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Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
FOR WFAKENNES,

.4r's'ng from Ercessss, Hubs of Di.sipaiiou,
Earfy Inaiscre!ion, or .Abn,e,
ATTENDED WITH TUE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
lnhSpostion to Exertion' loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Dfirultyn Breathing
We,k Nerves, TREMBLING
Horror OF Disc Use, Wakefulncss.
bmness of Vision Pain in the Rack
lnYersal Lassitude of Flushing of the J1oiv
the Muscular system, EruptOns the Face
Hot Hands, Paliid Counteuasce.
Dryness Of the Skin,
These symptoms. if alowed to go on which this
medicine Invariably removes. soon follow
lMPOTENCf. FATtlrY. EPTLEPTIC FITS.
in one of which the patient may expire II no
can say that they are not freqn emily followed by
those direful diseases -
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause os their suffering
but noHc will confess. The records of the Insane
A.yiuns and the melancholy deaths by Consump.
ton bear ample witness to the truth Of the a.ser.
tiun.
! TIE CONSTITUTION. ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and.
invig"rate the system, which HELMBOLU'J
EXTRACT BuCiiC invariably does A trial will
convince the most sksptical
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MRS I.EEEM

4A INo. lLlI l. 4NI "A ~
pESpECTFuLLY informs the Ladies of
IL Elkton and vicinity that she has
removed her place Of business from her old
stand to that lately occupied by Mr.. Willis
Rutter, Merchant Tailor, one door below DR.,
II. II. Mtchell's Drug Store.
Having just received from the City new
and splendid assortment Of
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A GRICIITTRAL EMENTS
n Van Wrinkle Grain Fans. Pennock's Germ
Shelters. Plows Of various kinds Wiloughbv'
Gun Spring Drills, Rays Reapcrs and Mowers
Steel Spring Rakes, &c, &c. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE
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INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES.

OLD OR YOU'VE, SINGLE MARRIED OR
CnNrEMPLATINF MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar to Females the
Extinct l'urh. is unequ He'd by any other remedy
~ IN Ehoro'is or Retention. lrregnInrity. Pain
fulness or Suppression Of the Customary Evacua-
tons licr,atc or SchirrouS state Of the Uterus,
i."'c"rrhrn, or Whites Stcrility. and for all com
rlaGS inciilcu to he sex. whether arising from
l"dlscrct"n. Habits Of Dissipation, or in tho
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no Balsam Mercury. or Unpleasant Nell.
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Rsad Supervisors.
JN.tiCcS Of the Peace.

}G b!siris;.--Wr. S. Bell. VIA. Hunter
Shd Gilbert +. Cbristiicid, Alex
s!dcr 7. BarW lex.
sia William 1orl.ert, Joseph =.
Bradbury. Joshua Iiyland
aA John Macnie, ko.cit N
Hays.
Al Anthony Wharton Bcnoni
Co"!Hg. T.. b. Hail.
eta - Joseph X. Thomas. Thomas
l.. Clayton. JAS. 4. CuulSon.
'th John 5. Christie, Samuel
Peace, Vim. Dennison.
sth James Cummings, Henry
Reynolds.
p'A Nathan Griffith, Ambrose
CGnstahles.
1T pist.st. --Jno Morgan, S. P. Wood.
shd q n. Alex. Colmary, Joseph
II. Brooks.
Sid i. Wesley J.nney, Robelt
<. Cantw-ll.
4'h Z" Andrew Slack.
9th John W. Shippers, William
Logan.
sih lnlner W. Chambers, f. C..
Philips.
"a :. Wendell Lawrence, W. Il.
GitIing.
Oh William Dorsey.
9th 90 Joseph w. Rowland, Will
Ii. m X irt;
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
War and Finance.

In an article on the present financial condl.
lion Of the country, the New York 6evHonist
says: " It was Just thus with England during
hor great wars at the beginning of this century.
Her paper money system was enormously ex-
"uded the value of gold advanced; a general
'.ugc Of high prices was established; the cry
vs mluHou and ruin was raised by alarnlsts
" Ao failed to comprehend the situation; but it
..a.a.us M historic fact that, during this very
.r'Jd Ul seeming imitation, the foundation Of
fas.aud's wealth was laid II was then that
alua5svd her enormous manufacturing cap
.U, and attained and consolidated a CONNER
'.d luuramacy that has since remained unap-
lrpacned. The remarkably steady and exten-
vr progress Of our own national Interests,
Hndrr conditions ii many respects similar to
those Of England, Is a strong indication that
oar own manufacturing, agricultural, aud com,
WcrciaI interests arc undergoing similar pro
,ess Of expansion and consolidation TO that o.
Great Britain during tile period of costly
E arg -
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
OUR ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
EBEL MOVEMENTS
-ai-A -ai-A - &
HookERts ARMY AlERT,
<>t-z-2 80 . 2
THE RAPPAHANNOCK CROSSED
FALMOUTH, VA, June 5th, p. m, 1868.

FALMOUTH, VA, June 5th, p. m, 1868.
Indications have for several days pointed to
the probable evacuation by tho rebels of their
position In the rear Of Fredericksburg. De
oerters In large numbers have crossed the river,
which the low water has facilitated, during the
past week, A few days since seventeen came
across together, and within a day or two they
have struggled in singly or in couples. They
agree in stating that the rebel force has, at
body, gone toward Culpeper and Gordousyille.
On Wednesday night a desertur came over,
carrying intelligence that the main rebel force
were moving TO the upper fords with the de-
termination Of crossing and menacins Wssh-
lDgtOn.
Our forces, which for several days have been
under marching orders, received fresh inSiruc-
tlons 10 re ready to move at thirty minutes no
tlce. Tho Fifth Corps had already removed to
point further up the river.
Yesterday the ind having ceased to inter.
fere, the balloons were kept actively engaged in
accommodating the enemy's position and move
ments. One Of them was taken to a position
near Banks Ford, while the other was elevated
at point on the lell. By this means it was
ascertainsd that the main body Of the rebel
army was actually in the neghborhOOd Of Cul
pepper. This morningthe camps, which had
been plainly visable on tho hills opposite Pred.
oricksburg had disappeared, and few strag-
CLING troops and a wagon train were all that
could be seen.
Our plckets report that last night unusual
commotion was noticeable on the other side Of
the river. The beating Of drums and the tramp
Of troops was heard all night, and early this
morning deserter came in belonging to the
Sd Florida regiment. He stated that but a
small force was left in the neighborhood Of
Fredericksburg, and they consisted of Florida
and Alabama troops.
At 10 O'Clock this morning a pontoon train
was moved down to the river, accompanied by
the 5Oth Regiment Engineers, Major spaulding.
They proceeded to the point where Franklin
crossed in December last, No pains were
taken TO conceal this movement from the
Rebels, as the train and troops passed in full
view along the river road.
Several batteries were placed In position on
the hills covering the point named, and at
O'Clock this afternoon, bridge was thrown
across, over which our skirmishers, from the
Sixth Corps, which had advanced to the river,
charged and drove the rebels from their rifle
pits. The resistenCe made by them to the con-
struction OF the bridge was but faint, while our
batteries opened vigorously, and for an hour or
more sholled the enemy, exciting no reply,
however, from his artillery.
At dark our sklrmishers had advanced to
within one hundred yards of the base Of the
range of hills on which the enemy's batteries
are or were planted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
Connections Finances.

lie report Of the State treasurer of Conuecti-
on. 10 the Legislature shows that the total re-
oHpts from all sources, during the past year,
Including a balance on hand Of SS3l, 1881. SO,
April lSt, 1882, were S5,O9s, ,3692l, the total
payments have been, 81, 1884 ,414.5s, leaving q
alance in he treasury April lst, 1868, Of Sl63,.
t4I65. The amount Of temporary indebted.
l-ss Of the State January lst, 1868, was 81,
1ie,SOO, one million Of which has been paid by
lie ea.s OF 0onds The present temporary in
ceo!e yss II eb92 SOC, on which interest il TO
sv Fa.d at Il TO S per cert. PER annum. The
---e-sa-J disbursements 10 July /, 1868, are
ss.nated at S94O, 900, when 1t will bo neces.
cary TO sell the emSininE million Of bonds au.
''Yr,Led oy the last Legislature, to meet this
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

Mrs. JOHN II. WARRG, Miss Priscilla, Miss
Alice, and Miss Julia WArins, wife and daughters
of Col. John II. WGring, OF Prince Georges couRty
Md, who has been on trial here before a court.
martial on allegations in connection with the re-
sorting OF the young man Walter Bowie, and
Others from the South, to the cOlOnelB house,
were Saturday afternoon started South by way of
HaTperE Ferry. Mr.. Warlng, as stated few days
ago, In his defense, undertook to show that what
ever had been done at his house Except the re-
oeiving OF his own son when he returned from the
southlin aid Of parties In the Confederate service
had been generally without his consent and
knowledge, and his daughters took upon them.
selves the responsibility OF mail being hid IN one
Of the beds.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
VIeksburR Mattsrs.

Official advices to the Sd instant were re-
ceived here last night. The seige at that time
was favorably progressing. Nothing of i'm
portance has recently occurred.
CINCINNATI, June 7.-Adams' Express Com
pany have advices from their superintendent
at Memphis To the Sd. The rebels burned the
gunbOat Cincinnati on Friday. A bearer of
dispatches from Pemberton to Johnston was
captured on Thursday. His dispatch reads.
" Forage all gone. Men on quarter rations
Can hold out ten days" ''''
On Friday, Gen. Grant ordered every gun In
position 10 throw shell into ViekBburg. In one
hour 5000 were safely lodged In the city. Effect
not known.
CAIRO, JuAe IA steamer from Yazoo ON
Wednesday has arrived. The rebels have burned
the upper works Of the gunboat Cincinnati.
The fire In Vlcksburg, on Monday night was
caused by the explosion Of our shells. One
whole side of Washington square was DESTROYED.
The planting Of siege guns is progressing
1t was the intention to open them along the
whole line on Wednesday.
Our lines have been drawn 90 that in MANY
places the armies are within speaking distance.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
vsrsndlghsm Going to Rlohmond

The Chattanooga R,OsI, of tho Goth ultlmo,
says;
"Mr, Vallandlgham was still at shelbyville
yesterday, stopping at private house. He will
go TO Virginia in day or two. He is as yet
undecided as to the precise point, but will de-
termine soon.'
In a short editorial on the eth, tho Rebel
says;
"If Mr.. Vallandlghsm comes South of his
own accord, declares himself Southern man
and for the Southern cause, and also desirous
Of the perpetual separation Of the South from
the North, then We are for making him gen.
eral of division to lead the first advance across
the Ohio. II he is not so in sentiment, what
in the name of liberty does he here In Dixie,
and of what use Is he to us %
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
GEORGETOWN. AFFAIRS.

Since the returns from the entire line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal have been received,
the total revenue for the month of May exceeds
S26 900, and the total revenue received since the
Ist OF January, to the lst Of june exceeds that of
any previous year.
POLICE CAsEs,-Brldget Malay, drunk dis
missed. Charles Butler, disordery conduct; fined
90 SO. Frank Gallagher, John HoHs, and c. Discon,
disorderly cOnduCti each fined $40. Catharine
smith, drunk sent TO woTk-houGe. Pat Hagerty,
drunk dismissed.
MARINE LIsT.-Arrivals- Ironsldes,
Vandever, Acquia Creek, light.
Sch. Beersheba, Galloway, Port Richmond, Phil
adsIphia, coal to Government.
Sch. Ann Eliza, Matthews, Jersey City, hay to
Government.
Sch. h. W. Benedict iSEniS, New York, hay to
Government.
Sch. c. J. Erickson, Brown, New York, hay to
Government.
SchSA. k.WhetmOreI Edwards, AlexAndria light
!, sloOp Samuel Mains, VanOFdeh, Wash light
Barge Union, Connely, Acquia Creek, light.
Barge Gen, Mcclellan, Duffy, Acquia Creek light
Barge Annie L. Dreibellus, Preston, Aoquia
Creek wAgonB to Capt. Allen. .al
Departures schs., from Rey's Docks; Chas. A.
Snow, HeAthe, PokeepSic, N. Y From Borden
MIN. Co; A. X. Whetmore, Edwards, Fall River,
Mass.
CHEsAPBAKB AND ONO CANAL.-AtriVdls.-
Boats to Rays Docks Nimrod, IU7 tonsj Ida Lee,
llB tons NJ. L. Mccoy lOs tonsi Maggie Miller, IIs
tOnBi John HILL ll2 tOnHj Gen, RoBeGranH, lOS tons
To Agnow's Docks NJ. n c. bradley, IIS tonHi II.
Risley, lO9 tonai Anna RelnhAFt, lOT tonEi John
VanleAT, ia tons, To sundry merchants Major
Robinson, lOs tonHI Great Eastern, Il6 tOnSi John
B. Hays, 1OI tonsi Ben Darby, houFj Col. s. Moore,
i08 tons. 'I..
DspGriWeS-R, B. Lynn, Gen. Mcclellan, A. T.
snoier, Helen May, VIM. Elder, Ida Lee, Ellen,
+. Boyee, p. L. Detmold, Nimrod Perseverance
Anna ReinhArt, Major Robinson, Three Brothers
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
INTERESTING EXTRACTS.
From the Richmond Examiner"
NEWS FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
The Southern Associated
Press" Denounced.
1t Lies Like an Epitaph. +"

From the Richmond Examiner OF saturday, June o.
The War I'm virginia,
The news from Northern Virginia is stirring,
but not very definite. The general impression
is that Hooker has certainly moved the bulk of
his forces up the Rappahannock. But at the
same time, 1t is stated upon good authority that
he was engaged yesterday in moving his pom
toons down the river, at Deep Run, three miles
below Fredericksburg.
smart cavalry sklrlnish took place yester-
day near Raocoon Ford, on the Rapidan, be-
tween four hundred Of our men and two regi-
ments of the enemy. We drove the enemy
back, killing five and wounding fifteen. We
had seven men seriously wounded by sabre
cuts.
Tho same paper in an editorial says;
" The telegram from jackson to-day is like
all others received from the Southwestern un-
lntelligible compound of gas, braggadocia,
blundcr, absurdity, and impossibillty. 1t comes
from certain persons calling themselves the
Associated Press whose dispatches suggest
the wish that the really associated press could
rid itself of the odious necessity IL Is now un-
der Of publishing nonsense.
$50 much Of the present dispatch as pre-
tends to relate the losses Of the enemy is evil
IDENTIFY pure fable. If Grant left Grand Gulf
with sixty thousand effective men, no had a
larger army than he could march or feed. But
whatever his numbers then, 1t may BE- assumed
as very certain that he did not and could not
have lost forty thousand killed and wounded
in the battles which have occurred since"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
REBEL CAVALRY AT CULPEPER.

1t is stated on information received through
couts al Gen. Hooker's headquarters that on
aturday last Gen. Stuart reviewed, at Culpeper
Court-house, the commands Of Fltzhugh Lee
and Wade Hampton, comprising a force of
from twelve to fifteen thousand men. pris-
oner who was captured on Friday night below
Fredericksburg, states that 1t was the Intention
OF the rebels to make raid into Washington
soon. This last 10 probably a story to amuse
the rebel army, and keep up the spirits Of the
soldiers by inspiring them with the hope Of
engaging in bold adventures.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
TWO THOUSAND PRISONERS.
They are Sent to Fort Della
ware.
1865 OfIiCerS Captured from Pember-
tons Army.
The Union Army in Good
Health.
REBEL OFFICERS CAPTURED.

CNCIENATI, June 8.-Two thousand prison
ers left indianapolis on Saturday for Fort Del
aware.
One hundred and siXty-tve officers Of Penn
berton's army has been sent to Johnston's
Island.
All is quiet on the Cumberland river.
The health Of the army Is good.
A detachment of the Forty-nfth Ohio, on a
reconnaissance Saturday, captured a rebel
captain, lieutenant, three sergcants, and ten
priyates, with horses and equipments.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

AAhiLAND FRlEsDs.-The yearly meeting Of
! lien j.. oi the Maryland district, extending as
iai as hartord county, has been holding satur-
oay ana Sunday at Sandy Spring, Montgomery
county, ma, only few miles from this city.
clety were gathered on the occasIon EonGn
Spring is one OF the old seats Of The socisiv ~
tue country, In connection with its edHca,ISy,,.i
and other enterprises. The seculsT busTSaai
meeting having been disposed Of on sStmrSssD sSsSe
religious meetings followed on Sunday. The
Iuhabit that pleasant religion, professin, t6 0Jy
here 10 their peaceful faith. 'N
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
whlohIr r.e NsgrophoIlst.

1t ID reported that Governor Seymour declined
"u application Of colored men, who asked him
10 aid the organization OF regiment, by sa ylng
tlat "he had too much sympathy for the blacks
to consent, as the position they must occupy
would be one Of extreme danger, and would
Lead to dreadful and unnecessary sacrifice of
a!y." Gov. Andrew, Of Massachusetts,, on the
q .Acr hand, encourages the enlistment Of col.
.l-d soilters by every means in his power, and
05 rariaiy organizing and sending regiments Of
L-.m INTO the hud.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

WAsHiHSToN BIBLE SoCIETr.-A discourse
was delivered yesterday afternoon by Rev. DIT.
Taylor, secretary Of the American Bible Society,
in the Fourth Presbyterian church. Ninth street.
preliminary to the Anniversary services Of the
Washington Bible Society, Of which Hon. Peter
Parker Is president, Tiisevenlng the society meet
in the street Baptist church, to celebrate their
thirty-nfth anniversary, when Rev. DR.. MorSell
and Rev Dr. Pitcher will also deliver addresses,
The vioepresidents Of the society are co.JAmes l.,
Edwards, VIM. u. Todd, Andrew Rothwell, Andrew
Noerr, Geofge ]. Abbott, John C. Harkness, VIM.
II. CSmpbell, Ulysses wardj secretary, N. II. MIL.
Ter; treasurer, VIM. Bailantyne. There is a board
Of direotors also.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
NoBIE woRDA

WHENEVER THEY (THE REBEIs) HAvH TBE
" TOWER, THET DRIVE sEF0KE THRM IETo THEIR
" HANKS THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND 1HEY
" WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us, TRUsT THEM NOT.
q WERE TINY AntB, THEY WOULD 1NvGpB AND
" DESTROY Us WITHOUT AEHuT. ABSOLUTELY
&c ASSURED OF THEsE THINGS, AN AAiAzHD THAT
"a ANY ONE COULD THINK or PEAcE ON ANY
TERNs.' he wac EETEBTAIEs TIE sENTDiEET
IB FlT ONLY TO ar A siAvE tE VINO UTTBBs
.. " At THIS TINE, MOREOVER, is A TRAITOR TO
ms COUNTRY, WHO pEBERvEs THE sCoRN AND
CONTEMPT OF ALL HONORABLE S."-ROss-
rdns, 70 TIE Ssrsrd assembly Qc Ohio, February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
DEPARTMENT OF THE GUNNER.
LAND.

Another suoeesEful ExPedItIon-Rebs bel
Soldiers In = state OF MutIny.
MURFREEsBoRo,' June 7.-Col. wilder's
mounted infantry have returned from another
successful expedition to Liberty. He broke up
band Of guerrillas, taking all their horses aud
slxty-two prisoners. Doserters represent the
Mississippi troops Of Bragg's army In state
Of mutiny. The Forty.hrst regiment, Colonel
Tucker, has been under a heavy guard for
several days. Portions of Breekinridge's and
McKown's divisions, reported gone to Missile
slppi, are still In our mont ..'
Heavy firing has been heard in the direction
of Trlune. The cause is unexplained.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
GREAT STAMPEDE OF NEGROES.
JOHNSTON STILL INACTIVE

CHICAGO, June S.-A special dispatch, dated
Walnut Hills, June 2, says
Blair's expedition has returned without the
loss Of man.
Finy-six miles Of country, from the Big Black
to the Yazoo, was secured by our troops.
Several bridges, cotton gins, and grist mills
were destroyed. Also, large quantity Of cot
ton, marked Z. s. A.
The country towards YaHoo City is toeming
with agricultural riches. Cattle, sheep, aud
hogs abound. Flourlshlng crops of corn, oats,
and rye are seen on every side.
Hundreds Of negroes stampsded at the ap-
proach Of our troops, and followed them into
the lines.
Joe Johnston has not yet boon heard from
definitely. 1t is supposed he cannot raise a
force sufficient to attack Grant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08
More blockade Runners Captured.


The U. s. steamer Sunhower, Acting Master
Edward Van Slice, on the 3lSt ult., in the Gulf
of Mexico, captured the schooner Echo, with
1856 bales Of cotton. She purported to be from
Matamoras, but had no invoice for 1875 bales,
and her passenger list did not correspond with
the actual number on board. Sent 10 Key
wost.
The U. &. steamer Desoto, Capt. W. NJ.
Walker, on the 24th ult., captured the schoon-
Adele and Bright, all loaded with cotton and
bound TO Havana.
The same vessel has also captured the
schooner Mississippi, with 1877 bales of cotton,
which, with those previously reported, makes
seven prizes within few days. II all are con-
demned, their proceeds will occasion a COM
Portable sensation in the captains pocket.
The same vessel, on the l4th ult., captured
the schooner Sea Bird" of Havana, without
lOg-book, papers incomplete, &c.
Tho U. S. steamer Kanawha, Lieut.. Com. W.
X. Mayo, captured on the 18th ult., while run.
ming the blockade at Mobile, bound 10 Havana,
the schooner Ripple" with 40 bales cotton.
On the previous day the same vessel captured
the schooner Hunter" from Mobile, bound
to Havana, with 43 bales cotton.
In letter Of the 2sth May, to the Navy De,
partment, dated at Key West, Acting Rear Ad,
miral Bailey says:
"slnce took command, December 9th, 1852
43 vess0ls have been captured by the vessels Of
| this squadron and declared good prizes; other
have been released by the court, aud others still
destroyed at Indian river and other places along
the coast.
MANY prizes have been sent In by the West
India aud West Gulf squadron, making the
number that have come in for adjudication
since January /, 1883, to be seventy"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

AIERICAEI1ING NORTHERN MEXICU-The
sau FranCiscu Bulletin says that the large In
vGstmeut uf capital in the deserted and undo
yelopcd nlucs Of Northern Mexico promises
soon 10 AMCriCaniZe that section, as, in addl-
ton to the Immense amount Of machinery and
other frUi"Lt going, there can be added 4 con-
slant flow Of Calltornians, whose skill and
knowledge Of modern mining cannot fail to
induce further emigration. The effect of this
interest Is already felt by the San Francisco
steamship line, which can now scarcely accom-
modate the passengers Offering, and still less
the freight. Much freight 10 now sent by sail
vessels which would be shipped by steamer II
proper faClltiCs were afforded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

MATTERS AT THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
The iTOn-clad Galena has been stripped Of her
Amor preparatory TO necessary repairs.
The Shenandoah will soon be ready. for sea,
and better specimen Of naval architecture has
mover been constructed at the Philadelphia
Yard.
Workmen arc busy pushing ahead the new
irOu-Clud Ionawanda. All who visit her arc
struck with the Immense strength and enor-
nous powers OF resistance which will charac-
tcrizU her when finished. No other Rrmored
ship, built or building, will DO her superior in
any respect. II Is believed that no ordnance
has yet been invented which will have force
enough TO penetrate her sides Of Iron and oalE
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-08

,l Accommodation nom Admiral Lee, encTos-
ing rsport,of Lieut. Commander Gillls, was
this sflcrnOon received at the Navy Depart
ment, In which Il Is stated that a joint expedi-
tion Of army and naval forces went up the Mat.
tapony river to a point sotne ten miles above
Walkertou, where they destroyed a foundry,
with all It's machinery, which was manufsctur-
ing for the enemy.
Theland forces also destroyed grain at other
places, and captured horses, mules and cattle.
The river below was kept clear, and the rebels,
attempting demonstrations at several points
on the banks, were dispersed by the gunbosts.
The navy had no casualties.