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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
RELIEF IN TEN M1NUTEsI
Rrvan,s PuImonfc Waters !

The Original Medicine Established 10 1897, and rst a
ticle Of the kind ever introduced under the name
"TuLxONlc W4EEs," in this or any other eounlrJ
all other Pulmonc WATERS aro couut-r:eits. The 60
uine can be known by tie mama BRYAN being siam
Cd on each WAFER.
BzYAN's PJTAOuC WAFEEs
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Hearnoneas. %
BRYAS's PULMoMC Waves
Relieve asthma, BronehIus, Difficult BreAthnf g..
BRYAss PUIM0NIC WAFEzs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in The Ghost.
BHTAS's PULNoNfo WAFERs
Relieve InUipeht Consumption, Lung DlssGssa
Ru7AR's PUIMoYC WAFEKs
Relieve Irritation ct the UVula and TOnsls.
BRYAS's PuLNoNc WAFERs
Relieve tue above Complaints in en- NiHutes.
BnYAN's PuLaoNIc WAFERs
Are q Blessing 10 all Ctlsscs aud Constitutions
BEYAN's PULMosc WAFlRs
are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers.
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Are in simple form and pleasant 70 the tasto.
BRyAS's PUIM9SIc WAFERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid aud lasting Cures.
BEYAx's Pu1Noxc wAFEas
Are warranted TO give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box Of
Bryan's PHlBloHte Waters
in the house.
Notraveler should bo without supply Of
BTgan's f'UiFnoHic RafeTs
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give FOR
BlyanS Puba0aic Waters
twenty Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rschester, n. 7.
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Ektlehg
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Special 9nticEs.
RG Twenty-Five Years AgOt's CIoths

* 4HOAby -SAS &NS@AN ~~6SN B GlOknBs
Mr. c. c. BnsToL, distinguished Chemist sns orf9isF-
gist OF the city OF Buffalo, n. Y. invented and ,.
tured a compound BTtsots BaIsans
hound which is perfect SPECIFIC for COUGHS, eek
any BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES arising frOmT
cold or sudden change Of the weather. ~ HE and
Every person who has taken BEIsrOL's
OF HoA RnoUND, pronounces it the best article
vented and so justly celebrated has It beoofSIGS
the market is already full Of limitations, coun'
and most dangerous compounds under ho nnraaaes ana
sam Of Hoarhound Therefore, always be car
call for BristoI's BaIsam, that his WRIT
nature is on label OF the bottle.
MARK.-This invaluable Medicine has been mo-
twenty one years before the public and .Tri.nDdg,
very extensive aud is daily increasing The losnrey
at which the Medicine is sold (25 CENTs) enabieahem
partake or its healing qualities.
c. CROSBY, BUFFALO, n. y
manu- facturer, to whom all orders shouleft high aud
y Ug StrRv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09
NApolroN, Henry Co., o., JuIy7 1855

NAPOLEON, Henry Co., o., July 7, 1858.
DR.. G. W. RuBACK,--Do1r Sir For the benz.
eft of suffering humanity, permit TO an
nounce, through the columns OF your Circular,
tho surprising properties Of your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. which is n sure
cure for Indigestion and Liver Complaint Wo
have several persons in town. who have been
suffering with Liver Complaint and tndires-
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good physicians as can be found in Northern
Ohio, yet the disease baffied their skill. Con-
sequently we were In a state Of despondoncv.
until we commenced using your Pills. through
and by the advice OF our friend, Mr. Brennan.
We used the medicine according TO directions.
and are now fall Of life aud hiarity, and our
gratitude is equal to our improvement In health
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what We have been, and what we arc AZ nres-
ent, we feel like charging ourselves OF the ain
of ingratitude, If we did not try 10 Announce
TO the public the great benefits Of your medI-
cine. Therefore We recommend TO the public
at large, the expediency OF having recourse To
your Medicine, and consequently, as an duty
bound, discharge what we feel t. 10 our duty
In advising persons who are suffering as ~,
have suffered, 10 make use of the only true ana
sure cure for tho diseases already mentioned
Mas. GwIN, MRs BRENN.V
Miss HEAroE. o. G. SIsrtn,s,,,
see advertisement May 1B, ~.
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IAIpORrA M TO FEA1AEs

DIR. ozESE II A SF's PILL s.
The combination Of the ingredients in these lls
the result Of long and extensive practice. They ara
mild in their operation and certain in oorrectne 0l r
regularities Painful Meustruauons, removing al Do
structi0ns whether from cold otherwise he dA0ae,
pain in the side palptaon Of the beart viii 90, an
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the buck
and limbs, he, disturbed sleep, which arise fS N ia
torruptions Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement OF a new era the troatmeMt
ofthose irregularities and obstructos which have con.
signed 50 many to a PREMATURE No female car
enjoy good health unless she regular, and whcneve
obstruction takes place the general health begins
decline.
DR. fCIIESTAIAN'S FILLS
the most encotual remedy knowns for all oor
plants peculiar 10 Eeaes To an classes they are in
valuable, iHdcg, icA certainly, periodical rsyHlar
They known by thousands, who have used them -
different periods throughout the country, having th
sanction a the most eminent Phyyiriaas IN Anlsrfo
Erplieit directions, siGis tgae @ douid not b Used
with epch box-the Price Oe noinr pr Box contain
ing from SO 10 60 Pills.
Pills sESr Mt, promptly, by remitting 10 tho Pro
prietors. sold by Druggists gencrauy.
X. b. HUCHINts, Proprietor,
20 Cedar Street, New York.
B. DICKINSON & SON, AGENTS,
Mar 2i'62-IY st sp. Delaware, ohis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

The number Of applications for pardon, made
during the year, was l6S.
A list of the names ofthose pardoned by the
Governor, with brief sistemedt of tho reas-
eAs therefor, Is herewith presented, in con-
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no hTARRIED LAnIEs

it is peculiarly suited It wills in short time,
the monthly period with regularity. -
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears the Governiy n
Stamp of Great Britain, 10 prevent counterfets. y
Caution-There pills should mt Be taken by fen
during ne FIRST THREE MONTIES Of PregHanelys1{
they are sure 10 bring Miscarriage, tst at any
lime they safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pair.
the Back Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton, Pd an
tation of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Will effect cure when all other means have failed;
although powerful remedy do not contain iron, eye
MOL antimony anything hurtful 10 the constituting
Full directions in tho pamphlet around zach packs
which should be carefully preserved. m
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB IIO5Fs, Rochester, y. Y.
n. r. 81 90 and postage stamps enclosed 20 anyA
thorized Agent will insure bottle, containing 90 Pu
By return mail. aug. 29-1y
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MARBLE STArrr7, VERSUS LTvTSo MoNUMESTs
Let moulded bronze and slulptured marble
rerpetuute the memories Of the great destroy
whose iutlyct whose knowledge, and whose
energies have bern devoted t. the mitigation Of
suffering aud the salvation OF life. viii be i'm
mortatzed by Erinj monuments. For examp e.
rs the peerless rauidies OF Professor HOLLOWAY
are bequeGlhed from generation to generation
soothing bodily torture, controlling disease and
leugtuening the span of existence. the gratitude
of millions viii transmit his name and fame
through the lapse of ages 70 the "later svlla-
ble of recorded time. Compare the exploits
OF the most renowned s,thunderbOlts of war;
from Caesar to Napoleon, with the quiet victo-
ries Of this soldier of humanity over pain, sick
ness, and death. His Pills and Ointment have
raised up and restored to health greater null
titude than any conqueTer ever slew. Thuu-
sands Of wars wounded victims have been saw
ed from multlntion by the application Of the
Ointment; and. travil where You may, in this
country or any other you will meet with num-
bers of the convalcscent and the cured. rescued
from the very jaws Of death by his inestimube
Pills. If the reader doubts these statements,
we refer him to the same sources whence We
derive them--to multitudes who suffered from
dyspepsia, liver complaint, intermitted fever,
scrotula, erysipelas and other agonizinS inter-
nal and external disorders, but who has been
restored TO perfect health and the pursuits of
active life 10y these inestimable specifics, and
whose constitutions have been braced up and
permanently strengthened by their invigoTa-
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The aa1atktts.
Delaware Market.

Corrected weekly by R. E. HILLS & Sex, Wholesale
RetaiiGrOcers, No. 4 Williams Block.
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-. 3. SR4EgTE,

ATT NEY AT LAW.
yETTLL giy3 prompt attention to all businoss
Nv cuttustcdtn hthl,
UElcc No. ., Williams block. W stairs.
delaware, Jan. is, 01.-t0
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The ereat EpglishReme.
SIR JAMES CLARRE'S
aJabra "a 2 male Pi
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J, Clarke,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.

This valuable medicine is unfailiug in the cure
those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the
constitution is subject. Il modorates all excess
moves all distractions, and speedy cure may b
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-01-09

Total number then in prison 768
being l55 less than at November 1st last year
The number admitted within the past year,
was 237' the number discharged, during the
same time, was 393, az follows:
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and IN
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The New York herald., 1863-05-02
PROPOSALS.

1,O CONTRACToRGs
Proposals will be received until the 18th day OF MAY
1858 a. " M for nlng grading and psyiss Broad street IN
West Troy from the north side Of Auburn street 10 in
southern terminus Including the CUTTERS thereof
the direction OF the Village Surveyor and TO be
face upper surface not less than four
inches In length aud not less than eur than ave
inches n Mish and IN depth not iess than x
than eight inches, 10 be laid prepared bod Of
on river gravel not less than one foot IN depth
The blocks be aff right 10 the line Of
and with such arch the said
be OF blocks OF uniform width and
depth, and laid ata longitudinal joints sha be
bya lap OF least two inches The whole OF the work
be done in particularly Described ia the
benk forms OF and specifications 70 be
persons who may desire 10 bid for tue same
Security will be required In the Of ten thousand dol
lars for the faithful performance OF the work.
The proposals. for this work viii be publicly opened BY
undersigned a the of the Board of Trustees said vi.
laee on the 18Th day q Nay A. Xxx ceiock aud the
With he terms Of The contract and the 80 ~ relation
the Surveyors estimate 2, ms,eras w be furnished
village JAMbS DuFrv
;OssEa SSsfs gSSs5!sA1. Joint Committee
J. v. PHELPS.
Dated At wEsr TRor. N Y, Aprfi 20. i30
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE THE MAILS FOR GREAT
Br tiin and the Co, nsni,v via SO tampton and HAM
burg pr steamer HAMMOSIA aud Ireland Queens
town per EDINBuRsI will cosc at this oce on
Saturday the ID day May. at l0 o'clock A. and a
A. M; stations and u, 9pA NJ. station ", 0S A. NJ;
stations and d, "A n. ABRAM. WAKEMAN r. n
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

C10n REWARD -ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Will
plOU be willingly pad and no questions asked for the
return OF the gold Watch and hair Chss, wn.r
whose the lace oi the dis hts oire IL
street. The chain Is The only relic Of decreased mother
cO 000 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
pA.VUO arrest OF Edward Henry Howard, AMI rhe
recovery about $50 ALLEGED have from
Earles Hotel New YORK April q iss or ten per cont
aged atout twenty-five years. Ave feet eight inches
dark brown hair andseyes fair complex on. smooth face
and weighs about l pounds; rather
ners and contnualy chewing tobacco Among the money
81 OUs tTs aud smaller nominai Of Treasury
also check the Fast River Bans drawn by William
Glass, for SIS 81, SltO Southern Bank OF
Kentucky one $g note the Union Bank o renues
90 cr SVp note the Planters Bank Tennessee,
aud other Tennessee and Kentucky money:
Superintendent Metropolitan Pose, 40 Mulberry street.
M ~ Xun AurII2
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

07E REwARD.-LosI OR STOLEN. m THE NEIGH
AVJ borhood of the lire in William .Ice, ON zssday
evening betw cen ana O'Clock. Englbh Lever Wach
and 0old Chain e75 ard wifi he paid and
asked returning them the Office q oweenys HOTEL "
ChatlAm street. . %
The New York herald., 1863-05-02
Navy Lise.

Lewis Actg Master Eluathan,
Or master str Peterh0f
LieseeanH Capt steamship
~ Matan1as u
Miller Engineer Frederick. q
8 steamer Curiew
Morton Geo w, " s N
+, Morton AA. Psymaster Fran
cis T, U s SIno ~
McCarty, u 9 8 InO
hcIlhenny samuel. U 8 8
McEnlly John. U 3 frisate
O'DonneH Thomas, U 8 gum
boat Iuo AN ,
O'Mslly Thomas, " s SIno
Pare Capt's CLERK Aiphonse,
= u IS Guard "
Preston LII ) W, u 8 Navy
Porter Commodore WIN D
Russell Actg Ensign James
j, u y bark Restless
RedGeld George snowden, u
SIS C.rcassian
hutn EuWSrI, RuuuOht tuO
Scan.ou. John U 5 + Iuo
Stau1by James, Marine Hosp
Sheppard Thomas, U 5 gun
b0atdn0
Sherman Joseph T. bark
Restless.
Strong PayuaAster John l. q.
U y y IuO, EbN
Sullivan ~. U 8 str Union
Train Actg 49, Raytnastcr
Samuel r. U 3 3 fnO Pa = =
Topping Albert z
Van Meter John II. care Ma
val f.yceum
Watson Hiram T, ship Ino
Wiggin. Actg Lieut. George e,
y 8 8 Kinsman
Williams enjamin r. U s s
Iuo
WysttJ Harry, care Commo.
d0sa w n Porter
The New York herald., 1863-05-02

WATCHES, JEwELRY, nd.
nTAMONDs BOUGHT AND SOLD -CAsH PAID FOR
~ India Camels Hair shswis nud Pesris Advances on
goods len for sale. y laluatioas one per cent. a
b. W. PLUME, Diamond broker, az Broadway.
uoura B an ~ auu only. Bargains s9eved -
"n''""' DIAMOND BRckFp
20 sroasws ws,sss. aud Jsesuy bous't Advances oa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03
Rebels Left Carlisle.

HARRIsRURe, July 2.-Fhe last of the
rebels lett Carlisle yesterday morning.
The town was occupied this afternoon BY
a portion of our forces under Gen. Smith.
At o'clock alarge fprceof rebel cavalry
appeared and sent a flag Of truce, demand
ing a surrender, which was refused. The
rebels opened on the town with artillery.
The rebel FIRE was promptly replied TO.
Firing continued at intervals till 10 o'clock,
when the rebels fell back. The rebels
burned the barracks, gas works and one
dwelling. Many buildings also suffered
from the rebel artillery. When the rebels
opened ere the excitement was intense.
Among the citizens were women and chill
dren, who fed in all direetiOnl Our loss
IS killed and wounded The 4sbel loss Is
unknown. Previous 70 their Eetiremeni
the rebels sent in another flag Of truce, TO
leave, as they intended to renew he attack
the next day. q
This mneuing the rebel piekets ate again
in sight. Up to noon no news has beer
received of tie renewal OF the attack
No news from any other quarter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03

DY virtue of deed OF trust, executed by William
10 McCOnaughey. the frat day OF April, 1859,
and duly recorded In book Is, page S. &e Ofthe Re
cord Of Deeds, In Marshall county and State Of Vr-
ginia will, on tha 2lst day Of May, 1868, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ. at
the front door Of the said county sell
at public auction the following described tract Of
land to the best and highest bidder therefor that is
to say, tract Of land containing two hundred and
eighty acres, more or less situate in tAe said Mar
shall county, near to the village Of Cameron, known
the home farm Of the said William MeCOnaughey,
and on which Oe then resided, adjoining the lands Of
Judge Thompson, Jesse Gaia. Samuel s. Kittle, Jas.
R. Bell and David McCOnauRhey, conveyed to me by
the said William McConanghey, in trust for the BEN
et of ceTAin OF his cretOrs The aaid tract Of land
70 be sold credit Of ak, twelve and eighteen
months OF equal payments, with interest from the
day Of sale the purchaser to give approved security
and the title TO be retained until purchase money
Il paid. rEa rsl. l.-
This tract of land s In a high state Of cultivation,
925 Of which sc:eared, two good bearing orch
ards, and two comfortable dwelling houses and other
necessary improvements thereon.
DAVID McC0NAU0HEY, Trustee.
have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sale as above Of said property.
apE20-4wdEw WIN. McCONAUGHEY.
81 The above sale d adjourned to the 18TH Of
June, 1885, At 10 O'Clock A. N.
my2S DAVID M'C0NAUGHY, Trustee.
~ The above sale has been postponed until
Monday, August Sd. The sale will ther
take place 1t the front door Of the Court House o.
Marshall county, between the hours Of IL and
O'Clock. ~ iun16
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03

hR-A SAD CAsE.-Au old lady, up
wards OF sixty years of age. fell down in q
ct Yesterday on West First street, and was
observed by Superintendent of the Poor
Whitmarsh, who CHANGED to bepassing at
the time, aud who assisted her into store.
, DR.. Austin was called, and after the lady
had recovered sad tale was disclosed
The name of the lady is Margaret Russell
She lived at Springfield. Ohio, which place
she left on the 18th of May lat, in order
TO visit Washington to see her son, who 10
in the army, and who was reported to have
been severely wounded in battle. She had
500 in money when she lett, which sum
has been exhausted. She did not succeed
in finding her son, and had come to this
city in order to see her brother-in-law, Mr..
Charles Russell, who, she says, lives some-
where in Oswego. She had pawued her
baggage in order to defrsy her expenses,
and had also disposed of her artificial teeth
in order to raise money. On reaching here
her funds were completely used up, and
while prosecuting her inquiries for her
brother in-law she fell down in conse-
queuce of physical exhaustion.
We publish this item in the hope that It
may meet the eye of Ar. Charles RUSSELL
-0SOego Times.
That is probably the same old lady who
has been hunting her son and falling down
in the search through number of cities.
If we remember rightly she "fell down. in
Wheeling at frst. She hunted her son
through Cleveland, aud fell down several
times. Previous to reaching here she had
entirely exhausted "$IOo in money" and
searching for her brother-in law, who lived
somewhere sup town." We next heard Of
her falling down in Buffalo, her SON being
wounded at Antietam, and her brother-in.
aw liviug in some out of the way locality
in Buffalo. The woman is undoubtedly ar
imposter, or insane,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03
From the Army of the Potomac.

WAsHlEeToN, July Letters oftO-day's
date have been received from the Army of
the Potomac, in which the following facts
are stated:
Our last movements have been charac-
terized by marked Willingness on the Part
of soldiers to undergo any fatigne within
the bounds of humSu endurance. The
rebels recently sent only small scouting
or accommodating party to the vicinity Of
Frederick. There is no force of the enemy
between that city and Hagerstown. A
portion of our forces surrounded Emmetts-
burg on Monday and captured, without
conflict, a battery, the only rebel force
there.
Gen, Stahl was relieved from his cavalry
command by Gen. Hooker on Sunday, and
Gen. Fitzpatrick appointed in his place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03
8g Telegtaph.
Richmond News.


PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The Washing
ton Star has the following news from Rich
mOud. It says an attack was expected
there. Ian r-
The Ella arrived from the Lower Poto-
mac. She brings mp prisoners. and among
them is William Hunter. She says he is
n deserter from the 10th Louisiana rcgi-
ment. He represents the people of Rich
mond. which place he left last week. were
much frightened, fearing an attack. and
the citizens were being armed.
A HeTald's special from Carlisle, Pa,
Jnly LIST, says; The last of the rebels left
here this morning by the Baltimore pike.
They number about IL zoo. The division
under johnson, that encamped two miles
West of Carlisle, retreAted Precipitately to
Shippenshurg, leaving cooked ratiOns be-
hind.
An order from Gen. Lee, dated Cham
bersburg, June 9th, praises the troops for
the fortitude with which they have per-
formed arduous marches. he expects the
troops to abstain with most scrupulOus
care from unnecessary or wanton injury to
private property, aud enjoins all officers to
arrest and bring to summary punishment
any who offend his orders on this subject.
The rebels in occupation OF Carlisle
made acquisitions for large supplies of ba-
con, -four, salt, potatoes, molasses, coffee,
sugar, and medicines. The Barracks were
not destroyed. The railroad and Telegraph
are much damaged.
The rebels when here had regular mail
communication from Richmond, including
newspapers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03
a0THREp CALVES AT A BIRTn.-A day

H~THREE CALVES AT BrRTH.-A day
or two ago, COW belonging to Mrs. Ben
ner, who resides on the Island, gave birth
to three calves all of which are full sized
and perfectly formed. The calves have at
tracted great deal of attention. They
are all red and beautifully marked. The
head of one is perfectly white. The head
of another is white above the eyes, and
the other has white spot upon its fore
head. Mrs. Benner has adopted rather
novel mode of furnishing subsistence to
her three charges. She takes pan of
milk into which she dips her finger and the
calves are allowed 10 suck it under
the delusion that they are partaking of the
lacteal in the usual manner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03
tCavalrv Fight.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2d.-Ths Press has
the following:
CofHm6ia, PENN, Judy ISt.-The 9Th n.
Y. lstsVt., Ist Va and 9Th Pa. Cavalry
Regiments left Frederick on Saturday and
moved forward 70 HEnover. They arrived
there on Tuesday morning. when they were
charged on in the rear by Stuarts Cavalry
about 5000 strong. The National forces
numbered 1900. The battle commenced at
8 A. NJ, and continued until Z in the even
ing. The contest was . succession OF
charges, recharges, advances and repulses.
Our troops fought With desperate triumph.
We captured all the LIST S. C. regiment ex-
cept l3. The rebels took about 60 pri-
sOners. A piece of ARTILLERY belonging
to the Ist s. G. is among the trophies.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-03
More Skirmishing-The Object Of
Lee.


New YORK, July 1.-The Herald has the
following:
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, July
l.-Reports from Sharpsburg state that a
large force of rebels crossed the Potomac
al that point during the last few days and
pushed on towards Boonesboro.
South Mountain remains in possession
of the rebels.
Immense trains of supplies are sent by
the rebels into Shenandoah Valley.
The rebels occupied Westminster yester-
day. The Home Guard offered resistance,
and loss a number of men.
Sergt. Cline of the Sd Ind. cavalry, with
men made a dash into HagerstOwn cap
turinga valuable mail aud l prisoners.-
The letters are of great importance aud
furnished much desirable information.
The Herald's Washington special states
the apPlehensions are entertained that
Lees army may. take the line of retreat
from Maryland and reach Washington be.
fore he can be prevented by the Union
army. 4
Great confidence is expressed in General
Meade. It L hoped be will be able Ia
strike the rebel army on the flank and de-
stroy it befaFeit can possibly retreat.
Pleasanton Intercepted a force of Stu
arts cavalry aud captured all the supplies
seized by him 10 his recent raid in this
vicinity. tsz