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Staunton Vindicator: April 13, 1860 Go To Page : 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 |

District Convention
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Summary: The Democratic Convention of Augusta and Rockingham counties met in Harrisonburg to elect delegates to the Charleston Convention.
(Names in announcement: Dr. S.H. Moffett, S.M. Yost, S.T. Walker, Capt. J.A. Harman, Mr. Hunter)

Murder in Rockingham
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Summary: A man named Smallwood, formerly from Augusta, shot and killed Mr. James Devier in Bridgewater, Rockingham county.
(Names in announcement: John Dinkle, Hugh Devier, James Devier, Smallwood, Hansbarger)

Valedictory Address
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Summary: Alex. Cochran delivered valedictory address before the Washington Society at UVA.
(Names in announcement: Alex B. Cochran, G.M. Cochran)

Accident
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Summary: Harman's son lost a finger in an accident with a knife.
(Names in announcement: Capt. John A. Harman, Dr. Fuqua)

District Convention
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Summary: Report from Harrisonburg convention, including a list of delegates. Black smudge obscures part of it. The names listed above are the delegates from Augusta.
(Names in announcement: W. A. Abney, B. F. Abney, W. D. Anderson, B. Bagby, W. Baskins, W.S. Baylor, J. N. Beard, J. Beck, W.J.D. Bell, M. A. Blair, D. Bourland;, S.B. Brown, T. Burke, E. Burke, J. T. Burns, John P. Butterly, G. M. Cochran,Jr., Martin Coiner, J. Derbera, D.T. Doom, G. F. Elick, H. Fisher, F.B. Fuqua, A. W. Garber, W. Grimsley, J. Hannan, A.W. Harman, J.A. Harman, M.G. Harman, T.L. Harman, D. B. Hinton, W. Howell, W. P. Johnson, W. Jordan, H. Laughlin, J. H. Long, A. Lynn, J. C. Marquis, M. McAleer, T.J. Michie, H. L. Opie, D. Peaco, J. Peer, W. H. Peyton, P. N. Powell, C. H. Saupe, J. B. Scherer, H. J. Shomo, J. Shuey, J. Silling, R. Simmons, J. H. Skinner, M. G. Stanton, R.W. Stevenson, Jacob Stover, W. Swink, M. Swink, M. V. B. Swink, J. H. Swink, R. Terrell, B. F. Walker, J. Wanger, W.H. Watts, E. W. Whisman, J. F. Wood, S. Yost)

Central Railroad
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Summary: The Central Railroad Board of Directors met and changed the freight structure.

Died
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Summary: Mary Carroll died at age 23 on April 9.
(Names in announcement: Adam Lushbaugh, Mary C. Carroll, John M. Carroll)

Died
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Summary: Died on March 20.
(Names in announcement: John S. Thompson)