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Tfsgfisc,,ic s5a si2: I

One dsy last week Capt. Backward With
bis scouting PARTY, dashed upon Yankee
,eeinl snt Al Bah N Morgan county, Vir-
einia. an:I faak q prisoners and fifty hor-
scs The prisoners arrived here Friday
night.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

The Baltimore Republican has been sup
pressed, by order Of Gen. Sohenok, and its
editors and proprietors sent across the
Koes, with pc emptory orders that if they
returned during the war they would be
treated as spies.
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The Movements Of ST.. II ason.

Under date OF Dublin. Aug, rs, the cor
respondent of the London Post writes:
'.Mr Mason, the Confederate Commits
sioner. has been the guest oe Lord Dnnongf
more for several DAYS. He has visited. in
his lordst.ip's company, all the places Of IN
terest in the neighborhood Of Clnnmel, in
Guiding its public institutions. &c. Several
other members Of the Irish nobility, it is
said, have invited him TO spend some time
at their seats
The London News. Of Aug. %. says:
On Saturday last the Earl Of Donough-
more. III Mason, OF Trent nqtoriety, AND
his Secretary risited Cloumel Jail. They
we're escorted over the building BY the Gov
ernsr Of tho pTison.''
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MARRIED..

On the 9th inst. at Piedmont. BY Rev. R. Smith,
NJ. John ID. RAMSEY, to Miss AMANDA s.
CUPP, al, OF Augusta County.
In charlottesville Oh the morning of the 10Th
lust. b the Rev r K Meade, 1t. D. ROBES
MASSiE, TO Miss BETTE G. LEWIS, of Caro-
line County.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

Our thanks are due to Bolivar
Christian Esa, State Senator from
this county for 4 pamphlet copy Of the
Governor Message and accompany
ilg documents.
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OBITUA

Pied, in Staunton, at the residence Of A. d.
Trotter. August 26th 1863, of disease Of the heart.
DAVID q. WISE, agsd IS years, II months and
! = DAYS.
Death has entered this happy and aectionate fam
lily in moment least expected and robbed it of
Fdetoted husband, a kind and indulgent father
and though. his at he now vacant and his gentle
voice 10 longer heard, though bitter be this
draught and deep your afflicted friends,
vet that bitterness ssreInoved and YOUR sorrow
''not those without hope because your hus-
band and father, has left behind the blest assurance
that lie has gone to occupy seat in his Fathers
house above to join bis voice With the voices oil
the .sbood- washed throng in Heaven.
Though not professor Of religion in the earlier
part Of his life Mr. Wise was ALWAYS considered a
strictly moral man, and possessed the characteris-
tics of the perfect gentleman but, when Affections
came and disease lay hold upon him, he saw and
felt the vanity Of all earthly comfort and turned
his attention to that source from whence al0ne
true comfort comes, soon to realize, he fully did
ere he passed from earth, that being justified by
faith be had peace with God, through our Lord
Jesus Christ"
During his illness, the writer of these lines had
several interesting conversations with him. La
one, on the evening prior to his death he stated,
in reply to a question, ''My Savior is with me,
and will continue with me to the end" On the
Goth OF August, just as evening shades were en-
circlng the earth, be quietly fell asleep in Jesus.
Then weep not. afflicted ones bid your tears
cease to flow for your loss is the husbands and
fathers eternal gain.
Earth BIAS no sorrow
That Heaven cannot cure.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

A dispatch from Columbus says that re-
cruiting having failed to Eli up the quota Of
Ohio, an order has been received from
Washington to enforce the draft. The
numbersof men to be raised is II 600, re-
curing the use of18,000 names. The
draft will begin at Cincinnati next week.
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An Amnesty Suggested.

=
A letter to the Cincinnati Commercial
dated at Frankfort, KY, on the 3lst ult
says:
General Green Clay Smith. Congress
man eject, has just returned from Washing
ton. [ Travelled with him to day from Gov
ington to this place, and during our triple
told me. that while at the national capital
he had an interview with Mr. Lincoln rel
alive to the issue Of a proclamation Offering
general amnesty to all now in arms
against the Government who ground their
weapons Of REBELLION aid come back to their
allegiance. He advised the President TO-
guarantee full protection TO the person and
property of all returning prodigals- using
the general term property to include
slaves as well az horses aud lands Mr.
Lincoln said be would not revoke one line
Of his proclamation Gen. Smith did not
want him to 40 50, but simply asked thai
repentant rebels be permitted to test the
legality of the cdict in the civil courts =
The President expressed himself perfectly
willing that they should 10 this, aud SAID
he would abide by the judicial DECISIONS
! when made The interview was quite sat
isfacbofy to both parties. La conclusion.
Mr. Lincoln saia be thirsted neither for
blooa nor he property Of the rebels Til
war could not terminate 500 soon for him ;
but. if at It's close it was found that the 10.
stituton Of slavery had suffered, lis friends
! and not he would be to blame.
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Judge Cadwallader, Of Philadelphia, has
decided in case recently argued before
him that the right Of Congress to pass the
conscription act is legally and constitution
ally derived from the clause Of the Consti-
tuition giving Congress tee power to raise
armies, etc.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-09-18

A fire Fsislay morning destroyed the
boiler works blacksmith shop, and machine
shop of the Globe Iron Works, of South
Boston. The accident will cause delay
in the construction of the two new MoDi-
tors building there.
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,- TT. r,,rri!los .re still h,

ag The gnrriIlas are still bnsy on the
Mississippi and haye succeeded IN render
ing tile navigation Of HAT river more or ess
dangerous tosli steamers not under convoy
Of gunboats. ca board Of one recently one
man was killed and thirteen woun1ed.
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SCHOOL.

A1Y Scool viii open on The 18th of September,
I'VE and close the last OF June, Miss Cofpelia
Miller educated to teach) will be associated with
me- She has leave to refer to Rev. Messrs. Phil
lips and Wheat, b. Crawford and Prof. Kemper.
All branches Of English with the French and lat
in wiz be caught. | will take six or eight very
smal boys.
The tuition fee for halfsession OF English is $40.
Of Latin and French, $50 Zach. This fee for first
hal! session to be paid in advance the remainder
at expiration Of first halls session.
HARRIET NJ STRiBLING.
Stanton Sept Is '63.-2t-spec COPY
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sslOO REV EsKp.

OFFiCEvA. CENTRAL II. n. CO.,
RICHMOND, Sept. 2, 1869. !
ryyHE Board of Directors of the Virginia Central
4 Railroad Company have declared a dividend
of per ct. upon the capital stock Of the COMPANY.
payable to the stockholders and after the 10Th
inst.
The books of transfer will be closed until the
18th inst.
BY order of the Board. j. GARRETT.
Sept. IL, St Treasurer.
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NOT

tre Balsam Copavia, Sugar Of Lead Iodide Pot
ash, Chorform, Calomel BoraS and Strichnne.
Persons in want of articles in his line would do well
to give him a call at Dr.. Young's old stand. Every
available means will be used in keeping on
hand general assortment of Drugs and Medi
cines.
G. C. YEAKLE.
Stanton Sept. 1, lse3.--tf.
ssa-Spec copy.
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g5Too W. az O.

GLoo 90 20 q.
CTR YED O. atolen from, the Government
- Stables. at Staunton on or about the lst day
Of August. a small iron grey HORSE, six or seven
years old last Spring. about Is hands high, mark
ed with large white spot upon the rump ON the
left side, extending down the thigh rome distance,
snd the brand H. c. upon the spot. tbs above
reward will be paid upon his delivery to me at
camp, or TO Captain john VI. Allen, at Staunton.
y ED. BEALL,
Sept 4, 1868 Ste 1t. Col. lSt! Va Cav
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gToN INTEREST BONDS.

CogToN INTEREST BONDS.
DEPOITARY,S OFFICE
Stanton September LIST 1868.
The rate OF six per cent. co FToN INT EREST
BONDS Of the Government having been fixed at
fifty per cant. premium purchases Of the same may
he mai at that rate ut this Office until the 18th
dav OF September, 1858
One forth of the purchase money will be reqnir-
ed in Treasury notes. issued sinca April lst, 1865,
the rensinii.g taree-fnruth may BE- paid in any noA
interest bearing Treasury notes.
ALIEN. F. KINNEY,
September 4-td Depository.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-~-~er~S--~-~---~7~-
Exchange Notice, No 6.
Earth bias no sorrow
That Heaven cannot cure.

Ei1Cudug6 NOLIC5, mo. y.
RICHMOND, Sept. IL, 1868.
ryyhe following Confederate officers and men.
L cantured at Vicksburg, Miss, July l. 1853,
and subsequently, paroled have been duly ex-
changed and are hereby so declared
division
\ The officers and men Of Gen. Bowen's divis-
ion.
brigade.
nlent.
S. The officers and men of Wauls Legion.
s. Also, all Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at City Point at any time
previous to July 25th 1858. have been duly ex-
changed, and are hereby so declared,
R0. GUILD,
Sept 1s, lss3-6t. Agent Of Exchange.
gss~ southern papers copy six times and send
bills to the Wa: Department.
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DIED,

Near Mt. Sidney, on Cd inst, Of fur, EDW ARD
FRANKLIN LINK BULL, aged II years, ) mos
anf 6(avs
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In this place, Friday morning. August the 2Sth,
1858, SUE ELLEN only daughter OF d. G.. aud
Sue NJ. MeGutin. aged 3 months aud 3 days.
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Musical Glass.


OO}A OUTS 90 REWARD Stolen, on
L Monday night, 7th inst, a dark dapped dun
COLT, four years old. about Is hands high, had
sore tongue, and looks very badly. will give the
above Reward for his recovery.
j w ALEXANDER Is
Sept le 12t. Mcdowell, Highland Co., Va
NOTICE PIYsECTANS.--The augusta
~ Medical Society will meet punctuay at 10
"a on the Eth Monday Of this month, (Court
SAMUEL kkNNGaLY, Jr., Secretary,
Sept Is-7fs.
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fREson cHlsA.
While Ffe.ch Chin. Diinsr is.a
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Observation-Disclosures. - Diem

flag /. De3. - Die @eto. 8ptiaaft tes Mayor
@arren eessn bic som @taetratb tirsli& sai0r-
ten 1ii.ntabntel9lu0t purte serlslen DnSe'
l6lu0e murttn oufeenrmmen unc in @iseerer'
naeuue s,aoeen. Na& elmer bei6en Isbatte,
tpabrtnb wel@sr Glib. &sec bic gauge @sl@idtt
sinsn @dpinrd nannte, mu'te bic Ya}1irun9 &C.
nannter Btl@ll0t tur& bic Srieinal'MtFim-
mun8 tur@seftst.
Der @etuar fir l1rterRisun8 ron Soloats11'
familien teridtet, taB pabrsnb tss Monots
Nupemter 242 Gamil,en NIT eintm apfsnout-
tuano pom $940 unte1lubt murtsn. "a her
llnt,rIusuneefcnb BON @eltsrn sntblSBt mai.
tefabl ter @tabtratb bic Museate rrn trei Gin
tauienb.D Dollar. 8cnts, tie tur& cas- Committee
fir Mittel unb @sse sermertbet tpsrten ipQsn.
Sir @rldenscQ mdbrenb Res Mrnota Sept.
eineeu $721. IS unt mabrenb Nppsmter $l05e
eiu.
Die Ginnabme ter &ente fir tie Glei1@tr'
l6nte Der Ma1tet 9aQs >p6breno tes Mcnats
Mcssmter tetruo 1927.
Der 9plasorms0er tsri@.st, 95 @o.b 9o!3 i'm
2aufe bts lebtsn Munats permeNen gu babea.
Die QDabl ter Beamtsn he's Tsusrbsrortements
tpurbe befatiet unt sin @siu@ fir @rrsiteru"e
ber Tbure res Minneboba' Gnsinetaufss bel
Qpmmitte bis Dtuerterartements its'mislen.
Der @tattclert muste beauftraet, DHsntli9 an
auaeisen, ta6 am na@fen IS. Deetmbe'
cine Wabl aur @ensbmieuus rber Gerwerfura
ber $25O>0OO Gilsnbobn' Anleibe 1atti'neea
tperte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

Mir beldafenb biz
GinStebun9 BON @elsern'
In europa unb fertietn bic bier3u erfsrttrlt&ta
papiere. ale:
@oImo1ten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Iobten}6eine ,c. ielbh
an, perbursen oeren @ilti9teit unb be@creen he
tonlularii@e Beelautieune berielben; lp&pie aud
bic
Mu8;ablun0 Don 0elberu
IN teeem Sbeile DeutI&lautS unb Der @&re}3.
tnhem pir ben @egeupertb Der bel unS einae-
aablten 8etra9ecen, lelbt in ben entle9enfen Drt-
i9atten turbnenben Gmtfxuaeru tcfeufrei in'b
9aus ienten la6en.
Ya6a9e!9eine
3nr ueterfabrt BON Bremen mad Nep-g ct In
Se9:ll@inen, unb IN Dampff4ifem beg ~ srb"
eeut1@en Qlppb," Ionic CUR &tile sex
9%amburs mad New~Yorf in TdmpfbSten ber
- ambur9e . ampf1@iffabrts~ &C.
|ell14afr berfaufen wir ~ berAt.
ge1eBten Yreien.
Qonez@ orrantsn.
naitunlerer l@riftli@en @arantie auf unbeeren,ts
3sit serieben, lbernebmen bic
8ele9un9 BON @apitalien
IN @runeei9ent9um ODER 8e9en Snttreaen, Axf
erft 9Ypotbttart1&e @i&erbett, teisrt
gen bic
|. Be;ablune pom Tarer
in teeent 1beile u~nferea @taatee. taufen unt Ses.
taufen Cob uub fremte Muuaen, 3ablen bic
tS&fe prGmie fir Wt9ltl auf Gep- OIL,
philadelphia. ct. Qcuie &C..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

Den srIbten @tsuerbeiraa tisisn Srnamsr BE-
aablts tie rMe2eQan", $419. 80; BEN nad.erSb-
ten bic rSeannette ROberts' NIT 1885, 40.
Die 19ntQe 3unabme tes Minnsiota Silver
5aarels nit ct. Vaul felt tsn Isbten 6-~7 Sab
rem it ebenlp btmertenemertb mie erfreuli&. Die
,b,beutenbe Mbnabme ber Mnflnfte in bieItnt pis
i'm sorDerssbenbsn Sabre pirS bur4 ben ntssrisea
@a0ernanb binlanelt@ ertlart. Die StrsH-
l&neasn hes Minne(sta fpnn!en bloc ~abreno l0
Sage nit Beetsn paffrt ~trten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-05

Sic Slut &hiffabrt bon 1868.
bic @nce lsbtsr @o&e gu &noe eine, rar cine
ui9ts wenieer ais briQiantt @el&Sftsa6aire. @p
sielperlpre9sub 0t ou9 i'm Mnfanee mar, 70 nabm
lie bod talb bstentenb ab bur& ben beiipisQcs
uiseriscn @a1nfanb. Der iel3s @ater ter st.
w1ier, Ger iunl1 10 maietdtii@ pabini4rtittt, per-
lpr INNER msbr Scn ieinsr araft urb Ma9t, ts
er sulest 70 acknowledgements, bab ii& bic al
tenen Yewobner pom Minneicta nidt erinnern
tDnuen, Jpn 70 ~nieeris, Jpn 10 oQer Miiros zines
Strsmss bat, eetben 5u babcn. Der 6lubban'
bel par tsatalb nur Elm tel@ranftcr, trcBeem, esr
6ansel Qterbaupt bielen @ummer letbafier ais
in cen sorbtrssbtneen As Sabren mar. Mu&
bic erSFnuue ter @@iffabrt mar cine frabs. sitl
frabcr mie eswDbnli@. Das tr0e Boot hur@
eate Yspia, bic rRertuf", FAM 1T tu @enntns
@adt bss S. @pril UNI balb IL llbr an unfee:
unte,n 2nnbuna an, unb ten na&ien Mcrssn,
6. Npril, ttbrte Is pisser aurud une ~selanste
slidli@ burb ben 2ats Vspin na& "a erche, une
apar 3eitis eenus, UNI nit BEN M~itternadtstrain
III epnusetirsn. Die na&fplssncs Gabsus asist
bic GrSfnuns, ZEN @alub unb bic Dauer tss
S9iffagrt wGbrenb Der lebten IS Sabre.
Sabr. Mntunft tts Mbgans bsS Dantr ts'
ercte, Rnnkf3 Irttpu ynntpa. @niSpn.