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Iook- at This!
A SPLENDID DRAWING
-. - On
THE THREE NUMBER PLAN!
q, Az Prizes amounting TO S2Sl, 48l 2G
Whole Tickets S5.

SHARES IN PROPORTION
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the motey te our address for the tickets
ordered. on receipt of which they 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 will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Ex-
press, to be directed to
. MCKINNEY & CO., Savannah Ga
.Tune % 1Sf0-vcm
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NOTICE.

FNHE partnership in the Butchering Business,
- heretofore existing between Asst & Parker, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The ac-
counts have been drawn off, an6 it is highly neces-
s s mat prompt payment should be made to pay
10: Stock slaughtered. j. H. Asst is alone author
lzeo TO receipt for all demands due the concern.
1,,.-,o ,ooo Asst & PARKER.
The subscriber would most respeetf,l,v inform
ms olo friends that hereafter he will carry on the
ou,caaeRl!ng business upon his own account, and
WI! oe FOUND at the Market house, at stall No. H.
WIN supply Of choice Meats, Sausages, &c.
staaaten, July 1a, lsso,--.3t
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TAfacy Goods,

eyer exhibited in Virginia and that he is selling
them almost for nothing. Indeed, having pur-
chased such an immense stock of every variety of
Goods, he enabled to get them at the very low
no profit. His motto is ''Quick sales and small
profits" and he is determined to show the public
that he can sell as low can be purchased in the
Eastern cities, and 10 per cent. cheaper than
is the tine, and Hirsh's the place to money by
getting cheap bargains. Call quick, before the
choicest of the assortment is disposed of HOoP
SKIRTS and MANTILLAS without number, which
win be sold low as to astonish every one and II
give them away. His Goods must be gotten out of
Stennton. lime /. 1860, G. HIRSH.
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And OH Thursday the 23d Of August next

we will, on the premises, proceed to sell a tract
(3rd) of land, lying in Bath County, on the road
leading from Williamsve to the Warm Springs,
about four miles from the former and Is miles from
tbs latter place, containing
229 Acres Of ara BILE land,
$50 of which are cleared, and 4l8 Acres of Noun
tain Range.
The improvements on this tract consist of COM
Portable LOG HOUSE, Barn, &c. There is an
excellent Spring near the buuse.
TERMS OF SALE.-So much money in hand as will
be necessary to- pay the cost of suit and sale and
the balance in three equal annual payments from
the day of sale the purchaser giving bond and
approved security and the title retained as ulti-
mate security.
The corn crop on sal | lands will be reserved to
the tenants who will have the privilege Of remain
ing the land until they can gather the same, af
ter which time full possession will be given to the
purchaser, and much possession viii be neces-
sary to put in fall crop will be giter Immediately.
GEORGE BAYLOR, lcon,n,;r ID
WIN. s. Fl. BAYLOR, ooAA '''
N. R.-Persons desiring to know more OF these
| farms make enquiry Of either of the Messrs.
Roudabush. who reside upon them respectively.
e. B. Il W. S. FL. B.
July l3, 1860 --tds-Srec copy ids
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NOTICE.

NOTICED
NTOSBY & TAYLOR have associated with them
1Vl in their mercantile business commencing 1st
July, 1860. Mr.. F. L. FULTz. The business will
be conducted at their old stand under the firm Of
MOSBY. TAYLOR s. FULTZ.
They have still on hand large stock of goods
which they are anxious to reduce before Fall, and
will offer inducements to those who may favor them
with call.
M The accounts of the old concern will be ready
in a few days, and they wish to close up their old
business as speedily as possible.
MOSBY & TAYLOR.
Stanton, July Is, lse0.--6t
SURGICAL lNsTRUMENFS.-A large assort-
- ment for sale by P. 81. TROUT Dc co.
Staunton, July Is, 1860.
nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID, for sale at
IL P. H.. TROUT q CO.'S.
Stanton, July IL, 1860.
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ng~A At the same time and place and upon the
same terms of the land, will sell, as agent for
Mrs. Margaret A. Crawford, about
100 Acres CT Land,
living on the road next to Stauhton, adjoining the
above land. About 40 acres of this tract is clear
ed and set in grass, and the balance is well timber
ed This land has no buildings upon it, but would
make a comfortable settlement for small farmer.
Mr.. Taliaferro Crawford, who lives with his
mother, will show these premises to any one wish
ing to Buy. =.
July l3, IS6O.-tds:
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Commissioners Sale of
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
- Augusta county. rendered in the of
Simms, Trustee. vs.. Simms, dc, will proceed,
on the premises, on Thursday. the 9th dag Of Au-
gust merit. to sell the FARM upon which VIM. M.
Simms lately resided, lying both sides of
Christians Greek, about miles South East of
Staunton, adjoining VIM. McComb, James Nc
Comb and others. This Farm contains about
400 ACHES,
about one half of which is cleared and the other
half we'll tmbered and fair proportion of Greek
Bottoms. There is a
Saw and Grist MILL
upon the place, with a good head of water. The
DIV ELLING HOUSE is large and well built, of
Brick, and is in good repair. The Out Houses are
built of wood and also in good condition. About
rs Acres of the land are in corn, and with that
ception possession of the whole premises will be
given on the day of sale. Persons desiring to see
the premises will please call upon the undersigned,
Or any of the neghbors. Who will show them.
At the same time | will sell the Household
and II itchel Furniture. some Oats, Wheat,
and the growing crop of corn. Also, the Farming
Implements, work H orses, 2 Colts, some young
Cattle, Hogs, and Mich Cows with their calves
Also NEGRO MAN about 80 years of age, who is
a very valuable farm hand.
TERMS For the Land one-fourth in hand, or
terest added, and the balance in l. 2, and years,
for which bond, with good security, will be requi
red, and The title retained Until all the purchase
money paid.
For the Personal Property credit of months
will be given upon all sums of $40 and over for ne
gotiable notes, we'll endorsed, and for sums Under
$40 the cash will be required. j;
Sale to commence at 10 clock, A. M.
DAVID 81 BELL, Conim'r.
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POstpOmement.

POstpOmement.
The above sale of Personal Property is postponed
till August 4th. 1860. The. Turnpike Stock will
be sold on Court day, yMy 25rd. On the 4th Of Au-
IL gust, 1860, we will also sell, on the
EF premises, that valuable HOUSE AND
&M & LOT fronting on Augusta street. IN
. GSSa l4 Stadnton, occupied by Nicholas c.
EsssssE se Kinney at his death. Possession to
be given at ali early day to be named on the day
of sale. ,
TERMS -dne-third Of the purchase money il,
six months one third in eighteen months and one
third in thirty months, with interest from the day
of sale, bonds with good security to be given for
the payments. :.
A.F. EINNEY. trustees
july Is. iS60.-tds:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of LAND.
1,hraa Valuable Tracts of Land.

TN pursuance of decree made by the Circuit
/ Court of Augusta County, in the case Of Rou-
dabush, &C., 20. McNair,. &C., the undersigned
Tuesday, the 18th day Of august seat,
TWO VERY VAL LIABLE TRACTS OF LAND,
belonging TO the estate Of Emanuel Roudabush,
decd One Tract containing
$50 Acres
Of excellent land, about l7O Acres of viii Oh are
cleared. 10 or - Acres of GOOD MEADOW, and
the balance well timbered. The improvements con-
G
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Not Done Blowing Y.et
GABRIEL HIRSH'S HORN!

THE world in general and. particularly the Vi
i nited States, have been recently much agita.ed
and Interested by the visits OF distinguished Ja-
The eyes of the nation have been upon th9ir move
ments, and the men, women and children have
Rocked to see The curious and noted strangers
city, itseens that a similar excitement has been
created in. Staunton and Augusta county The
news has gotten out that GABRIEL HIRSH is now
receiving and opening the most magnificent "a
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"ANTEDs .,,
GRAPHS. RARE BOOKS,&c

PHO, hAhL DOONo,"C
W. RANDOLPH will purchase Autographs
j Letters or Manuscripts of Washington, Jeffer-
son, Madison, Henry, Randolph of Roanoke, or OF
any other of the men of note of the oden times
All kinds of old books taken in exchange for new
works High ices in cash win be paid for Burkes
| Virginia, 4 vols, or odd vols. =, nA,.J.
Stith's, Smiths, Doddridge's, Keith's or jones
Virginia. RobinSon's Forms, Davies Criminal
Law, Acts of Virginia 1855 80, ls5o-5l or ls52.-
Arator, Construction Construed, Inquiry, or New
Views, by John Taylor. Burr's Trial, 2yols !
Buyers of rare and valuable Books viii find at
III Main Street. Richmond. larger assortment
than anywhere else in the Southern States, and
very few better in the Northern cities, .,st.v,
Five Catalogues will be mailed to all who ssnd
as six cents to pay the postage
Richmond, June 8, 1860. 40
T1OR HARVEST have on hand good su
T. ply of Anderson and Northern Grain Crd-
dies, English and American Grain and Grass Soy
shes, Snaths, Whet Stones, Rifles. Rakes, &c.
WOODS GILKES0N.
Stanton, June Is, 1860.
HERE AGAIN.-AnotheI supply of GOLD
II LEAF LIGHT PRESSED TOBACCO juss
araived in prime order and for sale by
J. GLENDT,
staunton, July !. 50 >. per.e. !. cdsArass
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-. HODGES, DAVIS g. CO.'S.
IsoTsTERIES.

CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES OF GA:
Authorized by the Legislature for the Benefit
of Academies.
Drawn every Tuesday, in the City OF Ma
con, Georgia.
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II OF Tue Y IWWICtttVT.
Church Meeting.

At Quarterly Meeting Conference held
at Calvary Chapel, July 18th, 1860, for Au-
gusta Circuit, Rev B. Fl. Smith was called
to the Chair, and Rev W. K. Boyle ap-
pointed Secretary The object Of the meets
ing being explained, John w Reeder, D.
Hinkle Geo. Hall and II. W. Burkholder.
were appointed o. committee to prepare res
olutions, &cs
The following preamble and resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
Whereas, the last General Conference Of
N 4. Church, held in Buffalo, N. Y, in
troduccd new chapter into the Discipline
upon the subject of slavery, which is con-
trary to the civil laws Of our country, and
to tie wishes of our people in the border
Conferences and, whereas, other charges
have signifed their unwllingness to submit
to it, and have expressed desire to hold
Convention and take steps to separate from
the Northern portion Of the Church There
efore
Resolved, That we, the official members
of Augusta Circnit hereby enter our solemn
protest against; and repudiate the sentiments
in the. new chapter, whether it be regarded
rs law or advice.
Resolved, That vie believe the time has
come for us to separate from church which
has now become thoroughly abolitioniaed
Resolved, That we approve of holding d
Convention previous to the next annual con-
ferente.
Resolved, That this meeting elect dele
gates to attend District Convention to be
held in Harrisonburg or the first Thursday
in August. =,
Resolved, That cop, ofthese proceed
irgs be sent to our county papers with re-
uueSt IN nuhlieh
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15,s2s Pri's AnOu'ng to $500, O40
WILL BE DRAWN THiS MONTH

CRErtfIoArE OF PACKAGES will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk;
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
Certificate of Packages of 10 Half Tickets, 80
Certificate of Packages of 10 Quarter Tickets l5
Certificate of Packages of 10 Eighth Tickets, 7.5e
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No,v Ft.n,,,g DaCelIi,sg Nouse,

good Barn and all other necessary out-honses.-
This tract has an EXCELLENT Spring on it, and is sit
the village of Churcnville in Augusta County.
The other (2nd) tract, lies about and half
miles below Churchvile, at the Junction of en-
nings Branch and Middle River, and contains
1873 ACRES,
100 of which are cleared, and in part first-rate
BOTTOM LAND, and the balance in timber.
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Auction Sale$-
IN Monday July 23rd in front of the Sheriff s
~ Office, at II O'Clock A. NJ. We will sell or
fine 8 year Old COLTS, DEVON BULL, cow
AND GALE.
TURK & Gus HING, Arct.
Staunton, July 8, ls6O.--tds.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
WE will offer for sale, at public auction, or
w Saturday, the l4th day Of J"ly, in FROM OF
Of the late Thos. j. Stuart and now rente., by Davy
Lewis ais a garden. 1t contains bet~ cen II and a
an Acre with small house upon l..
TEEMs-L in hand, and the balance in six. twelve
and eighteen months-bond and security for the
''"s' - ''-''-'o B. A. STUART,
WIN. d. STUART.
Tune %. lseo.-tds.
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NEW GOODS

- NE w 0OODSo
BEAUTIFUL Lawns, very fine and fast coors, at
- az cents; Splendid 0rgandy Robes (worth
$50 at So; New style Lace Nantes, Points and
Burnauses at IS Black Silk Mitts at rs cents a
pair; 500 Shakers or Nun Bonnets, completely
trimmed, IS CENTS Linen Handkerchiefs, warranted
pure Flax, cents; Busters, IS cents, and great
many other bargains at 49,: s.xi.
D. J. GOLDENBERG'S,
next door to the Post Office.
Stanton, June %, lS6o,--Spec copy.
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wheat nKs111&.

wheat DT111S.
n one of the celebrated BECKFURD d, HOFF-
MAN GRAIN DRILLS, With or without the Grass
Seed and uuano Sewers, are requested t9. leave
their orders with as early as assible, tEat no
price, with freight a1ded, is only Charged Extra
Tubes and Points always on hand for sale.
GEO. L. PRICE.
Stanton, June 20, 1850.
CITUATlON WANTED as teacher. by a
y young Man who is qualified to teach Latin,
Mathematics, and all the English branches usually
taught in Academies. Can bring certificates Of
good charaster.
REFEREN The Faculty of Roanoke College
~ Address "Teacher," staunton Va. (Post
Office Box $50
June 20, 1868.
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Housy and Lot For Sales
+ WISH 70 sell my House and Eob, above the resi-
/ dence Of Ger. Hartman, or to exchange it for
property down town. !. :, 80
Fh is an excellent little property, and | will
show it with pleasure 10 any one wishing to buy
For terms call upon j. p. lmboden, Esq, or my
self. AAAlA L. JAMlESoa.
June /. ls6oW
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GUNNER MILLINERY. The season having ad
- vanced, offer, from this. day, splendid as
sortment of Silk, Grape and Straw Sonne.s, Flats,
&c., st greatly reduced prices.
d. j. GQLDENBERG.
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ID ERIC CREATORS The CDR. Kane Refrige-
II rators and variety of Water Coolers Also a
second hand Refrigerator for sale by
WOODS & GILKESON.
Staunton, June is, 1860.
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"a (Signed,
B. Fl. Smith, ,;::s
'Vm. K. Boyle. A''S''A''
John w Reeder,
David Hinkle,
George Hall;
4. Trevey, 1.s.
j. b. Hammer, 10y ''-'D'
s. Fitch.
Fl. W..Burkholder,
j Lockridge,
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

Stevensburg, P. O., Culpeper county, Va.
June %, IS60.-4t.
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SheriH'S Sale of Land.

July S, is6t.-4t.-prs. fee S3.75
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DENCH PLANES, &c.-we have just received
ID direct from the Factory, good stock of Bench
and 9th ar Planes. WOODS l. GlLKESON.
Stanton june Is, 1860
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GALVANIZED PUMP ChAIN.-Chain Pump
u Fixtures Wei Chains and Wheels For sale
cheap by GARRISON & ANDERSON,
No. l0o Main St., Richmonl !. Va.
June l6, 1860.
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ARRIVAL on THE PERSIA OFF CAPE RACE.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Italian Affairs Unchanged--AdJOurnm of
the Warsaw Congress.

italian Affairs Unchange ged--AdjOurnmenf OF
the Warsaw Congress.
ST.. JOHNS, November 5-The steamer Persia from
Liverpool on the 9th, passed Cape Race at O'Clock
on SATURDAY. evening, and was intercepted by the
news boat of the Associated Press.
Italian affairs were unchanged
The Warsaw meeting adjourned on the 26th.
Unreliable reports state that the principle OF the
European Congress was agreed upon. IL was ais3
reported that Austria proposed the medlaton OF
France for specific solution of the Italian question:
COMMERCIAL ADvICES
LIVERPOOL Oct 27.-Cotton-The market is generally
unchanged and quotations barely manained except or
good staples which firm at full prices Sales or the
week So bales including 5000 bales to SPECTATORS ana
bales for export Sales of Friday 5000 oaes nen
ket closed quiet at the following prices-New Orleans
fair I'D mddling 6% Mobile fair I'd middng G SH d a.
bales h, including $50 900 bales American.
HAvRE s.-Cotton-New Orleans tres ordtna1Te
Breadstufs.-The market for Flour is steady, though
for brands quotations barely maintained Sales
at 2ss cd d30s Cd. Wheat generally has declining
tendency and prices quoted at 1(g2d lower since
Tuesday Red Western lis. Cd OILS. 4d Sovthern rs
Cd Gl3s; white 2s Cd Gl4s Corn is quiet at fhe ad-
reported by previous steamer which operates to
check business; mixed and yellow 34s Cd aoss; white
AIS 645s
Another circular quotes:-Flour is quiet at Tuesdays
advance of Cd Sales 2ss Cd 32s Cd Wheat firm at full
Ps,ces Wbte aha Cd Corn buoyant at an
of Is 11s Cd since tho Europa sailed Mixed and elbow
| 39s. (G40s.; White nominal
Provisions.-Beef is dull. Pork quiet but firm. Ba
con quiet Lard-more doing at slight decline Sales
/ 63s Taow of all qualities has slightly advanced
Sales at SIS. cd. for North American
Produce-Sugars closed buoyant. Coffee quiet, Rice
is firm and holders demand an advance Rosin is steady
at 5s 4d l5 3D. on the spot snd IS. 3D. to arrive spir
its Turpentine closed firm at slight advance Sales at
S3s cd 34s 3d. closing at 35s Tea OF all quates mas
| slightly advanced.
THE LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 2S-The Liverpool Cotton market
closed yesterday quiet but steady Sales of the day est
5000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation
| and export.
| HAyRE MARKETs.-Cotton-Ne Orleans tres ordinare
90 fr Bas IS fir. Sales the week $500 bales Market
closing quiet Prices easier, but quotations unchanged
Breadstufs closed quiet. Provisions also.
LONDON MARKETS, Saturday Evening.-Consols close
at 92A@192S for money and account
The Imperial decree raises the price OF Iooacco IN
France. ...,oo
Bullion has decreased at the Bank of England fl49 90
The money market is generally unchanged There is
less demand.
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DoUBrFUL-PRoBABLY FOR LINCOLN.

Oregon Californi a..,............
Mr.. Lincoln, if he obtains all the above named
States, will have just hundred and eighty three
electoral votes, while (the whole number being
three hundred and three) one hundred and ffty-two
would be majority of the whole. Then, it ap-
pears he could only spare thirtyone, and should he
lose New York, (thirty y-ive votes,) must be de-
feated, even with California and Oregon on his side
Losing these two States (havng seven votes,) he
could not lose Pennsylvania, (twenty-seven votes,)
as he would then have but one hundred and forty
nine, or three less than majority of the college;
but carrying either California or Oregon, with all
the other free States, he would have majority
without Pennsylvania; or he might lose Ohio, Cali
fornia and Oregon (thrty-one,) and still be safe.
New York is the only single State which can de-
feat him.
THE MoDUs oPERANDr OF THE PRESIDENTIAL ELEo-
The following explains the proceedings in
yolved in the election of a President and Vice
President of the United States, to wit:
l. By the Act of Congress of l845, the electors
for President and Vice President of the United
States shall be elected in each State the first Tues
day in November.
Z. By the Act Of 1892 these electors are to meet
on the first Wednesday in December after, il their
respective States to cast their votes.
8. These votes, when cast, are to be certified by
the electors, and sealed up, and sent to the Pres-
dent of the Senate.
L. On the second Wednesday in February after,
the sealed certificates OF the electors are to be bro
ken open, and the votes counted, and the result de-
clared in the presence of Congress.
From these arrangements it will be seen that
should the election OF President be thrown into tne
House they will have to elect very soon or the wee
President who will have been elected in the mean
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La w INI,E'LLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL coURT.-JupaE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND
No business was transacted yesterday, except
the issuing of naturalization papers.--Several
cases assigned for trial on Wednesday were post
poned until Thursday, and the Court gave notice
that the Petit Jury would not be required until
that dsy.--The Court adjourned until Thursday
at 10 O'Clock.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN
The Court was engaged yesterday in naturaliz-
ing parties. About 1856 papers were issued.
The CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS, Judge Mar
shall, was also engaged in issuing naturalization
papers.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDaR KREDs.
Thomas g. Little rs. Nicolassen Prior, and
same Beck & Bachmann. Application to stay
the operation of writs ofnjunction by giving bonds
under the Oath sec. of article 6th of the Code Ar
gued by Mayer and Ward for compainants; Bruno
and Morrison for respondents.
Nothing done in the UNITED STATES CouRr yester'
day.