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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
rival Of Rebel Prisoners--Ths Rebel
General Stuart Relieved.

Twenty-Five rebel prisoners and descrters ar.
rived in Washington yesterday from the Army
of the Potomac. They report continued dissf-
fection and desertion In the rebel army. VIM.
King and John fssrce, dssortIng privstcs from
the Eighth Georgia, report General Stuart az
having been relieved from his cavalry COM
mand, and the appointment Of General Hood
in his stead, lately in command of q brigade
under his orders.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27

Nervous Debility, Spermatorrhes, and all
can learn Of q NEvER.FAiLING REMEDY. the
value OF vhieh Y vouched ios By the beat payers
10 ~ parts q the country, and whioh does not re-
anyoo else, BY inclosing post-psia direeted en.
veiope e Boz i,st7, Boston r. o., Mas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27
Tie BGreaa Of Dessr tsrs,

This bureau was established some time since
In the Office Of the Provost Marshal General
and Is In charge OF Col. Chauncey McKeever
an energetic, able and accomplished officer
We learn that through the ins,rumentalty oi
this bureau, two thousand deserters were ar.
rested the first month II was in operation, four
thousand the second, aud last month duly
six thousand were arrested and returned "a
duty with their regiments. The almost Ger.
tainty OF arrest and punishment through the
agency of the Provost Marshal Generals De.
partment has become known lhroughou The
army, and has resulted In decrease of seventy.
Eve per cent 10 the number of desertions, q
appears by the returhs furnished monthly to
the Provost Marshal General from regir> ents In
the army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27

Ihs CORNERSTONE AND ExPsRIsNcs OF
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medical humous and quackery.
~ enclosing post-paid addressed epyelops.
single copies nay bc had ofthe author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my WY Bedford, kings County nj "
Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27

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Daily national Republican., 1863-08-27

FAST RIDISo.-Anna Brown, fast woman,
was arrested, by ofncer McEifresh, for fast riding
An ex.capta,n Of the army escorted her to the sta
tion-house Of the Seventh precinct, where she was
fined s5 50 by Justice Ferguson.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
Official Report from Milrov.

WASHINGTON, June l6.-The following
official telegram from Gen. Milroy, has
been received:
"Harper's Ferry, June l6.-I ana in with
the greater part OF my commend. The
Notifications at Winchester were invested
by about IL, 900 rebels and 20 pieces of ar
tillery. They carried my outer works by
storm, at o'clock Sunday evening. /
spiked all my guns on Sunday evening and
left with the whole of my command at L
o'clock Monday morning, bringing all the
horses of my artillery and wagons. but
was interrupted by an Overwhelming rebel
force, with artillery, four miles this side of
Winchester, on the Manchester road At
terra desperate fight of two hours, L got
through. We were pursued by large
cavalry force which picked up number of
my weary boys. think my loss will not
exceed 1000 killed, wounded and missing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17

PHl1ADELPHIA, June 16.-A letter from
Harrisburg dated at P. NJ. says, a train
of 100 wagons which left Martinsburg on
Sunday arrived safely.
The rebel advance this morning was five
miles east of Chambersbnrg.
Col. Smith commanding at Hagerstown
had fight anlhour and half yesterday,
when he was surrounded aud forced 10 sur
render.
The banks removed their deposits yes.
terday, and the State archives are being
removed to Philadelphia.
The Democratic Convention will not as
semble here tomorrow. A number of the
western delegates refused 10 come further
than Altoona and reformed home.
Hundreds of persons arrived from the
south side Of the river, bringing In all their
horses, cattleiand other -FaIuables.
aROrking parties are engaged in prepa-
ring work and defence on the opposite
side oflthe river.
Good resistance could be made if troops
were here to man the guns. Government
officials expect the arrival of the rebels
tonight or tomorrow. If they reach
here so soon there will be little prospect
of successful defence, but if delayed
thousand will reach here within twenty.
four hours, as the country is thoroughly
aroused.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
Official from Grant

MEMpHIs, June I6.-Arrivals from below
to day, bring official dispatches from Grant
to noon of the 1lth,
Reinforcements are arriving and taking
the positions assigned them.
Kirby Smiths force on the Louisiana
side is attracting attention. They will be
closely watched. 1t is doubtful about his
having means to Cross over the river, but
the numerous bayous may afford him ia
cilities to make the attempt.
It is pretty well ascertained that the
Vicksburg garrison is on quarter rations of
corn meal and pea -four, aud the supply
of these is very limited. Their fresh beef
is all gone.
The rebel Walker is at Yazoo City.
jackson is said to have arrived with a
division oil cavalry from Bragg. ~ f5-- fr
Yicksburg to-day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17

= @rA FIGHT WITH RIVER PIRATEs.-Ou
Monday last two men from the Ohio side
of the river, whose names are unknown,
came over to this side and stole valuable
skiff which was lying near the First Ward
Ship Yard. Officer Geo. Sautmiers being
advised of the theft started in pursuit of
the parties, overtaking them at the upper
point of the Island. He attempted to re-
take the skin, when the two men fell upon
him with the big wooden knives commonly
called oars. oue or the men struck the
officer blow across the head, iuflictiug a
cash about four inches long, while the
other was putting, il some lighter licks
upon other vulnerable parts of the body.
The officer, however, with determination
aud courage which reflected much credit
upon him stuck to his foes aud finally
caused them to retire, when no returned
to the city with the skif, leaving one OF
the men with badly smashed nose aud
the other in a disabled condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
The Siege of Vickbure.

HEADQUARTERS 4 MILES IN THE REAR OF
VIcKsBURG, June 10.-The siege is still
prosecuted, with more firing during the
past two days. Several OF the enemies
guns have been si;enCed by our batteries
aud sbarI shooters. Deserters say the gar.
rison is upon the point of mutiny, and de-
sirous of fighting their way out to john
ston, to which the officers will not con-
sent. All previous reports of restitution
are confirmed. @ salfsl
The rebels occupy Sartartia and Yazoo
City.
Full accounts from Millikens BEND make
our loss in the recent battle 40 killed
and 1876 wounded. Col Seib and eight
officers were wounded. Four lieutenants
were killed in command of the negro reg
iments.
The blacks are admitted to have fought
with great bravery after the black flag was
raised by the enemy. They killed every
rebel they reached. The rebels were under
McCulloch who was MORALLY wounded
Col. Allen killed, Col. Fitzhugh is believed
to be a prisoner. The rebels lost 10 kill
ed and left on the field, the wounded Wer
mostly carried off.
in force on Tuesday. 1t is believed to be
their intention to reinforce yicksburg and
cross supplies.
The rebels are communicating from the
city to De Soto Point With their Louisiana
allies.
The navigation of the Mississippi is be-
coming more hazardous.
No trouble is experienced from Johnston
yet.
The predictions are vain ABOUT the fall
Of Vicksburg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
Reported Reinforcement of Vicks,
burg,

New YORK, June l6.-The World prints
the following from the Savannah Repub.
lican of June 9th:
"We are informed by gentleman who
bad conversation with an officer from
Vickshurg, which place he left few days
ago, that Johnston succeeded in crossing
the Big Black river and by maneuvre,
deceiviuR the Eadaralo who oaaaan trAtsd
their forces for an immediate attack from
him, succeeded in reinforcing the garrison
of Vicksburg with force under Genera
Walker. Four Federal Generals are known
TO be killed, among them Gen. Sherman"
The World says the Union dispatch has
been received confirming 4he above.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
movements of Hooker.

NEw YORK, June 16.-It is ascertained
that Hooker left the station near Falmouth,
on the morning of the 14th, and proceeded
towards Dumfries, where there was rest
for the night. Early on Monday morning
they proceeded on the road to Fairfax sta.
ton, where they probably arrived on Mon
Previous to the departure of Hooker,
the 9Th corps, which lay on both sides of
the river below Fredericksburg, proceeded
northward and reached the vicinity of
Dumfries on Sunday night.
Bell Plains and Acquia Greek were evao-
mated and all public property has been
shipped or otherwise secured. The effects
destroyed were such as were not worth re-
moval.
Up to Monday morning our army held
the line of the Rappahannock, from Banks
to ..Kelly's Ford, the rear being protected
by sufficient troops to hold the enemy at
bay, should they attempt to cross the river
below.
On Sunday evening cannonading was
heard in tho direction of Thoroughfare
Gap. alt is thought to be an effort of the
rebels to cross in force.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17

R8"MAJoR GENERAL BRooKs.-We have
frequently heard the question asked. of
late, '.WhO is Gen. Brooks, who commands
this Department: ." For the information
of the public we will state that General
Brooks is native of Ohio, and about
forty-eight years of age. Hegraduated at
West Point in I84l, and gained distinction
at Monterey, Churubusco, and in battle
with the Indians of New Mexico in 1858.
His rank in the regular army is Major of
the Eighteenth Iufautry. he was appoint
ed Brigadier General of Volunteers, Sep
TENDER 18th, 1851, and took part in the
battles before Richmond and at Antietam,
his brigade being in General Smiths di-
vision, Franklin's corps. He was after
wards made Major General of Volunteers,
and has commanded division of the Army
of the Potomac, under Gems. Burnside aud
Hooker.
The following extract from private let.
ter from San Antonio, Texas, dated March
goth, 1861, refers to his presence at the
surrender of Fort Clark, and describes an
interesting scene which took place on that
occasion:
s"Uncle Sans troops are coming in all
the time. Yesterday, just before dinner,
we heard drum aud fife playing "Yapkee
Doodle" and we know some of our troops
were coming. They proved to be four
companies of infantry from Fort Clark.
They. came straight through the town 90
the great annoyance of the Secessionists.
Colonel Waite, at the request of the Com.
missioners, ordered the troops not to come
through town, nos to come in, ind not &c
NAV: but the officer who came yesterday
hurried in so as to pass before the order
reached him. The officers reformed their
toilet ip the bushes, just outside of town
and came in in full uniform, with colors
wauug and baud playing. We were al
ven much delighted to see them, and ar
old gray headed man named Ball, ran ou
then he heard them, and hot having any
hat to wave, he pulled one off a German
who was standing by, and waved that
Mai. Brooks ordered the colors to be waved
in return. On leaving Fort Clark the Fed
eral troops fired-a parting salute in honoI
of the. American flag. TIE "Rangers'
stood with the clone star" flag ready Il
run ap as soon as the stars and stripel
came down. The soldiers, however, fxec
il SO that the ropes came down at the samt
time with the flag, and before the "Ran
gers" could get this up, Uncle Sans mel
were out OF sight and hearing, leaving thu
"Raugers" in very angry state"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
1ailg gutelltgeutrr
wednesday Morning, June IL, 1858

B9THE call for troops to serve six
months is still the universal theme OF con-
versation. Those who have no military
ardor about them, particularly during this
kind of weather, are apt to say that they
don't think it right to take the body of an
unofending citizen and drive it about the
country for six months against the consent
of the said citizen. Others suddenly re-
collect that they have invitations from
friends in the country which must not be
neglected. The proposed draft calls forth
various expressions from various phases
of political and personal sentiment. Many
ofthe able bodied population are disposed
to speak of the matter in a jocular manner.
One wag was going about the streets yes
terday with very grave air hunting for
load of coal. Upon being asked what in
the name of common sense he wanted with
load of coal, with the thermometer strug-
Cling to get out of the eighties, he said the
proclamation exhorted citizen soldiers "to
stand by their fresides;" that he had no
tireside to stand by aud he wanted load
of coal to make one. he added that he
had stove which bewould like to stand
by for six months, but he desired to obey
not only the spirit but the letter of the
proclamation.
If many are disposed to speak good ma
turedly about the draft they are none the
less disposed to abide by it; but we are
glad to see among the solid population
more serious view taken of the matter
This latter class is fully aware of the i'm
mineut danger which appears to threaten
US and are earnest and anxious to place
the city upon war footing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
Troops from New York.

ALBANY, June l6.-Gen. Mcclellan ar
rived here this P. NJ and proceeded di.
rectly to Gov. Seymour's residence They
are IN consultation together this evening.
The 7th, llth, 18th, 18th, 9Th, 18th,
Goth, 9th, 6sth, Goth, Tlst, and 18th are
leave tonight. Marching orders have al
SO been issued to 1900 volunteers, at New
DOrp, 800 at Rochester and 500 at Platts-
burg.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
To Wool Growers

iels INV YonE. May IS, 1853.
GENTLRMBN We are prepared to receive han.
VI die, and sell Wool in large and small lots on
the following conditions; After the Wool q laid down
at our door we viii store, insure, grade SELF deliver
collect, and remit, for ono cent per pound q
Our terms Of sales are for cash, nett price id.
ding interest for time. In no cases dWe take paper
R1lnout the owners consent that will mot sell Gloha
Our long acquaintance with the trade Snabls8 M ~
make quick sales at the market value. -
Having the confidence of large capitattStB also en-.
abIes us to negotiate for advances On the most favor
able terms. siss . e sT4.-
account Of sales ~ : :
We shall he pleased to receive your WOOL and WI
give u prompt ntion-alway keeping our friends
posted on the condition Of the market
sod bas Very respectfully, youfR. ESsl g =
II. A PETTIBQNE TAHLACE,
sIGIi Wool Brokers, 10 Broad Street, New York.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
A Proclamation by the Gov
ernOP.

TTNHE Commandments Of Regiments and Companies Of
pauies and regiments together, to be held IN resdI
ness to to the field at hours warning, and will
provide such means as shall be effectual in giving
Immediate notice to ALL. Arms and equipments will
be furnished at the several places Of rendezvous.
The enemies of our liberty and prosperity again
threatening our peaceful homes.
Citizen soldiers stand by your fresides aud defend
them against the common foes OF free government.
Make every available spot rifle pit from which
sIay the enemy.
You know the roads and the passes. Show your
selves to be worthy Of your srOs who gave you the
inestinable blessings of freedom and Independence.
junl6 st F. H. PETRP0INT, Governor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-17
CONTRADICTION OF THE ABOVE.
Harper's Ferry safe-Battle Re-
ported going on at Bull RIM.

New York, June 16.-A Baltimore des-
patch to the Philadelphia Inquirer states
that late arrivals from Harper's Ferry say
that all is safe there and Gen. Milroy had
reached the Ferry. Harper's Ferry will
be held.
A Baltimore correspondent of the In
auirer, dating at 5 P. N. on the 10Th, says:
learn from high authority that battle
has been going on to-day on the old Bull
Run battle ground between Hooker and
Lee, and that Hooker is doing good SER
vice. The train from Baltimore on Mon
day did not go further than Ellicott's
Mills. The rebels are said to appear in
full force at Point of Rocks.
"a Harrisburg despatch, dated 2 o'clock
this morning, states that all the important
documents at the capitol are ..being re-
moved to a place of safety in case eVacu-
alton is necessary. .-a
WAsHINGToH, June l6.-It is officially
known here that. up to this hour the rebels
have made no attack upon Horper's Ferry.
The enemy is in considerable force at
0harlestOWn, 10 miles from Harper's
ESAAJs