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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-18
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WASHINGTON, May II. Lieut.-Co Com
manding Ii. Davis, in his official report of
the Stoneman raid, says our loss in the expedi-
ton has been commissioned officers and 33 en-
listed men. We brought with us 100 mules
and rs horses captured from the enemy. We
captured, in the course of our march, much
larger number which we could not bring in.
The amount Of property destroyed is estimated
at over 81, 000, 900.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn, May IT, Seventy-nine
rebel prisoners, including one colonel and one
captain, were sent North to-day Twenty. five
rebel families have been sent South by Brig :
Gen. Wood, who assumed command of Nash
vile this morning.
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New YORK, May II. A West Point Va, let
ter to the Herald, dated the 18th states that
gunboat expedition up the Matapony river found
a number of sunken vessels and other obstruc
tons. Along the river are we'll cultivated
fields fine barns, and abundance of cattle.
At noon on the 18th heavy firing was heard
in the direction of White House, on the York
town peninsula
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WASHINGTON, May Is. Late advices from
Gen. Grant state that he was within Is miles
of the Southern Mississippi railroad, the last
means of escape left to the rebels of Vicksburg.
1t has been ascertained that the number of
prisoners tak.n by the rebels in the recent bat
tie near Charlottesville is about 4, 500.
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FORTRESS MONROE, May Is. This morning
the steamers s. R. Spalding, Georgia and Belvi.
dere arrived from City Point with about 5000
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ST.. LOUIS, May II. The Steamer Taylor ar
rived to-day, with several hundred prisoners
captured at Port Gibson, Miss. They proceed
ed Immediately to Alton.
Gen. McDowell's Court Of Inquiry resumes
its session tomorrow. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
Mo,sby,s au.rriIIas.

On Saturday last a detachment of Colonel
Deforest's brigade, General sthhl's division,
took prisoners Captain Forest and six men,
and ten horses, belonging to MoSeby's guer-
rllla band.
1t appears that Moseby dispersed his men
after the late raid into Maryland, as is his Gus
tom, and they lurk in the woods in small par
ties, or return 70 their farming operations.
The latter course gives them a perfect immu-
nifty, as our cavalry have orders to molest no
man engaged in lawful pursuits, farming, &c.
In this way the Internal seoundrels easily
escape punishment or capture.
They make their raids, committing as many
as possible, and then drop their hos
tile weapons for the plough until other robbie
ries are planned. 1t is easy to see that this
band eau never be extermInated until the whole
country is cleaned out, farmers and all. 1t ID
said that the women and children in the dis.
trict traversed by Moseby are most efficient in
giving information to the enemy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
PO OsTOR 1PT!!,
qsasral. MlfSk aRd bis.
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Our Forces HagerS-
town. tsr1 / Ia are III atiHg
to Cham CHI n tbaI,iS burg. iIIi II;;5l5.
-''leis ~ i.adlL ll tsh 's1gIhH tGt
.a Ist lei iTl--T-e3 ma Hii.a .s...
General alTylerR Re
treated 4 1; from
Martinsburg,
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The Enemy Probably 10000
..ss = Strong at that Place.
nd ,g.-------. .s.al-f, .,
Enemy Advancing in Force
z
upthe Valley.
Chambersburg Reported Cap
tured. u 81
The Enemy Probably 10000
T. Strong at that Place.
Enemy Advancing in Force
& upthe Valley.
Chambersburg Reported Cap
T.. tured. . u 81

PanADELPHIA, June ia dispatch from
Greencastle, dated 1880, reports that our troops
were then passing there in retreat from Hagers-
town TO Chambersburg.
Hagerstown had been evacuated, and all the
stores and rolling stock Of the railroad re-
moved.
Rumor fixes the rebel force at ten thousand,
which Is probably an eKaggeration. ra
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The evening BHl-
lstin publishes the following news from dis
patches received at the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company;
A dispatch to-day from Bottoms Station,
says that Gen. Tyler had rstreated from Mar
tiusburg, at 8 O'Clock last evening; that our
force at winchester had probably been cap
tured yesterday, and that the enemy are in
force probably ten thousand strong at Hagers.
town. h .-i -'
The dispatch adds that the danger ls great,
as the enemy is advancing In heavy force.
A private dispatch, from a Trustworthy
source, states that the rebels appeared neal
Chambersburg this morning, and Ii IL probable
that the place has already been occupied by
them
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

POLICE CAsRs.-Joseph Bit, disorderly con-
duetj sent TO workhouSe. Henry Wood, petty lar
cenyj dismissed. Sam Pope, disOrdeIly eondueti
do James Nickel, dol do. c. Greer, dot do. Henry
Lacy, dol fined s2,76. Andrew TruSty, dot fined
sass.
MARINE LIsT.-ArriVdlS.- Ch am
berlin, Stuart, PhIlAdelphiai mdHe. to Hyde Il
Davidson.
Sch. onkAhi, Wright, Vienna, wood.
Sch. Daniel Holmes, Holmes, New York; hay to
Government.
Sch. Moses venAm, VenGm, same.
Sch. C. L. Lowell, same.
Sch. Washington, Bodine, New York; mdse to
p Berry.
Sch. John S, Haven, Howell, Alexandria, light.
Sch. R. II. VeFmilliOn, Egbert, Belle Plain; SUIT
leT'G stores.
Sch. John Cooper, Taylor, same.
Sch. statesman, HlckerSon, N, VI OommISSAry to
Government.
Sch. @. C. Msrris, Artls, Boston, Ice.
Sch. Andrew Stewart, AbFahAmS,N N. VI light.
Sch. Asa Eldridge, Prescott, Alexandria; do.
Sch Rebeeca, smith, Washington do.
Sch. Adelins Townsend, Townsend, same.
Sch. John Warren, Rozier, same,
Sch. ConneGut, Tracy, same.
Barge Beckwith, Blelie, Belle PlAini suffers
stores,
Barge r. W. Hunt, HRnseOm, same.
DepdTtEss.-FFom Rays Dooks SehF. Yankee
Blade, Salem, MRSS.j Behr. onneSt, Thompson, NY,
From Agnew's Docks sehr. EleTidge, New Lon
don, CT.
From Borden Mining Co.; schr. John Warren
LozieF, NJ VI Schr. Conneaut, Tracey, Dighton
Mass.
sohr. Washington, Pocomoke Sound, Md.
In consequence Of some lock-gates being out
OF repair on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, ths
boats have been delayed few days, but We Learn
| .,sTI,s.
load OF limestone that the gates are repaired, Ant
that the boats are now on their way, some o.
which will arrive to-day. The arrivals, aByet, Y
the boat Gen. W, J, WORTH with limestone TO W
6spaIvrss-A.J. ]. pooss, RAINBOW, Mrs.. 2, BiESS
=, X, HuntleyI I'd, Boyes'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
.ARREsTsM IgpfANA.
Vstt%srasIIg1S'VtssrrD
RECRUITS FROM REBELooM.

INDIANAPoIIs,s June, lGr-The detachment
sent into Rush county has rstarned. General
Mannfeld arrested a number Of suspicious per
sonb and required them 70 give bopds for their
future good behavior. slDttygLI
A company OF troops left for Fulton county
on Saturday night, where the. enrolling COM
miSSIoner's papers were seized and destroyed
by a mob. Seventeen citizens OF johnson
county were found gathered together In the
wood, armed with rifles and revolvers., They
were brought TO Indianapolis. '0 g.
One hundred and sixty East Tennessee con-
scripts, recruited from among the rebel prison
ers St Camp Morton for the Flfth Tennessee
cavalry, lst indianapolis Saturday to Join their
regiment at Lexington, Kentucky
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
Preaching Politics.

Not a thousand miles from Washington, not
a athousand Sundays ago, good man persuaded
a neighbor, who was full Of secession sympa-
thies, TO accompany him TO church-an insti-
tuition to which the Copperhead was almost a
total stranger. On their return from service
the good man asked his neghbor how he liked
the preachers discourse. He replied that " the
preacher talked right smart" but he "dldn't
like to hear q minister preach politics"
The good man was surprised at the reply,
and denied that there was any political bias in
the sermon. "why," said the man, "hls
text was political one, to begin with. 4"
"His text" exclaimed the good man.
Yes, indeed. He said, u he Unionists
scarcely be SaBed, ,Osrc IcI bs Copperhsdds 90 -
"You mistake" said the good man. His
text was: y the righteous scarcely arc saved, hon
,OiH the UHgOdly and the 'cieksd GPPsar7
The neighbor scratched his copper head, and
replied snappishly. "well, 1t may be said 30
but knew develish well r0hGt he nsGntl''
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
FROM MEXICO,
Mexican Generals to be Sent to
ro France. 60 o'-"a iDr
No Rebel Movements at Havana
O. %. 60. Lately. .0@s5 %s1' " ..''. 8.

NEw YoRK, June 15.--The steamer Roanoke
from Havana on the 10th inst. has arrived In
port. She reports that on the l1th inst. she
saw large side-wheel steamboat, painted
white, ashore on Virgin Key.
The steamer Mexico from Tamplco on the
3lst ult. and Vera Cruz on the 5th inst, ar
rived at Havana on the 10th inst, but brought
no further news. ,-
It is thoughtthat ortega and other generals
have not escaped as reported, Ss they have not
arrived at Vera Cruz. .dh
1t 1t reported that the captured generals are
to be sent to France, but the soldiers to Martl-
nique.
There has been no rebel arrivals or departure
from Havana lately. The crews ofthe captured
steamers Union and Cuba have arrived at Ha-
vana from Key West.
The yellow fever has not yet made its ap,
Pearance at Havana, although the heat is ereeB-
sive. . - 3 a.. .. ....-
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15

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FEITeT,) III John D. Ogden, M. D., author and
publisher Of the above work, do hereby promIss
man who will write for It, sample copy foF perIi.
sal. The proper study Of mankind is Mas, This
vauable work 10 insued and sent forth for the ben
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language on all the diseases Of Error, including
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, IndiEeGtion,
Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay, Impotenoy,
&cJ hc-gtYinB sale, speedy, and etiectuAl pre-
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much valuable Information. All who favor me
with desire to read my work shall receive Gam-
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Address JOHN B. OGDEN, NJ D.
my lS-3m No. 60 Nassau st., New York
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15

Surgeon P. LAnsdale, ordered to the Naval
Asylum, Philadelphia.
EnsIgns F. wyleS and G. H. Wadleigh, or
dered TO the steamer Lackawanna.
Ensigus J. c. Pegrnm and G. H. Craven, Or
dered to the Housatonic.
Ensigns II. Glass and E. j. Dicknan, order
ed TO the CanandaiguA.
Ensigns NJ. Miles and A. D. Brown, ordered
10 the Iroquos.
Ensigns J. H. Sands and c. McGregor, or
dered to the TuscarOra.
Ensign J. D. Clark, ordered to the saera
mento.
Lieutenant Commander L. Pauldlng, ordereC
70 temporary duty on board Of the Steams
Michigan, a
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
nnnLn WnnnaI

"wHEsEyEa THFI CTH HEnH1s) nAy1 nm
% PoWTp. THEY DRIVE SEFohi THElf rsTo THEiR
"RANKs TIE SOUTHERN PRoPLR, AND THEY
4" WOULD AIso DRIVE ne. TRUsT THRN NOT.
I" wERE THEY AhLE, THRI would IHvADR AND
" DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCT. ABSOLUTELY
Z" ASSURED OF THESE THN0a, l An AALAZED THAT
AHY ONE COULD THINK or 'PEACR ON AMI
TERMS HR WHO ENTRRTAIFs THE SENTIMENT
" Is FIT ONLY TO NJ SLAVE IN VINO UTfERs
IT At THIS THE, NoRRoyEn, Is A TRAIToR TO
" HIS COUNTRY, WHO DRsERvRs THE scoRF AND
CONTEMPT or ALL HONORABLE MEN."-Ross-
,rdas to the General ASSs,nbly Of OHIO, february,
toR9 .s. ... .H
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
SkIrmIsIlinR,

LExRGToN, June 14.-Refugees from Mount
Sterling and Winchester have Just arrived, and
report that 800 rebels, under Peter Everett, this
morning attacked party Of the 14th Kentucky
Cavalry on Slate Creek, east Of Mount Sterling.
After q severe engagement, lasting three hours,
our forces commenced retreating slowly, fight
ing as they withdrew. Reinforcements have
been sent. Major Williams and Lieut. Will
nams were wounded, the former in the thigh.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
Attack Upon a Railroad Train and Cap
turs Of IIoEsea.

LOUISVILLE, June 1S.-A hundred rebel cav
airy intercepted a train of cara with Federal
horses, at Ellzabethtown, to-day, and captured
sixty horses, besides burning three cars. They
also broke open the Adams Express office, stole
81, 200, besides a gold watch and diamond ring,
and then LEFT, with our troops in pursuit.
LoUIsvILE, June 14.-It is reported that our
forces to-day captured the band Of guerrillas
who committed the depredations yesterday near
Elizebethtown, and have recovered all the sto-
len Government horses except twelve.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
UnGouhdsd Rumors.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, June 1.-THE propeller
John Rice, Capt. Garvin, arrived this forenoon,
from Morehead City yesterday morning. All
Is quiet, and there is no news from that de-
partment. H.a...
The rumors of the rebel gunboat Coquette
having captured several vessels on the North
Carolina coast recently, are unfounded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
The National Loan,

PHILADELPHIA, June .14.--Jay Cooke, the
general loan agent, reports the sale Of 81 ,260,-
900 worth Of i've twenties on Saturday, over
one-half being from Kentucky and other West
ern States, which. are coming up nobly to the
work. The sales will continue increasing
largely until the lst Of July, It is thought, and
there is little doubt that efforts will be made,
by capitalists and others, to take larger
aInonnts for future sales here and abroad.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
Governor CurtIn,s Proclamation.

HARRIsBuRo, June 15.-Gov. Curtin has
issued a proclamation stating that the Presi-
dent has called on Pennsylvania for hfty thou
sand men, to r.pel the invasion Of the statel
and urges the men to rush to arms to resist the
advance Of rebel troops now threatening our
border rs.. r-..s....r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
FESTIVALS, ETC.

TTHE LADIES OF FOUNDRY SAB
Il bath school will hold q Strawberry Festival
and Social Entertainment In the Lecture Room OF
their church, corner of Fourteenth and G streets,
to commence on MONDAY EVENING, 18th inst,
and continue four nights. Preliminary arrange.
mentG promise a pleasant season.
Admission 10 cents Season tickets, admitting
q lady and gentleman, 90 cents. To be had OF mem
bers OF Sabbath School. Jel6-At
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by TELEGRAPH.

MORE CAPTURES NJ THE ALABAMA.
NEW Yoak, Jrpsls, -Capaaih Lki6bart, Of
the whaling Schoonsf Kiprnsbsr. stsiss thAi
thnt vessel was eAptuped ina burned By the
plrese nsbs,ASch ths ssd u March tn latitude
l.e0 north, longitude e8.e0.
Amer stating the facts, Capt. iambsrt gives
a long card Of sdmlrlng thanka 70 the rebels
for treating him decent while aboard their
cram. EGgt .GI ELFL,t T. d,
Captain Grant, Of the ship Loulsa Hatch, re-
ports thEt ne Saiied nom Gardiner, March 5th,
for Csytou, with coal. Bhe was captured April
Sh, In lat. 50, long. % IS, and the ahiP burn
ed. Part Or her crew Joined NE Alabama. +
Both of the above Captains arrived this
morning, from Brazil, on the brig IAbotas.
GOV. CURTIN BADLY FRIGHTENED.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-The following dis
pStch has been received by Collector Thomas
from Gov. Curtin, E. -.- T. -- ~ -
WtRiam @. Thomas, Philadelphia:
The President calls for hundred thousand
men for q term not exceeding slH MONTHS
all the men so raised to be credited 70 the draft.
Lees army is approaching in force. We must
have men Immediately to check him. Can you
not raise a force at oneei The men to be
equipped and paid by the United States.
a CtrRTrg
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
ia IB-eodem

u THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
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By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
my 2e-ly Bedford, kingH County, N. u
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
DEPREDA rIoNs ON OUR COMMERCE.
More Rebel Pirates Afioat,

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE ship Bruphalus,
from Bahia, May 10th, arrived here to-day.
She has on board the captain OF the barque
Union Jack add the ships Dorca, Prince, Sea
Lark, and Dictator, all captured by rebel pirates.
The British barque Castor had arrived at Bahia
from Liverpool with cargo Of coal and am
munition for the pirates, and the pirate steam
er Georgia being in port the authorities ordered
both out Of the harbor, when they left for the
fouthward Capt. Phillips, of the ship Dicta-
tor, states that he sailed from Southampton on
the 9th ultimo, with a cargo Of coal for Hong
Kong. ....-.
On the 25th, In latitude 25 deg. North, longi-
tude 81 deg. 40 min. West, he was chased, cap
tured and burned by the rebel pirate steamer
Georgia. He was taken on board the Georgia,
when Captain Maury steered for the island OF
81. Vincents, Cape Verd, where he arrived on
the Both, but an American man-of-war being
seen In the harbor, the rebel put on full speed
for the Southwark and reached BahaI on the
18th OF May, where her prisoners were landed
Maury giving Captain Philips his Instruments
The Georgia is a common iron vessel 200 feet
long and thirty feet beam, brig rugged with a
full poop. She has very large smoke stack,
and Is said to be able to steam fourteen miles
an hour, but this is doubtful. Most Of her
crew were boys.
The following dispatch has been received
here from Wilmington, Del.
The Coquette, tender to the privateer Florida,
mas maue Blk captures OF merchant vessels
burnt four, and boarded two Of them, between
the 7th and 18th instant. The following are
the names Of the captured vessels;
Barque WhIstling Wind, of New York, load
cd with coal for Key West.
| Brig Mary Alvina, of Boston, loaded with
\ Government stores, bound for New Orleans,
burned in north latitude 81, longitude rs.
Barque Tacony, of Philadelphia, on tho 10Th,
bound home in ballast from Port Royal. This
vessel was taken and turned into a priyateer
in place of the tender, whose name was the
Clarence, Of Baltimore, and which was also a
! prize TO the Florida.
Schooner NJ. A. Shindler, Of Great Egg Har-
Dor, N. j., bound from Port Royal to Philadel-
| phia, In ballast burned on the 18th.
| Schooner Kate Stewart, of Philadelphia,
which Is now here, was bonded for g., 900, and
released.
The crew Of the brig Mary Alvina report a
vessel, name unknown, which was bonded.
i The TacOney, NJ. A. shindler, and Kate Stew.
art were captured In lat. 81 Is, long. rs 4, only
45 miles from Cape Charles. The Kate Stew,
art was released in consequence Of having &C
many ladies and other passengers. The pris
oners of the other vessels were transferred tc
the Kate stewart, except the crew of the Whist
ling Wind, who weie sent to st. Thomas on {
Danish vessel few days before the last werC
captured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-15
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