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The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-06-27
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arduous, but he is perfectly compe-
tent for them.
The I'd and 9Th regiments are al
SO in camp at the same place, and
are being mounted and equipped as
cavalry. The l4th Penna. cavalry
is in camp at Webster, all under the
command of General Averill, whose
reputation is so we'll known that we
need say nothing as to his bravery
aud gallantry.
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LATEST NEWS!
From Port Hudson.

New York, June 23.-Ncw Or
leans correspondence per steamer
Locust Point state that our siege
batteries have been opened shot and
shell was being poured isao the enc
my's works. Several buildings sup
posed to contain commissary stores,
have been destroyed, and the rebels
are known to be suffering some IN
killed and wounded.
An expedition had driven away a
force of rebels collected at Clinton.
Deserters coming into our lines
report the rebel strength to be at
least 10 900, we'll clothed, but suffer
ing for food.
TWENTY-FIVE or thirty of our men
are daily added to the killed and
wounded by the enemy's sharp
shooters.
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VERY LATEST .
The Enemy Still Advancing on Har-
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAIL.

The Enemy Still Advancing on Har-
riSburg.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 24.-The
city has been in high state OF eN-
element all day.
News from up the Valley shows
the rebels are rapidly advancing in
this direction in strong force. No
troops would likely venture SO far
from their base Of operations, into
an enemy's country, without a force
sufficient to act on the offensive. So
far no opposition has been made to
their movements.
The rebels are now - miles from
Carlisle and advancing. General
Knipcs, commanding the forces IN
the Valley, will probably give them
battle at that point,
The rebels will no doubt appear IN
front of that town tomorrow. Our
cavalry, who fall back as the enemy
advance, have been unable to dlscov-
er any infantry as yet, but there is
no doubt strong force in support
ing distance.
\ dcSSertcr belonging to the 44th
Ga. regiment arrived here to-day
On Sunday night his regiment was
doing picket duty near HageEstown,
and gu Monday morning 80 Of them
deserted and made their way to the
mountains, where they remained all
night.
Yesterday morning they all start
ed for Frederick city, hoping to make
their way to Baltimore. With the
exception of this man, who came to
Gettysburg, lie states that Ewell S
whole corps Of six brigades was at
HagerSburg when he left. 1t mum
bered about II 600 men.
The last brigade left Williams
port on Friday, arriving at Hagers-
town the same day.
Orders were issued on Sunday Tor
the corps to move at 5 clock Mon
day moruiu. 1t is believed they are
coming in this direction, supporting
Jenkins force OF cavalry.
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Rebel Movements in Pennsylvania

New YORK, June 23.-The Her
AIDS Shippcnsburg dispatch states
that rebel mounted infantry, cavalry
and artillery entered that place this
morning.
The Times Harrisburg special
states that 1000 rebel cavalry ad-
vanced to Scotland this afternoon.
Capt. Laird reports the rebels slo WY
and cautiously moving this way.
Specials to the Herald tonight
give the following.
The rebel General Rhodes has TO-
900 men and thirty pieces of artille-
~, 5000 on the road to Dennisville.
The rebels commenced to move on
Greencsstle on Monday.
Williamsport AQueduct has been
destroyed by the rebels.
7P. Mt is reported that the
forces are falling back on Carlisle
4 battle can scarcely be expected
before tomorrow.
The rebels charged on our retrea-
ting force, chasing them to near
Green village.
Our forces still hold Carlisle and
Shippensburg, also the heights near
Gettysburg.
Col. Mcclure reports the whole
country bordering on Chambersburg
full Of rebels.
Harrisburg, juno 23.-Nothing
new from Shippensburg, the last
telegraph station up the Valley.
A skirnish took place to-day
about 10 miles from Gettysburg be-
tween some Of our troops and eighty
rebels. The enemp retreated, losing
one man.
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81 VA. INFANTRy.-We paid the
boys of the noble old Sd a visit at
their camp, between Fetterman and
Grafton, on Wednesday. They were
in fine spirits and health, and seem
ed generally pleased with the change
from infantry, with its long, tedious
marches, to cavalry. We will war
rant that they will distinguish them
selves as much in their new position
as they have already done in their
old. Col. Frank Thompson is the
only field officer with the regiments,
and consequently his duties are very
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ANOTHER New DEPARTMENT. - " e
understand that Gov. Boreman re-
ceived dispatch yesterday evening
from the Sec'y Of War, informing
him that separate Department bad
been made of the State Of West Vlr-
GINA and the counties in Maryland
west of Cumberland, and that Gen.
Kelley had been appointed to Its
command -Whee}. Int. Of Thm'sday.
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Work FOR THE Town SERGEANT

Work FOR THE Town SERGEANT.
A most disgraceful and unpreceden-
ted act of vandalism, or some other
kind of barbarous ism, was commit
ted on the garden Of the NJ. E. Par
sonage a few days ago. Not only
were the vegetables destroyed, but
even the flowers, and every thing OF
value was torn up. If the town au-
thorities do not ferret out the villains
engaged in this diabolical work they
will certainly be aeglectful Of duty.
1t is most provoking and Improve
ked act against au inoileusve man.
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THE Court of Inquiry for the l4Oth
Reg't has completed its labors, hav-
ing examined a large number of ap-
plicants for exemption, and having
granted over one hundred. Colonel
Fipnell is at work organizing his
regiment into cavalry, artillery and
infantry, and making everything
ready for the draft. He deserves
great commendation for his energy
displayed in this work.
The Court of Inquiry for the 18th
has had a large amount of business
before it, and has been in session
since Saturday last. The result Of
their labor is not known.
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inscription -
"prescutcd to the Kelley Lanccrs, Co. \,
First Virginia Cavalry, by the
Ladies Of lIorgantown."
Some weeks ago a member of the
" Kelley Lancers reminded the
"ladies Of Morgautown,' through
the MONITOR, that a flag had been
promised the company at the time Of
it's organization. This communion
ton produced but little effect here,
so far as we could learn, except IN
dignation in the minds OF some at
the insinuation that the ladies OF
Morgantovn had ever promised that
which they had not performed
But Dir. John D. d. Rosset, of New
York city, ian extensive land owner
in West Va, and for many years q
citizen Of this State) who is a sub
scr!ber to cur paper, upon reading
the aforesaid call upon the ladies for
q flag, wrote to a patriotic lady here,
enclosing her five dollars as the con-
tribution Of his daughter Amelia to-
wards flag for the Kelley Lam
GERS. This lady thought it too
great reflection upon the patriot
ism of our village, if, after this lib
eral contribution from abroad, the
means could not be raised for so pa
triotic q purpose; so she determined
it should be done, and wrote to Mr..
Rosset at New York, to order Gul-
don, such as is prescribed by the re-
vised U. S. A. Regulations for cav
airy company, appropriately inscrlb-
ed, informing him "that the ladies
of Morgautown did not like the idea
of presenting a flag to the Kelley
Lancers in their name, when q por-
ton of the means to purchase it was
contributed by a lady of New York. .
Mr.. R. replied "that his daughter
was identified with the ladies of Nor
gantown in interest, owning proper
ty here, and desired to be considered
one Of them on the present occH-
sion" He also made the additional
subscription of s. in the name OF
Madame Rossct. The flag cost $40,
aud is . beautiful! specimen, manu-
featured by Ammon & Co., Of New
York. The remaining $50 was rails
ed in very short time by the ladies
here, and the flag ordered on by ex-
press. We publish this matter in
detail in order to commend the llber-
atty and patriotism OF Nj. RoSset,
and also to remind the citizens that
this is the first flag presented to any
Of the companies organized here
since the war. It will also serve to
illustrate the advantage of our paper
as a. medium Of communication fer
our citizens.
The ''Aellcy Lancers' is the com
pauy organized by the gallant Capt.
(now Major) eIcGee, and still num-
bers about seventy brave men.-
These beautiful colors should, and
doubtless will, iucite them to greater
deeds of valor and patriotism.
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He has, also, a finely finished and FASHION
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town and country at reasonable rates.
Norgantown, Feb ii. S3-.c
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JENKINS command, on the march
to Chambersburg, Pa, grabbed a
United States paynaster with q load
of greenbacks, with which the rebels
supplied themselves and made their
purchases SIS they went along.
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Commencement Exercises o. the Nor
gantown Female Collegiate tnititute.


Monday and Tuesday Of this week
we're occupied with the closing eSer-
cises at this Institution.
On Sunday morning Dir. Daugh-
erty, the President of the Institute,
delivered the Baccalaureate Sermon
in the II. T. Church. The address
was full of interest and instruction.
He drew the dividing line between
the two sexes, defining their proper
spheres with great clearness and pre-
cision. Woman in her relations to
the world was the representative OF
the heart; man Of the intellect. Her
power properly consisted IN the cul-
tivation and diffusion Of the mellow
influences Of the heart; mans in the
concentration of thought and noble
Development of mind He then
held up the Bible as the only true
and proper guide in the attainment
of these ends. The sermon was lis
tened to with marked attention by
the audience, and we thought the
opening prayer WIS answered in the
address itself that an impression
for good, such IS should never be et-
faced, might be received by those as
sembled.
The examination Of the classes was
we'll attended-so we'll that we could
not find room to hear them, and con-
sequently cannot pass an opinion
upon them. Those with whom we
have conversed express themselves
much gratitied, and think the stu
dents acquitted themselves creditnb!y
to the Institution and their friends.
o. Tuesday night The commence
ment exercises took place in the N,
E. Church. A large and Intelligent
audience filed the house. The Erod-
uatnc class numbered four, VIZ =
Anna +. Sawtell, Pleasant Dale, Ohio
Co., Va; Mathilde L. Nroeser, Da-
NEWPORT, Iowa Edith A1n Martin,
Wheeling, Va: Mary L. McColIoch,
Rock Valley, Ohio Co, Va.
Miss Sawtell delivered a very fine
essay on "Truth and Poetry )" Miss
Kroeger, one entitled ''The studeat's
Dream;" Miss Martin, one on elm
mortality" The Morgautown Brass
Band was in attendance, and enter
taiucd the audience during the inter-
val OF the performances. At the con-
clusion Of the last essay the degrees
were conferred. After which q very
appropriate Valedictory address was
delivered BY Mary Il. McCol!och, of
Rock Valley, Ohio Co., Va. A Par
ting Ode was then sung by the grad
uating class, which closed the exer-
cises-(barring one important item,)
viz: after the Benediction had been
pronounced, one grand rush was
made by the school for the stage
where stood the graduating class and
teachers of the Institute Then be-
gan one of the most extensive kissing
matches we have ever Witnessed
Smack ! smack ! smack went TWEEN
ty pairs of lips all in an instant, un-
til the scene became fascinating, if
not almost irresistible.
The young ladies Of the Institution
then repaired to the College, where
refreshments were served, and on
Wednesday morning they departed
for their respective homes.
Thus closed the very pleasant and
interesting exercises of this 1nstitu-
ton.
The Fall Term of this College will
begin Oh the first Monday in Septem-
Der. The prospects are very encour-
aging for full school.
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CONsoLING ! i General Hooker is
watching Lee as close as Lee is watch
ing him. = Washington Telegram.
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GEN. LEE 5 army, it is said, now
numbers 100000 strongl
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