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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
John JOLLIFFE,
ATTORNEY AND COU.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Has removed his office to the Northess, corner q,
Fsnd Fiftsenth streets, opposite the east
entfahSe Of the Treasury BUILDING,
Washington City, h. O.
s,stHs Ashus especially to claims upon the Ylltsi
STEAMSHlP JAS. S. GREEN HAS
~ arrived from & New York and 10 now dischars.
con.isnees WIZ please attend to the reeestion Si
new New sGf oa n &sf Th, g
N; Fe' H'&sos dg.tssss aalsSEa.Ss As,
I'ERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DIsTRICT OF col LUMBiA.NNotiee
reSy given that, By : rule Of the Court, Il.
General Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
, En,!a E,.st Monday Monday o. May.
Terms 2f ne Circuit 'os'f.
In which alone jury y 4 imp.rHslsd Tor the ,ri.l
First Tuesday Of ysSrasry.'
First TUESDAY o. November.
Eir.t Monday q March. '
fh,,s f,4,. ssssss sSsstsy q sfbsss; Ss5.nos,,
Sgs. u 0s Di''vfi rol,,.
First Monday Of Deosmber
. First Tuesday OF Tsbrusry.
B, Flrst Tuesday Of March, ,
Eirst Tuesday Of April,
Third Monday OF May. '.
. Fjrst Tuesday OF juno
First Tuesday OF JuiVI
sirst tuesday Of Ssptemb,r 81
First 1uesday OF Uctober"' 0.s
First Tuesday OF November.
FiIst Tuesday of yeeember
~" y " ~~s 'Pu"' RI. MEIGs.
WAs4H4lfNSsroNANRA SAtsR ALEXANDRIA
ihs steamer -" Youas Al, ,Jrios - cam. ,,.,,,,,
sna sna Az, M.rS Il sEaPssn csPt. Stack WHIT
~ tripsi ibstwosp MHshlayton sad Aiexanaris
o'oIoss Y ths nornink, making trips every houf
~ IN shs dsy, ussl eIslosk In ths svsnins, w
r. BRU0E &.C0, OFFER THEIR EN-!
90. for % e. s,Ssa Ssa 81 Ssas and Boys Clothing
'' ''' WV "sA' h'nsV uAY jyI$
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

HAMPERS NEW MosrH!r NAeAzSE-unu-
sually rich--has been received, ,snd 10 for ssls
by Hudson Taylor and Ut shilliugton's.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

The TRUTH SEEN THRouGH 4 PoRTHoLH.-
When . ship goes into port she usually stssdles,
but when port gets Into man he usually reels.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

RIOS ECRAAs sHEILIsG CIIATTANOO-
GA WITHOUT "alyING NOTICE"
The Richmond EfRinr Of the 94th has the
following dispatch N.r,. ..,.a
commenced shelling the city of Chattanooga,
yesterday, without giving notice. All qniet
to-dsy." - 10,
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

and dramspc In n Trovstore and Ia Tayorita.
Happn pri< Apge Of her Al1QRseed hexiele
!Isss;: 81 y; E; i $$;' $$:s (:
secrated the dazzling and legitimate success
'jPMIss phillips, ,''-Boston Transcript.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
orr CITY RAILROAD cana.

Trip ON Market MorninG-A True De-
scription OF Existipg Evils, and How
.., to llsmsdy Them.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
H<ylC1.

VOTHCR y "I.I =
THIS PAprR n ROW ruRNfsHED ~ CAR
alIns TO suIsCRllEks IN THIS CIT AID
: m -0EoN0xfUWN At fniAfY CENvs PHh
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
seca2d !!! E4{|qpHt ffTH + 1.s71sA'ai ~ pt
rHk ENoT1oNMrK K1sH!

All the reliable Information received In this
city from Maine goes TO show that mos, active
campaign for etste oficsr, hss 6bsnsd, EEd
that ? glorious rtsuR isjsssiHpa,sd BY shs
leading Republican, or the old s'flue Tee.s
NJ. Wsshsuvu, the pssssst s0essssss, znsss-
master General and Major Gescral Blair,
General Butler, General Howard, Senator VII
son, and host Of others, will make speeches
in favor Of the election Of Samuel Cony, the
Republican candidate for Governor. r irs
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Ksupalbli;ilts.au. ! ! |
WASHINGTON. d. Q.
TuEsDAYnn.,#..,.,,,,i..u,,Au AuGusr a,, 1859

r. Tn. os.: e u. .ssssssA l.I.sIS-
sivsn;s sveHSs ss1 b SEsss. -
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

HA " &C
GLORIOUS NEWS. =:
lhenn Qchatleastoodd :. Down ! !, :, : q,
to the 22d and 23d
inst, via Rich-,, ..
q, g" mond papers. : Z; Z.
/ |IoRE GUNSME0RI SUMTER RslABlElD., l !
On Saturday Gilmore Demand.
cd the Surrender Of Sumter ..
,,r, p and Morris Island. b"
Tie Threatens to Shell
"'.' ct, Charleston. ..a,. 81.
- ,h. 'l4r7.. .--- s--..-s --... ,ofg j.,
hl - F.a /. -,i as ,pu .trI' 10 yf,s .'sLns .ttt.
Sunday Morning Beaurssard Re-.
" piisd. ThrsatsaIas 10 RstalIats. WI
10 'u9R1, o.. - '-- -s---'.-tn ..rrg 90 ~
Sunday the Bombardment be-.
comes more Terrible from
.ss both Land and Sea. ?" I'll"
.r.,.,, o.. -,-----S--. -. Bib ina ,brpU '.r
the FIRE tl!sIY1 o1.M.p.e'He 4.
Ths Walls Of Sumter Terribly
I. *, &, SS .,st Battered. ,.e?ei ~ E, s.. ''
.,"r...,rt,. 40. 1---s-----.. ,. il5I mn 4.
THE PARAPET UNDERMINED. Vi
The Northwest Wall Arches
'.' and Ties Fallen IN.
!, irV t..u ~ ls r.4.'--~-U
, me Walls soCracked and Breached
that ths Balls sweep Clear, oo
, r. aa,, ,,'s.i. ), = Thrsssh ths Fsrt. I
I d. . #
y ~ 500 tHsIEs' 'rrJ s. {arf.'0g g.-.. o. ..rJ
Sumter Acknowledged
! j. to be q "Rnin.." =. Is
.... Hsripf .n 40 -t---Aun---.--- fai'ti 70.
, Col. Khett Ordered to Hold ii a..
Outpost until Relieved
.,,'. 80 ,.p'i @.' or Taken. II .r
, Tho Federal Fleet Moving sp The
. Harbor.
------ - .n gur
> General Gilmore has Notified
Beauregard that he would
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

> DEATHS or soLpiERs. The following deaths
Of soldiers have been reported sisss ysstaadsy:
q Warehsn N. miller, I4th N. H., w. canasld,
eli Ohio cav; Chas. =. hariner, Purneil Legion;
John Corkeii, itsth Pa; Orange Piekstt, 7th Mioh
cav; c, Rifsnbsss, ia6th N. ", Wn. A. House,
iSl N. y; John Looney, isistN. Y. 'f
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
WASHINGTON ONANDALExANpKlA
" F.'' FERRY.

r. ARUOE \. co, OFFER THEIR EN-;
cos for the next ninety days yi.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25
and New York stock Mar
o.. I.'.r kets To-Day.

Neare indebted toJay Cooke q Co., bankers,
Snr the following ooniitisn OF the stock and sale
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ArLAw,
Has removed his office to the Northeast corner o,
: Fsnd Fifteenth streets, opposite the east
entra9oe OF the Treasury Building,
Washington City, h. O.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-25

TIE Omar PENNSYLVANIA RourI.-Ths
Quickest and saSeet route to the Northwest An
SsGthwsst. Iwothrcuqh trains daily, and ons o,
eunday. foldisrS' usksss at 0ovanment rates "a
ID NE principal polnts In the North and West,
For tickets and further information apply a the 81
doe Of the "Great Psnnsylvspia Roufs, y northssss
sosnsf fs.n,yly.nia sysags aad 9isth street, un.
.. a.;on sandsysa 70 Sp. y. WV
T.nsp Ii .As,A4sTf... Z. O. NORTON,
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NAV All. ORDERS

The following orders were issued TO day
Surgeon John l.. Fox, detached from Chelsea
Hospital and ordered to sloop-of- war Brooklyn
Surgeon Samuel Jackson has been detached
from the Brooklyn and ordered North.
Surgeon Lewis ]. Williams has been detached
from Navy Yard, New York, and ordered TO
sloop of-w AZ Richmond.
Surgeon A. A. Henderson has been detached
from the Richmond and ordered North.
Surgeon Ct. r. Il. Horner mas been ordered to
the Navy Yard, New York.
Surgeon Jos. Beale has been ordered to the
Naval Hospital at Chelsea, Mass.
Lieut.. VIM. Whitehead has been ordered to
the ircu- clad steu asr Passaic,
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LATE AND INTERFERING FROM
A VICKSBURG

Rebels Predicting an Early Surrender
Rebels Guns Siieaced- Desp ond ems Tone
sfa vicksbnrg PaPer-The PeePae Livias
NEAR yIcxsBuRa, June Is, via CAIRo. June
so.-f Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazette "A
working party In front last night, were hailed
by squad OF rebels, in eiudiug an 1icer OF
their Commissary department. who told our
men that they were doing great deal Of an :.
necessary work. as all we had to do WAS to
sit still and wait few days, and Fteksburg
would be ours.
Yesterday afternoon the re6. opened brisk
~ for few minutes ON us, intending to drive
oil our working party, but they We're silenced
in ten minutes. Thus afternoon they attempted
the same thing with q like result. They fired
occasional shells yesterday and to-day in
Logan's front. but did no execution. Our loss
the past two days has not been more than L
killed and l. wounded, mostly negroes be-
longing to working parties.
lsECoND D1sPATcH.l
Nicksbu1g paper OF the 18th has come with
in our lines To-Day. Its main articles are quite
despondent in their tone. Nothing in them re .
ammunition on hand within the garrison, bat
it is pla inIy stated that there is much suffering
from lack OF proper medicines and other nec-
essary stores. All the citizens live in caves in
the ground. ALI the armed force are contin u :
ally in the trenches. Many soldiers and citi-
zeis. are dying OFF with diarrhea. Large num-
bers are killed by our missiles. 1t is stated
that as long as there is any nope from without
the garrison will not surrender.
Johnston is positively at Big Black river and
is energetically engaged in terrifying which
does not look much like acting very soon on
the offensive. He has no confidence in an ad-
vance. About twenty deserters come into our
lines nightly how, sometimes in squads, in
spite OF the special guards to prevent desertion
We have ali the troops we need. Not a rebel
can get out of their lines without being caught
Breckenridge is At Jackson with Ixoring
Kirby Smith is reported at or near Richmond
La. A force has started 10 meet HIM from Gen.
Parker's corps.
IMPROBABLE RUMoR OF THE CAPTURE OF
flCRSEUEt.
CAIRO, June 2u-There are some partles
here to day late from Memphis, who pretend
to have some official information OF the fall OF
Vicksburg. They are getting bets ON the subject,
which is enough TO convince one that they are
sincere, but the story is improbable.
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GEN. BANKS SURE OF SUCCESS.

Dispatches from Gen. Banks have been re.
ceived by the War Department, to the effect
that on the 18th inst, having established his
batteries within three hundred and fifty yards
OF the rebel works at Port Hudson, after Wig
orous cannonade, he summoned Gen. Gardi-
ner to surrender. On his REFUSAL an assault
was made, and our forces gained positions
within from fifty to one hundred yards of the
enemy's works, which they held.
Gen. Paine was severely wounded
Gen. Banks expressed himself confident of
success.
This official information, we apprehend, en-
tirely explodes the story republished recently
from thu Richmond Dispatch, alleging that
Gen. Banks was terribly repulsed on the 18th
instant.
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sAFFAIRS In PENNSYLVANIA
Skirmish at Summit, Pa.-Defeat Of the
3. q Rebels,

= HAsRIsBURe June pa despatch received
here from Gettysburg this evening says that q
portion OF the Fret City Troop OF Philadelphis
aad Captain Belts cavalry company have
a fight with the rebels, near Millersburg. A
body Of eighty -four rebel cavalry advanced TO
a point where our infantry force were engaged
in erecting barbados, at place called SUM
NIT. near Newmans. A portion Of our forces
were Withdrawn, but have taken another posi-
ton. About dozen rebel cavalryrnen re-
NAMED at Newman's, and thirty advanced to
Munshower, ten miles from Gettysburg.
A skir,nish took place, when one rebA was
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SECOND EDITION, |
THREE o'oLbcx r. M.


We hear this afternoon that on the night
before last small band or party OF rebels
suifep;itiously barnei tina quartermsster's
buildings and wharf. left standing by our
troops on the recent evacuation of tina, point
The only work there said not to have been
burned was a small portion of the wharf.
The valuable wharf and the buildings at the
point near by, known as Urba Switch, was
not harmed by them, being probably too near
our guI5oats.
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AFFAIRS In GEORGEfOWN.
Correspondents OF ths Star.l

GE0RGETOWE, June 81 1865.
The wharf property recently occupied by
Mr.. Jos. G.. Waters, on Water street, is under
going thorough repairs. II has heen purchased
by VIM. &. Snow & Ce.,who are erecting spa
cious sheds, &C.. and preparing Ii for landing
all kinds Of produce. 1855 s
This morning, Barton Shamrock was arrested
for tbs larceny Of mule from James Young,
captain Of the canal boat Highlander He was
committed 70 Jail for further hearing
The arrivals to-day are az follows :-Schr
MAry Standish, Atwood. Boston, merchandise;
Belle Conrad, Kirby, Baltimore, grain 10 Gov
eminent; sloops American Eagle, Sayre, Alex
endria, light; A. b. Leon. Perry. Washington.
bricks TO Washington aqueducE barge r. Alb
hey. Crawford, New York, hay 70 Cover :
mens Water LILY. Eriesdala, New York. do. !;
barge Geo. b. Mcclellan. Washington. lgsA
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The Siege OF Yick>brrs-Steady Progress,

The Siege OF yick.brrs-Steady Progress
OF Grant.
A dispatch to the Detroit FREE Press, from
Ficksburg on the 18th, says:
The ssaps' in front of several rebel forts are
completed When all are finished the outside
range OF forts can be taken simultaneously
With little loss. few days, il Is said. Will
finish them all.
ssThe rebels have constructed an inside line
OF forts tits said they commenced throwing
nine-inch she'll At Logan's division yesterday
from battery hitherto undiscovered.
ssOur siege guns are slowly batering down
many OF the Qualifications, DE- spite their efforts
TO prevent i! or TO repair them.
acknowledgements from the North are here in
considerable numbers, and arriving daily.
Grant can take the field ofienstyely a. any time
an enemy approaches"
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OFFICERS SHOT BIZ DEsERTERs
THE DEsERTERS KILL THEMSELVES

BANGOR, ME-, June 2i.-Yesterday, officer
mckinney, OF Belfast, shot by two desert
ers named Grant and Knowles, whom he was
endeayoring TO arrest in Troy for horse steal
ing. The citizens then turned ont TO arrest the
desperadoes, and while attempting TO secure
them they fired upon another officer, and killed
him. Finding escape impossible, aud deter
mined not TO be taken alive, the two deserte-s
then deliberately shot and killed themselves
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NAV Al, As1 FAIR

PHILADELPHIA, June M.-The name OF the
steamer destroyed near Morris Island, Charles
ton haTbor, recently, proves to be the Ruby.
Commodore Rowan will relieve Commodore
Craven in command OF the New Ironsides at
Charleston.
The San Jacinto leaves to-day for the East
Indies squadron, OF which she will be the
flagship.
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AppOInYMENr OF MNDlCAL nxAhISERs

APPOINTMENT or MEDICAL EXAMINERS
The Commissioned of Pensions has made the
following appointment of Examining Sur
esons Dr. John l.. Allen, Saco, Me-; DIR. John
Root. Batavia, n. Y; DR.. Peter Falkner, Erie,
Pa; Ipr. J. Is. Griniths, Huntington, Pa; DIR.
George @. Hiidrette, Marietta, Ohio; DIR. Jos.
W. Ridden. Shawneetown. Ind. DIR. Edward
WINERY, Fort Madison. Iowa; DR.. Johnston
Lykeus, Kansas City, Mo-; DIR. Delos A. Crane,
Holland Patent, N. Y; DIR. L. A. Munger,
Wateryil,e, n. Y.
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VESSELS BURNED AT SEA

BosTeS- June 2i.-The schooner Lawrena,
arrived at Gloucester this morning, reports
that on Monday afternoon, forty miles south
southeast from Chatham, she saw the schooner
Iareneo on fire. Soon atterward saw bark
running for fleet of thirty fishing vessels, and
" lille the Lawrena remained in sight three
fishing vessels were set on fire.
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PsEsosAL---S3en. Hunter is in Washington,
having been ordered to report to the Adjutant
General OF the Army. We hear that no dis
satisfaction is felt at his administration OF the
affairs Of the Department OF the south by his
superiofs. His relief involved no doubt Of mis-
energy. executive ability or patriotism.
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Ea Intelligence from Newborn, \. c., states
that the appointment OF General Wilds ~ Mill
tary Governor OF me STATE was hourly ex-
peeted. The Raleigh Standard says that Jea
Davis has given North Carolina TO understand
that If she attempts 10 carry her movement Of
separation into effect, lie Confederate army,
N their retreat from Virginia into the Cotton
States, viii! deyastate and lay waste the entire
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THE FORWARD MOVEMENT OF THE
REBEL FORCES. .--.--...--

rVnOESs
NEW YORK, June a3.-Special dispatches to
the Herald to Knight from HARRISBURG give the
following:
thirty pieces Of artillery. Five thousand are
on the road to townsville.
The rebels commenced to move on (Ireencas-
tie on Monday.
The Williamsportaqueduc has been destroy
ed by the rebels.
Two men Of the FRS. New York cavalry were
lost in skirmish yesterday. Three rebel pris-
oners were taken. The rebels again took pos
session OF Chambersburg this morning. Gen
Knire is falling back to Shippensburg, and re-
moving all Government stores Captain Boyd
is in the vicinity of Green Village, retiring be-
fore the rebel advance, furnishing information
of rebel movements. The rebels Quilted all the
stores in Chambersburg, and steal alike from
protessed friends and Unionists.
Snrring news may be expected at any mo-
ment, as the rebels advancing as an army
with horse, loot, and artillery.
SEVEN P. Mt is reported that our forces
are falling back on Carlisle, and the inhabI-
tants are preparing TO flee to Harrisburg.
A battle Will scarcely occur before to-mor-
row.
The rebels have cut the telegraph wires.
The rebels charged our retreating force, cha
sing them TO the rear OF Green Village.
Our forces still hold Carlisle and Shippers
burg. Our forces hold the heights near Get
tysburg. Col. Mcclure reports the whole
country bordering ChambersburS full of reb-
els. 1t is rnmored they threaten be in iIar-
risbnTg Saturday night
Several wagon loads OF negroes have arrived
from Shippensburg.
The Eighth and Seventy first New York reg
inleniS reached Carlisle this morning.
Ali the refugees are unanim ous in stating
that the rebel Gen. jenkins is very severe in his
contempt for Copperheads.
Shippenshufs Occupied by the Rebels.
NEW IoEK, June 23.-The Herald's Ship
ptnsbhr2 patch states that The rebels mount
ed infantry, cavalry, and artillery. entered that
place this morning.
They are Moyin. Towards Harrisburg
The Illness Harrisbur" special states that
one thousand rebel ca valry I'D yancad on Scot
land this afternoon.
Citizens from the country aboyearp pouring
into Harrisburg.
Capt. Boydreports the rebels slowly and eau
tiously moving this way.
The postmaster of Grepncastle arrived here
this morning. The rebels seize ali the proper
~ they can find.
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
STIRRING NEWS!
THAT LEES DESTINATION IL
WASHINGTON.
EXTRA BILLY SMITH REPORTED
KILLED AT WINCHESTER

PHILADELPHIA, June 2i-Tha Richmond
Enquirer has a ruInor that "Extra" Billy Smith
was killed at the battle of Winchester
The Petersburg Express syows Lees object
Is " ashington.
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The Rebel Movement i'm Maryland.
THEY AGAIN THREATEN THE CITY OF
FREDERICK, APPEARING IN FOROE.
THEY ARB HALF WAY BETWEEN MIDDLE
TOWN AND BOONSBORO'. CROSSING
THE SOUTH MOUNTAIN.

BALTIMORE, June collaboration at Gen.
Schencks headquarters this morning from
Frederick says the rebels in considerable force
u infantry, artillery and cavalry are again
threatening Frederick, and are half way be-
tween Middletown and Boonsboro, crossing
South Mountain. Scouts are now out. Def
mite news is expected in q few hours.
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~ A letter III y rebel mail bag on board the
Calypso, written at Nassau by Georgia mer-
chant TO his partner, says he bought $500 in
Confederate money al that place for four cents
on the dollar. and speaks very gioomily OF the
prospects OF thu blockade runners.
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ARRIVAL oF UOUNDg0

One huadTed and thirty OF tbs wounded q
Msddiebrrg on Sandav. reached here fro9
Fairfax this morning. and were cent to the
Stanton. Emory and Lneoln hospitals. Most
Of them are very badly wounded. AmsoG
them are q number OF rebels. Including several
commissioned officers.
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--LATEST QUoTATIoES-WAsH Mon
EY MARKEr.-Furnished BY Lewis johnson q

MURDxR.-Last night a party of colored
teamsters were returning to their quarters after
frolic, near kaIorama, when on the road one
Of them, named Basil Tyler, drew pistol and
shot another named Jno. Pinkney, contra
band, from near Annapolis, Md, the ball en-
tering the left breast about an inch below the
collar bone, causing death in five minutes.
fined in the First Ward Station House. 20
await the action of the Coroner's jury of in
quest.
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CHARGE OF PKRJURY.-Yesterday afternoon,
Justice Drury held an examination in the case
of Robert Barry, arrested by officer Watts on
the charge of perjury. 1t appears that Barry
was formerly employed in wagon train
under j. b. Conover, and was discharged by
the latter. Barry went to Col. Baker and COM
planned that Conover had sold Government
bread over the river, and allowed liquor TO be-
carried in his wagons and given to soldiers.
This charge resulted in the dismissal of Con-
over from the train. Conover then procured
a warrant, charging Barry with perjury. on
which he was tried yesterday; but failing to
prove ii, Barry was dismissed.
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- Dispatches from Gen. Kelly state that
tie rebel forces under lmboden, who lately
visited Cumberland, are at Great Cacapon,
and that he was abo ut moving against them
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STRAfGLERS

Ten ssraggters from our army, picked up on
the Potomac by Harwood's fiotilla. reached
here this morning, and were properly dis
posed OF by Capt. Todd.
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CINCINNATI. June A.-The correspondent of
the Gazette, under date near Vicksburg, June
18th, says it was intended to open upon the
city with hot shot on the goth.
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FLAG OF TRitCE

A flag of truce boat leaves Sixth street wharf
70 morrow at noon for City Point. 1t will
take on board large number Of rebel prisoners
fer exchange.
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~ The 18th Ohio, stationed at Somerset,
KY, has passed resolutions denouncmg Val
landingham's nomination in the strongest
terms
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The Invasion OF Jmdiana-R esistim: the
Enrolment

CINCINNATI, June - The rebels who cross
ed INTO Indiana on Sunday have not vet been
overtahen. Their exact whereabouts is I'M
known. 1t was reported that they had gone
north Of tho Ohio ana Mss ssippi Railroad, but
this Is not confirmed
The operator Al Huntington, Indiana, re-
ports that there Is An encaInpment of i,o3U clti-
zens. with piciets our, eight miles from there
who intend TO resist the enrolment.
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APPoInTKD.--John q. Holmes, OF SpxiaS.
field. VT, has been appointed to a first class
cIerxship in the Inspection Bureau. etee Chas
p. Russell removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-24

EMBODIMENT COMPLETED
The Stsse OF Rhode Island has completed
her enrolment The enrolment in several other
of the New England States will be completed
ia couple of days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-24

CaIMIEAL OouRr, Jsdgc Wytie.-This morn
ing, in the case of Joseph Van Reswiek. in
dicted for assault and battery, ,solie pros. was
entered. -sst
Samuel Shirleck, charged with robblng wm.
Heady. sick soldier, OF twenty. dollars, on thu
highway. is on trial. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-24
Important from Port Hudson.

THE REBEL STORIES OF DISASTER TO GEN
BANKS WITHOUT ANY FOUNDATION.