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In the September number we notii..d our sub
scribcrs that. for the ensuing wear 1854 we would
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REMOVAL.

nR.A. B. ARTHUR, Surgeon Dentist, has re-
- moved his Office to the building one door
East of Whites Old Corner and nearly opposite
MS fofneMplacc OF business. All calls attended to
prpmpsy.
SI1ufftTi Oef 1894 ~
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Very OFT serv't,
ISigncd j. NJ. Mason.
Special Commissioner, &c.

/ A large crowd Of the citizens ef Rich
mond listened to a most admirable address
on Friday evening delivered by Hon =
CHARLES RUSSELL. III the African Church
| His subject was the condition. Of the cou,-
try and the progress aud poets OF the war.
The speach was th!insel heal STATE slna1like
aud eloqueHt AID breafhed the most man
| ly and heroic spirit By a calm analysis
Of the condition ofthe opposing belliyerents,
applying theret Q the abstract rules of war
Mr. RusssLL demonstrated that our success
is certain, if only We continue to bear our
selves like men. He gave a'cautinr. which
we think it right to repeat, and thus assist
in lodging it in the minds Of our people !:
When peace does begin to dawn or hold out
promise, we must beware Of becoming I'm
patient for it. Our enemy, when he finds
himself yanquished will set about making the
best bargain he can for himself; aud if the
impaticuce of our people shall drive our
rulers into precipltate conclusions, we may
be betrayed into sacrifices which We shall
ever after repent Let US prepare ourselves
against this danger
After Mr. RUSSELL had concluded, Gen.
WILLIAM SMITH, who was present was called
out by the audience, and made some very
happy and earnest appeals to the practical
patriotism and wisdom Of the people and Of
the Legislature now in session. He called
upon every citizen to do his full duty, and
to act upon the principle of equal sacrifices
in a common cause. H. implored the
Legislature to pnt the State in harness, not
for idle or useless display but as a prepar
alton for the necessities which may be upon
us.-iSeminel
Lieut.. Col w X Beard, of Gen Bragg's
staff. arrived in Richmond on Thursday
with twenty five United States regimental
colors, taken at the late battle of Chicka-
manga They were deposited in the Ad-
jutant Generals office Col Beard brings
cheering accounts Oft condition aud pros
poets of Bragss army
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pOSTPONEMENT.

III c sale of the Real Estate advertised ah,v.'
has been p,stpo.led till Wedn:.<l. lay. the iStn ,ls
of November ii. ". SiEFFEY,
Oct 23-5is Tx Gator.
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REMOVAL.

" lave removed our oiii;;ee- to tie
cla Bal Tave'n Buildings, nn New
I3aft House Stree ore danl east Of
the Provost M:sr>!. rs -niiise. Cup
st;.lrs) where We vii b. pleased to see
our old friends.
We are prepared to-sl'a ioh-wollS in
.he ne;ltcst manner ana witl dispatch.
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Copartnership Notice.

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w for the purpo OF conducting the NJ EBCAN.
TILE BUSINESS in the Town of Staunton. un-
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w A D-FARM WESTERN
w YIRGINIA.-The advertiser wants a
Farm in Western Virginia. suitable for grazing
cattle, sheen, sc. The soil must be good. and the
situation healthy. with good water. Price not
over Sl0 900 or Is 900
Address, with full particulars, f. RIO,
INDICATOR OFFICE.
October l6-6t.
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GOV ERAMENT SALE.-I will sell az auction,
~ IN stanton, on FRIDAY, the 23d day Of &C.
tnber, from Sixty to One Hundred Govern 4 "a, I
ilo' ses and Mules. Terms Cash Sale to begin at
luo O'Clock, A. NJ, Il. NJ. BELL
= UGt IT, IDS. Maj < % NJ:
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Executors Sale.

A : Executor Of Mrs. Sarah Bawcutt, deceased
IN will en Monday, the ID tn day of October
ls63 offer for sale that valuable track of land
Middle River adjoining the lands of Charles Ar
mentrouts heirs and others, of Which Mrs. Bsweu /
died seized containing about
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

On next Sunday, tho 25th inst, the Right Rev
ercnd Bishop McGili, will administer the Sacra
ment ofConfrmation, at the Catholic Church, and
preach on the occasion
Divine Service will commence at 10 clock, A
NJ, and at 81, p. NJ
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DISTRICT NO. 1. (DoNAHo's. }

JNo.J. LAREW, "A SCISSOR.
Staunton, Monday, October 10Th
Waynesboro, Tuesday, . 21th
Mint Spring, Wednesday, 18th
Greenvile. Thursday, 18TH
Middle Brook, Friday & Saturday, 80. 3ist
New Port Mon'v Tues'y Nov. 2,3d
Pond Gap, Wednesday, sc 4tb
Craigsville, Thursday. +" 5tb
West View Friday & Saturday, 6, 7th
Deerhed, Tues'y Wedn'y Thurs'y, 10. IL, 18th
DISTRICT Mo-. (sTovER's)
THOMAS P. WILSON, Assessor.
Staunton, Monday. October 10Th
WavnesborO. Tuesday, Sc 18th
New Hope, Wednesday & Thursday, 2S. 10Th
Mt. Sidney. Friday h Saturday, 30. 3lst
Mt. Solon Monday T. Tuesday, Nov. 2, 81
CLurchville, Wednesday, u Thursday. 4, 9Th
TOWN OF STANTON.
JOHN K. WOODS, Assessor.
Can be found at his Store OH Main Street nearly
opposite tile Post Office within the prescribed time.
from 8 A. NJ, to 3 p. NJ.
will be in my office from this date until De-
cember lst to receive the taxes due aud pa able
October lst.
VIM. II. Fl. LYNN,
Collector, 5ith District.
stanton, Oct 90 1863
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TENTAT4 NOTICE --DR. W. CHAPMAN
~ has removed his office to Main Street. oppo-
site Dr.. ponaghe's where he will pleased to see
his friends.
Staunton October I6Atf,
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NEWS FROM THE slLLEY

We learn that q u. Imlat!.n at
tackled the enemy AT Cl.a,l,stown.
Jefferson county on Sun.l,lN last, and
drove HIM from the town capturing
four hundred and thirty four priso-
ners and considerable. anps,lnt Of val
liable stores. The l.l;sen,rs arc in q.
safe place.
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their own authority with the execution Of
our laws, would not be affected in the Sigh
test degree by representations from any
source, however exalted This is the only
point on which the President has had occa-
sion to act. and on this point there is no
room for discussion.
The exercise Of the Drou lie renuoii is too
harsh, however, to be resorted to without
EJustitable cause, and it is proper that you
should have it in your power to explain the
grounds on which the President has been
compelled to enforce it, Lest also the Gov
ernment of His Imperial Majesty should be
misled Into the error Of supposing that the
rights Of French citizens are in any manner
involved IN the action of the President
which has been rendered necessary by the
Areprehensible conduct of the British Consu-
lar agents, who are requested to taken early
occasion for giving such explanation TO NJ.
Drouyn de L'Huys as will obvia!e all risk
] of apprehension
/ | am, sir, respectfully.
! Your obi serv't.
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exercising its authority over its agents with
in the Confederacy then by delegating to
fuuctionaries who reside among our enc
mics the power to give orders or instructions
to those who reside among US.
Finally, and 10 order to prevent any
further misunderstanding in Mr.. Cridland $
case, that gentlemen has been informed
that he cannot be permitted to exercise Con-
sular functions at Mobile, and it has been
intimated to him that his choice of some
other State than Alabama for his residence
would be agreeable to this Government. -
This intimation has been given in order to
avoid any difficulty which might result from
the doubtful position Of Mr.. Cridland, who
is looked on here as a private individual.
and who in Alabama represents himself as
..Acting English Consul i
The President is confident that Her Maj
esty,s Government will render full justice
to the motives by which these measures are
prompted, and will perceive in them man-
Hesitation of the earnest desire entertained
by him to prevent the possibility OF any
unfortunate complications having tenlen-
cy to impair tho amlfy winch u IS equaly
the interest and the desire Of this Govern
mcnt 20 cherish with that of Great Britain.
The President wishes a copy of this dis
patch to be placed by you in the hands Of
Earl Russell. ! am, d.
J. r BENJAMIN,
Secretary of State.
Hon. James II -Msou, dc dc, London.
EARL RUSSELL TO MR.. MASON,
FoREIcS OrFIcE, Aug. 10. 1868.
=. ~ Mason, Esq, &c. de-:
Sir Iu reply to your letters ofthc 9th
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01
Southern News.

Later files Of Southern pApcrs received q, this once
sSs largely devoted 10 news Of the bombsrdment Of
ChaFleston, which contains nothing later than has
bsen slresdy published iu the sUs. The Richmond
ETAnISsh Of Saturday last gives the following &C.
count Of the alarm eIcted in Richmond by Federal
sdvsncs fom the Peninsula:
Tho startling news which We published ysstsrdsy.
from the Psnin'ula, soon threw the city into state
sffever,h excitement Tho people had retired quietly
10 rest, and In their usual feeling ofcur.y. not hsv
Ing received the iesst intimaion OF the news; but
their slambeu broken st the dead hour Of night
BY the loud ringing NJ the alarm bell. The
hour-hsf pest three ocloct in the morn caused
many to suppose vas merely the alarm Of IRE. aut
10 sil o'clock brought the people into the streets In
crowds, sndit -s ,oon known that the Yankee we're
hsd been received that the cuemy ves a. Bottom
Bridss and party was at once Unmatched to recop.
and that h bridge Va: .iii held By oar men Soon
q New Ken, Cour- iIouss. Msloi Robbins With ii.
cavalry fell upon tho YAnkee rear guard, killing two
s d .a a,sEe. fs. ;Hs s
the shsir a. Bottoms Bridge turns ou, az is usually
s il now SAID The st,.r Wa not 50 d:ss.fou. @ rS
10 US as was ~ fru believed and that Lieutenant Je
nnss s p: S: S
tween our men and the .1em,'s rear guard, and I;
a 90 nsvs 10 Sars % % Ses Iss Bo
toms Bride last sht, and there we're no sisns Of
the enemy up 70 the tine Of tbe last courier LEAVING
day which wss ushsrsd In With much alarm sndsI-
element closed quietly - II nothing had hsppen.d
Many psrsons seem TO think that the smonstrstion
nents he msy have in con en- plAtion.
We are without any further intelligence from our
liner on ths Rappahannock. The down trains on the
Central Rsiroed, which is cur usual source Of infor
mstion from the Army OF Northern Virginia, have
Eiisd 10 arrive last evening This vss owins L ~.
Vnderstoo9, TO the carr being appropriated by the
military ahthories for the oonveySncs OF troops 70
sn1tsiu points threatened By the easmy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01
Large Fire h East pssssv.

bas's'A AUouT 81. A hrs broke out In Fast Rcs-
ton, o. the head Of Lombsrds wharf, about noon 10.
Day. Csslssons Wharf, and also Brovu and I1velrs
Wharf, were nearly svept Of buiidnss which vsrs
mainly machine chops. The buildipss on Tun's
What, occupied by the Atlantic Work.. covered .
hree pace, They we're owned by Robert C. Hooper,
yhesc los y estinsted at from sib.o0O 10 *ao,6
Lhe Atlantic wosks ose probably $4,000 BY the De.
vne BUILDING i've t1Iets for Monitors nov being
eonstruetee se Charlestevn and Pcrtmouth. II 10
not tnovn how much they are damaged Tho d..
truction Of machinery viii cause delay in furnish.
ing me surrets The turrsu ave valued o. &+O0Oo
prising nechsries Of East Boston Total oss u esti
mated st SSoe 600. sbou, half Of which 10 insured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01
Charleston.

Baltimore. AVs. ai.-Ths Riehmond Issursss. Of
Saturday, ssys:
Tbs War Department 10 In receipt Of ne.hins later
from Charleston than mp to last night. II 10 under.
Ieood. however. that Fort sumter, though sersusly
brssehsd In the Wall. vi not bs abandoned, and that
General Besuresard has expressed HE detsrninstion
10 hold 1t to the bitter end 10 thought that this
NAY BE- done BY the erection Of tenn possSy fortihca
lion. The fire Of the snsmy continues n b divided
lstvesn Forts Sumter and Wagner. The bonbsrd-
usni up TO lstest sdvcss ~ prosrsssns slowly.
vitheot any deeinvs results.
Nv kaI
The following u from the Philadelphis IsaUrln'
On hodyd Flag Ship Ph,iad'lphia, or ChryLs.ors,
eur success in the reduction Of ortnations and,
lnds,ns from tn ob.,inaey .ith .hlch w,sner has
tou viii probably be three be Longer and probably
siI. This opinion 10 pedicsted upon the continuance
enough army, .e could march from some other point,
And going inland cut on the tesei.' eomaunieation,,
It !msy 'esn strange that since vs have 70.
rum. s .sy 's v. do no. % oseavs it. % nut i :snnss
q p,r%.n.n,y s ose1ged ~ ,,s,, =. INIT. ~ , h,ys
sonmsnd it. Forss Moultris' Bs.ursssid. Bse.iosn,
G.ss .ns kp:S =. eo%%tDd .nd IN
Yer Ssrrtson of occupation. and hoist the good old
u: % syr .TsS 1s .S % :Sss
lbrt. To run up the Starr and strip,s the ruins
= Cur intention, hat We :hsli do II only vhsn vs are
sbe TO keep !, up lite hAlii.rds untouched by rebel
shot Ba; sumter, - forti6eation, 10 gone. II 10
An :. IN e,ey sense o! the word except Its ruins
The Of his former tra!s The defense Of Charles
eos vii b the rebels eIsndest effort Of the var The
people Of Charleston and the rebel roop thsreabouts
them With Argus eyes.
The n.v,P.peI seH.eous.n.s on Norri. leland
iisclcsure Of operations which had Ssen made in
Esv fosk journal, the correspondents with the Army
Suster for apprsyal before they could be sent north
SArd- The War Department sent sn order to Gen.
msm 70 Hilton Head. where they shouh be kept until
eur operations In this locality shau have been com
pletsd Gen. Gilmore, however, modified this order,
and merely paced the correspondents on Morris 10.
hnd under arrest, and assiened them limits, 90 that
thsv Will hereafter write under the incubus Of the
nrong arm Of the Law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01
The Pursuii sS OuastrsIl.

hensos CVv, AucuH al. -Lieut-Coi Clsrh, With
tne Win ksnsss csvslry. returned last evening from
sne puruit Of ousntrsli. His command killed 30 PR.
petfstofs U the Lsvrenee maassers Amons ths
tilled Cspt. EHsa recruiting ofhess for MArns-
duke. The Whole number sf sueryiiias killed - fss
- known, eonsidsrsbi, sreeeds 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01
From Europe.
Ose Day Later News.

WV my AosSb NeWw.
The iaman steamer City Of London, from Queens.
town the soth, has srivsd.
rHs "rosmA" N yEy nus cnASru-
The notorious steamer Florida msde her sppsarsno>
al Kins.Is a, N. .f,.,,o,, =, a.. ,-,h 49,. a,
~, 10" o' 'us .'n Ausus1 ens
boarded Cork pot ot-bost, end iAnded, by her, three
passenger 70 Queenstown. Pho, 70 the sppea,soes
.T.h. s,,.-,a. - ...
"n. 'o1'os' ne' sApse.so an'vsi nsd oeen shsd-
n,,,,,.,h. 49,, q.
IA saSS,SSs. s..s.. " - .uo, 70 ~ vu,Ho py con
feetiuS ecr,sin shinmsnts ny az % ~, sn1s,,A r.
ancthsr ps md the, sour Of the -, ysasai. lY,ns
In the bsrfsc vr,s bc,ns hocs ~ a. % sssdn. ~ y,oS
snv ulssality bens eomm,ttsd hv nh cr.0 u rs
trni vstSrs notice has hssn ro.tsS =, az T.eou
Housa A. the in:tsncs N ~, Ess,,-sa ir;s.x Ssssn
Consul stsrsS ~ ,hs pr,t kA,.i,sI so..t
/, ~ Heis.sh ths. .sss.I a. ~ .nn ~ soss
fedsra!e stat.s sbout 70 call a. Qassnstovp TO
smoer. s W m:o !.s pnvstsrins ssrns:- snd Earning
Eniistmest Aet.
The Florida v., of oue.uuovp O, ,b. is,h An.
susf II vaa nrssuued that en-. th,.. ,....,....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01

Stttnss-t Aid. AUG. si.-Rebsi seeoun,s Of the
late oomhsrdmsnt Of Chsttsnoosa state the, Gen.
widsr cpsncd without warning. Tbs dsushtsr Of
Mr. Roche, Of Eashvilis, vas mortaily vvu.dsS.
Three seldisrs and ave eiuzess we're killed nons
thsm tvo lsdies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01
War with japan.

Bos'os, Ausum3I. "A private dispatch dated Bons
koDs, July 9th, ssyv; War iassnst japan By Ens.
slsnd and France 10 almost certain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01
Latest News
TELgoRAPH7 TO THsysW YoRK sUy
THE WAR WESTWARD.
General Military Activity.
A Battle lmminent.
FROM DIXIE, DIRECT.
4 GREAT SCARE At RICHMOND.
Advance Of the Federals.
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
The Florida In the Irish Channel.
Confederate Loan Going Down.
Continuation Of the DRAFT.
RESULTS IN THE 20 & 50 DISTRICTS.
&C.. &C.. sc.
Confederate Loan Going Down.
Continuation Of the DRAFT.
RESULTS IN The 20 & 50 DISTRICTS.
The War Westward.

pYeparatisss for the New CaopaiSs.
g. Louts, Aug 3i.-The Rxrv slioAs hss . special
eispstrh fom Memphis which, speaking OF Affairs In
Arksnsss, says:
Gsn@si Price. With . force Of 5000 rebels. y q
esyou Nstare, strong point on white River. four.
teen mils sbsvs Duvslrs Blun. where great bsttls
Il 10 expected wfli Be fought.
Our forces are now at DuvslS B'un, Fifty fous miss
esn iittis Rock. This Point will probably be msds
ths bsss for our supplies. Il can BE- reached by
White Rivs:st the lowest stage Of water skirmish.
ns is constantly going on, bnt iossss thus r
disht.
The rebel force In Southern Ter,s Il estimated At
1000 mon General hasruder hes enforced the con
sTp:on there to the fullest sItsni. The rebel gun
Ss, Grand Duke With 300 balss Of cotton. hes been
6aIosd ct shreveport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-01

A. ono oclo,k the drawing for the sseend wsrd
va oomm,need. Bsp,smiu hidslsy james n. .fseksr1
and G. e. Du Bois cUmprsed the committee that
counted the ballots. 1859 names were dsrnsied ~
the Wheel. from which PSI we're to be drawn. The
drrt individual to draw prize vas John Dun, No
JsmesU. A. haifpsst two O'Clock Csp,s'n Greso--
ssvs notice that the quota for the Second wsrd hsd
been drawn. Assemb'yman Osrslsy, from the 'econS
District, ~n drafted. Richard DsrIno,t reporter ~
tho Brookiyn EAGLE, also drawn. - was Miehssi
foreman Of No. Z Engine.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
M z DiCAL.
DIR. LudluIn's Specific.
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

FuNHE Gonorrhoa, commonly called clsp, is dis.
n gushing maadv. and l. well known require
any eXplana ion: easy be got. bot IL J. difficult o
get clear OF Ii Is companion hat few admire. i per-
vades all classes Of ybot male and male. rich
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Dis a>e. the treatment II which. ha> generally been
than the disease itself Tue fashion able
treatment Is first to deprive you Of all business; hen
comes Of starvatio-living bread and tea.
Cruel. kim siop. b. bled.
cupped 'ached combined with inE medicines,
injections. lotions. Ointments and warm fomenta iuns
livery few DAYS the medicines changed: and after
months way, which the pati-ni
bear with fortitude fear OF j. dis
charged or discharges himself with an irritable uretor
swelled testcl enlargement Of and
% a disease 81 the neck OF the bladder.
Tnis>pecihc, which acts like charm wtha few dosei
diseases. and quite pleasant take and which
cured thousands New York. Philadelphia. Balti
and many of the Southern cities. is and
eiIectua remedy, that makes rapid andpermaneni
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disc IL l. extracted from plantS and per-
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curry. thai you can eNpose yourself to all kinds d
weather, without the east danger from the medicne
And II you careful in wrapping up your paste. yot
will have smell fr'm it, that you
deprived from going ntocompany. or being detectedb,
neare.t friends.
This is quack icine but remedy discovered
used with immense success by regular ply stefan an'
confidently recommended 10 the unfortunate.
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the proprietor, w F Davidson. around the box. Alin
frngemens Of trade marks will be prosecute with th,
utmost rigor oithe law.
VIZ. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by Druggistsrenerally. jan2S-demis