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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-26

GoBMrn, June 9i,--In response to
Gen. Holleck's call large amounts Of pro-
visions were received from st. Louis for
the suffering Mississippians, and vas
distributed libeyally among ths inhabi-
,ants, who seemed grateful. 2
f, The. railroad is open about eight miles
from Grand Junction 1: is expected
that the.road yill be open to COLUMBUS
and Memphis by the 25th. ,,a..s
Headquarters received official notice
of. the EVACUATION of Cumberland Gap BY
sho rebels and the occupation lAefeofby
the Federals,. ''''
I Deserters state that Beauregard has
turned his command over to Bragg and
gone east without troops.
The rebels ale taking up raile north
Of Jupello, carrying them south to COM
plote the road 10 Uniontown.
j. Coptsqb9Rlls. say that 10 troops have
deem sent east, and there is no intsnnSr
of sending any lhither. -
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Gunboat Expedition ant Battle OF
Whits,BiVer.

MENpHls, June l9,--An expedition,
composed of ;nh gunboa's st. Louis,
Lexington, Conestoga and Mound cily.ac-
compaoio BY transports carrying the Ash
ahdf 46th Indiana regiments, under Col.
Fitch, were sent from here SONS days
since for the purpose of removing the
Instructions from White River. On the
18th the expedition reached St. Charles
s5 miles above the mouth, where the
rebels had erected battery. An en-
gogment cnsued, lasting an hour and a
bsf While the gunhca,s engaged the
battery, 'lhe troops under Col. Fitch
landed a short DISTANCE below, and pro.
cceded to storm the place.
During the cannonadin! ball entelc
the boiler of the Mound City, causing a
fearful explosion ant loss of life The
crew consisted OF rs. of whom nearly
l25 were killed and wounded.
Tbs fulowing officer are among the
killed; iJohn Kirzie, James Scovile
John Greene Henry r. Brown, Joseph
Nixon. JOHN Coke. Captain Kitty, Flag
officer, badly ,caIdei, hut it is though!
he will recover.
Col, Fitch charged upon battery with
great success, driving the enemy out At
the point Of the hayonet.
i Rebel loss 1851 killed and wounded,
and thirty prisoners. CoI.pE'itch's loss
small.
General Hallcck occupied Holly
Springs.
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Eighth virginia Regiment.

The members of the Eighth Virginia
in the late battle al Gloss Keys Dr. Port
Republic, did good work. They we're in
the thickest of the fight. and bore them
'SelyesW with unparalleled bravery. Both
officers and men conducted themselves
in the most pruiseworIhy manner
The following is list of the killed and
wounded n.the bottle: ,aaaa,, u.,
itled2Fnncis Ross. CO. !; J. G. AL.
doson, Co. f.
WOunded--Charles Grass, CO H; II. F.
Cooke co |; G. Ballard, co 1; J. Ballard
co /; Michael ibergast. co X; - Csu.
'tIey, co K; William Turner, co II; pa.
yii Baldwin, CO E; Sergeant ESlep, co.
E.
Mipsing--Privates WIN. Mackey, CO
E; ANDREW ]. Collins, co I.
The whole number, killed, wounded
Aad missing is 40. r
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Affairs in New Orleans.

NEW Yonk, June 2a.-The cleaner
Roanoke from New Orleans on thc 18th
has arrived. Dr.. Warren Stone has
been released from Fl. jackson, James
Robb has been appointed military Gov
ernor New Orleans Two men were TO
be hung, having rsed and order of Gen.
Butler and entered house and robbed
under false names as u. S. Soldiers
Gen Jackson has been arrested and char
ged with burning vessel al the time Of
the arrival Of the Federal fleet. Rebel
information siatesahat Beaurrgard's ar
nv was in dsplorHblo condition while
at Corinth. His sick numbered about
10000.
The Newbern Progress reports that
one hundred rebel dragons surrendered
themselves at Washington, n. CT also
that SIX North Carolina regiments dis
banded at Richmond, and Orc now up-
der guard. previously. lIaying hung their
Bngsdier General; J.
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THE REBELS ROUTED IN RoASE CouH,
ry.-We learn from Lieut.. David Bell,
Quartermas,er of the 18th Virginia
Regiment, that on Saturday last. Col.
Rathbonc, of that regiment. sent out
scouting parties from Spencer under The
command of Captain Myers and Lieuts.
Parks, Ross. and Fisher. to proceed in
the direction Of "Big Bend" on tho
Little Kanawha. One Of the squadS,un.
der the command of Lieut. Ross has just
returned. and reports having fallen in
with rebels and killed four. viz: David
Gibson. Liss Morgan, Henry Ratchf,and
Alfred Maze. They alsomortally woun-
ed Andy Dusky, since died. On Sunday
night, the squad uudcr Lieut. Ross, came
upon twenty other rebels. They fred
and gave chase. The next morning, on
visiting the ground, they found it covered
with blood in several places. The inhab-
itants say that eleven wero killed. inclu-
ding Captain Downs, the Roted guerril.
Ia, and number wounded. The other
parties have not yet returned, and no re-
port had bSen received when Lieut.. Bell
I'isn. AZ T.
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TIE harvest in this county, ,ha, alrea-
dy beef 'e6pmeuced. Several fields will
30 cus,his week, and next week nearly
~ VIII ba fit for the reaper. Our farm
ers are complaining Of the scarcity o.
Hands. The War has drawn largely up
on the laboring class, and none feel il
more seriously than the farmer with a
large crop on his hands. Under these
circumstances, we think. it is the duty
as we'll as the interest of every person
to aid the farmers in securing their crops.
We understand that the yield Of wheat
in Mason this season will be immense. -
T'hreshing machines, reaperS, mowers,
Dc, viii be in demand, and those having
them will make money. Tho hay crop
i'alSO very good so far as We can learn
The cori We understand is looking we'll,
and that the prospect for an abppdsnl
crop is good.
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Oar vlrginIar rOOps.

We appsSheuNl that when the history
Of this whole affair shall have been fully
Ssrertained, it will prove that our Vir'
giniD boys are as cool and intrepid as
any soldiers can we'll be. We learn that
the 4lh Brigade. under Col, Carroll
marched from LuFay on Saturday with
ont any ralions-hsvidg nothing but a
little coffee and four They reached
the brigade about miahight. only about
800 strong. They drove the rebel pick.
cts away from the bridge, but being over
powered in numbers. " 70 obligedto 70.
tire. They lost two guns. They slept
on their arms, and at daylight, started
again for the bridge, for the purpose Of
burning it. They were soon hrsd upon
from the lefr; when they were in an am.
buscade--ths enemy having placed Oigh-
teen pieces in position! AMI had covered
them with their tents.
Although the enrmy was nearly eigh'
to one, our boys Ought them some five
hours, and Ehen retired in good order
The enemy followed them for some two
miles. On Sunday night they again
slept on their arms, after partaking Of
their frugal supper. During Che evening
Tyler's brigade cduo Up making their
entire forcssqiae 1900 Early on Mon.
day morning the picketS came in and re,
ported that yackUon's army weRs Coming
up in force They we're Immediately
placed in form Of battle, and confronted
tho enemy, who was about $4,000
strong
They repulsci the enemy on two oc-
casions and took ono gun. After thus
fighting for some Eve hours, they were
compelled to retire. whioh was done in
good order. jackson continued TO fol
low, Smelling them all the timu. This
was kept up for some six miles, when
Gen. Shields came in sight with his di,
vision. AS soon as Jackson saw this, he
reversed his position and took the back
track, Our forces were SO exhausted
that they could nOtfollow. Gen. shield'G
could not periuo for the same reason.
Ifthis is not an achievement for our
brave Virginia boys, we do not know
what is necessary to earn character fol
good soldier.
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BushwhAeL q ta4reIt lA..L,

LOuIwsttEy f.'tsk Observation-Disclosures
evening, aa sevGrSlt UESoaiila wieSArq.
turning from neutrality-suspicious. dele
gates, ,fvO oI,hGm were killodiby seooS'
sion bushwhatkers in ambush, near Bor
rvs Station, Owen county, Reinforce
n,onts were Immediately sent from Lex
ington, KY and other places. and the
capture Of the bushwhOOkorS is consider
cd certain.
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West Virginia.

Ben. Wade introduced bill in the
Senate from the Committee on Terrific
iies, providing for tho admission Of the
new State of Wes: Virginia. Its main
features are provision for an election 81
delegates to form Constitution for the
nav State. adding the Valley of Virginia
to its limits, aud requiring the now Con
Stituiion to contain new clause freeing
all children Of slaves born after the All
Of July, 1883.
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War ON the I,thmus.

New YORK, June 22.-The steam er
North Star, from AspinwaIl on the 18th,
has arrived with $4,000 in specie.
Mosquero sent 1000 troops to occupy
Panama.
The Governor issued a proclamation
10 arm and resist Mosquero, - Tho cont
manjer stated his only object was to pro-
vent a repetition Of such outrages as was
lately committed by Gen. Sumner
The Governor finally submitted.
The crew ofthc frigato Sannnc wero
ready to land, to protect Americans, il
necessary.
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Rebel Governor. on the wing.

The list is formidable! Ths'frst to start
was Claib. Jackson of Missouri, then
Johnson of Kentucky (desd), with HuF.
ris Of Tennessee, close on his heels and
now, Moore Of Alabama, and rector Of
Arkansas, are on the wing, to be soon
followed, VIC guess, by Letcher Of Vir'
ginia, and possibly Clark, the accidental,
Of North CaroIius. Even the three OF
four remaining, Gistof South qsyoiius,
Brown Of Georgia, Shorter of Alabama,
and Porter of Mississippi, may DO con.
Sidered packed up, ready 70 take
wings at any moment. Farewell, gay
aud festive hemp siretchers, Mexico. this
is no! your abiding country. a.
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A sharp sairmish before Riohmon4.

FoRr MONROE, June 81 we lGorn
that quite Skirmisn occurred on the 10Th
between the Twentieth Indiana, in Kear.
ney's Division and the rebels, lasting
9vft an hour. Tho Indiana boys stood
their ground with slight loss, Lieut..
Carr, Of Company |, aud three privates
were wounded, The regiment was com.
plimented by Gen. Kearney for bravery
Yesterday thdrebels cndcavored 10 feel
our ept.re lines. Smelling vigorously DIFF,
erentPoints to annoy the workman.
doing but little damage.
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The Conthieverocy, arc making siren
uous efforts to save the neck of Simon
B. Buckner from elongation. fISyiug
'bcen successful with the pivatSerS, by
Withholding Col, CorcOran, they arc
trying the same game for Dolly
The Louisville puprS and loyal Ken.
tuckiaHS Sro ss 'Gciively demonstrating
II. It is hardly possible our Government
will DO buflied into shy such measures
AFTER the stedladardey has vanished into
thin air or rolted in that ''lhtt ditch,
il will DO time to attend 10 Bolly. Until
then lot him DO on the retired liSt
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From Fortross Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, June 20.-The pre-.
tended Union citizens of Norfolk have
been acting in manner, of late, to the
prejudice Of mary against the cause
Instead Of remaining quiet and psacca.
lhle, they get intol byOilu and GcAg,a
such men are set Ao%b,Ss oinpatfAtsa1a.
General Veilc has lH't,suGlse &FpkeiOp
the Offenders, - siiSlGlHll 10 hGAiG
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Citizens Of Missouri Held Respon.lbls
+ for RhvageS Of GuerNillat, -

sr, LOUIS, juno s2.--Gon. SchOfeId
commanding the Federal forces in Mis-.
sour, has Issued an order, holding the
rebels and febel symPathiseys cesPonpi.
bic in their property, and Il csd be, in
their pereOnS, for damages hertaftc! com,
mit,ed BY gucrrillas,Or marauding par.
ties ia this State. Five thousand lollars
for every soldier or UAion citizen killed;
from one 10 fivo thousand forS very one
wounded, and the full yalpo Of al PROB,
erty destroyed or slolsT BIZ guerrilIss,
will be assessed and collected ltom. The
class ofpersons above mentioned, resi-.
! dug ,lte viesG!Nyo ii yhs pisgt p5a.Ee
the pctisconmit.cd. 'TheSum thus col.
lected will be paid to the legal heir .oI
tho soldier or citizen killed, or the per.
ysor wounded, or 10 the rightful, +. owner
Of tEs property destroyed oEs ssqlcn.--
This order is very stringent, and abppd.
ant machinery has been providtdto car,
ny ilinlo speedy etIect. u
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GOjcy's ,Laiy's Book for June, is on
our table. Cooley certainly publishes
the very best lady'a book in the country
We would ko to hear oe'thO ladies Of
this place getting up club for this work
For club rates see prospectus. Address
L. A. Cooley. Sss Chestnut ST. Phil,
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PETERsoN's MAoAzME.--we have re-.
csivOa the July numbdfof this excellent
work. The sngAyidgU and fashion
: plssus ere tho best thAt we have ssen.-
We commend Peterson to the ladies'
Terms 90. a yCar.; Address. Charles ],
Petepou, 500 Chestnut st.. .Phi!odel-
phiN ~
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capture of Rebel Steamers and Gun.
J.. boats.

WAsuyoyoS, June 2s.-Within tho
prst week tie Postotli"c Department has
opened seyera'o Id Offices in Virginia.
The bark Gem of The Sea. on tho 81.
captured therebi schooner Mary Stuart,
from Nassau, while attempting 10 run
the blockade Of Ssn tee river, S. C. She
formerly bcIohgc4to Gov. Aiken, Of S,
9.
The U. s. steamer Calhoun has cap.
,urei, on Lake Poncbsrtroin the rebel
steamers Whieman and Venus, and cut
out the federal gunboat Corphyns.
A number Of other vessels have besn
captured by our squadron. Il
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Of civilized man, ana on tue otheT q
ooniry rent into insignificant fragments,
engaged ia continual wars With each
ol6ef, sOeh on its knees begging aSsis.
lance from some foreign monarch oroth.
err against RIVAL fragment, an object Of
contempllo him who uses i, forh own
purposes, then i shall not be long com.
ing to,s decision, though negro slavery
nay be on one side FAD not on the 9TH
er.
LETTER FROM sOMMERVILLE.
bls. EDITok'Isitua,ed as we are. in
the 'inteioro Of the Mountain Department
with nought but the monotony Of camp
life to interest US. Of course you cannot
think strange if We give vent, senii'oc'
casidnally, to our pen, and may say many
things that YOU will not deem worthy the
time II requires for you to real it.
Sopmerville is now occupied by two
companies of tho 9th Virginia Regime ut,
A, and F. Lieut.. Col. w. C. Starr. is
commander Of the Post. SOmmsryille
If an evacuated secesh town Of some If
" dwelling houses, three churches, store
houses, hotels &c. The town is situated
in a low gap al The head of various W"
ter courses leading off in every direction.
Ii has felt seriously the effects Of rebel
lion, fire dwellings arc vacated with all
the furniture, pianos, carpets; bureaus.
&c, Standing as they were when occu'
pied, but ara now unprotected. Lieut..
Col. Starr has taken one very fine piano
from the Catholic Church here, and put
il in his room for the special beneti! Of
headauarlers--il is said 10 have cost
5000. Whether all this loss Of property
is right or not, is q question that no man
dare decide now Five intelligent lsR,F.
lies have lived here; but their time
worn Accommodations are now all in their
enemies hands. Property Of every kind
is abundant here, but isteerfectly worth
less. The finest furniture N nicely fin,
ished houses. are now ocdUpied by our
brave boys. We never anticipate an at
tack here, and what we are kept here
for, no one can tell, unless it is to ware
out what furniture was left here by the
rebels. We capture as much beef and
mutton awe can dispose of. Butter is
worth 0 cents. eggs 10 cents, corn 81
per bushel. The soldiers appear to en-
Joy the place very well, ye. it is very
sickly, for outof two companies here we
cun only report eishly.six men for duty
nearly one kslf sick We have nc
mSi 'hero!;'wo get our letters by way OIL
Gauley about once .very ten days.
Inc S6th Ohio Regiment, has left over
sixiy graves here of their dead, during
their stay last winter.
If any person can tell wha, com pan,
A, and T. Of tho 9th Va, ReSime+s
have done that wO should bo confined
here as we are, we would like to heal
it. would as soon DO confined in Rich,
mond as in SommerviIle-we all prefel
fighting, and nothing would cause more
satisfaction with US, than marching or
ders.
| soMMERvILLE.
Juno lC, 1862.
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FoURru OF JulY.-Tomorrow wOek
10 the 4th day of July, ind we thick
II our citizens intend to celebrate it, ihSt
III is limb they were beginning to make
some move tOWibls.it We SEQ no good
reason why we should no, have one. v
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Deauregard Gone to richmond.

CoRNrH, june 22,--It is RON positiV-
ely asCortaiaed that Beauregard turned
over his command to Erasson the 18th,
and left for Montgomery, whore no ar.
rived on the l7th, accompanied only by
his stuF, and left TO- Richmond.
Two reports have been received hero
stating the cause Of his departure one
that he goes East to take commend, an'
other that be- g.. ore TO explain the
cvCcuSl'oa.5S aacS tht,, Thhlo later Is
'eFaaS'taH ~ CosibIh.. 'oi as itts Ep1T !.
IsSfiFcI61 ,hast, tt5bshlRstra ana Jet'
IihSl'StaSSNs $tMs lsaSdR9.NfmS'
IUiNSa RRg6E JiiSS%SiNiF 81 ttse season
MqFkayyi%99,i pFh1PhSdo, Nights ara
iMSRAtS I. 1li., G .ah. r.'
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Cen. SturEiG in COMMAND at Washington.
;WksnlSGrON, June. 22s-rTcn churches
have already ,bOsn accepted for hospitals,
and six already fitted for the reception
of wounded. Gem WadSworth has boon
relieved Of command Of all military here
except tho Provost Guard, Gen. Sur,
gis has boon assigned 10 tho command
Of all the forces in the vicinity Of Wash
ington. ,sy.
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: "a" has been crowded out this week
II will appear in our next,
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imm ans GroIdrb.

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in 2tverpopl anfarL bro&tte Depel9en
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Oie eutanctpirten Scla1et1 auf
9amatfa.

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cipir.en Sclapen NIT @@ntertetetten alter
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Sag, DON oenen fe il@ erndbren unp be-
fleipen mubten ; penno4 aber tauften fe
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fer caraut poflr lie i'm @an3en $780,
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