The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-17
Tflegraphit Me1rs,
ROCKVILLE, Sept. 10, Eyerinp

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Rockville, Sept. 10, Evening.
Poolsville, about ten miles from here. il
the iarthest point up the river we now accu-
Py, put as to movements generally it would
be Improper to speak.
NO word has recently been received Of
Co'"ne! Mills, Who has been occupying Har-
per's Ferry. The impression is that he has
left this point by this time as it would be
impossible for his to hold that position Will.
the enemy occupies Frederick, and NAV
march upon Hagerstown, which is anticipa.
ted. .~ ~ ,-~-..-
No one seems to have any definite knowl
edge of the numerical force now in Mary.
land. ~ r.. :. -
There is no doubt the enemy are throwing
oil their available forces into MARYLAND.
Two deserters from the oath North Caro-.
lima regiment arrived here TO- day. They
state that two of their brigades marched di
rectly from Richmond to Frederick
Supply trains of the rebels continue to
cross INTO Maryland, but none are known to
return. ! - 80"
Our troops advanced this morning.
The above is by mail.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
Special to Inquirer says reliable informa
ton is just received that 20,O0O rebels took
possession of Hagerstown at twenty minutes
past nine this morning: They bad forty
pieces Of artillery.
The Washington Nlt;onaz Intezl;qenca, Of
to day says McC'ellan's army has advanced
as far as Damascus, four miles from Freder.
ick county line, and sixteen miles from Fred
erick.own.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
Mayor Henry issued the following address
to the citizens
At late hour to night the Governor has
issued to me the following dispatch
We have reliable information this ev enine
that the rebel generals have moved their en-.
tire army from Frederick to Cumberland
Valley, and their destination now is Harris
burg and philadelphia.
We need every available man immediate
Iy. Stir up your population tonight; form
them into companies and send US 10000
men to morrow. No time can be lost i,
iend the State and your city.
HARRISBURG, Sept. IL.
The following order has just boen receiv
ed:
By authority Of the President of tn,
United States, $1,000 of the free men o
Pennsylvania are hereby called for immedi
ate service to repel the now imminent dan
ger from invasion Dy the enemies Of our coun
TRY.
Officers in command Of company organi-
cations, authorized by General Order No. 3;
will at once report by telegraph the place 0
their headquarters, so that orders may b
issued from their headquarters for transpor
tation to Harrisburg for such companies a
may be ordered to move.
| Further calls will be made for additions
forces as the exigencies Of service may re
quire.
Formation Of companies under the gcner
al orders should continue to be made as rap
idly as possible until all able bodied loya
for service.
By order of
Governor CURTIN.
HARRISBURG, Sept. IL.
| Reliable Information has been received tina
Stonewall Jackson, with his advance, is nov
in Hage1stown preparing to move with hi
whole army upon Pennsylvania.
Our scouts from Hanover. Gettysburg an,
Fannertown, arrived here at late hour las
night and confirm the evacuation of tn
camps at Fredericksburg by the rebels.
Gov. Curtain has promptly advised Prcsi
dent Lincoln and the generals in comman,
at Washington Of all the information tina
has reached here through the numerou
channels under his control.
The most active measures are being pu
in force to assemble large army to resis
rebel invasion and if possible save our capt.
al and State from devastation and outrage.
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL, 1862.
Especial to Chicago Tribune. )-Forty
three prisoners captured yesterday near Su
gar loaf Mountain, arrived to-day, some O
them clad in uniforms stripped from the deat
bodies Of our soldiers at Bull Run.
They say they got plenty OF boots an,
shoes at Frederick. General Hills force &C
cording to them, is encamped at HyattsviIle
near Frederick, and numbers only about 10,
900. Several civilians were also brought il
charged with providing around our CAM s 70
the purpose of giving information to th'
enemy. ..-- ...J4
The publication Of what purported to b
Pope's official report of the late engage
nents, produced no little sensation in militia
~ circles. The New York Isnals. which
first published it. explains to day that it il
only careful and faithful abstract of tn,
original report, and adds that when this re-
port comes before the board of enquiry, il
will be accompanied by mass Of docum
entary evidence, fully substsntiating every
one Of Pope's statements. On the othe
hand, the friends Of the generals censured il
the report make loud complaints OF publica
ton. IS singular, ili-timed, and say that DC
sufficient authority was given for the publ
catien. They declare that it is no true sens,