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The New York herald., 1862-09-10
Jue INVASION OF MARYLAND.
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The Rebels at Hagerstcwn
. 's and Monrovia. s."ss z
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Spsellatlons in Regard to the More
ments Of Stonewall Jackson.
The Anticipated Raid Into
Is Pennsylvania.
W .srf1
IIoznxR FIGHT At POOLESylLlE. n
~ N see iae'
The Rebels Whippedv and
.ss s,ssr Scattered, ~ s.,.st sss. { asr ss
s&x sHasgG II. i5I~xs1 .eaNtt3H = ls Ysr .tH
II0znSR FIGHT At POOLEsVILI
uHBEL CAVALRY ATTACKED AND DEFEAT
N Ed NEAR POOLESvILLE. ss as

$50 4zuf4s hss0Asc4 WAsblSGToN, sept y, lcoz. :
Yesterday afternoon q detachment from Farnsworths
uaAauA cenary attacked the Twelfth Virginia cavalry,
asas rpolesvie scattering thsm killing and wounding
osvra M eaptnring six prisoners who were brought
- she Provost Nshal OF this city this morning. and sent
- ~ O Capol The officer in charge Of the prisoners
sorssd mat was thought the rebel cavalry cut
-, and many more would be captured. sl esf
Ths &w says:-Yesterday afternoon two companies Of
~ ThiFd Indiana cavalry, under command Of Major
CAapnan went Pooesvile, Nd, which they found In
pDson ofa rebel cavalry regiment, who had planted
hiA 70 the right Of the town Aeld piece which
was opsnsa - our men - they approached Tho corf
and did stop, but made charge through the town.
1Ae ensmy were then sksdaddling and forming line Of
baatle near their gum In few moments renfcrccments
ss up ponsstg Of two pieces Of artillery and several
snpaAiss Of the Eighth Illinois cavalry and our guns,
ae>sr few shots, succeeded in sencing tho enemy's
yasce wen another charge made by Major Chapman
command ana the rebels broke and leaving seven dead
- The field. Our loss loss Is killed, Sergeant
David A. Faitis, Of Company B. and eight men wounded
Iiutnants Iadue and Davis Of Company B. and six men
- Company A.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
Ths DalaSSraas ostats cotvsAtsonaa

Nall hsg3it u :. arit ff AfeANr sept 1882. !
rhs acknowledgment Converts IN quite hrts, sns
ths pgpspccts Esyhat IL viii ,s kaendnew. Tho nomi
naQDs sf Horatia seymous atthc troy crverfoa Ia tho
key votc Of what will be done here The Resercy have
mad General rx their slate for the last three weeks,
and had their representatives at Troyc secure his no
nation thcre but the Seymour wire-puIlers we're too
macl,fcr them. 't." f,''2v uhss sl*N sHs'i
me eon,,ss was an animated one, and
declare Tint securing his nominasidn ws5 Abe hardest
work they did They confess that the tide ii Mo
opening Of tho Convention decidedly for nix This,
with the outside pressure here FOR SEYMOUR
has changed Vie Rcgcncys slate. Hc win be nominated
here tomorrow without any trouble. f 81
y b. r. Floyd Jones tho slate for Lieutenant Cover.
nor, and Skinner for Canal Commissioner.
Either Rhodes or Walker, OF Steubcn will be chosen
fon Ssato Prison Inspector.
The platform will DO short and patriotic. There are
several old fogcs who desire platform similar TO that
Of last year, but WIN hardly accomplish their OBJECT
Everything e harponious tonight. Jones has refused
70 have his name used until tonight, bat under
stood that he viii acceps the position.
am informed by high republican authority that there
will be complete change IN the Cabinet al Washington
within the next two weekshat two three Of the pre-
sent members will 70 out.
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
THE REBELS AT HAGEasTowN.,


~ HAonrsrowH, sept. s-lo r. N.
Evmythiug Is quiet here A Union man who loft
within six miles Frederick this afternoon reports no
rebels this sdo Of Frederick Their pckets exendfour
nilss' thh side. 8~. s4Hls S.
The latest from Msrtnsburg reports all safe there No
hnmedate danger 10 this quarter. w*
CRAMBEasHuRG, Pa, Sept. s--10A M y
One Of scouts reached Hagerstown last night hsv
~ let Blddleown, eighteen miles southeast OF that
place, at Eve O'Clock In the afternoon.
He reports that tho rebels Hagerstown in
siderable force, and advancing
Al tho rolling stock OF the raroed has been removed
FROM Hagers,own, and tho telegraph Office there
.ated.
telegraph Office has been opened Mt Green Castle,
from which place our scouts and messengers will be sent
THE REBELS AT MoNRovIA (NEwMAREET)
MARYLAND.
PInrADKlnrA, sept o. 1862
xhe special correspondent Of Press Of this city
writing from sykesvile, Md, says that he had just lott
NonrQx,a (Newmarket) Nd. of the approach
- thOrcbels party q their cavalry entering that place
n Sunday.
Many apeculatons rife relative to the movements
nnA intems and purposes Of stonewa jackson. Some
uAyAha&uhs 10 his way with large army 10 Gettys.
ltsrg P1 70 be within striking distance Of Cham
1srburg or York. and that he Is already Hanover
vNis others that he marched Westminster
aad wl mowe Baltimore In that direction Others
ssrAthas sh atcr movement is merely foint to
III nasanoe lrEo Pennsylvania.
HAMPERS FERRY NOT SURRENDERED.
Tho faawing tclegrsphic deapach has been received
from onss The efnccrs 0f the Twelfth New York rcgi
ent stationed ~ Harpers Ferry, where they have
handsomely volunteered 70 remain until the 18th Of
tsr:-
HARrER's FERRY Sept. 8, 1862.
All 10 quiet IN this locality We have seen n,asiag Of
The rebels up 20 the present tre and Ire prSpursd
tlem whonever they choose make oup noaunmsnn0A
We have thrown up excellent erthworts I'm ffuas. o.
suppllcs reach NJ by way Of Cumberard5 h por1mI1
= spanky and its return homo 10 uncertain.
JOHN WARD JR.,
Captain Company y, Twslfth regiment
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS In PENNsYL-
VANIA.
HARRISBURG, Sept 0, 1862.
As telegraph operator has left Chambersburs because
- anticipated shas W. rspss shsrs would interfere win
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
the INVASION or KENTUCKY.

The Rebel Forces Wfthsn Nias Miles -
Covingtom-A Battle Expected, sc.
CscsxAu, Sept. ., 1907
A scouting party reports having fallen IN with two
rebel brgadss to-day nine miles from covingon this
10 correct we may expect nsht tomorrow.
FRAxxpoRr, Ky, sept. Q, 1862
Small guerilla bands are scattered through Garrard,
Boyle Lincoln Washington and countess raising
recruits and stealing horses and other property At Dam
vile VIM g. Duke is raising rebel cavalry regiment.
citizen escort returned from the Nashville pike, says
the country Is full Of small gangs Of guerllas. Tho
rebel Lieutenant Colonel Woodward Is skukng about
disguise. Tho rebel Captain Gath was at Trenton at
noon with about threo hundred men, poorly armed and
badly scared. 4.sst. -sN-rs4A
II is ruored that largo body OF rebels, with artl
Isry. were to-day moving from Danviie towards Le-
bannn. M
Tho report is prevalent that Bragg, with ninetysix
regiments rs crossing the Cumberland. Military circles
credit the last two statements. -
4 From the CINCINNATI Enquirer. Sept 81
Last night closed the most eveutful week that was
ever scen in the history of Cincinnati. i week
thar will be forgotten-a grand historicai week
that will always be referred to as an mporant mc1ens
Of this roubous era. For the first time In more than
half century CINCINNATI has been monaced with nva
SION deadly and ruthless foo has threatened %
establish himself within gates The only parai'ef -
to DC found It's early days when the little settlsmsnt
wns fear Of Indian attack and when the men slept
upon their arms 10 repel It. ~ .aAs
The week that has passed opened under circumstances
that been greatly improved thanks TO the vigorous
measures taken by General Wallace and the authorities
under him. We a condition 10 Giw Ne foe q
proper recepiiano Weicome him ,vh bloody hands g
hospiabe graves If Ne directs his seps oWard the brks Of
sands from the interior are united earnest detsmi
nation that iDhdl sc, tbs city muS me- oe dses
Fighting for homes and our resides and concnding
for the constitution and the Union surely cdnno fd,
and. sCh0f sCiH N0 f't
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
/ pOsrTION OF THE REBEL ARMY.

WAsHNGIoN, u. ", Sept 6-ll.ao
ms ssws from the front to-day s altogether Of mega
eve character reconnoissances made have failed to
nd the eney in such the Maryland side has
ben represented. They occupying the principal
psans IRON the mouth Of Seneca creek TO Frederick and
Westward "a Hagcrstown, and eastward far as the
vacini1y Eilcots mills within twelve miles OF Balti
nse within this range they have possession Of three
Ss the Potomac and they appear TO be indusr
oav obtaining and sending into Virginia all the supplies
10y And. Large quantities Of horses CATTLE forage
- brsadsus have been procured in the fertile counties
- Hdntgomsry, Frederick, Washington Howard and Bal
sanose. An these things are sent rapidly across the
HsosnAs inAs Virginia = AAft
TAs whole rebel force that has passed nor,hward
sou0h Frs1srick docs exceed fifteen thousand They
vssssst thas they only tho advance guard or
AAred ~ my thousand who have crossed into Mary.
11a, Sst thsy have not yet been found. sa
u AsAnitsly ascertained, however, that many as
- Anndrsa snd Afty thousand have to the banks
- o. rsonac and tho impression prevails that they
Ayhg piece u strategy, foragng expeditiously in
1hFyiand while their forces masscd in the vicinity
- Shaforde rsadyto down either side Of heriver
vA0yhsy ean toll the army Of General Mcclellan FAR
saA away rom the capital to leave clear roadway 70
VadAineton. a..cg ., ,ts ;.,.s4 * 81,
esssal lscClsl Is wide awake, and does mot intend
= - saksn y surprs, 70 allow considerable rebel
ossos - ~ = nh rear. ef fas
~ recent "Reminiscences have induced the BELIEF
eas ~ ssbsl ss Maryland Is only bold dash for
SsgaGoagy with the hope OF arousing the secession
~ nsrs, and or decoying General McCelans army
svay from Washington. In all respects, except
Sesalnining forage, the movement s q failure. Tho
ynad sscsssonts outside Of the rebel lines manifest
- dispcsicn 70 rise than ever, and General Mcclellan
= 80 wary 70 be entrappcd by the enemy.
h Daltimors the sccessioniss are represented TO be
- nush greater state Of alarm than the Union men.
nay as fr The most part large property owners and
Aavs mortal dread OF the missiles from the forts and
- rain Of Dutsh ovens" rom the mortar boats that
weala follow an attempt TO enter Baltimore. Nf
.fprsm the Washington Intelligencer, Sept el
Hypefsons from Rockville yesterday TINT the
lnsugonts IN great force occupied the western bank Of
0nseA creek, from ts mouth at tho ooyAc twenty
Dss ah0vo Warrington, 70 tho public stage at Md
GDbpeoh 1tlby . limo Of somo ten miles
Mb6dDebEoCk about eight miles west or Rockville, on
tno turnpike road between Georgetown and Frederick
Qey and shout twenty three mics from Washington.
General Mcclellan passed through Rockville Sunday
n1ts batting thsrsa short time 70 rest and refresh ht
: 3
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
CAVALRY FOR THE DEFNCE OF PENNsYL
fT oES ~ csa VANIA. faas5 f IS kHfast

The War Department has ordered that the Anderson
Cavalry ane body recently raised in this city,
shall remain Pennsylvania FOR the present 70 aid in
peng the invasion. Carbines and horses win be immo
diatey furnished them and they viii act scouts, &C..
in the Cumberland valley. e,sg ssa fi&Nss Ns ~
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

him. Another operator has taken his place, and reports
all qpies and no rebels IN that vicinity. IN.
No important intelligence has been received from Ha
mover any point on the Northern Central thought 70 BE-
In danger. e aax
Hon. A. x. Mcclure has besn appointed Assistant Adiu-
tant General by the President and assigned for special
duty IN Pennsylvania. enKe smeie
CoIonels Thomas B. Scott. John A. Wright. John B. Par
ker and General Porter here aiding the Governor
10 ia constant communication with General Mcclellan
Confidence prevails the ability TO prevent any raid
the State entaling serious consequences. stss "a
rebel deserter who arrived Hanover reports the
rebels at Frederick 1oo, 900 strong. 48 ~.
CAVALRY FOR THE DEFNCE OF PENNsYL-
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
THE WAR SPIRIT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

es SCRANTON, Sept. 9, 1862.
Immediately upon receipt IT the intelligence that tho
rebels had invaded pennsylvania public meeting was
called, stores cossd guns fred and the bells were
r,ng Tho residents assembled for drill The
Cover has been rendered services OF the entire
population TO repel rebel invasion. 4 eva
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25
Tbt yntelligenter,
The Banks Expedition.

It is not often that we arc caught
with false news, but we must own up
in reference to the Banks expedition
The reported landing in North Carroll.
ma was spread by the telegraph all
over the country, and the details given
werc well calculated to deceive. In.
stead ofco-operating with Burnside
In the capture Of Richmond, it appears
that Banks is in pursuit of larger
game. His destination is the Gulf,
and his operations will extend along
the entire Gulf coast including that oil
Florid< and Texas. He is not only to
take and hold possession of the entire
coast, but he is to extend his opera.
lions into the interior of the several
Gulf States, collecting and bringing
forward the cotton for market, which
will TO some extent defray the cost OF
the war, and is also to see that the
free and effective workings of the
great proclamation of emancipation
arc not hindered. In due time, Gen.
Banks will relieve Gen. Butler at New
Orleans, the latter, it is alleged, hav-
ing complicated affairs with some of
the foreign powers SO as to render a
change necessary. This is the gossip
of the newspapers. Time will devel-
op how much of truth there is in it.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25
The Late Elections.

The Democratic presses claim that
the result OF the recent elections gives
evidence of great political revolu
ton that it is rebuke to "Aboli
tlonism," and reputation of tn,
Presidents PROCLAMATION. Indeed, i
the reader of the Democratic press to-
day could but forget the real nature
OF the election contest, he might wei
suppose that refusal to liberatc the
slaves of rebels, and determination
to exclude "niggers "from the North
ern States, were the only definite ex
pressions of the public will made al
the polls i'm October and November
The people of New York, New Jersey
Indiana, and Illinois, have neither
voted against the Proclamation MOI
against the overthrow of Slavery
Neither the one question or the other
was before the voters Of either of the
loyal States SO as in any sense Ia
present an issue.
They voted against the Administration
because they were made to believe
that it had not in the past exercised
proper effort to hasten the close of
war and because they were made to
doubt its ability to exert more success
full efforts in the future The Procla-
nation of Emancipation has not been
repudiated nor have the freemen OF
the North voted 10 save slavery from
destruction invoked by its own trait
orus hand. The whole decision of the
recent elections can be very briefly
stated. Democratic Generals had for
weary months held back an immense
army from doing the work it had been
organized to accomplish. Democratic
contractors had out of this delay
made fortunes for themselves at the
expense of the national treasury.
Democratic politicians sustained both
generals aud contractors in all their
inaction and greed, and had used the
want of success in the one and the
absence Of honesty in the other, as
the basis for attacks on the "ineffi-
cheney" and corruption" of the Re-
publican Administration. No amount
OF misrepresentation can change these
facts. They are as incontrovertible as
is the equally evident truth that the
most active of those who used these
against the national Executive, were,
aud are in soul and action heartily in
sympathy with the rebels Of South
Carolina and Virginia. The decision
OF the people was not in favor of Sla-
very and secession, but against mac
ton and tenderness to rebels. Daren-
port Gazette.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25
Sheriff s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
IN an Execution, duly issued by the
Clerk of the District Court IF Floyd county,
State Of Iowa, and to me directed, have lev.
led ON and shall offer for sale, at Public Auc-
ton, at my Office, in st. Charles City, Floyd
County, Iowa. on the 9th day Of Dec. A. d.
1862, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, the following described property, to wit /:
All of the interest Dwight S. Strong had in
Lots five t5) and six 49, in Block iifty.two t52)
in Kelly & Comp@ny's Addition to st. Charles
City, in Floyd County, Iowa, ON the 18th day
of July A. d. 1861, or at any time subsequent
thereto, by virtue of a contract said Dwight
8. Strong had for the purchase OF said prop
erty, and all of the buildings and improve
ments made by said Dwight S. Strong on
said above described premises, levied ON as
the PROPERTY of Dwight 5. Strong W satisfy
| said execution IN favor of Abner Root and
against said Dwight s. Strong for $S5, 25 and
interest and costs.
| Terms of sale-cash in hand,
Dated, November 10th, A. ID. 1867
DAVID NJ. FERGUSON, Sheriff
46w2 OF Floyd County.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Benepotent Institution established by Special En-
do,rmea for the relief Of The Sick and Distressed,
afflicted ,cith Viruient and Chronic Diseases, and
especially for The cure Of Diseases Of The Seraal
Organs.
MEDICAL advice given gratis, 10y the Act
wi ing Surgeon, to all who apply by letter.
with description of their condition, (age, oc-
cupation, habits of life, SC. J and i'm cases of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge.
Valuable Reports on SpermatorrhGa, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the new Remedies employed in the DISPENSE
~, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envel-
opes, free of charge. Two or three Stamps fol
postage will be acceptable.
Address. DIR. j. Skillin Houghton, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. by order OF
the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWEIL. Pres.
GEo. FAIRCHILD, Sec'y. VS. 2l:ly
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25

The rebels are supposed to be NOV
ing large bodies of troops west. There
are literally no troops in Richmond
or on the Peninsula. Lee has IS, 600
at Fredericksburg excluding guerrllas.
There arc no other troops in Virginia
except $1,000 at Petersburg. There
are 10000 at Charleston, $4,000 at
Savannah, and $4,000 at Mobile. The
greatest strength Of the rebels being
concentrated towards Nashville and
Vicksburg, and at each place there
will be 100000 troops in few days.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25
DENTISTRY.
DkS. MARSH & GROSS

4 RE now prepared to do all work &
"A in the way of Vulcanized Rub VyyYtSS
Der, Gutta Peroha, and Amber Bases for the
insertion of Mineral Teeth.
ALL KINDS OF PLATE WORK
Done in the most approved style. Teeth in
serted from one to an entire set, on Gold, Sill
yer and Platina Plate. Whole sets from $50
to $40; half sets from SIS to $50. Speci.
mems can be seen ut their Office.
Natural teeth thoroughly cleansed. and
filed with Gold, Tin and Amalgam, and fill.
ings warranted firmly inserted. Diseases OF
the Gums, and irregularities of the teeth sue
cessfully treated.
&C." All work warranted and prices accord
ing to work and to suit the times. Office i'm
Overman's Block, Main Street, Cedar Falls.
June Is, 1860. 25tf
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25

Gen. Curtis has received commu-
nication from the rebel Gen. Holmes,
forwarded by direction of JEFF. Davis,
inquiring into the facts relative to the
shooting of ten Confederate citizens
by the order of Mcneil. Enclosed
with the communication is a printed
slip from the Grenada Appeal, credit
ed to the Palmyra. Mo-, Courier.
Holmes and the Confederate Govern
ment desire to know if this account
is substantially correct. Gen. Curtis
reply will probably be published. 1t
is looked for with much interest.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25
SCOVILL'S
Sarsaparilla & Stillingia,
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP!

Sarsaparilla is Tropical Root too well
known as one of the best antidotes we pos
sess for Scrofulous Complaints to need COM
incubation. But as Stillingia is an article OF
more recent use in Scrofulous affections, we
give below the statement of
DR.. Il. Ii. FROST,
In the Southern Journal of Medicine and
Pharmacy He says 1t will complete the
cure of alterations of the Palate and Throat,
and mucous membrane of the Nose, Skin, and
other parts: 1t will efface the Blotches, Foul
Spots, Stains, etc, which in a constitution of
this character so frequently occur from slight
irritation or which remain after the ulcera-
tons have healed. 1t will remove the NOR
bid conditions of the Fluids and Solids which
disposes every injury, however slight, to de-
generate with fostering, painful, scabby ul-
Ger. 1t will, in short, SO improve the diges-
tive and assimilative operations of the sysem,
that more healthy blood and more renewed
fibre will be substituted for the defective con-
dtions of one and the other, and thus fully
support the character of these medicines fol
being essentially Alternative" Also state.
ment Of
DIR. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati Eclectic Medical
Journal, in which he says: After giving II
a fair trial in several forms of disease, am
convinced that, as general Alternative, it has
no superior in the materia medica. Since last
March. i have treated about thirty five cases
Of syphilis without single failure when the
patient gave me anything like a fair trial.
Scovill's Sarsaparilla and Stillingia,
Is preparation which is compounded upon
scientific principles, and with great care, by
one thoroughly acquainted with the medical
qualities and effects of each article separately
considered, as well as the whole in its com
bined state.
MR.. w. s. MERRILL,
of Cincinnati, one of the oldest and most reli-
able druggists of that city, makes the follow
ing statement:
- We have been acquainted with the formu
Ia of Messrs. Scovills & Co.'S Compound Syr
up of Sarsaparila and Stillingia, and it ha.
been made under our supervision. The ingre
dents are entirely of vegetable origin tn,
virtues are extracted in great measure by
the vapor of alcohol. No mineral substanc,
enters into the composition"
The formula of the preparation of the abov,
will be forwarded to physicians or Druggist
on application.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-12-25
LOST.

bounty Land Warrant No. 51A91 for 10
Id acres. Act 1855, drawn to Andrew Collett
and assigned to Meroe c. Flint; said Bounty
LAM Warrant was mailed at Des Moines,
April 2lst, 1862, addressed to l.. l.. Huntley,
Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa, and has
never been received. Notice is hereby given
that caveat has been filed in the General
Land Office to prevent the issue of Patent
and to obtain reissue of said Bounty Land
Warrant. l.. l.. HUNTLEI.
Charles City, Sept. ODD, 1862. 39w5