgs and
Know Nothing papers are taking a
great deal OF trouble to prove that
Douglas is the regular nominee Of
the Democratic party They know
that Breckenridge and Lane are The
men who will knock them into the
fall Of 1854, and they don't think
thy vere properly nominated.-Pa-
dacQh Ky.) Herald.