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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-18
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SidffurB issten Samias Gbsns Ssrlisb, tyinat
eis r%ffei'Ot sa&riGt ssy ussrsass ron gpt
Sur ion al Gen. ganta @rmre.
Gie prll.minarien warsn tsrsits an 6. M,
Gsn. Iajrr 0a,rimr unttrpianet unp am q
wuroen rts Werfe unp Sorts rtS 9tebsu,n psn ~.
Isrtn srupptn fsrmsa in Bets s.npmm,n. n, !
usstrssFs 1T cine unbsriasn. lie 3atf \,
Gtfansensn tstrd9t 5000.
&sin OsfsS. tatt. isit sinis.u sas,u TOT j.
uetsr9ats bsi Sort Supio fatta.funs.u. sn,.
mar rntis, aubsr stitrsilissr artiasritabuno IN.
N%srsrlsttt, wslHf sSn ZEN &:tsgtn lss,ft erwis.rt
murhe.
Gte G'ssa,n rarea ia ltets: Get fusy, an
Ssrratesn SswsIa unr ca itnsn jes gsrtimsuua
ae9sltnilttn unp peitsrsr YrUsiaut njat ,u CT,
lalt.n mar, urp lie auA aui Gptlas rur& aurs ere
Sruppsn uitt tp1sn s%uritsn. tAst linen tein. aus
aus Iall. als f4 gu utsrsstsn rsr ~ strbun.
9srn.
Gis nlaisn GtlJ,n ristt ercBtn eit5ss fr
unicnswaFsn Itsr ris 3sstasu fup I'M gus,n,
blids taum 5u t~tsre9sn, at,r sine atatia&s n,St
ist: Fer Satfr Fer Grwlltr, DER @iiifilpri, ii
9suts rem llnipnsiaifsa suu isinsu Gu,Qm his
;u isiner Wtnruns wisfsr seD1utt. Oils wsuiSu
aiatiss Grrunssni&aiten usRnsn mir bic Ginnas.
NE Ger feins Ii4tu @srts, RE ttr fart un, eel
Natur lpwstl ais Gunt gut tti&ist finn. gi
Gdtsu HIelr 0epttre, Wunitipn II. /. ~, al; ut.
~fan8ens. 50 &anonsn, meiittns ~6:ltOdtaBt, al
!, nsn 0tseraIntajcr, ein.n SrisartBtnersl UNI ETC
Stsrfsn. nit Tt;simrn.s unr GslrSiflsun III
3 Deer 4 wsitsre OsfsimtHtsr.
sitts Seipnrsrts tst FS IN essr I'M Sidtsur
. ielt ssTsn llstrrSats %esisntt.
Stsrmar v~s,irlSt Sstnfon nit sinis,r Sci
nua8, Jpn siu;utplsu, III atr Ter 2esisrs wtni!
Oeer tsiue Sorratts gu transpprtiysn. urr Cir
' man RE finf9sn mitSuiplspp:n BAT, pirl Is Gil
Ian5s Sa8r Stttn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-18
Sic nebereabs pDn Sidsbure
prov. Sssretdr.

ptrs jtst bis in ibrs tIeinatn Detail; tstaunt
p,r,sn. Is ~brltGti9t l& uamsntIiG, Rap in Zen
lestsn Sassn nod swsi tsrrorrassnpe Mifcuri
8stsQen, Gen. @artin @rssu UNI Col. Grim
SeTaa.u Tue. Die GAIL Der saruIirten SCIratsn
b.trdst ni6t wsnissr ais 1000, mUrUn obsr nnr
sriI4sn 10000 Bic 5000 Di'nittau9Iia warsu.
$4,000 Rusfdsn unN $50 RanOn'n pure,n trs
utsrt. $1,000 8sttQen msat'n patrsnO cit Be-
~lassruns s~.bltsfrn iein. IS rar.n md ratt an
Is, 900 ginpotner in rrr Start, Die, ~ttionrers
| Trautu unp Sinpsr, Etii items In 95blen lettsn.-
Die ilttsrsats sriOI9ts sum srrbtn SHE'LL in Jola.
pom Gridtpfune unO gusf&tlOfeteit auf grfsla
assr t9siIrsiIs aud, NEIL man am 4. Sult sinsr
Siurm fardtrts. Ger ts 5sluns butte su Sal
trinstn aafsn une srsRaA rann p~a9rlt.iulid
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-18

Srutalf Observation-Disclosures
'rr. las &srt Ter Sisarlipn itsint ritis VET
in Mt6Ouri. Statt pas rts Yuuz
'tt' UNI StaatsEcHpgEsu itr &usenmet auf ri.
riatctsn, taben pieie ireirs Ssjel.-
0ait lasitt Is, ais Ub tsjGs i'm Suup. nun. IN mt
'EneR 9e8en eie &aritaIsu, lcreu llnisnsasT anuna
n'8t YEN 8'fern lsrlamut. Dem oCtmpcrat"
entntlinsn mir ~fUI9snps6 slatere iibsr ii. tcreit,
9emsIptts Str6aitung ts5 0tstartsurs der Gtilix
:ctfe rGcnIitutipn" eurG Gle Srupv,n T., kerjiAe
ti9tfn Spea Guitar.
am Mittmph BEN 8. Gull Gielt Gin Sffds,
ocn Guitars Gr9imsnt rem 3frm 5artauab. 81.
saet'm Ter uQpntitutirn", aur Der Strass an I'M,
ertuneiets iIA nab isinsn, Namsu. Oils er ii,
len eriafren Bate, gas or sinem 9rrsp SOlrate,
SsfsEl, Serrn !0artau9R feit;uns9msn une ttn n;s
lsrjuI4isssH, msnn sr Niene ma8ts, T6 III rjp.r
itssn. Mii&s it Ssmanp rarein, 10 jcQ;,R Il
aua fisi en nitseritisben. 6r. Srattcu. Yoltr
Der Nctecriiten' 9ir6e, trat tin,u unp fruo m,
BENT @runre Ter gsrsaitung, IA 5ar6auot's %
saiitdt aubsr 6ras. its4s. pOrauf Ser gr.,t0
et,niaQs serGaftst purps. Capt. Wcor., Mon,
6 s.n GeiIifut9s, frasts Cen Oifstsr, pt or BIRD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-18
Srunala9e bes neusn iIpiiben
Gtaa.cubQu'S.

gin uIdHli&Er gruesr" Ter nDr,liasn Ttmps
tratis, siu Ssrr s.. 8. N%lirisns, stssHtniliGt i'm
uSrutlnn GiteraY GsTsn9u", tintm III Slide
mpnl .ri@sinsnrin Suurrals, zine iaatsmaanilte
G6riit iittr ns 8tu3ca lIiuns Der CONFEDERATION
mad itrsr 1rsnnunJ rpm sprf,u, wt!tt IsFttrs
mad tslA sttm StlatsmaNn i,rsit5 70 Sat mit rcu'
ruett it,. Gr tsjsidntt tariu ais bic t~aurtlld'
li&tn 0siatrsn rti Siesns BIC a~tioluit Ssits>
berriaait aas lis Ginpanssruns. 6plssrsss lns
siniss FER rariu sntwidelrn Vrinririsn:
Sic Re stnsrtias Ginri&tuns fE
Sdasrsi, mslhe Der Sur.n nit i~r'ulissm etclIs |
ais sinsp &u5flub Ter sEttlidtH
g0sis9sit ts.radttt urr Die Ia i'm o~estnrirs
ti1tn &rie9. ais sinsstsr srPBttnGln
m,ntt Der raj t srpttit en- bat, wirs, iastm I
fe sint. ,u "lartt 6 In wanrtrun9 er Az
niessrs artsit stp09ntsu SOItsllait strttn'
t, tin smti Is 9pGwsrt gr5sn eai umltG5r'i-
len hes Strsssus nab gVItst~ritIii isin. QUE
wsl6sm, ME aus rtr Battle rtr %anrpya, Sssr'
leu UNI llatsr3au9 iIr ale slcpuElit:n srFs1tH
IT.
v8tun aua tfm q amrn nla cine Sttpas'
Iii, ii unItrt CONFEDERATION w~snig!rnt t1atlatila
t.ine Oemvtratte Su&sn mir ratr
iere Spur rapitaltr Gsmplratit,
lien. M1gl Tx ttit Ger SerausFiIps
uns elmer GolttbtrrGait au3auS
ROTTEN. 9aItn mir nur Eie Gsbilrtttn uap
- Gitjtni9;n, rtI4. cin firtfttt Snttrts an
- sinss Butsn Staa~tfYsrwaIluns tat.n. lar 9ttsis'
rung gu. Ssin Gueldpper, FER l4 mad
SssnDi9unS sss Samples in u%nitrtu aanOs nis'
>. asrllbt, WerrejsmIls u BabI!srt1 D.
;, iiSuns3u9sla6sn. 8tnn mir niSt per
:. binssrn tVun.n, RAP Fer said Der 8Vbttt
lump peSger6rehent, rcr FS c9ne lnt.r
laB aus gtn OrfdnsnisR uuD CATER
n tG6lsnGurcpa's er3isat, aud itsr unjt
'gr Qanp rfrtrsint psree, 10 t0nn,n mir rrfnial.ns ii
uuItesar:n 8irEuu9sn etIlt.n AMI Gsu Srsaui.
RS mus anisrss StaatsleSsns auei8lts6tn.
~ Sslr netsUsnriB, ssau4tu mir aud ein.n 9 ;,
'st M 0sensesnius, iowOtI fur etnsetrrsuc, al
nt' fir 6rsn1oe. Gs III taum nbtsts, ea3 ltca 0
8strauSts I~r9umsnt 81 pisper9olsn, sab rer ..
'ss Tssnes elm nett srUb.r.s Snt.rtIt an elmer gu
fS ten Understanding bat, ais FER gs6Blpis, .
lei Staaisnmpal,unssn uiat5 s%srIieren, at.r ri
F9 S~spinnsn tana. - Soranu 6ranGsn nit ltrsnss
SsSun,un9 Ger Qualification iar TTsntIi4s 4sa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-18
SsFtrsn Gits, Is. Suit 1863.


Sn Ter GsIe GpuntY Union Emancipation 9sasut
rurss bsitlu1tn:
ia tie iosenannts Gmaneipattcns- 8 htnan, FER
Ssrj6isleum @pnssutiOn Gin gstru9 unp cine llus
flu ii;
Dawtr III Ntiiuuri pbnt ttnt
reri q lungs N asise Staat6rsgtee
lebsn unb tetnt ura6e su
finefn 4. atsier r@ssolutiUs
mare 3ufani hsrDin9f nod wsiter
ert alten werpen i|pllte;
0a ri4ti8e UNI tisfetnssiisnps Strdnssruu-
gen in uulersr 1880 anSenrm.Hsnsn Staa.ivsr,
iafans sttietsrii4 nct9nsnHt8 ftnr;
Ge5talt
Sti@lUllsn, fab mir bic ginttruiung cinsl
u.uen Convention hsiIrpprtsn, UNI cine n.ue Scr.
faFuns fir rem 8rstfaat Mifouri aussuar
tsitsn.
SsiaIofien. ras mir nit stm in ct. Soul
am 9. Suli snaunttm Auai4ub 6. s. Sun;
$50. u. ~ fir risitn 3wtd 50 ammsuarbstts
wpusn.
8sidIUiien. siss SslslaNc in olcn lsga
len Ct. Souls :3situnssa uno Ter 3iTpuri Sta
limss gu %psrb1snttiasn.
:. Gss. 50. q. GurrH
/ prVs. grafgsr
t. Glirtp GtuieL
al prVp. Sssstdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-18
Afrinanner Tolkshlatt.
gamsta9 DEN IS. Smli 1868
IA Bir fnO auttpriIrt,
perm cza,nes SO. StpeuS,

tsn scssnrartiasn Sntater aes amtes, as Cans
ttsus fir ras 8iGteramt res 8. Sueicial Giitrit-
ts' onsaasi9.n. @atI am srilen @uutag mad
rem uRsH Gisnlas i'm NUYsmter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-07-18
aat benz S6laef.Ips s.tSsttt
o''~a"''ts nesf strwunrstsa gefaas
9tnen
Gtianssnt
Total
unEr g"eFIult an @tt6atstsn, gtrwuus,t,n ,,s

""I'' S'''uIt HH VslVottten, Wtriruntetfn nm
StrmlBtsn bstrast in aasm nur 23O.
lie Hspeusn frastn sat nit alrtia.ris ouss,<
aitst; ls tatttn Is bis 20 @.iSas. RON her e.
ftsn eOrts uni lire @iuststsu ,par,u ron Gus,n,
UNI anesrm a%ussssei&n.ttn @Oeeatn.
Gas 2. artanIas RsSsrss assimtnt Iea. ma K
grtntib 'issnsn @Ortsn. fa ausssei&n.t a.,SIs,
gen uns i'm ~Psittsftn 6susr pis gstsrau.n ssaaw.
ben Battn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

Postmastma General Blair, in a re-
cent speech ot Cleveland, Ohio, thus spoke
of the Presidents emancipation procla-
nation and it's fruits
:" That measure which as Comman.
dcr.in-chief the President rightfuIly
adopted under the Constitution and in ac.
cordance with national law. to obtain the
cooperation Of the whole race of people,
and which involves both life and freedom
in its results when proclaimed. was be.
yond revocation by either the civil or
military authority of the nation. The
people once siaees in Gie rebel States con
nsrer ogaia be recognized as such ly tie
United States. No Judicial decision, no
legislative sciion, State or national, can
be admitted TO re-enslsve n people who
are associated with our own dcstinies 10
this war of defense to save the Govern
ment, and whose manu- mission was dsem-
ed essential to the restora ton and preser-
walton Of the Union and to its permanent
peace"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Harrisburgh. juno 20

Operations were commenced on our
side by portion of N. Y. cavalry repi-
ment taking twenty rebel prisoners at
McConnellsburg.
Col. Lawson with 3 portion of the l27th
ia. regiment, mounted. captured squad
OF rebels. who were marauding on this
side the river.
We hold Chambersburg, and the cit
izens are arming and terrifying.
Gen. Couch has ordered the place to
be held. The Notifications opposite the
city are finished and considered imprec.
nable
The rebels are known to be s 900
strong at Hagerstown and Williams port.
The rebels hold the north bank OF the
Potomac river from Cumberland to Har-
per's Ferry.
Gen. Kelly. drove them out of Cum
berland. and when they left, they threat
tened TO return to furnish themselves with
horses and forage.
The rebels bave already done an i'm
mense amount OF damage.
1t is thought that Gen. Rhodes is on
posl1e Wllllamsport with 1000 rebels.
Gen. lAboden is reported AS advancing
but this is considered doubtful.
The Secretary of War, says that he
will sustain Gov. Curtin ia his promise to
send the troops here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Washington, june 10.

Our cavalry engaged in the fight
Wednesday at Aide was under command
of Fitzpatrick, The rebel cavalry con-
sisted Of q portion of Fiiz Hugh Lees
brigade, commanded by the rebel Col.
Rousseau. The rebel force of cavalry and
mounted infantry had come from the d.
rection of Smokers Gap, and arrived at
Aide two hours before our force reached
that point.
The rebels, getting warning of Kilpat-
rick's approach. posted themselves in
commanding positions with their mounted
sharpshooters placed behind stone walls.
Fitzpatrick charged upon the rebel ad-
vance and drove them furiously through
the town. The rebels made a stand on
the other side, where was posted bat
terry of four guns on the road to Ashby's
Gap, and the rebel cavalry posted Them
selves along the wooded hills and stone
walls towards Smokers Gap. Here des-
perste charges were made by our own and
the rebel cavalry
After q fight OF over three hours, with
varying success, the rebel force seemed
to be gaining some advantage, when the
regiment of Col Donley, which had been
detached from the division for that pur-
pose, came up to the contest, and by a
desperate charge against the rebel battery
Of tour guns and a regiment of mounted
Mississippi infantry, the tide was turned
10 our favor and the rebels were routed
with great loss. and all of the enemy who
had not been killed were captured. But
the victory was dearly bought BY the loss
of the brave Col. Donley, who fell NOR.
tally wounded.
The rebel force was the advadce of
Gen. Stua-t's cavalry. who, it is alleged
by prisoners, was advancing then through
Aide with the expectation of making a
new raid.
We captured over 100 prisoners aud a
battle flag belonging to the 9Th Virginia
cavalry.
The fact that the fight was so desperate
is exPlsiaed by tho importance of the po=
sition to be gained, that is. the command
ing gap at Aide between the Bull Run of
kattakon ridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
ashiugton. June 10.


The Navy Department has received
from Admiral Dupont the particulars at
tending the destruction of Bluifon, South
Carolina. 1t appears that on the Sd inst.
be ordered Lieut.. Bacon to proceed with
the Col, Donoughan in this expedition.
The army forces from Hunters command
numbering 10000, embarked on the
transports under command Of Col. Baston
~ order OF this officer the town of Bluff.
ton was destroyed by fire, the churches
there only being spared The rebe!
troops there made several charges on our
forces, but were driven back.
Button being entirely destroyed the
soldiers rs-embarked, without a casualty
aud returned to Hilton Head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

ton, We can not consider them In unison
with those who have left all, and taken
their lives in their hands end gene to de-
fend their country and their all that all
such secret political associations. are mure
or less in league with the enemies Of our
common country, and would ask all hon.
est citizens to beware Of them.
7th. While We have to lament the hard
toll and struggle through which our fen.
low citizen soldiers have to pass. and the
many privations they have TO undergo !;
also the many patriots. who have laid
down their lives for their beloved coun.
try, and her institutions, and thus leav-
ing desolation and mourning in many
family; yet We cannot but feel highly
gratified at the firmness and valor they
have shown, aud will ever pray the Al.
mighty hand that can only project them,
to shield them and give them such sue
cess, as will speedily bring them home as
the most honorable Of our citizens aud
that we will ever hold those who have
split their blood for their country's good,
and TO protect our fresides, in the high
est esteem.
9Th. We would here embrace the OPP
portunity of asserting, that the Admins
traIion or executive Of the Government,
or the party that elevated it to power, as
part of the Constitutional Government
of the United States have done nothing
whatever to give offenss to any party--to
encourage or bring on this uncall ,d-for
rebellion, as they have never done any
thing but what the Constitution and laws
gave them q right to do. and therefore.
the whole crime Of treason lies on those
who have lifted arms against their common
country, and those who sympathise with
them and thus gave them all the en-
enlargement they could.
9th. That the Secretary, forward
copy of this to the keokuk Daily Gate
City, and the Bloomfield Guard, for publ
cation. After which, the meeting was
concluded, by giving three rous ng cheers
for the soldiers. three for speakers, aud
three rousing cheers for the ladies that
we're present.
1RvIs SwISNKY,
Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Philadelphia, June 10.

The subscription agent reports the sales
oil ss,osI 200 5-20's, for five days of this
week. ending to-day.
The local subscription has fallen of
temporarily, OIL account of the excite
ment.
Application was made yesterday by
Zen Couch. for the services OF General
Henry Nj. Nagle, who is now near entire.
ly recovered from his severe illness, 10
hid the State troops, but it was peremp.
toriiy refused by Halleck. This refusal
Is sincerely regretted, MS the advice OF
able men here and experienced army Of.
hcers is greatly needed at Harrisburg
Gen. Maggie, although not able to resume
active service In the field, is willing ,c
test his strength in defense OF his native
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
st. Louis. lime 10

The Democrats Vicksburg dispatch
soys at Q o'clock last Saturday morning
our approaches from Sherman's corps
wrrspushed through to the rebel rife pits
and to within 20 yards of one OF their bas-
tions. The enemy threw lighted shells
over the parapets on our approach, and
received in return % hand grenades. 60
of which exploded, driving the rebels out.
Friday the enemy cut the timber away in
the roar of their lines and opened on us
with ! | inch shells and two or three siege
guns Gen. Logan sienced their mortars
with his So-pounder Parrots and 90 poun-
ders.
Thirteen gunboats patrol the river be-
tween the bayou and Youug's Point. The
gunboat Mermaid destroyed the town of
Eunice Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Near Vicksburg, June II.

Increased cannonading this morning.
Logan's division has been engaged. The
enemy resisted our advance on the cen
trail portion OF their line.
1t is drought the rebels are expanding
The remainder of their ammunition, be-
fore final capitulation.
Johnston is said to be fortifying the
east bank of the Big Black. 1t is sup
posed, for the purpose Of preventing our
army from crossing,
Late Vicksburg papers received At
headquarters, contain nothing important.
but speak of severe casualties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

General Banks, 10 his off cial report,
thus speaks Of the conduct OF the negro
troops under his command at Port Glib
son /:
On the extreme right of our line post.
ed the LIST and 3 / regiments Of neg,o troops.
The lst regiment OF Louisiana engineers,
composed exclusively Of colored men, ex.
cepung the officers, was also engaged in
the operations Of the day. The position
occupied by these troops was one Of im :
portance, and called for the utmost stead
mess and bravery in those to whom it was
con6ded.
IL gives me pleasure to report that they
answered every expectation. Their con-
duct was heroic. No troops could be
more determined or daring They made
during the day. three charges upon the
batteries Of the enemy, suffering very heavy
losses. and holdisg thsir position 1t night
fall with the other troops on the right OF
our line. The highest commentator is
bestowed upon them by all the Off cers 10
command on the right. Whatever doub,
may have existed before as to the eficicn.
cy of organizations Of this character. the
history OF this day proves conclusively to
those who were in . condition to observe
the conduct Of these regiments, that the
Government will End 10 this class Of troops
elective supporters and defenders.
The severe test to which they we're
subjected, and the determined manner in
which they encountered the enemy, leave
upon my mind no doubt Of their ultimate
success. They require only good officers,
commands of limited numbers and care
ful discipline, 70 make them excellent sol
diers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22
Memphis, June 10, via Cairo June 81.

Memphis, June 10, via Cairo June 81.
Official adviccs from Vicksburg to the
lG.h are received.
The siege progresses slowly, but sure.
Orr total loss during the past week, is
estimated at not less than 40. Not over
Q or III died.
The garrison continued vigorous firing
musketry and shells up to the time the
dispatches were written, but with what
success, is not known.
An attack from Johnston is looked for
daily, but each day lessons his chances Of
accomplishing anything.
Guerrilas still active at various points
in Mississippi.
Nothing has been heard from the cav
airy expedition sent out by Gen. Hu,lbut
TO Chicasaw Bayou.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

Nothing OF general interest has trans.
pfea ID Tie State Convention for the past
,hree days. The Emancipation Commits
zee haa q third meeting to day and agreed
apoa report which will be presented 10
'as Convention By Gov. Gamble to.mor.
Tow A'oi
ne report is signed BY seven of the
h'ne members OF the committee md ! ~
a'ssoso 70 recommend that slavery shall
go. absolutely IN 1876 Ii prohibits the
imn 'gfat'on Of slaves from otler Stata.
...h ~ p''.ses no opinion regarding the
SUBMISSION Of the otdiaance to ,ho ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-22

1NHk ADyk1TIskk HAVING BEEs REsroR.
u cd 10 h>slth 10 sfew wssas, by a very .inp..
r~s'shJ, alter having snuefei .er-l year. vim
ssysre iahE Anecuoh, and that dread a,s~sss. gou.
sunption-i anxious make kne~r 10 his T. NV AMI
tsrsrs ths nsssps Of sss~
10 ali vho dssiso Il. he win send copy OF the pre-
scfltien used tres Of ebsfgt h lLs arsetion. isr
Sfrparihs anu usfhz ING Ssus, rnvy WITH nus
seas C' ne iof cosrva.Tros, AsrssA, BRos.msr ..
nc The Only object Of N. advertise In cen ling thr
''ssrr t'os i' TO svnsnt he sfe'.d ssd sp,sad In
r'na"n ~hleh he eonssisss 70 Is iassiastis sod b.
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Address JOHN b OGDEN ND,
No. % NASSAU Stissi, New Yvrk.
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Miscellaneous.


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New York, june 10.

The Mercury has special. stating the
rumors OF battle at CenIeville are un-
true. There has probably been some
lighting at Leesburg, and number of
skirmishes in front of Washington. No
battle has been fought or will be for a
couple days, if at all.
Lees headquarters are near the old
Bull Run battlefield. His army extends
IN semi circle in front of our ranks, and
can be massed at any moment for battle.
Gen. Rockers army has been so plac-
ed a. completely to protect Washington
and Baltimore.
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Sunday Night Report.
Especial to Herald.l
Harrisburch, June 20

AHufI'sUuISf ft JuHc ~
The rebels force in Hagerstown this
morning was l,500 1t cannot be they
have q force concentrated between Ha.
gerstown and Williamsport
The report that the rebels are within
two miles Of York, caused general stam-
pede this An 1t proved unfounded and
order was restored.
From beyond Greencastle our scouts
report no signs of the enemy.
There are between fifty and sixty CON-
panies of Eknnsy lvania militia here and
every looks more cheerful.