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snos Of the farewell address Of General HookcY that tbe
report was gencrsily believed.
me reasons for the change Of commanders are yet
unknown; IL s believed, and indeed Indicated IN the
brief remarks OF Gsnsral Hooker 10 bis stan, that
he had applied General HAeck 70 be relieved from the
command Of the Army Of tho Potomac. We are yet in
the dark, however, far she knowledge Of General
Hooksrs reasons for making such application are con-
cerned, and only await the development Of events
from headquarters.
Tne report Of the change 5000 extended to the
several corpe, and their commanders hastened
70 bid farewell to the General BY three
O'Clock o large number Of ofhcsrs had :. assembled,
and soon after Hooker appeared In the avenue be-
fore his tent some time spent social intercourse,
and 70 the last all formaitiss dspeDscd with. Tho
parting painful 70 every one particularly TO those
who had become cndearsd 70 the General BY old assoca
tops ana not few felt their eyes moistcp they took
the parting hand
General Hooker deeply srsved He bad been iden.
tned with the Army Of the Potomac be said, since Us
organization and had hoped continue with IT to the
end II was the best atmy Of the country,
worthy Of the confidence Of the nation, and could
not fail a success In the approaching struggle He spoke
Of bis gorous soldier and urged ali to gve
him Their earnest support
Al the conclusion Of ths taking the prominent
officers fingered at the generals tent and spent the
evening In reviewing the pleasant reminsences Of tho
past, and the plano for the future campaign.
General Hooker lcaves 70 morrow for Baltimore, 10
which place he has been ordered 10 report His personal
stan Including General Butterdeld win accompany him.
The officers Of the several Departments Hcadqusr,ers
win doubtless remain,
Gepcral Meade totally surprised BY The order np-
pointing him Commander Of the Army Of tho Potomac,
and deeply felt tho weight Of responsibility resting upon
him His appointment gives universal satisfaction and
all express dctcrmna<n extend their bearties, CO.
operation.
AaaIrs on the Upper Potomac reported quiet Tho
enemy has but o small force south Of Hasersown aud
cur forces the undssurbed possession Of South
mountain.
rebel cavalry force s reported 10 have orossed the
Potomac below kdwnds Ferry and oaptsred train u
oes hesdred and nifty wagons. Captain Harry Page,
assistant quareruas,sr bad quarters had charge Of
the train, aad N probably prisoner. Ihe mall wagon,
with mails from bead quarters had eft for Wellington,
but received timely nforma0a q the raid and returned
This morning ~ the waeors ln tho arrnunItIou
train bIs~ up, bus tcrtunatey without doing any da.
mage 10 the rest of The traia.
General Peasantsn been appointed major general
and placed 10 command u the eavairy forces
General stahel ordered report for duty with ano
thsr command Ia PcnpsyIvanl
AL quiet
The New York herald., 1863-06-29

HEADQUARTERS, ARr ov ru Po,onAo,l
June ~, ls0s
fhh morning Colonel Isrde arr iyed here BY spsaai
waia from Washington, bearer Of dispatches, re-
isvns General Hooker from the command Of tho Army
Of the Potomac. and appointing Major General Meade,
sommAnding tho Fnh corps, he successor Boon after
The reception of tho orders a. headquartcrs General
Rocker Issued the following address
pARxwxLL ADDKEss OF GENERAL HOOKER.
GENERAL oRDus-so 66.
HEADguARryps, Army oy TINE PororAc
FREpsscx, Nd, juno 20, 1883.
In Conformity with the orders Of the War Department
dated n 1868 reInquish tho OF The Army
Of the 10 transferred Major General George
O. Meads brave and accomplished ofcer who has no
bly, earned tho confidence and esteem Of tho army on
many we'll fought ncd. Impressed with tho belief that
my usefulness tho Of tho Army Of the po
tomac 10 impaired, part from u, Jet MOI without tho
deepest emotion. The OF parting with tho com.
radss Of many battles Is relieved by the conviction
that Tho courage and devotion Of this army win never
fail that u will yield to my successor a. ..
has willing and hearty support with tho earnest
prayer inat tho triumph Of may bring successes
worthy Of " sud the nation, bid farewell
JOSEPH HOOKER, MAJOR General
ST. BARsrow, Acsine Adjutant General.
AppREss oP GENERAL MEADE ON rAKfvo COMMAND
OF rBB Amy Op rus POTOMAC.
This order followed BY The subjoned address from
General Meade -
eEsKaAL oRDna-so 60.
HrApquAsrfRs, Army oy TINE PorozAc,
June 23, 1888.
BY direction Of tho President Of the United States I
hereby assume command Of the Army Of tho Ru,onac
A. slider In obcyng this order, order totally unsx.
pec.ed and unsolicited, have promises pcdges 70
make The country looks 10 this AMY 70 relieve u from
ns devastation and dsgraoe Of hosts invasion what
ever fa,gucs sacrifices may be called upon 10 u
dsrgo. have Instantly the magnitude Of Tho
in,ss 70 involved, aud let determine 70 DO his
duty, leaving all controlling Providence tho decision
u tho contest, Ms with just dfndenco tina, rcsve IN
shs command VI this army cmincn, and accomp shed
soder whose psms must appear oousploous the
history u i,s achievements, bot roIy upon the hearty
spport Of my companions In 10 assist me Ia tho
swcharss Of the duties Of the important trust which has
Been cosndsd 10 me GEoRGE q. MEADE,
ns3or General commasaing
s.y BAasrow, hssstan Adjr,ans General.
No<h.ss could have exceeded the susprss occasloned
~ shs announcement The hst rur.S-- Of The change
we're sar<siv ossisc. sed y vs not an.n ths spesv
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THF NEW COMMANDER

nAsoR GE3sRAL ogosos o. xgADE, rnE rxv CON-
MASDsR 0f M AMY op rms POTOMAC.
MAJOR General Gcorgsg. ncafe. the now commander n
tho Army of The Potomac born 10 sran about The
year 1915 of parents IIIs faihor WIS a. tho
time u his birth very wealthy man, and wss residing
in Ilarceona Spain, whore Captain Meade now opmn..d
ing The North carna, and tho subject our -kc,sh were
born. Tho two boys were broogh, his couu,ry ono
was educated for tho navy, witch bo entered IN 1920
and tho other for The army.
me s~ssascx INTO vEr row. osi9usrs
George q Aeaas entered wes, Pcin, Military Academy
% an appon,cs from ibs STATE OF Pennsy vasa aar,os
sssplg. csL a0s Saesalsi % VIC Nj q Jass- .r;;,
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THE IMPENDING BATTLE.


HAsnmrHo, June "a, 1893
Tho enemy 10 within four Dles q our saks. Advsn.
cling.
Tho nrIng of the artillery 10 distinctly heard
The troops are all In posl0n awaiting The attack.
me Authorities feel confident u Their Abify 70 70
pass tho rebels
A battle will probably take place 10 day
The Pennsylvania railroad, 60 far, s sAs.
Hissascrs, jane SLIM
oonnic, going co N this YcsiJ, ssa ,ns
nonAdius can be heard here.
H.sssrrss, Jsas "a, psJ.
Guns arc heard me enemy 10 si hssd
General Cameron has infsms,Son that ibs fsbgis are
twenty ,bos..nd sross o.risis AMI have forty .shs
pisces u artillery.
Blsn.srps Jgss ~ -sPn
me ,sbes are within three miles. ard are thro~ias
shsFs.
Our uooy~ are wishn 10 nueBshnepu, aod sui msss
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n with ths cBstny ~h-n hshi shall ol~r or
forces } asi out n y~, wsssls.ssa ~. rsAiy ssi -
god spirits Mnr oclocsP. n Ewsaa fiess,s ~.Ts
disooysrod ouly two w three miles o. G.nsfai
@ sch and the GoTsrnor. w,h ihor sfgistsns 'savs
been busted al, .nd day pa tii-s AfAuss,ssIt-
for dssSos. asd The pfc~fsci q ssocsrf %
q fpTtsd csssreBea' Il bssies iLli sYsans
than any urns bsf-e ths fsht ,r.sss - "a s'ssdry
oosissisd - or yolrutesr. ~ q tsH.s ooupi1sd
ssor unbsrasn v tba nsigna 'lssi.
T1s- nhas.tsn,s = ns'rEb fs ~ 90, dshsarlsn.c
ye fsHc a. ysi or psosu-ei q %,
We osun0t yet sfi,rasis ao,gpA.siy K~silR rvs1stb
lhs New Soss ssT-piy y-ff., hss Great lsrdfht.
bat so ssd osstsos, hAviss 80 a man ros fa,.
lei. Sesnlpags ~ Any sovt
great many airr 80 d'tsrty.sed - s,sy ,tryash
the u0ass, ~ nai,r bat my pr,s. ~; iits vsas
be property fall .1io rsbsi .ass s,us or voor-
b. oysporersf by tstsr~ nefsSs
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IMPORTANT MILITARY CHANGE.
y 81 ", -~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~,~~S~ ''
0snsral Hooker Relieved and General
!, Msaas Appointed 20 tho Command Of
enc AFnsy Of the Potomac.
WASHINGTON, June 28--10:20 p. n.
The following k from your special correspon-
dent, dated Frederick, June 2s,-
General Hooker was this morning relieved Of
the command Of the Army Of tho Potomac
General Meade succeeds him. General Hooker
b relieved at his own request.
General Hooker leaves this afternoon for
Baltimore.
His reported that the rebels are in occupa-
ton Of York and Hanover Junction, on the
Northern Central Railroad. Lees headquar-
ssrs wee yesterday OF Hagerstown. Long
streets corps crossed yesterday at Williams
port.
Everything is working well with us.
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Michael bowling taken prisoner bv party of sever
or eight hundred strong tso three miles outside q
Gettysburg the chamhernburg pike, and parood
Friday afternoon Tho rebels said they gong TO
Baltimore and Harrisburg.
Two others the outer picket saw rebel cavalry 10 ,Le
distance. The waved thoIr hasdksrch1s's, and
tho "rebs' came and took them. The rebels aid they
had two thousand cavalry aud twelve " nftsen thousand
infantry.
The rsbsss respect private property 81 York not 70
sisted 10 accordance with their proclamation.
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twsra ,hs ~Dsnys al ~, 7sls~ss 40 s.nss.
= sA0rs " ha.s bses dsos 90 sns Eca. "a sessssi
sbost hye miles f.ts bcfs
oar v,1Ts ussS isii bAss 90 70 D ~ Ts~.n, tf1s
tbs rsb.I a1vAI0s a fVw - 10 a hsr.
Ths asihorsiss srg@ei aitArs - ng-ftw
Tns cev.rror has r,eslvsi bsic- - .slys s.s 80
hAys snfslei snsg M issi ,.r
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THE COLUMBIA BRIDGE oYgR TifE sU-oUF.
HANNA W'rsED

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fGnrs
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m. Dss, dag he ens,g-i ssas Sen Fn1 ios..
1--WE - he ss,ua u ssss ~ ~ - eaS
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What are our authorities thinking of in
granting passports to p ,ople enabling them
to leave the country, where they have been
making fortunes, for the sole purpose OF
avoiding military duty! What is the use OF
Cc.yress making laws to ill the army If
those whom the laws are intended to en-
brace are permitted by our own authorities
n 20, Is they are going, in schools every
dayY We hear of numbers who have done
nothing during the war but make money,
clearing out now. Shut down the passport
gaze at once. or Congress may az well ad-
journ, so far as filing the army ID concerned.
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IEssnperate Omcers.

The crime Of intemperance in military
or naval officer Ought to be punished by the
severest penalties OF military law. It. ia
only second 10 enormity to mutiny or de-
sertion. The private who deserts, no mat
ter though he be euticed from his duty by
the innocen: warnings Of his heart for
home, b punished with death, and all men
pronOuhce the sentence just. What does
the Oflcer deserve who, led asfray not by q
yistsous impulse, but by o low aud degrading
appetite, imperils for his sensual gratiica-
ton the lives Of thousands, deranges the
plans Of his superlora, and places at hazard
the liberty Of his country. No punishment
can be too great for such an offender. Tho
demosaliHng effects of his example, even IL
no other evil effects followed his conduct.
demand Of themselves that be should be
displacsd from his position and put in the
ranks, Of be igaominlousiy, dismissed from
tho army.
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YylleIl.

UB3N0V
a ssss,si 6 e =. r.. os IL
rs sssssai I'm sake place finn Ms. yessy,a
k1o9 ~ hoate, On ash 4, hetweea Cay aad isssel.
- e-dey q y a'clock. Ills friends are respect
I. pnlhs musMlae AZ NE a:,l lnst., In happy hope
u ne1cegAt resurrection, 1T consumpslsns con
tlNctea N The Fcniassta In The commencement Of
~ war, WILLIAM PLt'MER RATClLFfE, son
a. Ne late Jaases N and Isabella T Ratciids, In
ssls friends and acqualntancea, and those O MS
mosAev, are particularly requested 70 attend has
fmaesal ffnm her sestdeac~, on Leigh VI ocsweea
ssh aad 6sh sis, Al O'Clock, on Thandsy AFTER
noon, the 3ast.
JOSEPH w. BAKER, In the 2ad year Of his age,
msnber Of Co. ,. ieth Va. Battalion, heavy artt'
lery, son Of John Baker, deed, Ct Manchester.
he was datlfhl soldier. and q devoted son 20 q
widowed mother, and much beloved ny DIS sesetai
brothers. ststefa, and many friends.
ases 81 ADMINISTRATIONS. Mss NARY FRANCIS,
wife OF Nj VIM IT francis .s.,.o
she had been Z consistent member ofthe Me'no.
dist 4. Church ct more than ten years, ana diea"
the hope Of 4 hlissfui immortality.
"yVhy do we snearn departed friends,
Or shake al death's alarms!
,Tls bus the voice that Jesus sends,
To cali them 70 his arms"
Her funeral win take place from Oregon Hin "
6 church, ON "Wednesday morning, 3Oth Inst, At II
O'Clock. The relatives, fdends ane acquaintances
NJ the family are invited to attend ~
In this city, on the 26th inst, Of pneumon'a,
WILLIE lIELLINCs, infant son of n and II +
Jcwett, aged months and % days.
Oh. thou b,sst Infant, divinsly tiest,
Thou hast assembled 70 thy heavenly rest;
Thou hast risen from this world OF woe.
To those bright reaiMs OF bliss, where sin eau
never 90.
Dearest Willie, thou hast left US,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But 'tis God who hath bereit Us,
He can all our s0TOws heal.
aTN. Y. Daily News, Boston Traveller and
Jo0rnai please copy. 2f
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Obituary.

Died, on Saturday night last, after brief M!
wears months and 6 days, wife Of Henry God
din, Of Church Till fenrco county.
Mrs G, though comparatively young, and with
much Of this worlds pleasures before her, pro
tossed to be at peace with the Saviour, and ex
pressed her readiness to 60 TO Tim who gave End
Him who would receive her spirit. Death seemed
n have no terrors for her, her only regret being
the separation from her husband, whom she com,
ended to the MAKER and GiveT Of all good. 1ri-
ampn ', M, .a,s ;sAlh her husband and friends
osrer and better worii; 6da has been Translated I"
eternal happiness, they should strive SO 10 hive
10 be prepared tn share In eternity the joys OF
Paradise, Of which she is now welcome parlici
pant.
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ANUyEMEN1,N.

ANUyEMEN1H.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
Acting ard Stage Manager. ....R Ogden
arIu compliance with many requests OF ladies
and gent'emcn the management are necessitaied 70
make distinction between the dress circle ard par
quette: ~.
Dress circle. ........ ....'.'..''....@s-O
ParQuette. ..................... |Vo
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PUMA WAYS

vVNHREE Hundred Dollars Reward -Ran away
i from the undersigned on saturday night last
my negro woman Martha and her child NahHie -
Martha Ia Of dark complexion, about 28 years old,
mulatto, about II years old have every reason
TO believe that the above negroes are trying 70 mako
their way 70 the enemy. y they ieit without any
With them. l will give the above reward for the
arrest and delivery 70 me u the above named ne.
gr0es, 4t60 for either ono Of them or II they are
Is 500 RIB TYLER, o 8 laboratory.
Onn DOLLARS KKMAkD- VIII be pala Tor
Z\V the apprehension Of Hannah, Who IAN away
from the service Of Case, Of Richmond Dec q l.
Had servant u Of gingerbread ca0f; upper Teeth out
10 'front.' sbont feet 10 inches high, aud about Is
red and green shawl. Ne b supposed - be mak-
tuG Der M q 11nihewo oounky o. the Yankee nues
lnfornaas!ee = - ~ with DAvis, q Hin. DIX
''s q 80 : g. ''''a''' = nc WALL
LITE Dollaf. ssvasd. -Vlily deliars reward :
Mo worked o. The fostineakions ness Ricbmesd,
Ard o. the day the hands took The csss Tor Lynch
barg - um ntasiae. He = ccppsr-c6sored negro,
has vile tAsss For III sase delivery 10 any jan,
~ - Tyler I Sos. RioAmond, u VIII psy The ADave
vsus.d. Ide as-tp1 re MOORE
nAaD CIoraINa.-ws are .aaaiaetsrias aaA
y favnlshing u 0sdes, - short nes,cs trusting
Gard CtAhipg, nate sf very bsst imported wire.
nm ~ ehSsees n factories hav3ae 0vyegueasnt
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PIEDMONT 4 X, Chief Engineers Ofioe,
panYiIla Dec eth. 1863.

PIEDMONT Il X, Chief Engineers Ohioe,
Danvills, Dec 7th. 1863 ! Z
"YANTED-Laborers wish to hire two hut
wv dIed able b oded negroes to work upon this
railroad. They will be exclusively under the care
and direction Of the Company, and preparations
have been made to ensnrs good quarters sufi eient
food, and proper medical attention. The work to he
done by them lies about half way between bH0ville
and Greensboro, Z. in q healthy country. and es
secure from raids a. any TO be found. For ouch
hAn.Is will pay the following prices: $50 per
month, the owner clothing the hand; for Well
grown boys, @25 per month-$300 per annam, the
Company furnishing the usual 81 thing; $3.50 for
the six months from the let January 70 1st July,
thu Company Furnishing only the summer clothing;
$50 per month, or 500 per ahnum, T.. negro car
pentsrs. will also give employment, during good
behavior, to overseers who bring with them to
the work force Of twelve to fifteen men Of proper
qualifications, and these hands may bq worked un-
der then, If preferred For such ssrvi6s will pay
$50 per month aud board. TO any person who will
collect and bring into this Office force Of negro
men. (subjset to my inspection and APPROVAL
hired for the year, or half year;on the above terms
will pay bonus Of $40 per capita, for each hand
received. EDAD u MYERS.
de l7-tleJ Capt Eng'rs, Chief Engr-P RR.
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- ArMlNlsTRArOK's Bale -PaTticuiar atten.
tioa is called 10 the sale to-day, ~ ~ o'oC. "
cori veod bricks, poles ladderv, sheds, wheelbar-
rows, lumber, brick presses, horses, mules wagons
carts. harness. 10, at tho brickyard Of John
uarles tiec'd near RICKETTS, and the County Court
Hm.c FRANCIS ISBELL,
A. 2n-1t Admir- Of D Qaasieo, decd.
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r ADIEs', N sses' aud Children's Shoes

r ADIEs'. N sses' aud Chiidren's Shoes
Ladies nue morocco balmorals, superior article
Iadies' fne morocco and French cafskin boots,
homo made.
L,dies ne cloth and lasting Congress- aad ds lace
gaiteFs.
Misses morocco and ca!fskin boots.
Also large variety OF chiarens aud Infants shoes
And gAiters, with good assortment Of heavy shoes
suitable for servant inca aud women, very cheap,
wM srEPHRNs,S, 2ss Broad st,
Where large and complete an sssartme M Of Dry
Goods und Cloths "a the times win allow may always
be found, and at as low rates at any house in tie
city, among which we specify
Bombszines, black French merinoes
Alpac2s, black and cord dreae eilks
. every handsome mszArine blue do
Fine white and fancy lApneIs
Colored checked gughams
Fine bleAched shrtIoss
Plaid and plain oambrics
Very fine black aud brown dress cloths, &c
Call early at 235 BROAD S9 near Sd
And will be ont In q few days
TUE RIVAL. ADMINIsTRAT[ONS: RICHMOND
AND WASHINGTON IN DECEMBER, 1865
By y A POLLARD,
An nor OF the First and 6econd Years Of the War;.
Ode Of tha most powerful aud extraordinary pG-
lille A pamphlets that the var has produced.
OrJsH Of tina trade AhouM DO sent 10 early
Mailed for ~ 70 AM part Of the toLfedsrscy. Ad-
drss. =. AAcsARAAAE PERCUSSION.
Do SO-2ts Richmond, VI
- ssLLiNa sF.M
LEWIS HYMAN,s.
9s Main street,
Hia entire stock Of
Gold end oliver watches,
Sold chaias,
Fins sses Of tewelry.
NanOsds, &C. &c,
rss s.e ve.as only, = very reduced prlsss After
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WANTED--Twenty good negro Golfers, to work
W In our mines on Dau river, thirty miles west
Of Danviie. in Rockingham county, N q. Our
shaft IL one, not yet lO0 fact Deep and Il free
from gas. The locality h healthy, AMI a. safs a.
any In the Confederscy. Owners Of such hands
would do well to apply to In psrson ~ letter
to Dauvilie. JONES NEAL.
de l5-tlJau
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By " H. Fbsols, Sons 4 Go, As,cta
fN0 llo and Ills Main slssets1

ITO n AR0NHIMR -6ir: You win tsks no
ucs that, on Z. ssday, January 9th, 1864, It 10
tiou, It the varshous Nos ll6 snd us Nain street,
Rieh0on4, occupied b a., ct ysur sisk and eost
the IbllowiaG goode, vi:
72o paIrs No 10 Cueton Cards,
you havieG failed % eeDplV With The terms Of pur:
chase. w n tOWL1, SONS co.
de 26-eodtdo Auot3onNern.