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Wednesday Morning, July 8th. 18G3-
nr.Mf KA1U' STATU Tit kill.
'or (iverri'i.r,
CKOKCK V. V()OlVAi:i,
Of' l.v'trnc county.
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The rx rt't"l battle l nii i ii tin' firri-i
Officii. 1,10 nni M II. Mci'l.l coiiHIK'IX I
on Wi-dm-div tlioi l.in; 11 r: 1 lit Intm
riiiinii m 'I'll I't'iirii-'iii;-. in lli'i vicini
ty el ii tiy.wi. In irgaMi t tliif baltin
wo liiivo received a i jet no oliiv.-i.il iiili-
inati"ii. 1
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WIIOt.K AliMV.
IIhhiiii -Inly .1 A prominent i-il.
i.-n fi (ieltynbuig lift thr-re J tf r-lny
him tiinif, n n pn ini'i by Unncral
l-'.iTM I., 10 go In lli'i'llilii'lg. At till lut
It" p:.'l Ln tllMH'KlU ANT, FlT-
ml it, I t r. nnt NV aib 1 w i to.h, with a
Sure of r ivnlr;' which ho estimated nt lin
tlinii-nti'l. Thy wore moving in the li
icctiiiii of Ocltyi-Lurg. Their olliees. told
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tm ' i T- 1- ..li, Peiins vant.i, bnt was going to remain
of Mil. tun. Jim, 1-. I,cvroii, itlm km ' - -,i i. ,i
or victorious The gentleman nlludcd to
h'or -hi. lye of thf S.irrrmr ( unit.
V. ,T ll.J.UN 1 h.o .MICl'IIC
cny.
killod in thu i-ni Iv purl nt tli" cii;.Mpi'm-nl
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. ,Jt. . I. ..i .,,,,1 Oiili-ilv Somoant U. U. L'lovc-n c-r. Comim-
Bfciy 11 l' ft poor in o Unit, ttoni oiK . . . , , . 1
, ' ., , . , , !ny I-, l'.ighty eolith lVni)!ylvani;i, hut
both w.iys, then a,! the rules that govern 1 now al,.u.iK,, l0 iHe Ambuli neo Ip,.(ii-t
the nction of the Jncobiiin mu.st be kid j nienl of tho Second Bi i ido, S.vond I i v i -ones.
Kvery sentence Hint falls from the fion. of the First Army Corps. Mr, II. V.
liiisof Demoemts U wei-lied with as nnuh ,'fnki..s, undertaker, received the body at
. . .. . i i i Iho 15 ilton ilepot, and convened it to the
mspicon as a uroli-Hnionul tlnet catcher; rit,mjn,, puiuoli-Junent of Mr. James V,.
..llh remain :-M.ijcr J'.id.llo. Captain i no 10 ' ,
Weld, Capt. Mitchell and Lieut. Koscs1 Two in.himnicn. tro.n Su.ipiehinna
wrten. The remain .ve.o in charge of eounty were kiile.l th s evening l ( nP
v ui i in oy ngu iiiuij.'
watches tlic words and actions of hia vic
tim ; and if they can possibly be tortured j
iuto an equivocal or doubtful import their
author is ul once sliinati.ed as a "eop
peihcii'l traitor," a "sympathizer with j
treason," Ac., and threatened with the!
Weaver, where it was embalmed. Yes
terday afternoon the remains were con
voyed to Light street hal f, and placed on
huurd of one uftho Kriesson lino of steam i
boats fur Philadelphia, which left, nt live
o'clock.
From Serjeant Cluvenser wo learned
direBt vengeanco that Jucobin ingenuity I'mt the tight at (ie(tybuig commenced
can invent. I about 'J o'clock on Woilned.y morning,
... . ,, ,, r,- .- i i. ind that about ten o'clock Cieii. Reynolds
It is not to with tic A boh lionized He- . , , . ., . . .. 3 .,
i was shot whilo cheering! on his men. Me
pubjicans. 1 hey seem t- have a license was on Ul0 k,ft win, of his forceSi atll ,ho
to Bay just what they please, when and 'ground whero he fell lies somewhat to the
whcio they please precisely as every
body uscaI to tLink they had a right to
speak in a lreo country.
id no restriction of the liberty of speech
but only to democrats. They may de
nounce the war with perfect impunity,
A di-itialch Irom Loudon, received this
morirni,', slates that yeMorday the Kebels
lull C'hainbersburg, taking the road lead
ing lodcttysburg. Hefore departing they
burned the depot and workshops belong
ing to the lfailroad. Loudon is fout teen
miles weit of Chambersburg.
The enemy also evacuated Shippt-nsburg
yesteiibiy, moving in the sanio direction.
All the movemmits of the enemy indicate
that I.EB has his whole army concentrated
between Cash town and Gettysburg.
The ttain which left Carlisle at 7 oV
clock ILib evening brought down twenty-
lour Kebel ueei ters, who had come in
from tlm mountains. Fliey know mithin;;
of the result of the late battle, bet state
that both armies are lighting with great
desperation.
Firing was heard from daylight up to
three o'clock this afternoon at dilloreiit
points down the river.
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ib- the A n i--!n vrry (in"" in Mi-r-in', 'lnv-
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al.lo.
Mnj. (fpn. Ili nroi k and Utig. l. n. (i
boni are woui dcd.
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"i n. .iiraiid piiriniiii tno i neu'y and entmol t.e n-crmr lei to urn i.otri i' I ' in
found the in In lot ce on bis li ft. f ituatinn 1 e. n ee no p.iiil.li nbii-i t
All Is niiiit now. lobe L'lined I'V the af. whih will be-
'ur cavalry is d line 'roat things and k'ii to cniiip' nalo l"r the f ncrilicv it in
I ho trniy is in fineipirit. Ivolves. I am therelore fur 1'care tiiu-on'
iilitioiuil and immediate Tence Tence on
TKK ENEMY MtlVI.N DACK Tt) liie basis of i xi-ting fuels whi.levir they
Ol'.TTYSUCKO. may be: and I will willingly trut the
IIanoveh, f. .. u., July 4. 'l ,0 1,10 Moillly irresistible ngenciet
There ha been no lighting unto n,;. of reasoH. j.iKtieo and humnnity.
time to day II you w ill do me the favor to publish
Last evening wo drove tho cnemv back f1,,s brief rctponse I will cheorlully prom
toOettysburg " I ,B 10 'tl " expressive ulcnce, u '.at at
Our lineat'his morning extend c-iul.t 7"'' j coticorrjl. iiuJicnte
miles around Gettysburg. , my i-o,ition for the future. I hate bores,
Our bniinrin. n.. 1 1. i.iit. i.-.l; ' nnd do not wili to be ono.
liie town trom the soutli.
We occupy Kound Top Iti.lge commandi
tf..
Very (ruly yours,
M. F. Cosav.
Lawrence, Kansas, June (', lO.I.
tng llie C liamiiersiiurg turnpike and have
ii 1 1 ii. - i: . .
cut on an mo lines oi retreat. tu..i;,. nui;n'. in tn,..i,.-n
t lur loi-ces occupy the strongest possible i , , .. . . r
podtion. A Hank movement on our left ' J lle, !"niocrnoy of Knox and adjo.ning
is impossible I townships held a largo meeting at ew
At. .bout o'clock last night tho Flor'i1Iil,l'0'1' PiiTudny evening, June 311.
id i Brigade of (leneral Longstreet's divis- '."r'0" t onl'",l1lj; lkcr Gr.8e hr:
ion, with a Brigadier General in command, I 'r,, H; "M .cal,cd fhai'- nU
advaneelto within our lines and gave :UI'T W. . 60 , ''iV1"" ' v" '.
themselves up with their colors. ico Presidenls. and II. V. Sloppy, Sec-
A bearer of dispatches from Jell Davis ''flaly ,u- A- ,1'doom, Esq , slated the
to ;nir,.l I.m I.d l.nn i i -ri.. obicct of the meeting. Messrs. William
dispatches, order General Lee particularly SUs' lh l'" M.okcl anti i'uel Snytter
to retreat to Richmond: ho states thatiwer0 ni'I,0'nteJ a committee on resolu-
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w,l..r,ar,nli,l. Cs, I. h,!-,, '
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I Company K, Cnpt. j. M.ru!ilv
ami r-giment. Kille I S, r'i '
j Anti-v, I'rivnto, Jinm-, l;Mn- .ut 01
Wotiiib'd.-Seru't. (Vinl;...
Corp'l. Win. r;,.1(e. ( on.'l ii.. ,.'r
rnvale, E. Got., Win. l'lnlips, i'aer(; 1
tivj, ii.iiutvi iiwi, ..ulm I.rca.
I Missing.- Sitl-'C .1... v M,...:
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, Chaile Lurinier, 11. R M,M,. J
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Krio, Urn. L. Iajl0r, l,inl S Kpa '
Frank Fii-d, .lamei liui-h,
ring, David I'rainliernard, Mich.v'm p
mer, Henry 1'. Hummel, Jarues U, ft"
FliOM YORK.
Yori, July u, viaColumlia.-
The firing
left of the convent, near the boundary of
the town. Tho bill (which was from a
fl,i. i'inr ttrilM.- liilil in llirt 1 n . 1.- ..net
To t hem there ,.A ,, . ,i :nlr ,i' f't
nart ot tho brain, lle tell Irom us horse.
considerably bruising his face. His death 'yesterday was near Oxford, Adams county,
was almost" instantaneous, lie did not "' not Jiovor, oswas supposed.
L.,..L. ., r. .... !,,,t M'l, l.n.l.. ...... Tbero wns fii'litin.' neni-lv nil tl.iv anil
1., , , , . ,10 ii .i i.hvi uciiil atiui. i.iv. uun I .13! ..n--....0..-..rf j
it only amounts to an expression of imniedi;ltely C0lnoeve,i l0 the rear, and j lalo in tho evening. The cannonading
opinion which is every freeman's right. I given in charge of Sergeant ClcyengerJ Wi,s resumed this morning.
They can hail the invasion as a perfect who will yonvey it to the residence of the j 'Jrscouts state that the enemy has
r,n,l.n,l. Loaoin-i .ind inlb.pnt i;.t m enern s motLer. wtiicii is in Lancaster .-p"' iui"
of their party can publicly wish the rebels
would "gut ilarrisburg from one end to
tho other." Another c.v.i as publicly de-
county, IVnnsylva.iia, where he was born.
He was fjrty two years of nge.
We also learn from officers frcm Get
tvshuru that Gen. I'uul was killed in the
claro his willingness to see the rebels come I sullle ''c1''. 8,ul tllflt Col. .Stone and C-ik
,; ii i t.. ,i . . . . , onel istar were wounded and taken
iu v.v... i.v... inn .j: mi: ion ii in usxies,
'ieii. Paul rommnniipd tho .Td brin.ln
of I he 1st army corps.
Col. Wiatar commanded a Pennsylvania
cheerfully Fullering the loss of his own
property for tho satisfaction it would af
ford liitr, to tehold the destruction of that
of his 'copperhead' neighbors ;" and nno
thcr can Oeclare that ' if Meade is defeated
in tho contest now raging, he hoped to
God Leo would pursue his victory and
make a clean sweep of the whole corrupt
nest at Washington."
Such aro but a few o! the expressions
heard from tho lips of our political oppo
nents within the last two weeks from;
men who have not hesitated to threaten SIXuNU DAY'S BATTLE
with thohalternnd the dbbet their ncidi-i ti rii,.j..0 ,.n n. if.rmi;o -.v.
Lors for saying less than half as much. I yct Iave of lI)0 scoolll tl.lv'8 fighting. It
TnE Enrollment. We believe the en- j is very meagre and unsatisfactory. Gen.
rollment for this county is now completed, j Meade's dispatch says " the army attacked
and that without as yet calling into re-io at 4 o'clock this afternoon," indieatirg
quisition a single cnf'. It appear", there-'no fighting on that day. ( tho 2nd inst. )
fore, that after all that was said about up to that hour, while other accounts say
i'liis morning the firing is moro distant
than it was yeslordny.
Yesterday two citizens of York were nr
resteJ in our linos aspies. Their names
are Fuighcr and Wiley, old citizens of the
piaee.
Lieut. Col. Sickles, of the 20th regiment
Pa. Militia, went to Columbia to day, paroled-
His capture wig unavoidable.
lie ii.-nt gone back to try to save some
regiment, the Eucktails, and Colonel Stono , ren"nellt'1' supplies, when he wa surs
also commanded a Pennsylvania regiment 1 rounded and fired on. Thirty-fix were
in the 2d 'brigade of the 1st armv ton.. ' paroled. Atmrna them are Lt. Col, Sick-
and was acting as brigadier of the 2nd : 'es, of the 20th : Copt. Koberts, of ITiil'a ;
bi igade
Last night seven hundred Confederate
prisoners wero brought to this city from
Westminster over the Western Maryland
Kailroad. These 'men were captured dur
ing the battles going on at or near Gettysburg.
threats of "shooting," "coffins," Ac, two
or threo weeks ago, the enrollment has
been made here "among the secessionists
ol Clearfield" with perhaps less difficulty
than in almost any oilier county. In some
districts the officers making the enroll
ment were specially obnoxious, personal
ly, to the great body of the citizens, and
the wonder is that they escaped so well.
Those who were freo from such faults,
men of fair repute, and fit for their posK
tions, met with no difficulty whf lever.
In Knox township, where the enrolling
officer was shot in the foot, the enrollment
was completed by the Deputy Provost
Marshal for the county C'apt. McKum-
nan who found no difficulty whatever, I
except upon a Fingio insianee with a
tho reverse, and Ilarrisburg papers re
port that heavy firing was heard at Bain
bridge, Columbia, .to, all day Thursday in
tho direction of Gettysburg.
From tlio I'hilndelphia Inquirer,
Wasiiixctox, July 3. An oflicial dis-.
patch Has received hero this afternoon
Irom Miijoi vGencral Meaiie, dated :
7.W- (f'uirlers ij' the Army of the l'vlcuae,
July 2, 11 o'clock P. M. -The enemy at
tacked mo about lour o clock this alter-
Captain Forest and Lt. Baines.
Till-: KEBSL PHISOXEKS.
I Baltimore, July 3. One thousand Uebv
j el . prisoners were marched through the
I city, hut night, about ten o'clock, ard
j twelve hundred mere this morning. The
I news from the army, as far as known is
I favorable.
COLONEL CIU SS KILLED.
Baltimore, July 3. The body of Colonel
Cross, of the rth New Hampshire, arrived
here tovnigbt, and will be taken to New
Hampshire on Saturday evening. He
was killed on Thursday near Gettysburg.
REPORTED DEATH OF LOXGSTREZT.
Wasiii.nc.tox, July 3d. Gen. Longstreet
is reported to have been killed, but no
confirmation of the story has yet been received.
mo movement into Pennsylvania was to.
tally against his wishes.
Tho following were among tho ollicors
killed and wounded in yesterday's en
gagement .
Col. Taylor of tho Bucktail regiment, a
brother of Bayard Taylor.
Lieut. Col. Milos, of the same regiment.
Liout. Motzer, of Phil; delphia, is woun
ded.
Major Kenedy of the Eleventh Now
Jersey regiment was wounded in the
knee.
We have captured at least eight thou
sand prisoners.
GENERAL FRENCH AT WORK.
tions, who reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted .
WLitits, Wo support the Constitution
for tho purpose of protecting ourselves
and posterity. Wo are unwilling to en
trust the right to control our institutions,
our children and ourselves, to any one
man power. We have a written law, nnd
by that written law we must abide, Therev
lore,
Jiaolccd, That we will stand ami abide
by the Constitution of the L'nited States,
and also that of Pennsylvania, to tlm end
that all men may enjoy the fieedom of
speech and of the press ; nnd we denounce
any and all attempts to deter our cilistens
Irom the free U:e ot the same by threats
The Enemy a Pontoon Bridge at Will-.) viola-ion of the most sacred rights of an
American citizen.
liamsport Destroyed
Philadelphia, July 5, 18C3.
The following dispatch has been re
ceived at the War Department. :
Fkederici, Md., July 4th H r. m.
Id (icni-ral Jlaluck, Uaicia'.-inLhtrf ;
Jicsulcai, That this is a government of
nhite men, and that subordination is the
true position of the nero to tho white race.
iVWt'f, That wo witness with dismay
the Constitution violated in m-inyof its
An expedition sent out by mo has just plainest provisions. The arbitrary nn est
returned, having entirely destroyed the i of Hon. C. L. Vul undigham uf Ohio is loo
enemy's pontoon bridge over tho Potov
mac at Williamsport, capturing the
guard, consisting ol
thirteen men.
(Signed,) W. II. FKENCII,
Maj. Gen.
alarming to the liberties of a lree people ;
together with the suspension o! the writ
a Jiioutenant and pi hauoia corpus mat venerable una almost
sacreu suieguaru oi lue cuizen an swept
away, or ruthlessly trampied upon by
thoe in power, under the specious plea
of "military necesMty."
-.(Win., That no emergency can justify
a violation of tho Constitution bv tlioac
sworn to support it; nor can Congiess le
galize such violaiicn by any process oT le
gislation yet known to civilized nations.
y.Vw.AW. That wbilo u approve of the
enforcement ol the Constitution and the
FROM WASHINGTON.
Address of President Lincoln.
Wasiiin-c.ton, July 4. 10 a. m.
The President announces to the country
that the news from the army of the Poto-
insip up to IU a. u il.c UJ is euuli its 10
.' i,a o ...:it, n. i .i... i icuur
' ,, , .fc.i . "'i'laws, in Rinnt and in letter, we do most
of all for the many gallant fallen; and u'XZ'nf . " I V'oIat" 1ne I'
that for this he especially desires that on'JTk f instrument m order
this day'. lle whose will, not oun be 'lV f rn,0,CfCT,Ur ' notl'.e'-;.'"J
i ' , . ,' ' , , violation of the Constitution is no less
.c.jniicia .vuioiuuei eu, aiei reverenceu 1 ,.,: ,i. ,i ... i . . i , .. ,
u-itl, tl. r..,,if .wicked and trcisomible in the President
(Signed,) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The foregoing accounts were contained
in newspaper! received up to Monday
evening.
of the L'nited Slates than in a private cit
zen.
Hewlett, That in our opinion the only
salvation for Constituional liberty is to re
in addition, private despatches sloro tUo administration of the govern-
NENT 1500KS
RE A I) ! head
HUN. C. L. V.M.I.A.ri.(jfiVM'8
tiiT:
Prisoner ol'Statc
l!Y I). A. MAIIONY, t.s,, 0Tmi
DESPOTISM ;
l IS F O U II A C Ti
TbU work conbiiu full and ofiewl cofit
the four principal Acts of tin) hit tV,
wliich will forever tlx a ftiginit upon that to ;
1. THE TAX BILL, l,y wliiej nil the ,,ri
nnd rosourees of tho peopfo re uut'-it-the
iiresont Ailmir.i.tr.ii 0 '
2. THE FINANCE LILL,
rurreney oi tho country in the hands !
Sccretnrr of the Trots.irv.
3. THK CtlNiiChll'TION DILI,, by wiiirt
mo Domes ot poor men, who are not w
$"JUtl, arc placed in tho han ds ot0..o Muik
trntion.
I. THK INDEMNITY ACT, (fitting tliffl,
which presumes to indemnify the President
all the rrougn be ha.i coiniuiited in thip.
or may comiuit in tho futuro.
I't-w books ever aiUctod ir.oro attcntloa J
ine lorcgomg.
Every mini, wo:n:in and child who Is in fc
of LIhKItTY and LAW, thould buy and i.
thene books.
Thi v nre all kei t fur n!. nl th T)n, s..
C. 1. Wats iu, on besond Jtrcot, near!yni)vJ
June 10th,
TiiKTimm mV'S nrrn r
IFrom the Ilarrisburg Telegraph. ilarrisburg, state, in substance, that Gen.
C.EiTvsiiLRii, July 3. The third day's Lee's whole army had been surrounded,
battlu began this morning at 4 o'clock. land had surrendered !
It i now 7 o'clock, and a circle of fire of - -
musketry nnd artillery on tho south of! Letter From M. F. Conway-
noon, and after one of tho severest con-. i Gettysburg uescribes tne held of contest, lithe JUorof tic A. 1 . Tribune:
from Gov. Curtin and mlinr ,,arii. i I meni 10 tue w is;iom anu guidance oi l'era
tests ol tho war, was repulsed at all points.
Wo havo suffered consider.ibly in kill
ed and wounded.
Among the killed arc Brigadier-Generi
als Pai l, and Zook, and among the woun
ded, Generals Sickhi.s, Earton, Graham
and WARHtv, slightly.
sEcosn iiispATrn.'l
Washini.to.v, July 3. A later dispatch
ln,l u-l.n mmlA enmo cllfrl.t i)nnmn.ii.nL ! has been received from Major-General
.. ..e... v. , ;1,, ...l,t, ,1.;,
i'lLAI'l.) UiULU i,, Lllll U V.VJ liJIO IllUI.i.
ing, which says :
tions with a can of water, which she decla-
ocauc statesmeti
JicsolccJ, That it is the duty of every
lover of this nation, to mako every honor
able and lawful exoition to remove from
power the sectional Abolition rulers now
at tho head ol atLiirs, and put in their
rlaco sound Democratic statesmen ; and
I'ho musketry fight is wholly within the Sir : I have iust rfn liP,l mv hnmn r,nnJ we pledge ourselves to leave no honorable
woods; tho artillery occupies the emi- Washington, and am simultaneously in 1 Ulenr'8 untried within our sp hero of action
nenco shorn of limtSer. Lreceipt of tho 'JKlnne of 1st June, conJa"'' 1,1 ''"l".? t0 occou,plisl
'I he attack was commenced by the reb- Uainin my "Word" to von of the ')ih i tiem'ced, 1 hat a copy ol the proceeding-
els on our right. The fight there has been ; ult., with vour editorial comments there-! ''-0, VVn,i,V?a ,or I,ublatLon ,ln Tl'ie ycar
unce-ising, and the irregularity of the fire 'on. field LijniUican. II. J. SLOPPi,
slack and scattering for a whilo, and; I now fee', impelled, thoj-h with relec
then heavy and continuous-indieates re lanco, to ask your indulgence for another
inforcemcntsol both sides. "Word" by way of rejoinder to your criti-
'1 lie men at tins hour an in the best of cism.
spirits, and the general olhcers feel con fi-
I do not often "writo for tho papers,"
Secretary of the Club.
Gen. Meade ox ins owx Hook. The
New York Times, one of the fiercest Ad
ministration papers, in its issue of the
ii'ni iniiiiuijf n?sui i.Iq aci iiiai iic nau io- "''., "is1"' "r"" 'mn"" '" u-. -, i i , x, , - nmncniig nas noi a journal at ins. com-
. , . , ... n . r . , , . . . . Tlii.Ahr.mu itiiu fur Imi'i. mmlA nn im i crnetica lv assisted bv General Buttertiol, I ,,i
ceivca ino icneiit or tne napiismai cere . J . vo-; . ' , i r. m r i t 7 rr.
... . . . . ..ion imon mv rosition. , who Las not. leit, tne army oi tlic rolomac Your rnroeonini inn fV mv nriatlinn w
inony in ins intanej, loiiowen hy a brief A ',- ,. in ,,; .,, 'and conra-'o. ,l.;,i.it J '...lA.' l". "I quarters-
1 . . . , ,' ......p. -.,...,e. ..ww w 'iuiii.ivvij f IIIIO lrM VitT ltltillUlJ llv-l 111111:49 I .
colloquy, ins business was transacted, and , Kcbel armv in nositioH in oui front. Tho! I ho day is now overcast, and tho an- von will fin in A tlirt iilatio n nntiit ma
lent ofthe result. The battle has been nn.l I .. n,i,,..;i..i o.;. lf.i ;. ,i i.:. :lr. i
. . . ,T . . . , i ---It " . . , . - , . -' - v..iiviitniii'. (.1 v.. .a uiaiaiiv.c Ul iv lliak., ..1U3 una 113 Jlil-ilclb SL'l'l.lI
red was hot as Hades; but upon tho Cap "Thc.nction commenced again at early planned and Ihus far fought by General the extreme unwisdom of such a practice 'vo, 1,1,1 i-,,i.-K.
1.! .i:ii 1 .v.. 1 . 1.. 1 . . .i..i:i . r 11 i!.,i 1 Moniln uii li o.niil nrmlonprt fnl.lv nn.l cn : 1.. . . ; . . . j "Ju kuocivs .
siiivuTox as ax I.vciius. (ur cirv
spondent from General Meaile's head-
-yesterday, announced tho k.cl
.communication with Washington, by
lir Ufl llio Imlv in llin l,nl nf linn, f.,l t,rin,mru ivr. l,n i-n I nl-nr, l ..nn-l I l.nl I av,-. !(lallin (111(1 COOL 1 lie SvV threatens rain. l t :, 1 I. . I railrOf.U BIlCl tt'legiapll, liau bCCIl Cllt Olt,
- J - --'- - - " "...v.. , i ...v..... .. ... v v J. . . ,,uv , j 1 iw v.v. iulk vju ll.nu uiu Hi ueuiut'il t;-, 1. ,1 . J'l ,
ly convinced that "nobody was hurt." !"rep.i's and A. P. IlmV forces were much ; nnd a fog already obscures tho outer edge disadvantage, and 1 must suffer lor the i s,nfeular l? en the country did not te-
j injured yesterday, mid many General ofii- j of the held ot battle. rashness of venlurinc into vour columns. I .rd ,,ual,.on of General Meade as at
The time to he Mao-nnTiimnTic eci-s killed. The dou.l limlv nf linnoml (hiarter of S. ,t. vi. Gen. tarksdale.of l .i,;i, I !... i:. r... . i. i a" critical on tnal account. Un tho cor.v
- - - 5uwuo. , - - j " -- w... . ... i t. i iiiuin t imrc n unit iu tiuillj liu.u illU: .1 . ..
Now that the Federal arms have gained ',!utKsl,ux'01' M''l'I''. is within oui hyiri". wounded yesterday, is lying editor of the Tribune (ofwhoml have al-L, Jl i", J'as a dlsl'osltl" """f1"'
. .. ,, , I lines. dead within our lines. The rumor of the wavi thought and sno'-on with foplinns or, 11 0,10 of lho llAPl'' aecidenti of his liie.
a ..gnalvx cry over the armaof rebellion. -Wo have tl.u, far obo.:l Hxtocn hun-Ua.h of Longstreet, brought by rebel 3 ar re kl)U 6Uececd in the
our ru.ors siiouht manliest that magnani- dred prisoners, and a small nurebcr are pnsoneis yesterday, is confirmed by j.i is jii- generous consideration than
ruity for which thetrue American clwrao'yet to bo started." lers taken this morning. Longstreet'g and his allusion to mv loss of
inr I,.. l.;il.,.ini.n . ..i.i i I Thi number of nrisoners. sixteen !, nn. 1 1 1 ill s corps are sai'l to be fich tintr on llm Mn.mn . iwill believe it was
by oiroring lho most lib ral'terms to the' J'. is as stated in General Meade's offis j right front ; You say: "Mr. Conway is opposed to alommunications with Washinaton cut
,nnllitUi A p.... ... ... ,0U'0cia dispatch. Ho nny possddy mean1 o cveh, a. iii.b.xlocn hundred priS' further prosecution of tho War for the!
1 - 7 ""S ineprowe-8 that they wero capt'.ireU in tho light of1'8 mus lar uuring the engagement Union, because it is (in his view) waged !
to conquer such a foe, cimnot lofo by Lb-'Thursday night and Friday morning, or havo been sent to the rear, and more aro in the interest of Slavery "
crahty in lis demands. That this victory , the previous statements ol correspondents I Now, my dearSir, this is a most unwar- We havo very little additional to what
t. . J ....... 1 Al i-.11 I U lin Mia rncn 1 1 mnu Ia i ' . ... I y
may spccuily leaci to i eacc, and a Restor. " llau; "tlu i-Aaggeiaicu j ....... ...v. c iU ay ciinnoi, . ranieu assertion, t saia notning or the
Kinti
GREAT REDUCTION
New Goodij tt lied need Trice
r"Mhe i Id f took to be sold at reduction r
X ici-j'unu Willi tlio new goo'J.
J- P. -KRATZER
lias justiwti'
a geno.-n! ai-sornuf nt cf
1)J:Y GOODS nt reduced prices
LKY GOUUS'at reduced prices
DI1Y G(.0I)S at reduced juicn
DHY GOODS at reduced prira
JJonnets and Sliat
Uonnets and Shawls
Iionnets anil Shawls
. Uonnets and Shawls
CLOTHING
CLOTIIJXG
CLOTHING
CLOTHING
Hardware, Queennware, Tinware, .Vot
Hardware, lueensware, Tinware, Not,
Haidware. t .'ueonsn -are. 'l irwave. Not
II irdware, (Jiieensware, Tiuvare, Not:
Qz c-2-zizs 12
Tea, Ci iTee, Mula?.rs. Supar. Suit.
ranilk'S, Rico, Flour, lincon, 1'i.h,
Tobicro, Crackers Yincg.if, Oili.Var:
Carpets Oil Cl"th, Drugfrrt, Lookipj Gk
Clocks Churns, y'ach-boi.rds, Tui s, L'uikcu
Irons Taos Window-Minds V.'iill j.ii tr, I
Oil Lamps, I uihrcllvs LcJ-conls KnivMi:
Itrkf, .j nons Crix-k5. Stovo l..icki, AC
which will Ic told on the mo.-t rcasotulilf tK
nnd the 1 irlu-st ninrknt i.ri.'A T -.i.l f... C.n
Wool, Sliii ping Furs and ull kinds of Mor
1'rouuoi-. l. J lihAiiU.
1 rout s-.rc t, abovo the AcaJemv, CJ. ariit-IJ, P
Junc3(is6.
TT"1 it
'ti"
s imnlicd in fc"-'11, ,,a'l'e "as in nanu, me present
inlccrily or "n,cfn,,!oa of j atriots to their dying day
6 J i will believe it was bocause ho had his
THE NEWS.
: tmi. ,A .nln.l IT. L 11 1
clLnion, must bo the prayer of every! IMPORTANT FROM BALTIMORE, "locum. Warren, Gibbon and all the gen
patriotic heart. e are not without hope, Sl hl,rahh In the l,nrer , end olhcers have given the highest evi-
that such will be the result. Put t.,vciv Haltimoiik. July 3. P. M. The enenw 10 day ofcapncity, energy and spirit.
materially depends upon the terms offer-, renewed the attack on Thursday, about Important dispatches have len capv
ed tho vanquished. May they be such a, "00'1' nn'1 n,nt,0', n hprvy forco ng'dnst u,rm ',l.L-nPl; Ui,c 8nU tne, CnIlant
to lead to Pence and Uninn 1 i " our lrft f,;,nk- prisoners taken re. 6C0;,,t- Ktllnc' -'r Davis and Cooper
oicact to ience and nion-and sucn, i ported tl arrival of Longstreefs Corns to Gen. Lee. I hey inu.cato anxiety for
loo, as will be tho proud boast of our pos-1 The fiercest assault was upon Sickles' the position of Richmond. Both decline
tcrity for all futuro time. Corps, the "Third." It was repelled by ,0 Rtrul L0 1,10 reinfrrrements from
- some or thfl most brilliant charces or the Beauregard that ho had asked for.
the recent term or the Court, uf ! whole war, in ono of which General Sicks I WILKF.ON.
WHuuu cuuuiv, iiiiv-w returned solJiers , Ins lost a cs It is l,pli,.vo,l ilmt ho will I
wero tried and convicted of riot, in r.s
saulling Mr. Leonard, the District Attor.
ncy, for wealing a copperhead breast pin.
Judge Uarrett sentenced them to pay
charged up to the very mouths of tho
cannon. Our los is very heavy, but that
oi ino enemy is lar heavier. It is said.
each a fine of $20 and the costs. In rasv asrainst the Rohnl ml
..... .A......., llrt MA ,. nl.A.1 .I..I ll ... - . 1 1 . .. 'I
Blilg DII.V.ILU A.u Jv.Iltlll-l'il lllfll. H -USII10
lowest punishment the law allowed him
to inflict that the parting who encouragv
od and instigated tLoin ta the attack A cre
tho ones who should bo severely punished, on our left, that G mend Lonrstreet-
Vlll.MHn4M.l It. 1....J .1 ...It'll 1 .
uuui- uiunonou tun Toiuiuecrs niat it Kiiieu. we nave tne Kebel
uiey ever agan
similar charnc
tho full extent
aro guilty of similar practices in this coun
ty mako a nolo of this. W st Chester Jef.
ferstmon.
survive, as amputation was successfully CiloriouS News from den. Mc.ldc.
pur .rmpt, at once. Tho l-.ncmv Aflaelr our T.ft Wit,
j 0
and arc ncpulsed.
The fi"ht lasted until, wiih
fury, one corps after another was thrown 1
REBEL LOSS HEAVY.
.",000 PinsONKliS CAl'TUKED.
orriciAL phpatcb.
Tho following despatch was received at
by Kebels who were taken in the wrw.rla Con r?n..M.. i i......a-. .i.:-
vho should bo merely punishe-J, on our left, that G moral Longstreet- is at e'r o'clock anil we are JTJ I
t10nod the to lunleers .that it killed. We have the Rebel" Genera? publish the eLxA
nBiw.i 14.jr.a11u .nioro iiiiu on a narKsaaie s acaa uoiy. n e toon yostor-. M'Veah, Major and A DC
argc, they should I.i punished to. day about ono thousand prisoners, thirty! ' Arm t or tre'Voto ir )
ttcntofthelaw. Let tho.o n ho of whom are officers. I July 3. 8-35 r.
I.nol n nl.l I P., ,J ..... ........1 T'l- . ; ..
.iiii. 11m nuuu uuiiii j nuuuuuwn 1 no enemy oponou all o clock p.
via Emmctsburg, to within ten miles ol with ono hundrod and fifty guns concen
here, due west. They said they wero in tralcd upon our contro and loft, and
MLR HELL &: EIGLER
Have just oj ened a largo and Bjtlend
assoi tment ol
Noav Goods
At their old stand in Clearfield.
said it ha.l been waged with ref:Thn .,, f v; . ...
erence to certain assumed constitutional,. T, .w6 in
rightnof slaveholdors, during the frsl tiro ' 'avoraUe, and a repoi t reached PhiladoN
year 0 its existence, and that in consevphia on Friday last, that the city had sur
quence of this, it was a fa.luro, and that rendered. This has not boen confirmed.
s. SirA;. ,;i:,-c ra reiison for eliovins iUt
and 1 repeat it. And I ask from tho odi-: "uhnionu has ere this surrendered. Gen.
tor of the Tillvne truth and fair dealing in 1 W with -lO.OuO men, left Yorktown about
the premises. It is a'sufheient misfortune 'a week ago for its capture, as its defenders'
to me to have become an exile fiom the W6ie no doull fcw in nuniber j
home of my friends, for my opinions, with-1 ., , .,. , I
out having my meaning distorted in a' Jo .ituutiou ofGen. Banks at Porti
manner, to make it appear ridiculous as' Hudson was not so ravorablo-tho rebels'
well as singular. If you will do me jus-1 assarting that his supplies were cut off. J
t.ce, I am ure I shall appear to be nouns Tbo a(Jvice8 from Jiosecran8 ar A
cr ft koqvb nor a fool
Ti,in,ninnwl,ipl.vr.ulrtnmnIfA.icalell,e withdrawal of the forces under
that my opposition to the war is based on , I5raC3 from his front, and the former had 1
the exclusive idea or its bearing on the advanced touth as frai Tullahoma sit-
Slavery issue, ii alsoliighly erroneou and uated about thirty tuiles from the north.
unfair. I am opposed to the war on gen- . , . , ,
eral principles; and this opposition is not e'" 1,ne ol Alttbana-
overcome by what seems to mo to bo its' Postcbipt. Py last night's mail we
tendency with respect to Mavery, but gather that Lee's army is surrounded but
rather strengthened and confirmed there-; not surrendered. It was the prevailing'
by. I adhere lo the old-fashioned belief ,, , . . b
that war in any shape is a calamity, and i 01 1"10 tkat escpo 18 "uP0i'l,1-
I can only be tnado to favor it by being i , 11j0 following i the list of casualties in
assured that its ofleot is to establibh fcomo l ComlmDJr lJitl ti3S Capt. John Ir-(
fTlIIEV hare tbo bc.t n"frrtinont of Drii'
J. tbnt hns ever been brought t Uunm
liich ILcy will tell at tbe must rcwiiUl
ces smong which will le found tylculMloi
C UTTLERY,
To w hich they invito the ((eiiO attention nf t-'
public, euibriicitig hoary EMlvcr-plalea r
8pooni nnd Putter knives of tbe best mum''
lure.
A lot of rivtols of tbe le.-t pattern. ud
fire-arms A ho a eencral nstortni'-nt of F
cnrtridRes all of whioh v. ill be oold at row.
ble prices.
They continue to trnnurncture nlllioilio'
Tin-ware, Brass Kettles, Stov
l'ipo, etc., which cuunct be turi'a.'.-ca in tti-'!
tion of the Ptnto.
They also have on hand Pltti-biii'Sfll Plj"
among which nre St-el Centre Lever 1'! f
Plow Castings, nnd niny other Apriculur
ptomcnt.
Cook Stoves, - Parlor and Co:-
Stovoa a goneml iwnorluioot, and of tho bf:fJ
torns fur sale at rea?onnti!o rn-..
Coal Oil, Coal 0;1 Larn
PninL- flily nnd 'Bniilif.i. a rener.il al'rt'
0 loci, put tj, Nails Ir jn i.nuYnrtinjri of F
variclv ; in furl utmost ei'erv thil, aftW
the public can be loiuid ia t'h"ir ettWi'b"
and at pricea that cunnut be be.it.
Xnw i ili.'. timn tri nuiclia
If you desire anv tiling in Ihoir lino of
n:.. .... . li ...... ihi'ir Hcif
il.w r.,ni I .1... n ..un l,a arcuinM'
liomemher. 'iR-ir ertnl'li'liment it "
Etroet, Clearfeld, Pu , where yon can t7
to tho very beat advantage.
jMr-Old lilvcr, copper, br.iff, rewtet aii
eatingn will bo tuken in exeb.n ge for rJ'
May 28, liSW. MEUKtLh Cllt