
Staunton Spectator
Virginia State Election--Political Revolution
Sees a state and national political revolution that will culminate in the 1860 Presidential election. Traces political conflicts of 1850s. Fears that a new Presidential party is emerging.
New York Herald
New York Herald
The License Case
Publication of Attorney General's opinion in a case involving Harman and Snapp, Staunton liquor distillers, and their employee Abney, charged with selling liquor without a license. Finds in Abney's favor.
All of the articles in columns 1-3 relate to the elections, some from Augusta, some from other counties.
The Candidates For Governor at Harrisonburg and Staunton
Covers Letcher's and Goggin's meetings at Harrisonburg and Staunton on March 9 and 10.
Candidates for Legislature
Calls for unity between Whigs and Americans versus the Democrats in the election.
For The Spectator; To The Whigs and Americans of Augusta
Rallying cry for Whigs and Americans. Call for unity.
Opposition Electors and Canvassmen
Article lists electors and canvassmen for all districts. List above includes only Augusta names: 9th Congressional-A. H. H. Stuart; 36th Senatorial-Robert L. Doyle; canvassers-J. Marshall McCue; J. M. Hangar; Bolivar Christian; N. Massie; George W. Imboden; Powell Harrison
Virginia To Wit
List of superintendents and officers to supervise April and May elections, by location.*=officer, otherwise, commissioners. Court-House: Joseph Smith; J. Wayt Bell; Thornton Berry; Henry Harrison; William M. Tate; George J. Armistrout*; District No. 1: William W. Donaghe; John Trimble; Albert J. Garber; Judson McCoy; William H. Shanker; E.M. Cushing*; Middlebrook: Willaim R. Dunlap; Samuel X. Kerr; William Thompson; James A. G. Scott; R. Hogshead; A. B. Lightner*; Craigsville: Jacob Kunkle; Jr; Robert Young; Luke Woodward; Robert S. Craig; John Lockridge; G. W. McCutchan*; Greenville: William F. Smith; William Howe; John Merritt; J. B. Shults; Lewis Baumgardner; John Towberman*; Stuart's Draft: Hugh G. Guthrie; John N. Hunter; John Brooks; Adam McChesney; Jacob Van Lear; William L. Hunter*; Waynesboro: John J. Bell; William Patrick; Hugh McClare; Samuel Coiner, Sr.; George A. Bruce; A. N. Dalhouse*; Fishersville: Franklin McCue; John Hamilton; John G. Guthrie; Samuel McCane; D. W. Colby; Elijah Bateman*; New Hope: George C. Robertson; Jacob Ochman; Nat. Kerr; Samuel Coiner, Jr.; William R. Roberts; J. D. Hangar*; Mt. Meridian: James W. Crawford; Benjamin Byerly; James Johnson; James A. Paterson; Abram Mobler; Benjamin Craig*; Mt Sidney: Addison Hyde; William Crawford; William Bruffey; John C. McCue; Thomas Burke; John H. Crawford*; Spring Hill: Theophilus Gamble; Jacob Crist; John Rimel; B. Herring; U. D. Poe*; Mt. Solon: Daniel Forrer; Alex. R. Bell; James T. Clarke; John J. Cupp; David Kyle; S. M. Crawford*; Churchville: James Wilson; Bailey Dunlap; Henry Sterrett; John M. Huff; Harvey Bare; R. P. Eubanks*; Swoope's Depot: Samuel H. Bell; Washington Swoope, Sr; George Shuey; Jacob Baylor; A. G. Wayland; Washington Swoope, Jr*; Midway: W. T. Rush; John H. Carson; A. M. Moore; James Henry; Jamison D. McGuffin; James Henry*; Newport: Henry Stewart; James J. Martin; Dr. John McCheney; James Berry; Thomas Steele; A. S. Turk*; Deerfield: William Guy; William W. Montgomery; Renix Hodges; J. Mann; Dr. McCutcheon; Edwin Montgomery. List will be published for three weeks.
List of Delinquent Tax-Payers
List returned by Sherriff R. Turk. r=removed; p=no property: Bear, Dr. T.-p; Bare, Henry-p; Baily, John-p; Butt, Nathaniel-p; Byers, F. M.-r; Burns, joseph T-p; Bryan, James-p; Brootus, James R-r; Brocius, W. N-r; Bryan, Henry R.-p; Briden, John B.-r; Brady-Andrew M.-p; Boylen, Dennis-p; Bohen, Daniel-p; Boland, Dennis-r; Bickle, William O.-p; Cooper, Vincent T-r; Clarey, John-r; Christian, Charles F.-r; Cease, N. K.-p; Coulter, Matthew R.-r; Calvert, Carey B.-p; Dunkins, Andrew J.-p; Deafore, C-p; Dull, James-r; Fuller, William-p; Fuller, William-p; Fuller, Jeremiah,Jr-p; Fuller, Frank-p; Fuller, George W.-p; Freewell, William W.-p; Frank, William B.-p; Fisk, Samuel P.-runaway; Fallen, Thomas-k; Grove, William, sr-p; Gwinner, John-k; Grove, William, jr-p; Graves, A. W.-dead and e; Gregory, A. W.; George, Joseph-p; Garber, Augustus M.-p; Hunney, John-p; Hunter, William-p; Hudson, George H.-k; Houshon, John-k; Gilbert, John W.-r; Hilb, Max-r; Hudlin, P.-p; Hifflin, John M.-p; Hayburger, Jacob-p; Hall, Hessian-p; Hardy, Richard W.-p; Johnson, William-p; Johnson, JAmes-p; Jenkins, Charles-p; Kurtz, Peter I.-p; Kurtz, John E.-p; Knightly, Robert-p; Kottsman, Henry-r; Kinney, Charles N.-p; Karney, John-p; Kennedy, John-r; Kennedy, Andrew-p; Leleds, Michael R.-p; Louis, Joseph-r; Long, William-p; Lawson, E.-r; Lawrence, James-p; Lawler, Samuel-p; Myers, Samuel D.-r; Murray, John-p; Moore, James A.-k; Moran, Patrick-p; Miller, M. B.-r; Michie, Albert N.-r; McQuade, Samuel-r; McQuade, James-r; McQuade, John-r; McMath, Michael-r; Mahar, John-p; Newcomb, John-p; Newcomb, Hilt-p; Nolan, Thomas-k; O'Connel, Michael-k; O'Conner, terence-p; Pyne, Dennis-r; Purdy, B. H.-r; Perrin, William A.-e; Peer, David-e; Peer, Claudius-r; Rohr, Frederick-e; Risley, Arthur-r; Riddlemoxer, Charles-r; Riddlemoxer, Edward-r; Reeder, William-r; Sullivan, Patrick-r; Subaker, Gasper-k; Sullivan, Peter-r; Strack, Joseph-r; Staunton, G. W.-p; Smith, R. W.-e; Snyder, John B.-r; Slanker, Jacob-p; Shafer, Levi-p; Seeley, josh-p; Smith, John R.-r; Trayer, john M.-p; Teagie, William-p; Tesbo, John-p; Taylor, John R.-p; Wood, C. P.-r; Wood, James L.-p; Wright, Peter-p; Wood, T.M.-k; W??, James-p; Wise, John-dead and e; Whisman, Daniel-p; Watson, james J.-r; Edwards, Marshall (free black)-r;
The Presbyterian church revival in Waynesboro has achieved great success amongst both the white and black populations.
Char. Advocate
--Char.[lottesville] Advocate.
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The revival in the Presbyserian [sic] Church of Waynesboro, of which we made mention a month ago, still continues in interest and accessions. On Sunday last thirty-seven were admitted to church membership, at least one-half of whom were over thirty years of age,heads of families and leading citizens of that community. As many more, it is expected, will unite themselves with the church at the next Lord's Supper. Among the colored population of the village, similar evidence of the influence of the spirit are manifest.
Married
All of Augusta, married on March 10.
Electoral announcements