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Staunton Vindicator: August 24, 1860 Go To Page : 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |

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Summary: List of Douglas electors from each Virginia electoral district.

Notice
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Summary: Notice for two meetings, one for the National Democracy in support of Douglas and Johnson and another one for Breckinridge and Lane supporters at the Court House.

Trailer: Many Democrats

The Staunton Convention--The People versus the Politicians--Roll on the Ball!
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Summary: A summary of the Staunton Convention. Calls the Convention a good representation of the people and not the politicians, and says that the spirit of compromise was strong.

Origin of Article: Richmond Index

Editorial Comment: The editor of the Vindicator will "cheerfully yield our editorial space" for this summary.

To the Democracy of Virginia
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Summary: A summary of the interactions between the Charlottesville and Staunton Conventions.
(Names in announcement: M.G. Harman)

Judge Hopkins' Dispatch
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Summary: A letter from G. W. Hopkins to the Staunton Convention supporting Douglas.
(Names in announcement: G.W. Hopkins)

Trailer: G. W. Hopkins

State Democratic Convention. Second Day.
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Summary: A description of the events of the second day of the Staunton Convention. M. G. Harman and Col. Baylor took part in the proceedings.
(Names in announcement: M.G. Harman, Col. Baylor)

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Summary: Continuation of the second day of the Staunton Convention.
(Names in announcement: Mr. M.G. Harman, Samuel Moffet)

Married
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Summary: Married on August 21.
(Names in announcement: Mr. William Jones, Margaret Pates, Rev. T. Brashear)

Married
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Summary: James Clark was married to Susan Roper by Rev. Baker at the Virginia Hotel on August 13.
(Names in announcement: Rev. William Baker, James Clark, Susan Roper)

Sale of Delinquent Lands
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Summary: A list of property retained for non-payment of taxes. Includes names of former owners.
(Names in announcement: S.F. Addie, John Armstrong, M.S. Reed, James Alexander, Joseph Anderson, Elizabeth Blackwell, Matthew Bryan, James A. Bridge, Joseph Bowyers, Edwin and Matthew Bryan, Robert BrownII, William Blackburn, Launcelat Butler, Robert Campbell, William Crawford, John W. Coffee, John Calhoun, John J. Coleman, Samuel Cox, John Daverich, N.W. Dickerson, Martin Edwards, John Erwis, Thomas Foster, Rebecca Foster, William Flanagan, Michael Fitzgerald, Margaret Fix, John Fauber, Jeremiah Fifer, Green, Robert Griffith, Thomas Gwin, John Grav, Andrew Gladewell, Robert Gilkeson, Ellen Garten, Susan Johnson, Richard W. Hardy, Nathaniel Harlow, James Hayes, James Brook, John Hughes, Samuel Hunter, Robinson Hanger, Nancy Henderson, David Henderson, Thomas Holt, John Hall, M.G. Harman, John Harris, Francis Jones, William Iserman, William Keeran, William Kinney, David Kiger, William Kyle, John Lotts, Allen Lyon, Ezekiel Levi, M.B. Lines, David Lange, John Lambs, E. Long, Charles Lewis, Peter Lahman, David Moore, Samuel Mines, David McCrory, Thomas McCarty, William McDonaldson, A. McChesney, Daniel McCray, Thomas Michell, W. McCheaney, Sarah O'Brien, William Powers, C. Penn., Rebecca Paxton, Putney, Watts, Dooley, H. Rhodes, Mrs. John Ray, J.R. Reynold, Emmaunel Reese, Asa Rosenberger, John Reed, James Rohr, John Sawyer, Thomas Smith, Henry Shank, John Sweres, John Sanger, St. Clair Stuart, Martin Snyder, Hugh Shott, Nicholas Sandridge, James Simons, William Turk, John White, John D. Wallace, Peter Zimmerman, Kendall Breat, Mary A. Cline, Jacob Gregory, William Gulley, Daniel Henderson, John Haldeman, Mrs. Catharine Jackson, John C. Michael, Christian Myer, William Smith, Louis Wayland, Thomas W. Cowse, Richard Hardy, Maria Kurtz, R. Turk)

Trailer: R. Turk, Sheriff of Augusta Co.