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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
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And yeguto'e from day to day
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bv RADWAY Goa No u Maiden .lIe. o. Gold snd
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

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The New York herald., 1863-06-17
WEST VIRGINIA.

Proc LAM alton OF the Governor OF West
Virginia.
The commandants Of regiments and companies OF Vir
ginia militia will Immediately call their companies and
regiments together be held In readiness 70 70 10 the
field at hours warning, and win provide such means
shall be enectual in giving immediate notice 70 an
Arms and equipments will be furnished al the several
places Of rendezvous.
Tho enemies Of our liberty and prosperity are again
threatening our peaceful homes.
Citizen soldiers, stand by your hresides and defend
them against tho common foes Of free government.
Make every available spot rife pm from which to slay
the enemy.
You know the roads and the passes. Show yourselves
be worthy your sres who gave you the nesmable
blessings Of freedom and Independence.
F.H. PMRPOlNT, Governor.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

dust the hills toward shs nrs. grand battle ground
Of the rebellion. E 30 .aI ttAA
nvKR-mE OLD CAMP
The river Aqua swarmed with vessels, and trains
Of heaviy loaded after another rushed down 70
the landing, wnle forage and commsary stores. tents
baggage and equipments that could not be saved were
consigned 10 the flames At dark Sunday night the
south Of STAFFORD Court House deserted, by
handfulof cavalry left to protect the rear.
MARCs
rapid Al times disOrderly, and most unpleasant
Bridges broke down beneath the teams destroying mules
horses and the wagons OF horses became fright
ened and rushed through the column like tornado, and
tae men, choked with DUST struggled out into the fields
for and In the inviting shadow Of the
trees
nRsT OANP-wE AGAIN START.
Dumfries was reached, and the troops encamped.
few guns heard In the direction Of Thoroughare
Gap but with this exception everything seemed quiet
along the lines. This morning started again, ana To-
night the whole country south OF the 0cc0quan left 10
the enemy. 1t reported that the rebel cavalry are at
Chambersburg, and that the enemy has appeared at
Brooks Station Eve miles from Aqua The rebels win
undoubtedly follow closely, though an engagement
with the pursuing forces Is not anticipated.
u GENERAL H0oKERs NEW LINE ov DKSKNn.
II would probably be improper TO state where our next
line OF defence will be established although the enemy
will doubtless know before the publication Of this letter
Suffice TO say General Hooker Fastening with his
tire army 70 the defence Of wasbnaton and win occupy
position best adapted 10 defeat the plans Of Leo and
which might have been made the theatre Of victories for
US heretofore.
H POSITION RKsns
To day all Is quiet Where the enemy 10 those mot in
the confidence Of the Commanding General know not
whether Lee will attack attempt another expert
mont in Maryland remains to be determined In q few
hours shall be ready for him. the rate Of the rebel
army Of Northern Virginia may be decided In ~ many
days.
Lee undoubtedly has an immense force between War
renton and Cupepper and those left a. fredericksburg
numbering nearly twenty thousand, win probably be
added 10 that army ~ soon possible.
We can now only await developments. The ateness Of
the hour win not allow me 70 note the indications Of
coming events, already transpring but tho public nay
be prepared for either another grand struggle near Wash
ington or gigantic nszs.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Chief Engineer Geo. sswsll orders 70 The Bcstca Navy
Yard have bssa revoked. aad cassf nAgnsss wn. W. w.
wood, Gsnsrai Inspector q sssan Machinery for the
Nsvy, has bssa ordered h hi pass. and the fermss
ordered 70 take Ne duty q isspsctss.
Ch,sf rngipssrs Hunt and Hsadsscn are ordered 70
take psssags The nosnoks 70 HaupAa Rosds, ~ rs
port upos " psrfesnanss q ~ nashinssy. -
rhs oassss comnodors Graves sans up sssOrs ths-
Retiring Board yesterday morning o. ths Marss Hsr-
racks me Commodore having bssa erdsrsd 70 ~ Co.,
asd of the New lrensdss the dspartns6t anxios 10
have the question Of his promotion settled with s
delay as possible me temporary suspsnin a M pro.
motion was caused BY some Misunderstanding bsewssn
bmsc'f and Admiral Tarragut. rhs oourt WIN prsssAs
ns'oseot the ease todav. liet1 . n
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

Baltm re; but nevertheless, there are encouraging "
dences Of dee the part OF our peo. 70 70
rally At TO repel ne INVASION.
The City Councils convened At twelve o o"ck lass
night and met this morning O. devise ways.and means
operate with the Governor OF the state ana oom
mandng General Of this department. 10 raise the eisys
portion of ,ho ten thousand men called for 70 Fsps' We
invasion,
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

s.a BAITMoRR, June 1910 P. M
have just learned the following facts from the vcry
highest authorityrhe rebel movement now in progress
towards the North being made by General Lees whole
army The advance is led by Gen. Ewell who is In com
mand Of Jacksons old corps. He has with him two diy
sions embracing 500 The third division Of tho
corps had not come at last Gen. Iee with
Hills corps and IonRstrsets corps also moving north
ward, and will act in conjunction with EwelI; but At
present they are keeping between Ewell and Hookers
army This movement on the part OF Gen. Lee has ap-
parenty bewidered Hooker not expect anything
Of the kind. cannot learn anything Official regarding
his NOV ements but am informed that getting his
columns in motion, ana will follow Gen. Lees army
wherever the latter goes. t
Martinsburg this morning is in the possession Of Con-
Ewel, who holds IL with his two div isions On being
Joined by the third, he will undoubtedly move immediate
ly into Pennsyvania
Gen. Lees for,c engaged In this movement is fully
90 900 strong certain detachments which he counted
on had arrveda at Cupepper before this movement COM
menced be has o00 There be no doubt that he
win move at once into the interior Of Pennsy en-
deavorng 70 do before the defensive under Gen.
Couch can be organized there. ea 'fH-a
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Preparations I'm Baltinsore 90 Rspei the
Invasion OF Maryland.

BALIiHoRb, June 10, Is6a
There Is much excitement here, and there are many
rnuors or rebel cavalry being Of various points
within twcoiy or thirty miles OF this city.
several Of the old military organizations Of Baltimore
~il. ia thought, be revived Immediately, and their
ranks hIed up by volpS Stesrs
There are many military movements In progress and
rumors Of others, bu, they cannot be mentioned from
prudential motives.
The people Of Baltimore feel vat the effort Of she 90
rernnent 70 protect wash!nston viii pecessart,v include
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
FOR LATEST NEWS SEE SEVENTH PAGE.

Rhode Island Preparing.
Providence, June 10, 1858.
Governor Smith has issued proclamation copvenng.
the General Assembly on Thursday 70 provide for tho
raising Of troops for the emergency. l.s s.-
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
THE MOVEMENT or the REBELS.
Lees Plan or Campaign.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.

rss WAsbIN0ToS, June 10, 1853.
From rebel the following is learned 40 not
know what value may be attached to 10. u comports,
however, with what rebel sympsthissrs here have mys
teriousy whispered from time TO time for week past
Lees army, numbering ninety.six thousand men, has
been divided into three parts No. six days ago
from Gordonsville for Parkersburg Virginia No. sst
Cupspper Court House proceed by way Of Grafton to
Wheeling and Pittsburg with instructions after occupy.
ing the latter 70 unite with No. l. proceed through
Ohio into Kentucky. No. was 10 proceed
by way Of Winchester aud Harper's Ferry
into Mryland and Pennsylvaus towards Harrisburg or
Baltimore, with view make diversion 70 occupy the
attention Of the federal Army Of the East This last diy
sion Of the rebel army Is composed very largely or
cavalry and mounted artillery. Richmond Il for tine
present abandoned with the expectation that couscrpts
and levies win be brought there in sufcens mum.
bers to garrison the defences It expected that force
Of from 20 900 to 10000 rebel sympathizers will be in
readiness in Maryland TO cooperate with the Third dyi
sion. uG HIFfft
It s also stated, aud is very generally believed here
that Bragg had joined Lee and that the rebel army NOV
ing In that direction amounted to one hundred and fty
thousand men,
~To corroboratO this Union officers here from the South
west state that all the points in that part Of the country
have been fortified with the highest degree of art and to
such an extent that there nothing more left 10 be
DONE and that instead OF sending renforcemeuts to their
garrsons at the Southwest they have actually been send
ing relnforcements FROM their Western armies 10 Iee
with a view to offensive operations against the free
States
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

ct Maryland.
BALTIMORE, June 10, iss3
Governor Bradford has issued proclamation calling
upon the citizens Of Baltimore and people Of Maryaad 70
4 rally to defend their soil from invasion.
AZ there is no organized militia force In the stase he
announces that he viii fall back upon the recent enrol
nent for the draft but he hopes there patriotism sum
-cnt among our people TO raise the force needed BY
rountary enlistments
The Governor urges Immediate action.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

.Frg PoErLASD. June 10, 1858.
despatch from Augusta says the major generals have
been summoned 70 Augusta tomorrow morning for
sultation. The Governor has received despatch from
Secretary Stanton asking how many troops Maine can fur
nish forthwith for six months credited on the draft
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
NEWS FROM GEN. DIVs DEPARTMENT..

The Rebel Force sn the Biaekw.tsr. DC.
FoRrass hoxsox, June 1S 1863
Thirteen rebel dssertsrs arrived hsrs to-day from Gene
rel Jsukias' command On The Blsckwassr They report
that the rebel force At that place comprises bus
brigade.
The steamer United States arrived to-day from Bas
moro.
daily Union paper ID about 70 bs started h Norfolk,
called the ViroiwiaN. lHe
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

railroad telegraph communicates with baltimore; but
presume not long hear that the forces over in Lou
don county by squeichd. The rebels have
made their appearance yet this side Of Marnsburg.
and oplne that they will not.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Mr.. 3. NJ. Carpenters Letter.
HEADQUARTERS, Army OF TIE PoroxAc,
70 luna TX 1872

MOVEMENT oP THE ARMY ExpEcup
The grand aud long expected retrograde movement from
Fredericksburg is accomplished The hills and valleys
where eight months the Army OF the Potomac had
camped are desoate and mud walls tattered tents and
ruin alone remain OF the pageantry that has so long
fingered the Rappahannock. For weeks past have
looked for this and though the order upon US sud
denly IL was not at all unexpected.
.ur THE wovExrSr OF THE RZBKl.s
The moving of cavalry Culpepper was the arst to
occasion uneasress. Then Ise moved up with an i'm
body Of infantry aud every energy taxed 10
check his progress but wihou, avail The Fifth corps was
hurried up 20 the tcrds. and breades detached from
the other commands to aid protecting the crossings
the Rappahannocs stuarts cavalry were fought near
Cupepper, hts plans FOR the time thwsred although
with sacrifice OF nearly thousand men, and our hopes
Of unds,Wbed auietude Frightened. But Lee had not
given up bis plans Tor the annihation or army aud
every day brought more convincing proofs that he would
not stop short Of the capture OF Washington, unless
vastly superior force confronted him the forncatons
OF the federal capital.
rrrrHm MOVEMENTS
suddenly our corps were hurried up towards
warrenton, and the remainder waited anxiously
for orders, while the sixth corps worked in
the trenches on the south bank Of the Rappahannocs
and skirmishsd with tho shsrpshooters Of the enemy
Thus matters stood the night OF the l2tn inst saur
day morning received orders to be In readiness to
move q moments notice. but about the members
Of the star were directed 10 prepare for early start
next morning.
cAxrs aRsKU ur.
The ocss o NE Atutsns General and The Chief Quar-
temsser packed and loaded Int the wagons tents
were struck lanterns trimmed and everything arranged
for hasty sksdsAdle Ths stations u Falmouth aad
sousnans snAy were brokss up, and svsrytAins that
could be moved wss hurried on 10 Aqua creek.
TEE RARr on SUNDAY.
AZ daylight Sunday morning We were or. The Sixth
CORPS (which had rscrosssd the river lwihous molssaa
tion) followed, swung round and TOOK up the line Of
march by different route, for the plains Of Manassas
having relieved the infantry the river bank ana
While the rebels waited the heights no doubt wonder
ug A. the not unusual spcctacle army toiea In Tie
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-05

Iowa ONE OF THE GRAND TRro.-Towa
the glorious young State of the West
stretching from the Mississippi to til G
Missouri, with her seven hundreT thousand
vigorous, energetic popul,tion with her
unbounded agricultural resources with fifty
thousand troops in the field, has stretched
her arms oat and embraced the "Old Key
stone" and Buckeye" States, and Joined
them in the grand anthem of freedom, free
labor, Union and civilization, which they
sang with multtudnous voices on the 9th
Of October. Then all hail our young sister
of the Vest Ever true to liberty and ma
tionality, her sons have shown as much
chivalry IN conquering Copperhoadism at
home, as her gallant troops have shown in
conquerng the rebels in tho field.-Paila-
deLphia Ners.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-11-05

TIE WONDERS OF THE MICRoscorE.-Ws
understand it is through tho agency of this
marvel viewing instrument that Dr.. Aver
has at length succeeded in finding the palu-
dial miasm and determining it's character.
Gifts effects we in this section have abundant
evidence in the fever and agua with it alone
produces when absorbed through tina lungs
into the blood. 1t has long been held to be
a vapor or something in the vapor of water
from decaycd and decaying vegetation.
Under great magnifying power, the Doctor
has found this vnpor 10 contain distinct
organisms or living bodies, corresponding
precisely with those found in the blood Of
Ague subjects. They are Is 900 times less
than visible to the naked eye, but have dis.
t,nct character and form.--iIe thinks they
are reproductive in dccsying matter or in
the blood, and hence their long continued
life or the remote effects orthem in the sys-
TEN. He maintains they resemble in charac-
ter the other fermantativ i've poisons, or such
as the virtus Of rabies or of dead body. &c.
all of which are known to reproduce them.
selves with great rapidly like yeast in
moistened -four, so that the slightest quaint
ty impregnatos the whole mass. Yeast
through powerful magnificr is seen to be
forest of vegetation which grows, blossoms,
and goes to seed in short time. Miasm is
not so distinctly vegetable but has more the
appearance ofanimal life although its motions
cannot be perfectly distinguished. What the
Doctor claims to have settled is that it is an
organic substance and he has further found
and embodied in his" Ague Cure which
will destroy it Leader, st. Louis No.
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The UniOn Pyramid Rising.

The meagre returns of the elections held
on Tuesday, indicate the success of the Un-
ion tickets everywhere hut in New Jersey
New York City and Detroit, and there the
gains are very great. Had the soldiers
been permitted to vote there is no doubt
but the victory would have been complete
and overwhelming As it is, there is every
thing in the result to cheer and encourage
the friends Of the Union, and to satisfy the
world that the American Republic will live