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HEADQUARTERS 5rH REoIxENr, Va. M,
Wheeling, May 20, 1868

General Order No. 81 II - -.
obedience to General Order No. from Brigade
{,i hieaoq1arters, the companies composing the 5th
regiment " NJ. will assemble at their respectye ma
.ASe grounds as follows, every Saturday at O'Clock
r n precisely, until further ORDERS for rlll and in
seventh street, East Wheeling " ''N -OS' u
Capts Goudy, Mckee and Smitb's ropDapjas ~
centre wheeling Market House. : - :
Spt SSspt. GGaylors company at Sweeny's bricl.yard.
SSaPI Gassi company at La Belle Warehouse
wS5slI SaPt; Adams company at Market square, East
lan's grocery. S1'N P4'i'e - 4aAu-
will sec that the roll ia called at not
Ater han ~ minutes after o'clock ITO allow for
IN timel and all absentess noted thereon
4nu st returned promptly to the Adjutant of the
Morning reports must be made promptly after each
Ttn' 1no tne condition of the arms Iand accou-
tEShehts particularly reported to the AdiutanF
6aen dr1l must continue ut least two hours.
Ny "fuer Oh J. MCCLUNEY,
= d. sFALLAAN, Adjutant. my22 I'm
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~ SeSl9II SttoiI NOTICES Double the above rates.
~ early Advertising reasonable teFna acoor.
ns 70 the space occupied and the number Of changes
All .glts.lg ~ 10
ara ~ % transient persons strang
CUISINES 81 Cards not exceeding hve lines SO
20 tor sx mouths, but for shorter period nothinS
viii be counted less than square
The privilege of Annual Advertising Il limited 20
t1e AdVerttsers' own Immediate business ANA All
Eslsements for the beneft of other prsons aE
eS All legal and adyeFtisements
suction sae9 and real estate, ,sent IN BY them mus
DO paid for at the usual rates. 30 iTIzH ~ ~
directions will be insert ed until forbId and bs s
accordinRly. go - - Ntiu SflSt lsea
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
Marriages, Noicesof Funerals, and announcements
oi sermons, 80 cents zach. - nonH1l-I6o
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solution Of the 5Oldegt Problem
known to CiYnIzRtion--Oiac ~
the Source OF the NIle4A LorRa I,SISs
Near tho EQuatOFsl .iu4H = -
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Cotton Salas-

,Ls pn5snsnso Of authority conferred upon me by
given to whom It may concern, that there viii be-
sneS at Public Auction ofeapturcd and
~ honday, aud in the city Of Cincinnati on the I'd
M,9nday ot every month"; instead of the sale at Mem
phts as heretofore advertised y : -
the hrst ale will take place at Cincinnati on the
10Th day otJnne next. Dated June Ist, 1868.
jpn4 Supervising Special Ag;t Tfeasy Dept.
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John Reid John R. Miller, Geo. K Wheat.
Geo Mende, John ZeOckler, SAM Mcclellan,
G. FranzheIm, Jas. n. Vance, Alex. Laughlin.
,INnIs COMPANY having been duly organized. are
prepared to take risks at tRir rates on buiIdinEs
OF ali kinds merchandise. manufacturing estabis6-
rDents, furniture, steamboats, aud cargoes on the
Western rivers and lakes, and aIso ON the lives a.
persons for term Of years. This Company ofIerS
superior inducements to farmers, whereby they can
ing home institution, composed of some ninety.four
stockholders, most Of whom are among our best bu-
sness men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly At.
tended to by the Secretary.
Olioe, No. Mcclure House, being the same for
merly occupied b. Adams Express Company.
JOHN REID, President. =
sAM'L MCCLELLAN, Vice-President.
No. l, Mcclure House. being the same ohice formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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gailgg gutRll1gRuter
TERms OF ADVERTIsING,

HNALY1soIIp LINES OF NoHPARRII, (oR oNR IHoH 1oR
. LEss, GAKK SoUARE
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THE FAMILY GOLDEN & GIANT
SAMUEL p. WHETHER

ATTORNEY
COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, SOLDIERS oI.ATNTs
.=tii AND OERTIFLED ACCOUNTS.
A Ii Officers. Soldiers, or seamen, disabled T., tt
slon tor ite and in case Of their DEATH the widow,
Sndren mother or sister OF any such ofcsr
the bounty ofOne hundred dollars and All bSci @
que: que MY Zee In each case is FIVE DOLLARS If t6a
case of failure. N SnAhdE 10
S Certified Accounts collected on the most reasOps
w36S'S No $50 Fourth street. ear the oourthOuso.
mRrl4-tf
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NUMBER 249.
The unILsd statas

- vs.. ----- : N
The goods and chattels, credits
and effects Of the Bank OF the
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ATN a.
Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CT
ASSETS JULY L. 1ssa.

CASH AND TREASURY NOTES, on
hand and deposited on CALL and In
AgSnss, gg sdSsg RSRds s2el seT ss
Boston, st. Louis, Philadelphia, and
UNITED STATES and STATE STOCKS,
New York, Ohio, Ksntucky, Tennes-
see, Missouri Michigan, Indiana...... 6s5All 6S
sEqgklyp; 3sSssy Gisy, New YoFf....; 2asOao 90
New Haven, Boston and Worcester,
Conn 1O74l9 90
AOKE9AGE 16S,2OO 90
RIAL ESTATE, Unincumbered.......... s7.96S Is
Total ,48s, ,lS8 10
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CTTrzENS9
Fire, Marine & Life Ins,'DcgGO
OF WHEELING, VA.
DIRECTORSf

ON w WAIHI1LI4N19 v "A.
DIRECTORSf ssr-rt
John List, LIS Dolaplain, Michael ReilIy,
Jacob Berger. EN-. Norton, ThoL sWeeney,
a. B. Caldwell, ]. %. Harbour, And P. Woods.
" This Company IL owned and managed by
many Of our most wealthy and influential MeF-
chants. Thelr Office has lately been removed to No
Z, Mcclure Houso building, and IS fully Organised
and prepared TO. take riSk9 on Frame and Brick
Butldlng9 Manufacturing EstAbli6hments, StoekS or
Merchandise, Household Furniture &e Co. On
Hutls Of steamboAts, Barges, FlatboatS, and their
eargoCs upon the Western rivers and on steamshps
stea mSoatS and Sailing Vessels, and their oarEoes
aud accommodating tsrmS. " -'S9
WV. sHRIVER, sec'y, '---N : ='E>@N'' ES'-5's Rt
9osFAsF's o''l0E No. I, M'LUnI HOvur Bur1Duo.
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From the Bottom Adve-fltif,.r %

Captains Speke and Grant have discoy.
cred the answer to question which has
perPlexed the world over since the time 81
iHerodotus! "With regard 10. the sources
of the Nile," said the RaShfr Of History.
more than two thousand three hundred
years ago,I"I have found snoione among all
those with whom I have conyersed, iwheth-
er Egyptians, Libyans or Greeks, who pro.
fessed to have any. knowledge, except
single person" whose story, was untrast-
worthy. Cesar is, reported to have said
that he would abandon. Warlike pursuits if
he might have a certain hope of seeing the
sources of the Nile. Horace alludes to-
.ss sRSntium qui oalat OriEinsS s6
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INsU An CE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
OF WHEELING, VA.
DIRECTORS.

CAPITAL 3 $4,000
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WHEELING va. TUEsDAY .MORNING. JUNF 8. 1853
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19
LATEST NEWS
Nv York. Ney. IL

asW ~xs NoS. ~
The Pof> Wssb:ogsaD cofresp aa.Dt Gays
"i.ess va. soipe a.sputs uy-r aa suoslns
s7sstion. ." tie tEs: Doss General N.sde
iesre tu sdvspcs npsn tie enemy! l. 10
c'sf,ss1 ty some ., tis :r.rnfs tbal he coss
dsGs. 10 iEsh on At tle-, buL that Gsss,.
ii aii--s ~ opposed u. ~ tbs uthsr hanI
q is SAT shat 80 - btn .t-8e .ut tssl. nat-
i~ek are are .is. 70 'tritt er a1ysrce shall
ts msie tti- NtI r., tn. ftE. ~. Pre- iient
insis'- u n iacre - as9us Ii s.tias b.for. NE
NiLitr coz II IT, ~; - ca lie ,iers-
lions until mex spring. lila sio2e!sr cou-
d''On ct thing. ,sst q, east tour oiffsreLt
iD >u Lss- II t.,4-a.ios o. t-ile o.f.s.d TO
tne fur;tsr tosecu.io. ct the asr lei yer.
e-r rin Of 'vo thugs: ths, G-n U.iis.k Is
uvt ~sgsr tor ana.hsr hrt.ls On ,hs sc .hern
q - = =, Nto9aaan5oti. aGd th-l Gea.rA!
Fe-at j. s.ueral ~ was ,irg- - 4, ~
beti; eCs.e. 49,. "a .ssas & gxre.attos ~ ana
hes gser ts-. . & ri l. ae sbea4g ali, ,iss
hI.n ast siac u = = frtr .tsi' 30 eii rtsn..
~ hstt'- be a'lifty the hazard. .rne. : 4
Msad- fe ..fntsa & n.rst th tai t,area
nous time. iu. ss-a he IL cenvi.c. ~.
ts IN i.is pa~ss /. dc the array a.c.I Gel
Lac
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19
90
iie ial I, Tines
" axtytx aJa

" ArHiS olCs, NOV -.
Tie Immense number { I non ,rude
ing slsres in / South ae / 81 b.co,n
lns an incul.us wulci, the c snanc pAtion
proc' iniatiJa WAS 20. ne Il Il 10 bauish
~ gooa times. Over million /, ayes ,,-
moved fronn tie t,urder ) att.s now i1,t
10 Inc Conicderac,, are hp.dle in
Gporp a o:sc 70 Go S me the substance
viii !, nj. hi Others Sc sl-tan Drayp's
army curing the winter. 1t = the Lpn
on - inthy. not o.ly here hut at the
S"n.h, th that army, now deprive. Of
III ST. PIES rom Text, Tenaes &c, and
K. tnck, v 50 u lave no alternative
but 10 >uri end,r {, tie ucccs.trs ui
bu" g r, unle Gen. Grant, y. now seems
prrbabl", forces 20 a new acti. .i,,. 10
give Nay nDdcr sacha p.essurs would
not be considered by The ci,lsaIv 1i.-
b noTahie. Il woall at any rate be
de med K M oi ex sc for doing t.at
10 which the sword al Jne has rot vet
compelled them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

OuR Indian summer got good duok.
',s !ss night, IN cnn.sqienes OF whi h oar
az e.t are tua Jy a. J Lu,iG.ss .. L.sn ~.
ii. Gull to.d4y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

BsoTs. I!ales is .elebla.e,l r,r his
ca.tora noot.. IA! - NJ shol, epto.r ci sta
And BrsGy, and ieav. iour easarss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

Ir rcu want go d variety Of the
bee. ws.s.r Arpl's. call - l. L. Orh-, op-
po.i,e City Drug si"r~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19


Gas. BAK gR.-Wc a.e glad t. i-sra
,bss Co'. ~,cr~ soy elect, "a. ar,ssmln-dt
res ain 6sn B,k.- ia n posi sn .h,rh he hss
90 shi. flied cu'in2 tn. pss- tvo y.-rs We
hazard ut'hiog ia -, ing tbs ,h.rs 10 20 sas
10 NJ Unto" 10 which 'he Ao iisat ,n-rsis
uffics has bssD batter Conducted than in Iswa,
and certainly n 10 state he's IL bssn done at
go stasii 90 .xp-n>s G-a baker 10 rm; hstic.
all, r1S're.s nsa sni ~ssker, e.wsJs AZ
tis tost. cousf.uGs 10 :is dea ~, - VIII oil.
Whistler r.en ~ poor. iad.f, sshe - b. 7is-
: lch.r9e CT his tut'ss, nr..r .s.s,ng r. sv ID
say r., ot.'b'i., - in.. tbs mha for
I tie place IS eosv"ey N,a,.
! We don't know Syeu sh authority ,hs
I Nsps publishes ,hs shove tts.emsh. La: 80
,re-aue II Ia. ihs cod oi ,h- nssis ..e,t,d
@ v-,n,- - :b,: eff-et. .hou,, 10.
noihrg Il he proposed II 81 sio,. OF tis term
asf.s v,ih this Aeg. a. - IL. as,i
~si:'i Gen. Baker has d,-gifyed s. ss All.
G-n@rsi 81 isis State. IA ita il a-iran. t.e
as- tesr gBt.g.ns srd eussRetia. Ne .sz.sd
noting IL So finy ttat in ths a4.c Lsree o. lis
I oihefa: i tie re his dune the s1.x oi - Il
m.n, do.s !. veil AID At 81. txpsls. lar lees
Ia irorof .sr then ias..ssi !, s'i.sr I.
jl'4rt D.ns-a! l.. az STATE y! III oaioa Ioi
-! ii.sset' 80 lie s@i. o .bu! he sefi.e 5tDisr>
ssrios Fret l. eri.uant IL ~. Iui.prs
! .ervic. VI, 80 ., kn.w ut he ie b.it.cii,
,t'is!!-a witB nis sa!-if. taa u a. osii 10
| 'ui canli :'rsca slo suaas hat the dasi.s
81 tRr ''os ion uir III. tae eJr p-ura'.ou 81
! t,x 4tssr la -t,si!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

L. ) HsGtDs..,
H0usa. Sign, Ornamental md Frcseu
ga = rT r.. r. --s.
Va, ) frcnh.n Il OK o5.us f'a.t C,,:ce ~ stairs
4 III. Ok RS FOX !aIN INi OF AN.
stvie Or qi.ity a:f4f uci 10 promptly, and
complete sa,istaction guaranteed IL ali Gases
tive inS 4 cait. sp22-lt;
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19
CLa1E,.gu Nnv *

CLesEL,GD, Nov. ls
Gov. Iaics. OF H.. Maj Gn. Rose
cas-, S,rator Sho'msn. Of Ohio, with
a ! the pr,i; ;'..n; ,ai''osd men CT the
conn: y, are here att nd,., lie opeuin.
# tie Atlantic ard G.ea. Weston Il.
l.. Tie hoieis ar. sul.
Eoselan. hti'l y ,e e;tion LIST night
lie a. vlsi .d hA s,.' i.Glnb rs.
he San II X, exc ten eli, has ti;ei
ont. and III ! % ere be = II, hon e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19
nis. GO. ". Mcs Ain,

nHYa,CiA> a. SUuohcN. ttlCL-
in rao3ndit.c,!S 0Ser the P.. oG.ce.
DR. GEo. ". McCAnS's rss,sieuce east siGe
Il I'D Y, second do, T from curhsr Oi V'l.
ian y-tv:,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

=. So &c. a. SEQ =
A rtuRhES AnD CoUNStlot 81 -
n and Notary Public omee, Hotth- ~
,.pe.ol brady ard .iecoac streets. III -st...7s
ae-aree ~, ifrYrf sf-csi ny
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

!. n A.. r.snA '""H y = -"
r,.S as 4 ~ ssSs s.s&s
I4UNSf shcCUU aSrLttS Al ~
~ urrl. 4. t,avernoil bi":R, NJ ~, As'a =
second t'oa-. 'ans-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

WAITED, for The Winter noaih., q
ANAL or rneoin.n szs.i ,srrisltJ house. I'd
dsess Is, boz s'b, port uf;re 3.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

80. -. ~ , c,s
ss..at,scssas,, sss. s':lss'' ssss-
. .FTht AND #Loli}t Hts On "t>t
Fifth street, n.st iGos rss' ut Congregation
.s-s6g
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IAmIS u, A,AlxELl.

SUR rsc tuaSG,
= ,OHEk. OF IOWA AND FtNFB Sfishk9s
II i..uapn.rI Inrs n.rr
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), ~. IL a.. s.is. p. a..
Ynul >isIaS ANl ~ nGSOA. ~ HiIE.
basement S,.,e sauk bu!iine- i.esd-rc.
,h Fit, a.sss, D.tseen GRADY aad tprr3 s'rostS
LIN -. nnrt Inv t,Av t.-.hs M n
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paM s.~rsfaer-itIps.

-, :, ,,c.s }. @ii.Sct- psf
S3ssssA A sssSass.,
~r-reSors 1t. raos, Dalon q Laacsta
VuAvE REMot tED TO TIE NLN cAflCL
II c,,ner Of Main and Third streets.
go I.se tirOk 4 URIpi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

qIoRxEY ANu CIUNSEl0h AT IAN
u a.a Nutary inhI-
GsFtcs -lssv. rs.al's SEX, Lei re, ie.a
Particular a;t.ntic. p.tn .ucui,ci"l- Il sc =
Cooo,y. lm)s-niy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

RI ~
i r. 0.u. 40, ~. ~ "a, i
! tfs- 'nf oCLp, nv ~. sn4 Dr a = ~
aoiE5
:,
IT You want 20 u variety oi The
bs.. w,.t.r A,.pi.s. .su at. T. or,.. Or.
po.i,e ClY Ifuy St.r~
WANTED, for The Winter noath.. 3
u,f f..tl - a.,
a's'' >. ooI "'"' l''' 'i''e o.
.
DscTs.-i!Alsf - ''eiepiasess iJr hls
ca.tona noot.. Iai! - h!- .sof,, .srosr cf sti
And kr,oy svd io.v.,on, c....r4s
Oru InI;.n sunn,.r 30. oo,l 1,y
'nS is's h'gh'' III c'"''q iehes OF wal oar
a. Ell are i"a ~ A1I LusiGtss L as bssn . ~
ii. au;,t,a4y
1HE rush az W d ser st,l continues.
H. n
n''''-' "''p "a '"Ff''a r." ~. 4 ''
never 60 comp e:s as At he "resvot .tn-.
III ExPRzss.-- II ac.@uIth bss lust
,..
- t'"' :" - "'"" o
esci jsat 'ecsi'ed .. * i.t-
FARRAND has tho iirest add iar1 .st
.to.s ~ n !. ca,.dt.,, 80, =, h,,.v,
'''' '' - "a 'A''"ao'' 'si"e
al! snl sss
-,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

a..af,. sAs Ia,
4, y,utsAtA M, :tn A3Li.N,, - Le i
- ard Aota, lae!.c Ufi II 1T i"'se lstea
t.,..,tt l.wa InsZ~.f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

31utAlY AM GDUa>ti,uh AT .tS
- tsI.,.tsai ot t'.v iii""h, w tlsf. :" +
~ , ,;.e....' t,rv ~N; d.j
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

Military unifc'ms anl Equipments
f..na:.ri At hort ruiiee I, :rstn, !, ~. !.
" 81 secuuu sii.et
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s.lItN .sil.ltialI
f:". and ss.,.. ssosntus
ME- ilApistSsl,

.,,NIl.Y Glto Ea: 4 Els CONSTANTLY
1 on 1snt tae he9t qu ii'y OF rog.sion., tot
low = e., kcrcsane H., ETC.
seeoai street, hetweea READY anl Perry, De-
rerp1t. iso.It -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

naA.ER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
- Matt, u,l Cloth Mating, :'lndo~ shafts
Ac Ast- =. cun4 L. next q. or TO Perry. ly.i
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,H.s wn.lrAKs.,
Nah. 4. hliON n,

l1chAEY AAp co. N>hLull .! Lan
r. ugt.,k on MIR ~tf'"t, II. tla.t . b'o, =, "
-. IL, - a.i
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s. n. UE,... W. 4.

5. a. W Ett, ". a..
T1uYSIClAk AND SURGEON. OtFtts s
j sad residobce No. -, eosn.r slGin am ih'Tt
roots. mort, l,wa+ lG'yi {"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

JANIS u. HAixELl.
4 COMMISSION lkOi Ct MIktiaA !.
Il Agent Tor herIine's Sales snd tai tanks
sc.,cse I,,o,auiic Cement, Plaster i..is and
hair.
Ms F.ont street.
Davenport. Iowa. May IA 1853. Oily
NEW pENNSN NLvANiA uOIcF.
SNOkNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS
u davenport, Iowa. DAVIS d soss.Pr r'esoEs
Eres Omnibus to ani from the cars. ce o.
star es ieavus for !eClaire Princeton, Lyons, Do
Nitf. Maguaketa n .amcsa.
E~v@ One Doll ar por dsv suszi
.,clt.tF e. ,NbH>t.
II J. GtLLEti, PkufKETuR, FHNNIiN"
1 . Leyee and Passshee- Ste'iop,
E,.e.,..s .. lows.
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a =
'or I.ii rai pcrnefes. When haze ben se!e-.ei
especially ~ this markot. lie iiciis 4 .cii
sii.re .: ta.r0iase. 1aii and eAa..iray = rs an.
prtcrs. ,ny.a-|ty
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-19

a. NEt.LEW,
NO. 70 BRapY hTsksr EEL"v ssoaED,
>as KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND nj
IA uHkgs - order
LIZ seu;s', TDysA Cht!hren's Cio:hlBg
Of he bsst MT ria ard Ia ner tha cam
fail - give - isaittn Literal pstion.Pe re
ps.'fait s.di lied -y2l diy
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

The forces sent out a few days since, un-
der Colonel Wilder of Mounted Infantry
notoricty, for the purpose of breaking up
the remaining small crowd of Rebel cavalry
under Colonel Harrison, at Liberty returned
to camp to-day. Near Liberty our forces
came unexpectedly on a camp of the enemy
who fled precipitately, leaving large num-
Der OF horses, wagons, guns, pistols, swords
and other articles usually found about a
camp. Parties were Immediately sent out
in every direction after the fleeing Rebels,
and they brought in large number, with
four officers. The Seventh Indiana, mostly
infantry, was sent down to Alexandria to
cut oil their retreat. The party who cap
tured the mules in the vicinity of Nashville,
a few days ago, by Encouragement with
General Crook, with his command, came up
from Carthage and joined the Seventeenth Mt
Alexandria. The Rebel detachment in
charge of the captured mules, one hundred
in number, was intercepted, and the whole
party and booty were taken under charge
when the whole force rejoincd the main
body at Liberty. Colonel Wilder then re-
turned to Smithville, where brisk fight, in
which artillery was called into action. en-
sued. The Rebels retreated, leaving on the
| field eight killed and quite number of pri
soners. The result of the expedition j.
| forty-ninc prisoners, four of whom are com
missioncd officers, one hundred and thirt,
mules, over a hundred horses, about fift,
stand of arms, and eight scrviccable wagons
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

of the thousand guns is seen. Shell is burst.
ing over the city, its streets, over the rebel
batteries, over their riHe-pits, and the thun-
der and din are appalling. The farthest
part of our lives is sought out by the rebels
shot and she'll All they know to dot
where to throw them, and no place seems
safe for the civilian or looker-on.
The bugles sound the charge precisely at
10 o'clock, and, IL by the touch of magin
the hitherto concealed forms of tens Of thou
sands of brave, determined men appear
before the astonished gaze of the entrenchcd
foe, and rushed forward with impctuous
speed-a terribly splendid sight.
A Gordon of the fire bazed from countless
muskets around the rebel lines, forest OF
bristling bayonets swayed and flashed in the
sunshine, and hcdged in the foe like an in
exoruble fate. Shout after shout went up
as our columns pressed on with such appa-
rent success but alas our JOY was brief
The enemy, well calculating his strength
and skilful in the use of it, awaited the first
volley before he replied. Then, for the first
time, he became fully aware of the terrible
resistance of the rebels.
They rose from their pits and intrench
nents in thousands, and poured q steady
and deliberate fire into the breasts of oul
advancing columns. They hurled hant
grenades by the score into our ranks, and
poured grape, canister, and shrapnel upon III
from batteries hitherto concealed from sigh
by the trcachcrous brush and underground
which entanged the feet of our brave lad
and caused many of them to fall an cas-,
prey to the deadly sharp shooters. In man,
instances regiments were within fifty yard
Of the rebel works, but the ground was 81
steep that it required longer to climb NJ
than to "double quick" ten times the dis
tance. Such regiments as, for instance, th
9th and 30th Iowa, on the right of our cen
tire, that had but short distance TO charge
were cut to pieces The former reports six
ty men and four non commissioned officer
for duty now; but this is very extrcm
case and the regiment only numbered lit
! tic over 800 men.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON, June s,

FROM rHE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
The reports from the Army of the Poto.
mac, tonight, represent matters as very
quiet there
The Rebel forces were seen Yesterday In
large numbers returning to the Notifications
In the rear of and below Fredericksburg.
II is reported that there was u review of
the forces of fitzhugh Lee aud Wade
Hampton by General Lee, at Culpepper YES.
terday, They numbered from twelve to af
teen thousand
One OF the prisisoners captured on Friday
evening below Frederieksburg sian THAT il
was intended soon to make a raid towards
Washington. II such design should be
entertained they will ind ample preparation
made Tor their proper reception
The object oi the reeonnoisanee across the
happahannoek was fully accomplished.
The late movements Of the Rebels ON the
south s,do of the ilappahann0ok induced
the belief that they had retired altogether
nom their late lines OF defense, and officer.
aud others who came % Washington eonh-
IDENTIFY announced this a. a fact. The cross
lng 10y some Of our troops an Friday Nas Ia
the NAy ~ recon- o.since 90 undefslsnd