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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02
Uneasiness In New YOrkfeAftaick
from the Iron Clads Feared.

The NeW Y.orks Times, ,Gsl|s earnestly
ppop, the, Yankee Government TO protect the
harbor Of that ci,y. The article is sub
Joined ~. -.
The frigate Roanoke which, saer ,ths
Monitor and Merrimac battle in Hampton
Roads. was brought to this city, and here
raced. heavily plated with iron. and ..ffr-
nishedv nth .seysn, feaA iran, horn was to
be kept, itNMas poPtlasay supposed, in the
harbor of New, York for the city's ldefesce
against sudden attack from the rebel iroh-
clad rams, or from any other enemy. In
July last. when these alterations upon her
were completed, she was sent on trial tnibb
to Fortress Monroe, but the fact that she
was SO imperatively demanded here led ev.
erybody to believe that she would be has
tened back as soon as possible For oven
two months pasts however, she. has lain
idly at the mouth Of the. James River. She
is supposed TO De watching for the descent
of the rebel war vessels that:are lying in the
immediate vicinity of Richmond. She can
not now be needed for this purpose.
as the frigate MinRessota, with an arma-
ment of sixty guns, .composed Of nine IL
inch pieces. and four 200 pcunder Parrots
being in fact. about the heaviest armed
ship aAoat-is on this duty; acd moreover,
the Minnesota has for consent the. Monitor
SaDgamon and six or seven stout gunboats.
If the Roanoke be not sent here in q
short time, it viii be impossible to bring
her back before May next, on account Of
the heavy autumn and winter northeast
gales. If the rebels intend to- make DEM
onstration against this city with their Eng
lish rams, it viii undoubtedly be done beY
tween now and spring, and it is certainly
during the intervening time that the Roa-
noke, the only. vessel that can be relied, On
for our .city's defence, should, be stationed
in our harbor. The Roanoke draws 24&
feet of water, and, therefore, it cannot be-
that she is detained at Fortress Monroe I'd
be used in active operations against any Of
the cities of the Southern Seaboard.
We but express the general feeling Prev
alent among the mercantile and business
community in urging the Secretary Of the
Navy, Mr.. Wellss, to attend quickly to .this
matter. 1t is idle to talk Of The Importance
Of securing the. safety Of the city of New
York-the metropolis of the nation and the
chief city Of the American continent The
rebels would be willing to lose almost any-
thing tN getsachapoes at our city; and il
when their iron-clads we're within shelling
/ distance. they,levied contribution upon
Our people. or demanded ransom for the
safety Of our city in proportion to, their late
levies upon the towns of Pennsylvania they
would make money enough from New York
alone to pay for all the irou-clads, ramsand
privateers that they have had built in Eng
land. Our merchants and property hold.
ers,,and citizens generally. dcmand that
New York be not left entirely bare and ex-:
posed to the assaults of these REBEL vessels;
and therefore they demand that thsn Ros-
noketbe at once brought here for our de-
fence
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02

All advertising for less term than three months,
will be charged for at the usual rates.
NJ Professional Cards not exceeding seven lines
Inherited one year for $l0-six months for 81 SO. h
~ Announcements of Candidates SIS; to be
paid in advance. ,t, r:anat
or private character, Or Cd III calculated to
promote any private enterprise or interest, VIII De
charged for as advertisements.
a-Obituaries will be charged Cor at the rate
Of Tux Css1s per line. They must in all cases be
accompanied by the money.
ME Office on New Courtho Street, oppo-
s,ss Braudeburg's Old Stand, ahc Bear the VI.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02

RAt a recent sale in Lake City. Fla,
some gold was put up al, auction, but the
crowd interfcrcd very properly, and ytopp-
I'D the sale.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02

WAR WITH ENaLAND.-Tbe Herald says
the probability ola war with England or
with France. or with both of these Powers
combined, is now the general and absor-
bing topic Of conversation, and even exer.
cises considerable iinadqen coupon the spec.
uiafions in Wall e.t reft'
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02

! E A, Heart dead to the claims of man
cannot be alive to the claims Of God; and
religion cannot flourish on the ground
where humanity withers.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02
I spirit of the Ohio Democracy

The following'is the conclusion Of a speech
made by the Democratic candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor Of Ohio, Home. E. Pugh,
at St. Mary's Ohio. on the 18th Of All
gust.
But what was Mr.. Vallandigham seized
for ? He was seized in the dead hour of the
night by force Of arms. by fraud, by shame-
less cowardly fraud; was wrosted from his
family, and driven for refuge for his fife
and liberty under the flag OLA foreign ma
ton But We inteud to bring Mr.. Vallan-
digham back We asked Mr.. Lincoln to
give him back as private citizen if he had
done so, would not have accepted your
nomination for Lieutenant Governor.
j. DO not want the Office, or any other +; but,
when he refused, determined, come what
might to me xad mine, of prosperity, per-
sonal risk, or anything else, would call
upon the people to bring him back as Gov
ernor Of the State 1--WE will bring him
back" | know you will bring him back
| know you will elect himf, and, as to tue
rest, | will see to it that be is inaugurated.'
CHEERS. If necessary, we will take hand.
TDavid Tod. counterpart Of Lincoln, for
President-mountebanEs both-if David
Tod can call out every able bodied manvin
thirty two counties, with tin cups and blan-
lKets, and on foot to chase Morgan on horse
back, with nothing to arlH aud feed them !;
if he eau do that. don't think I would
have any difficulty in calling out So or
100, 600 stalwart, able bodied men. fully
armed and equipped, freemen Of Ohio, to
receive their Governor elect at the Canade
line, and escort him to the State House.
and see that he takes the oath. Of Office
[Great cheering And T would not be like
Tod, issuing two pfoclamations day, about
it. would issue one proclamation and
then would go myself"
The pearl fishery Of Ceylon has this season
opened nine million Of oysters. and found
therein half q million dollars worthof pearls.
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HOB PRINTING!.


VtIEirc prepared to execute with neatness and
w disppsssh, SOB WORK, such as
PAMPHLETS,
BLANKS,
- POSTERS.
CHECKS,
CARDS.
LABELS,
BlLI.-HEADSj
&C., &c. -
~ Terms CASH for ali job Work, ON pEIIv-
mt.
april II, 1868.
AavertiS41ds Agency:
'fhc undersigned offers his ser Sicts to persoHs
1csiring to Advertise in any of the papers in the
Soathern Confrderacy. Persous in the cau9ptryy
xisuiHv to Advertise their LAND OR OTHER
FKUPEKTY, would DO well to avail themsel yes OF
my Agency. will also forward subscriptions to
the ScGfEEKN FIELD FIREsIDE and other papers.
GEORGE HARLAN
,,; Foreman "Staunton indicator
1efil 10, 1863.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02

The pearl fishery Of Ceylon has this season
opened nine million Of oysters. and found
therein half million dollars wogstthof pearls.
which indicates good time ID that line Of
business.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02
Anecdote Of Gen. EweII.

When Cen Ewell entered Carlisle. PETS
the clergyman Of the city called upoa, aim
in body AMI asked whether they might
open their churches IN the ensuing Sunday
Certainly ssid Gen, Ewe.l. .sv visA
myself to attend Church" r....,.
They retired but soon reappearod, aud
in the most defereHtialt"ne iuatiEed whssa
er be objected To their praying for the Pres.
ident Of the UpMed States
s'Not al WI. replied Gen. Ewcil. II
know of no man who is more in need Ut
Jour prayers ;. *
The Yankee preachers silently Withdrew.
GYrrIa MARRikD IN. YANKEE LAM -,
Marriage certificates in the United States
| are no account unless they have revenue
stamp attached, and that stamp Muss hs,
cancelled by the minister writing thereon
his initials aud the date ofthe marriage. :. :,
The stamp should. ofeourse, be paid tor ~
] the bridegroom
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NEW Auction CONCERN.

NEW Auction CONCERN.
TIME undersigned having taken out AUCTION
j LICENSE, offer their services ip.the sale of
EAnd, Negroes, Horses, Wares, and Merchandise,
3{ckle's old Stand. Consignments of all kinds Of
yeods solicited. #. M. BRUCE,
ss H: H. PECK.
Stsuntoif. Feb. 20, ls63.-yl
1hEnSoNs warting swi for their Hogs, can be
supplied At 81 Per barre. st the Ste n9ten Dis
fiery. NAScN < HARNANs
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-02

Mr. Christan..of Middlesex, from the
Committee for Courts of Justice, reported
the following.
A bill to provide for employing in the
public service, or for the public benefit,
free negroes convicted Of. misdemeanors.
Mr.. Christian alsosreported againt the
expediency Of reporting bill granting. te
debtors the privilege Of rendering payment
Of all debts now due, or that may become
due during. the war. in Confederate States
! Treasury notes, and in case the creditors
refuse to receive said notes in payment
then, in that event, the interest on .said deb'
to cease from the date Of said tender.
Mr.. Frazier offered the following resolu-
tious, which rera read. and agreed to.
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4Spr6Side fot thssdSs esieFity, eettathty, ana 49,.
IL Of such transportatton." Undpr this law M.
tBat pipp94s to- tr'nsrort tho nail with sceletIS
certainty fsrhd s?5utity haylnR been ldecItGiloE
tho only OsRl bids. ARE construetl providing g.
tlie eAtire mail however large, and Nhnteyer nSyS
the mole ofconveyance necessary to insnre lis ~
Ierty aud Secnrity;' aud no others TilII
iequtideFed: Except IN tie case of railroad and
rou eby bidt S1dstng any particular M.
ebeonysyaMee tfTc iinuaEtably rejected. :, '-s
90. 4 modification Of BID In any OF its ess.nt;,
tsT Ets fHntAmoubtt to new bid aud cannot bv "a
eeiFed, so as to Interfere with regular compstoS
amer tie Hat tr set tor receiving bis Makinpr
way to mod # a previous bid. - 'a' Wy
81 P0StmasteIs 10 be careful not tocertlfy III.
sUciency of Guai antoEs kTretteR without H. ovin
!hat they ARE PtrStns Of sufficient responsibility; AZ
ALL bidders, guuIYntors and spretiFS are dstinctIT
notified that On failure 20 enter into perform IL
contradiction the service proposed fer in the accepted
bids, the legal liabilities will be enforced against
p Present contractors, and persons known at ,bs
'dSpari neut, must, equally with others. procure
guRroItJrs and cert tic of their suciency sub
stNnIiRll i'll the forms above prescribed. The Ger.
tiicateof suhciency must be signed by postmaster
or By judge of,t court OF record. No other eertj6
caIte will be admitted. II. BLAIR
JAM .3mi Il ais.n b 50. Fb4tMdSter General
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A Card to the People
NOWisYOuP Time to Save Money!

Bargainsl Bargalnsll BargainsI!I
IN codfe4dsaee of the fact. that an Cotton Good
L are adVancingTOry rapidly, and the indications
are that they viii very soon be higher than at any
previous time have purchased large and splendid
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods which
have In StOre, no. IS Main street, Centre Wheeling,
and to which IWould respectfully invite the atten.
tion Of the public as intend selling the stock
the old prices, and some goods cheaper than
they were ever known beEore. so:thnt all persons
needing goodas Or who Wilneed them VeFyisoon, had
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves, they i'll save money by max
ing their purchases ct this time; besides they will
have Z good assortment to make their selections
yStock consists, in part, Of Brown and Bleached
MuEins, CaliooS, Mems and Boys wear of every de-
Seription, Checks, Plannels GnghRLns ShawlS Table
aud Towel Diapers, Irish Linens and Shirt Blossoms,
PHrHSols Shaker Hoods, Hoop Skirts Lace and Grsn.
Adine VOLS, White Goods Laces Embroideries Of ali
kinds Hosiery, DC, &c.
LADIEsI IAD1Esl Your special attention is
invited to my very superior stock of DRESS GOODS,
which Is Ihe largest cheapest and most complete OF
the season Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods Mozambiques, Berage AuglaiS, &C., In
great variety. Please call early, will make 1t
greatly to your advantage to do so.
Yours very respectfully, 3, 5r
ia- JOHN ROEMER,
Js24 No. 50 Main st., Centre wheeling, Va.
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consideration OF the reading public. 5y5
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road 80.

. ing Rail Road. ..l..ls
IA sSs.1leSss'.3E
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th, 1862. Pas
~ genger TraIna win leave Bridgeport Is follows,
Sundays eXcepted:)
OS A. NJ Mall Man Train Stopping At ~ stations
Cleveland 1t $40 r. NJ. fi si'r 4
36S p. NJ. Express Train, stopping at all etatIons
arrives Of Pittsburgh at s:46 P. II.
$40 r. H. Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh at
r 1l:O0 2. n. and Cleveland at 9:22 A. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9:25 A. n. and $50 r. NJ, ar.
rive at Bridgeport at 6:1O P. NJ, and ga A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at l:60 A. NJ, $40 N. and
$40 p arrive at Bridgeport at 6:24A A. NJ, 1856
A. n. and 6:l0 P. II.
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylyania R. Il. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila-
delphia, New York and Boston. 1907
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 TOled Z. r. for San.
du4ky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NoRTR WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit, Jackson,
Chicago and the NORM WRsT. With
cleveland q Erte X. Il. for Erie, Dun.
kirk, Buffalo aud Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland, Columbus L Cincinnati fur
GTestltne, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with the CT. 4 O. X. r. for CuyahoRa
Falls, Akron, MilIersburgh aud Woos-
ter.
AT Alliance with P. Ft. W. G. H. h for Canton,
MAssillon, Wooster, Salem, EnOn, Co
At steubenVille with F. c. G. Line and AT BH11AIR
F5 with @. o. o. R.R. for GAINESVILLE New.
ark, Columbus, Xenta, Dayton, mil
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
~ st. Louis, St. Joseph aud all points
Wtst and South West. "
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81 90
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Anyother route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
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Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station. IEEj
Freight contracts will be made atlowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and Its connections
to tho East, North, West and Northwest at oflce
under MLUre House, or with TT. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WM. D. TERRY, Agent,
- - Wheeling, Va.
D. u. WILLIAMS, Agent,
jim. MCCULLOUGH, President. ~
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Leave Baltimore daily, except Sp1d af 10Y ~
ar h1p mi5tol httl' - : "
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