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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1861-02-15
Grange and Alexandria Railroad.
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cxAND AFTER WEDNEsDAf>eApH IL llrH, 1860
TWO DAILY TRAINS leave Alexandria at
100, A. NJ, and IFS P. NJ, for LY NCHBURG
Vile with the Trains ON the Virginia Central Rail-
road, for RICHMOND, CHARLOTTESVILLE,
STAUNTON. &c; and with the Train on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad for WOODSTOCK, MOUNT
Through Tickets to Richmond Lynchturg, Knox-
vile, Memphis, Nashville, Montgomery, Mobile,
New Orleans, &C.. at the Railroad Station.
Also Through Tickets to- ttreenbrier W bite Sui
phur Strings via. Jackson River.
The Trains leave LyNchbnrg twiee daily at5..2
A. NJ, and 40 P. NJ, for Alexandria ana Wash
ington; arriving in Alexandria at p. NJ, and
4.20 A. NJ.
The Connections with Virginia Central aud Ma
nassas Gap Railroads are made by the day trains
only. J. NJ. BROADUS,
General Ticket Agent.
Ms- on AND AFTER Friday, 29th June the
passenger trains will leave corner of King and
Union Streets, Alexandra, 1t O'CLOCK, A. NJ, auds
It's P. NJ.
Dec. Z, lS60-tf
TsLANTATsoN k.-plantatiou and
Farm Instruction, Regulation, Record, lnYen-
tory and Account Book for the use of Managers Of
Estates. and for the better ordering and manage
ment of plantation and farm business in rSay par
ticulars BY a Southern Planter. ''erder Is
Heavens Hrst law.''
New and impr1ve ed edition. cap folio; half calf
price 81 50. Also large edition, for
COTTON PLANTATIONS,
price So Either sent by mail postpaid to all who
remit the price III money stamps.
The author OF this book is one of the most sue
cesstrl farmers in the Southern States and tho
systematic of it has added tens of thousands OF
dollars to his estate.
'.We consider it as indispensable to The farmer
as the ledger to the merchant."-N. G. Ploa.er.
"This book supplies real want in every planta-
ton ''Southern Planter.
s'This is a most admirable WORK, and one which,
every farmer should possess. "-Americaa FurmcrA
For sale by booksellers generally
Published and for sale by -s
j. w. RANDeAPH.
. Rieh@and, Va
DISTOLS.-We have just received q supply OF
l. Pistols. Among them may be f,lsnd
Colts New Patent.
Colts Old Patent aud 5 inch BARREL.
Sharp's and Shooter.
Beas 6 Shooter.
Manhattan Shooter
All OF which vdll be sold on fair terms.
WOODS u GIEkES0Y
Staunton, Jan. 25, 1S6l.
HORSE Shoes &c.
Ii 80 kegs Horse shoes.
l ton Hore Shoe Iron.
i ton Nail Rod.
Sanderson's best Cast and Shear Steel. r
English and American Blister
Just received by WOODS &c GILKESON.
S taunton, Jan. %, 1861.
INN e cur CHEWING TOnxCCO-
+ We have just received an assortment of Fine
Cut Chewing Tobacco, including Goodwin q Bros
Plantation; Anderson & Co.'S Amulet; Anderson Il
Cos Solace; the lase of ach is the best article os
the Kind i'll the coantry. K. j. GLENDY,
per G. I. GocHEAS.
Staunton. Oct. 5, $780,
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4 GENCY.-The unders'g ned have formed a
IN co-partnershp for the purpose of cond uciihg
GENERAL AGENCY, such as the collection and
securing claims which may be entrusted to their
care, and likewise Agents for the sale of Real Es-
tate. both in town ard country. ANY persons IA
voring them with business shall receive prompt at
tenton.
Ng~ Office, second door north of the American
Hotel, Harrisohearg, Va.
j. L. SIBERT,
Feb. 8, '6i. } . II. KOUGLER,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Mrs. Wiasslow,

Mrs. VEiHslOyV,
An experienced nurse and female physician has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething ,whch. great
iy facilitates the teething, by softenng
the gums, reducing all inflammation allay all
pain, and is SIRE to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your irfants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column.
june 20, le6e.-IY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT

w est Augusta uard.
THE Ladies of Staunton and its vicinity will
i give FAIR AND ENTERTAINMENT, on
FRIDAY, THE 22nd OF FEBRUARY,
at the NE W DEPOT, the proceeds of which
to be expended in equiping7 the West Augusta
Guard.
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UIRGINEA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Of
v flee of the Circuit Court for Augusta County,
the 4th day Of February, 1861.
S H. Hb. Chesley Kinney, VIM. D. Gbnhesen
Co., Waddell & Baldwin, j. W. Abby, Henry
Faust, James O'Rear and Jacob Pollitz,-Pla lain
tiifs,
AGAINST
john R. Brightwell, and David Fultz, Adln'or of
the late Ptoiemy Brightwell, decd ,-Defend-
The object of this suit is to attach any money or
effects in the hands of the Defendant Fultz, as
Adm'or Of said Ptolemy Brightwell, decd, com
ing to, that may be due to the resident De-
tendant John R. Brightwell, in order to pay and
satisfy the Plaintiffs claims against him the said
John r. Brightwell.
The Defendant John R. Brightwell not having
entered his appearance and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
rce, and do what is necessary to protect his in
terest.
Copy-Teste,
A. F. KINNEY elk,
E,tr,
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GHOE PEGS AND FINDING.-Just received 4
- large lot of Pegs, Lasts, TIN cad, Innings and
Shoe Findings. GEO. &. PRICE.
Stanton, Feb. Is. 1861.
WANTED 500 TBS Bacou-for WHICH we will
w pay the highest market price IN Cash.
TAYLOR i HOGE.
Stanton Feb Is, 1861.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS wishing to buy irst-rate article OF
L FLOUR FOR FAMILY USE, can he supplied
by cang at the NEW FREIGHT DEPOT, OPP
poste the Store of K. j. Hope, where supply of
the best brands may be found at all times Terms
Cash. w. A. BURKE,
Staunton, Feb. Is, 1s61.-3m-Spec copy.
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Eok RENT-Ihe large aid commodious
Il Store Room now occupied by D. ]. Colder
berg, also three rooms in the second story of the
same building. The situation for business is one
Of the best in the place, being only one door above
the Post once, and two doors below the Central
Bank OF va. Possession given lst April
TAYLOR g. HOGE.
Ell I0el = -
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IRON ~ have just received large lot Of Iron
L comprising all kinds of Round and Square
Rods, Oval and Halt Round, Band, Fire, Horse
Shoe aHd Nail Rod iron, Steel Of all kinds. &c,
&c. GEO. e. PRICE.
Sta,,utgh. Feb. Is. 1851:
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n Oticey NOticeYy

THE subscribers have their accounts made off to
a the lst January. 1861, and they would inform
their friends of the fact that merchants are the
greatest sufferers during the existence of panic,
consequently they will regard it as sPE cAL favor
from all who can Conveniently make even partial
payments, if they would, when making their ap-
preparations, remember them.
NG~ We now Offering WINTER DRESS
GOODS. together with all 9th er Wooden Goods,
at greatly reduced prices.
We will also be receiving some new goods in
few days.
PIPER &c FUNKHOUSER,
Feb. |, 1S6l.-S. copy Opposite Va. Hotel.
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nAVIs A. kAYsER is just receiving an i'm :
y y nnrtant addition to his stock Of Stanle Qry

nAVIs A. kAYsER is just receiving an i'm
- portant addition to his stock Of Staple Dry
Goods, consisting in part Of
1914 brown and beached Sheeting;
Best brown and b!eached Canton Flannel;
Black aud colored Cambrieks;
Black Alpacha;
Satin Twill Corset Jeans;
Penitehtiary and other Plaids;
"A Cotton Oznaburgs:
8-4 heavy twill Oznaburgs;
Grenadine and Lasting Coat Buttons;
Wove Linen Rosonls
Coats Spool Cotton;
Hoop SNirts-new styles and best make;
Black and lavender Worsted;
kleeGed Cotton Hose;
Mems fine Mer;no Shirts;
Plain black Silk Velvet;
Black French Cloth for Zouates;
Machine Silk. &C.. &c.
Stanton, Feb. s. 1861.
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Religious Not1ce.
The services Of the 4th Quarterly Meeting tor
Stanton Station, will be held on Sabbath the
GATH inst, instead Of the 10Th as annonncedo
JOSEPH Il. W HELLER, PASTOR.
February S, 1861.
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Election Esetszrsas.

We have received the full returns of the
late election for delegates to the State Con-
veillon, but they came too late for this is
sue. There are 1852 delegates elected in
all. Their position at the last Presidential
election vas as follows: For Bell 50; for
Douglas 81; for Breckenridge 80. The ma
iority for reference in 1903 counties heard
from is 80, 4oS. We will publish the full
returns in our next
"Aed," the Washington correspondent Of
the Richmond Dispatch, hears that Hale
has said that he expects to occupy the
same relation towards Lincoln that he ow
does to Buchanan, viz that of opposition.
"Zed" also writes that the split in the Re-
publican party is widening.
The policy adopted by the post masters
in TIE seeding States Of not taking the oath
to support the Constitution of the United
States, will temet by the Post Master Cen
eral in the discontinuance of such Offices.
where responsible persons cannot be found
to take the required oath.
The Little Rock (Ark. } Arsenal, with
5000 stand Of arms, large quantity of
ammunition, including 40 canon and Bragg's
battery, has been surrendered to the State
authorities, and is now garrisoned by State
volunteers.
In the House Of Representatives Mr..
Sherman presented a statement to the effect
that the amount now in the T. S. Treasury
subject to draft was only $500. 900, and that
needed before the 9Th of March would be a.
bout $40 900, 200! More Of the ''irrepres-
BILE conflict"
Daniel S. Dickinson says that the de-
struction Of the American Union would be
a second fall to man-more sinful than the
first, because without temptation, and more
fatal, because beyond the prospect of re-
dempticn.
We have received the February number
of the Southern Planter. This is an inter
esting and instructive Virginia work and
should be encouraged by our farming COM
munity.
Mr.. Green, of Mo, mace speech in the
Senate on the 18th, defending the right of
secession. Mr.. G.. is Virginia, and we
believe learned the millright business in
Fauquier county.
Many Republican members Of the Hi
nois Legislature are getting up protest a.
gasngt the appointment of Mr.. Seward as
Secretary Of State, under Mr. Lncoln's ad-
ministration.
Georgia, Alabams, end Mississippi have
each decided emphatically against re-open-
ing the slave trade.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned ay
the 18th inst to the Goth OF March.
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ERENCH CLOTHS & CAsSIMERES.
IL have fine stock of French Cloths Cas-
simeres and Vestings of the latest style.
ny HENRY BARE, Esq. has just returned from
fashionable Southern City, and taken room
next door, so that anything can be made at short
notice in the most approved Style
DAVIS A. KAYSER
Stanton, Feb. s, 1861.
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STILL AT ITiI

CEILING OFF remarkable Bargains in Dress
- Goods, Millinery, Hoop Skirts, &c. Those
wishing double the worth of their money should
call soon at ID. j. GOLDENBERG'S
Staunton, Feb l. 1851
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It exposes all the Humbugs, and the various
Tricks to entice the sick and WE'LL 1t illustrates
the plans of the Quacks and Rouges to dupe every
one 1t guides the unwary through life, and shows
up every swindle OF the age. 1t shows how all
kinds of Food, Medicines. Liquors, and Goods are
aduIterated, with the means of Detecting the
fl auds Price Is cents.
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w anted to RENT
EROM the first Of April next, Comfortable
Il DWELLING, for a small family. Rent not
to exceed $3.50 per annum. Enquire at
D. j. G0LDENBERG' S STORE.
Staunton, Feb. s, l8bl.-apsc cory.
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For every Family, having over 1000 Receipts on
Cooking, Preserving, Dyoing, Cleaning, DC. How
to Plant and what is the best to Raise. How to
cure amin ais, advice to House Keepers, Farmers,
and Mechanics, 1000 Subjects of Interest,"
Price rs cents. Worth $40 to any one.
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THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

AND PRIFATE All USER.
A book for the old and young, embracing the
Pathology. Prevention, and Cure of all Diseases OF
the Urinary and Sexual Organs, AND wARNIN Ct
VOICE Of advice and counsel such as to be iouno in
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The Electoral vote was counted on the
18th, and Abraham Lincoln declared Pres-
dent. Gen SCOTS Military encampment
in the heart Of the Capitol of the Nation
can now be dispensed with.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-08
Synopsis OF i.iEcoIn'S Message.

At the beginning ofthcprescnt ad-
.niuistration. the Federal Government
found suspended several States, cx-
crpt postal functions. III" national
property, except pickons, Tavlor>Jc cf-
trr-on and Sumter had been seized
mii put in an offensive position, other
forts built, armies organised avowedIy
hostile. Eedrra! forts Of the United
States bescig,d or m"nacel q Gispor-
tiona1n amount Of arms and munitions
had somehow found lis way into the
rnhcl.iouS borders: the accumulation
ofmational revenues within ..bcIIiou-
borders were seized; the Fedcralna
was attached federal army and navy
officers had resigned in grra: numbers:
ordinances declaring separation had
passed.
These States under the title of the
Confederate States, were applvin" to
foreign powers torrrco~nition and as
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-08

derstood, discouraging friends of the
Union, and embedding Unions enc
mics, and encouraging Confederate
recognition abroad-int fact be nation
IL dcstruction--this course was una
voidable.
Previous to Sumter's starvation,
| Pickens might be einforced--inGi-
eating the administration policy,and
preparing the publ:cmind for !Sumter's
evacuation as Il miIitaay necessity
orders We're Immediately issued for the
reinforcement of pickens-orders i'm
possible by land, sent by sea.
The first return to the order was
received the week before Sumter's
fall. The Brooklyn, under Brcllan-
ans G~asi, armistice, refused to land
troops to reinforce Pickens before the
crisis would be reached ut Sumter.
10 prevent Sumter sevacHation, be-
fore Picken's reinforcement, the Gov
ermnent planned an expedition to vic
tual Sumter to be used on not as
circumstances might require. Contin-
gcncic:5 required the cD5lsTlnation of
the plan.
Governor p;ckens was notified
that if the yictuol,jne was 1nrnsis.
ted, 40 attempt would be made to
throw in mon arm. ~, a,,r1nni+;o,,
Without notice the fort was taken
without waiting tor the victualIing
expedition. / nus the attack on
ort Sumter was III no sense in self
defence the asSallants knew IN no
event could ort Sumter be lnlschle-
E"1la; they We're notified that feed
ing hungry men was the only object
OF the '"Ferninent; that the Govern
'hGhf only wished t" maintain nolnl-
mai possession OF the Tort thus pre-
serving 'i!' /, mon 1f"lH dlSSolutonn-
,ruShnG to tilAe' c1Scn,slon and the
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
PHOTOGRAPHIC CARD.

/ TAKE pleasure in announcing my old friends and
1customers that after absence of two years, /
have again returned to resume the practice of the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART in all its branches, having pur-
chased the interest of brother in the old establish
ed Gallery in Union street, Pnd having spent four
months IN New York the past Summer 10 obtain fully
all the late improvements in the art have painted
renovated and enlarged the suite Of Rooms throughout
That my facilities better to produce first
class work than Galleries boast Of, and
duce 10 the comfort OF patrons. trust only
to sustain the proud position the Gallery has hereto
fore sustained, but 10 elevate 1t still higher stand
ard. have also engaged the services of Mr. COOK,
one OF the best Photographers in the world who took
the Pictures which obtained the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London in 1851 and am determined
not only TO make this the leading Gallery in the State,
but my work shall not be surpassed North or South,
and now introduce TO the public the following new
styles:
Imperial Photograph, India Ink,
Vigenette, plain or coored,
Ivorytypes,
Pastel Portal Pictures, life size,
Photographs on Canvass, life size,
Visiting Cards, fun length plain,
Autograph Photographs, Is taken at one sitting.
Stereoscopes, on glass or paper,
still continue 10 make the Melainotype and Am
brotype heretofore The above styles are all en-
tirey new in this city, except the Autograph Card
when but one made at a sitting. al who IN of
anything in my line politely invited to give my a
cau before visiting elsewhere, when will prove by
occuar demonstration the above facts.
Respectfully, F. n. HUGHES.
oct20-u b. G. d. u&A
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Shaes for the Million.
SNYDER & FRlZZELL

TIAyE In store, q f-r~ and superior stock OF Boot
Ii Shoes and Gators, to which they call the stssu.
tion Of ali who wish good shoes AZ remarkably
prices z-+- s J
Our stock for Gentlemen Is large, and embrace
every variety, both sewed and pegged. The ladies'
WIZ tnd every style OF Caters, with and wiIhout
heels- Also, slippers, Ruskins, &C., for Boys and
Aafsv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-20
Stores! StoTes!! Stoves Y!

r HAVE in store and now receiving the best selected
i Assortment Of COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
FURNACES, CRATES, &C, ever offered IN this mar
ket and viii sell low articles OF the same kind
can be bought in Louisville CINCINNATI say In part
a sizes ruted Common stoves for Coal;
do straight, do do
3 do large Globe Coal Stove;
do Opeu Franklin Coal Stoves;
2 do do DO Wood do
3 do Monkey Coal Stoves;
do fured Box stoves for Wood;
and 10 Plated Wood stoves;
2 sizes Kansas Parior stoves for Wood;
do Challenge Heaters for Coal;
do large extra Cburch stoves;
do Phornix Coafstoye;
do Ipnlns and wash-house Stoves;
Common Jzm5 and Mantle Crates;
NsrbIelzzd Iron azntles and Crates, completei
Wrought and Cast Iron Cooking Stoves for WOOD
ana CeaI of t<st make j. W. WILSON,
octss II, cpllsssst.
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NEW SERIES-NO. 1924.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
trS LINES OR LESS 70 CONSTITUTE a sauAk.,T
RENEWABLE AT sIkAscRx

A-Ah~Aalk AT sIEASCRE-
IN oae year. sSo-each additional square $40
eIlsen notice must be given 70 take out snd srou
soFsrtfsemenss Of yearly advertisers before rs xsr
expires, otnerwlse We shall charge tgii done
NO contract Of yearly advertisements ain h, -,sx
tlnued without previous notice 70 us nor r,I1 snv
rates = ~
81 Advertisers exceeding the spaes con-
tracted for win be charged for the excess. "a
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PLANTATION SHOES.

We would cali the attention OF Planters 70 cur Pzf
MUM BRoGAN, which b q mosf superior articiss
Also, Kip and thick Brogas Dutch Boots for waner,
heavy double sole thick Boots. Our stock Of Boy
Boots and SHOES for fall and winter i large good
We have taken unusual pains IN getting up our Stock
this fall and sztsIned thai viii give sar.srsc-
tion and inducements 70 all Cash and prompt paying
customers who shal. give Us . cal. sfs- =
octS-l BCa