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G. O CO A. N UT OIL.
T.AIR DRESSING

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-12

HARRISBURG, Sept. IA reliable gem
ueman just from Frederick says that he
was in Frederick yesterday, Sept. 10th, and
that the rebels broke mp their encampment
At half past one o'clock that morning aud
marched in the direction of Hagerstown-
stonewall Jackson leadiug-he saw them
marching from their numerous eneamp-
ments from A. II. to 9 P. n. the time he
left Frederick. a1.
The were principally infantry and artil-
lery, the latter numbering over 800 pieces,
some Of which were very large. Generals
Robert E. Lee, Jackson, Cobb, and other
Generals were present. He saw rs he
supposed 5000 cavalry near New Market,
which had not left camp, and many pieces
Of cannon marked d. S.; also many horses
mules and wagons marked same way.
Opinion prevailed among the soldiers
that they were going to Pennsylvania.
Since the foregoing was received, relia-
bic information has been obtained that
Stonewall Jackson. with his. advance is
now in HagerstoWn, preparing 10 move
with his whole army upon Pennsylvania.
Scouts from Hanover, Gettysburg aud
TarrytoWn, late this evening, confirm tue
evacuation of the Camps at Frederick by
the rebels.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE National
Guard regiment of this city, was the first
to tender their services to the Governor as
a full regiment, under the last proclama-
ton. This is the second regiment of Ma
tional Guards. the first being now in the
field, under Col. Lyle, and was the first
regiment of militia accepted for the three
months service last year. They leave to-
morrow.
Mayor Henry has received despatch
from Gov. Curtin, stating that rebel Gen
erals have moved their entire army from
Frederick to Cumberland Valley, and their
destination is Harrisburg and Philadelphia.
We need every available man Immediately
to form them into companies. Send US
twenty thousand men tomorrow. No
time can be lost in massing force along
the Susquehannat to defend the State aud
your city. Secure every man possible and
send them along. The Mayor says let this
urgent call be prompt and effective. He
requests that all able-bodied men assemble
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the
various precincts to obey the summons to
immediate service.
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GEORGE DAVIS.
e8THE soLDlrns AND 4Ha oi4Y.-The

E9-THE SOLDIERS AND THE oiTY The
chief end of large number of the soldiers
now at Camp Wiley is to get over to town.
since:a guard was placed upon the suspeu-
sion bridge the ingenuity of the boys has
been severely tasked. Some go up to
Martiusville and cross on the ferry boat
and some go to West Wheeling and cross
on the boat at that point; others take
what they. call "river furlOugh," which,
together with their ardent desires in this
direction, enables them to wade the river.
Others have it arranged with juvenile fer
rymen who are signalled from the city side
and who make very stealthy aud profitable
trips, always under the poetical Injunction:
Row gently here my gondolisr,
So softly touch the tide,
That not an ear on earth may hear
But hers to whom we glide.
In view of these facts the Provost Mar
shall has warned the ferrymen not to carry
soldiers without passes and has threatened
to cOn6scatc and destroy all skiffs found
employed in this contraband business.