Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3974, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 July 1863 — Page 3

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SATURDAY MO UN I NO . 'JULY 4. LCITY AND STATE ITEMS

i . "TTfc PolnLc will be opened lo da? from 7 to D A M. rd! from 6 to 7 o'clock P. M. Fit Twi?ttt Hosd Mrs. HarrUon ba been authorized to continue t!f i.ieof U; 8 5-20 bond until the 1st of At. CiT'D'MjM So! Lttinj Other and IUI 'mnnU jtt received at Jr.fj, Vinn! JL Os. Prke $l I ? I-lweud 3tatk 5IitiTAr Claim Partie holding ' Stat military eUims can di;ofte oi the Mine at Harrison's Baok. Indian polis. je IU d20t r " J We understand Mrlin M Kay. Eq., has rjrchd the reiJence of Kli Hall, on the cor nf of rntB'Tlruni and St. Clair atreeta, adjoloiog the Blind Allure Ifark. lor $7.S0Q. PETJone Vinrelge & Co. arc cheap on ladies' heel Uppers fl per pair; good tasting heel gaiter. $1 23. Cheap slipper. 25 cent per pair. je3l-deod5i i iaDmofiATic Clc The nest merlin f the Democratic Club will b at Militär? Hall, on Tueadaj evening. Good pakers will be precot, aod the public generali are Inritcd' to attend. $3yT"ne Sentinel will Issued on Honday aorcb ?.3 ust.!. The Fourth cocin on Sat unJs.7 njll er.ab!eour hr.cda to participate fa the celebration of the day, and a,lx get up Monday's paper. . ! i CirTbe 71 t regiment returned frou Monro count? yesterday morning. Uniting in a few prisoner. tlir r four. We did not bear wh it the ch-ir? wwf ng-tirat the pcrm, bnt prelume it w t for revstuisr the enrollment. STI)r. IM crn, tin American Cner Champion, is located at lite Urimhle !Iou.e, Lit nette The D'K-ffir I ,he only T.ij-inn nw living who cm kill and rurr c nicer in fron fite to twentrfur nur. without instrument or pain Nu cure no piy. miTlD tf. Faw Six und a hilf mile wet of the city. Frank Simitli, liel rlt;ite Atent, lus fur ale m trm I ei'hlf eres, forty being under cultiralion, the biUnce god timber, .uid all under fence. Ierd l.ou.-e of three rtni und btibie Price $IG cr acre. '?TMr. S;ringer, the a;rnt ' for Th.iver A: Xes celebrated United Sute Cimi. w;i in the eify je-lerd.iy iirrmiii fr the viit f the etablihrntil. 'ItwilNhow here on Fridtj ltd Safuril.tr, the 17th ami lth intt , when our peo ple witlfe exhibition of the feaH of the rinjr Worth loofci, at. Fart Li'Mit A, free lunch h (et ev-rv day fron to 12 A M . and e ich evening friuii 10 to 12. at Mike Clark' - ihxm on S-uili 1 1 X i -noi atrcet. '1 lie .i!oon iy cite of the arrtn2el and rotidiii ted in the city, and the liquors are choice and pure. je 21 deodtf Job Priming. We .ire now ready to do all kind of plain and fancy Job Printing, in the beat at le, on tdiort notice, and mt chmp $ nnynthr office. Wc have Competent hand., rood preset, a hue 'is'ortnirnt of p.ipei :ind r;itd, and wc enn do yood.itid cheap work. All kind.- of took. briefs, catalogue, ke., printed in the he-t .tyle and on short notice. We -k the natron.i:e of Democrats, and alloth. era lljt w.mt printitiir done. tf. ?T"Ifour friend desire to obtain a po meal of all the delicnciea of the ie;iftn, or p irtike of a choice of pure ld wine, ale anl liquor. or moke a delightful, entiine irnporte! Htrani cijar and t.i a aocial hour., we advi.e them to cIl o'n Capt. llmiu at the buckeye g-iloon, whtTe all the leading journal of the Union are kept for erual, and the attcntire service of the emptorre are erneraü? kdmittnl. Don't forget the rlace Huckeye Saloon, corner of Illinois and Gcrgi street-. Open all nicht and day. v jc27 dlw - . . - . - . Hit aririxi ro the Nixt War. Our Iriend Wall'cti. tfthe Itidlinapolia teleraj.h office, i.i recruitinp a retment for the next war. Jieturn irr from the V;H yesterday in company with 1 1 rhii-i" oi t:i IT, he wa. uiiexpeceily detairte! in Union City, and afior voiiI?rable lalor secured fi" refruit f double fitted chap. whoh:id pretiouly Ven enlifed in the regular service "for rine mor.ths. i:ole sooner di-chrtil " We Falute Colonel Wallich. and coucratubtte him noon the early proiect of filling up his regiment Lhfay ctte Courier. J2T"Tbe cxcuriMi anrioUt.cevl to the public a Niagara No. 2. is withlran. owin to the de pre I ti.n ir Canada of our fJovtrnment'a cur reticy. which can not be ued at t ar. We take thin e:rly pirtii!iity t tiiftm the ulic of the fict that t!iey may avail thetmelve of the op. portinit'y ttffernl by the ecurion, which lejves here on the l&h Ticket are for sale t A. A I C S. Harrison'. bank. Send in tour X and hecrre a nood seat and state ron. Keep in niid the time of the departure of the excursion Thur'ar. Julv lo. at 12 o'clock. F.xcnAr.E Trotting Pakk. The race to come oT th a 4fiernHn at the Kxchane iNrk for a pure of $2Sfl h excite! a great de ! of intcre-t in portin circle-. Mid will doubtless draw r l-re erowtl to the r.tce tmck. It is a delightful drive, and the nve at the e t end of the home ftretrh t one of the rr?est shade we know of in th vicinity. Thence, it will I remembered, i to be a single d:ih of miKv The followinp are the entries: - J. F: Sherw-on.r .rrel horse"r.;inkv." - Th.v. Markham! !nwn filly "Kitty"" O K Kitchey'shrown mare "Fanny Fern." M. H. Piatt's sorrel mare Cricket." Pa.ker McCJriff'a iM.rrcl filly i'.arcfoot." J'l Hiolton's sorrel mare "Hoosier Maid." There w U'bea lt racu iix the cveniiii between two.tietrl runners for a pure l $1K. Freni the B.Cjrr (Mf.) Ivmo-rat. On the Draft. Tfetr f't fbvu'ii walk in p''! wj, TJrir 1:t,- bouM rxt-mpt fr'ni car. Tbey wf h t furro n r-' Vwrt ui :ler thrrd am on ther hair, Hut ia.Mi iUi the-.r ou:U if 'tr kr.e, A'f ktrd!rl in thf)r bwci, wbrn Th? -t n4 p'Tw'er on tbrir wrong Tb fj:br of tu ilralir! rorn. Ttr ar l.'Xirjr 3ck n a'l tbr rrn Jury f-eel Rave ihnr irrnta aay, Xthi rM i b toil jjt aniloQ ar To brinj their bji tu manhood' iitj. Mtp U.T tr tbey prj their praverilliey brak their Mrr hart. ami then :TbeT it nl jneT in mute diir Tfce tpetbr of lit draftrd tarn. Sweet cbiKireo c!ir aNvot tbeir Derk, Foo! U nrr in danil !inj; Tlietr l:p jt bot w it Zk fbud.ler nc fear. . 1 ber i Kir tnute carea iki the Jr Tbt kv ,i t the t ra.tp p rr, . .r tnly riti;i if a. in A In! i'l freedom ill. tar -ur. ' C, b!p tbem a'l tl-e r'f!eJ men.

Thi ForTii ap its CciaTto?t The indications axe lli.it preat numbers of our . citizers. if the weather should be dear, will pis the da; out of town. With the exception of the miütaty pic nie. the soldiers' dinner and the review of the troops in the morning, there h i teen no arrangement made with;n the city limits lor a celebretion At points within cwivtn'ert !itance by rail the cttixw have made extensive preva ration lor frand celebrations. ' At Cambridge City, at Coluorbos and at Anderson, there will b ii; doin-s. At Cambridge City Governor Morton i to b the oratorof the day, Mr. Hendricks at An der-ou. aud Mr. H-nl at Columbus. The citixensof Lawrence and adjo'i.in twi4ship will bave a celtbrntiott of the day on beautiful ptove a few mile back of Cumberland. "Mr Dodd will deliver the oration there. In a 1 dilioo to these there arc various other attractions to dra our population front the healed street during the Ta national holid ty. ... We do.fcot uh to uuderrite the lestira! at lioote by our allusion to thoee abroad. From the programme published by the olficers who are en Ciged in arratijjioi; for the pic nie, to which the citizen r coniiaüy Invited, we are sure It will rol be bebind an? of the others in attractiveness. Uoo C-!eb H Smith is to be the orator of the day, than whom there i not more eloquetil leaker ia the Suit.

Atr. Bi:s;et The great attraction this tvenfnr will be the enterainment at Matonie. 1111 i

I by the inimitable B irnett Alf Burnett, of world j wide celebnty. Alf ts a whole show in hin.se'f, ' and his humorous delineation are indeacrihablj ! droll. The programme for this evening combo'e many of bis b-t piece. and will send the audienct home in good humor with themselves and all the world besides. Tn TaxATta. Mr. Vincer.t was greeted by t rnagniScent hoaae jast night or. the ocee.rion of h;fiewell Unefit, ind th er.trrtiinnicr.t po Tuled for the audience appreciated by them To nijrht the pantomime troupe ot Mr. Gilbert give their last performance. The bill giTe to of the best pantomime in Mr Gilbert's lit, with the extraordinary feats of Möns. Monteverde, the fimoii India rubber man. who cn twist hmelf into an manner efodd shpe. H'a drinking feat was Dever equalled on this continent. Tut Mombok Cot JtTt Wab The Journal still denies that impositions were practiced upon the neopfe of Bloominijton during the occupation of it hy the large military lorce sent rrom here to suppre the rebellion. We have abundtnt eviaence to auatain all we atid atout it and a great deal more The Journal would rake it appeir that the soldiers were only sent to place they were invite! to visit, atti where it was fair to presume preparation were made to provide for them Such is not the fact. They were sent in large numbers to boue where their presence was totally unexpected and a burden to the families compelled to receive them. The tanlt may or may not reit with the officer in commnnd. Many of those families who were compelled to entertain unexpected crowd, say, and tome of the foldier corroborate this evidence that the bitter Abolition part' aas of th piece sent the taea to such and 6uch' houses, telling then the parties were " Copperheads, and it would Ferve them ri!.t to qutrter tipon then. Indeed, fcocce of there zer.try were quile thrived when Colonel Biddle'a army took up ita line of march for the Capital, for fear lhoc whom they had thus abused during the presence of the coldiera would ret.lite when they left. We have no deire to pursue thi matter furth er, but if the Journal wi-hes, we will give ftct atidname. There is no doubt but the parties in Itloorninton who were instrumental in cnuin the annoyance to their nc'hbor will vehemently denv it, and even le williti to swear that no one iu the place was at all disturbed. Thi is to be expected, hut facts are facts, and will get out in s; ite of Provost Marshals and even of biyoneMr Lincoln says we are tnkin history. D-c any one suppusc the President, with all his power, can prevent hi history from being written. t that of his army. King Botnbi could not. although he wa literally lenced in with guard in hi city of Naples. It wi'l be .i very stmll bi-tury, the exelitiun of Colonel lliddle. but yet if it is worth writing, men will be found to do it. The moral of that hisiorr will be, if we under stand the facts, th:it military men will suller in reputation when thev allow ihemelres to be used by politician, large or small, to gratily their jwrtisan enmities. fort r Hi of Jul)- Celebration. The ladies met at the Governor's residence last evening und appointed the following committee-: Sohliers' Home Committee Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Beyhciruer, Mrs. Noe. Mrs. Lowe, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Lander, Mr. Ctlvin Fletcher. Jr., Mis Hopkin, Miss Beam. Mis Ksuy, Mis Birnes, Mis Landers, Miss Robert , Mi May, M's 0cns, Miss Sue Morris, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Wiseman. Mis Luce. Hospital Committee Mr Dr. F.Uiott. Mrs. Erie Locke. Miss Merrill, Miss MrLene, Misses Ketcham, Misses Harrison. Mrs.' Ohr. Mr Mer ritt. Mis Merritr, Mi. McClung, Miss Kmu Meteiiiih, Mrs. Meredith. Mrs Boz Pic Nu: Committee. First Tidde Mr. Wert, Mrs. F. C. Hollidav. Mrs. John Brouse Second Table Jlr. Dr. Jameson, Mrs. Igoe, Mr. Williams, Mr. Wafers. ' Third Table Mrs. . Dane, Mrs. Tarkington, Mr. Macready, Mr. Birg. Fourth Table Mrs. Wm. Wallace, Mrs. Co burn. Mr.. Leather. Fifth Table Airs. Hobs, Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. J. C. Sew. Sixth Table Mrs. Tutewiler, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Dr. Burtiham. Seventh Table Mrs. Love, Mrs. C Cox, Mrs. Carmichacl. Eighth Table Mr. Thompson, Mrs. John Bradohaw. Mrs John M L r I. Ninth Table Mrs. V. 0. Hanna, Mrs. Newm in, Mrs. Tuttle. The ladies named iire especially requestel to ipeet the Reception Committee at M isouic Hall, at f o'cI'M-k in the morning, to complete arrangements. Eich member ol the Committee arc requested to bring at least one tb'e cloth. It is desirable that the oiskct be delivered at the Hall at not later tq m 9 o'clock. Mrs 0. P. Mi-Mo. Pres't. Mas. E. S DtA, Si-'y. TOMB STONES. MARBLE WORKS. o XT. T "t - iitkkf.H'on h vm am m akk tooüdkr. all f kui.S f MrM W siumei.; .uiJ (irave StoiKt. carvf tu otiler. with emM.-m. or if vice tht ttit b wanle4. Iii. riirui,; aotbui iu our l.newilldo well to jrtreu acall, a we ne nne but the ben materia: an. J insure I wrk. nx-fcH-ll 1 jj BOOKS. THE VLLNDlGn.M TRIAL. JXJST PUBLISHED, Tae Otiflal Itejort ef tte Trial ct Hon. C L. VALLANDIGHAM, y0TAIMtit)l;I-Kk NO. .I?. ALL THK EMIiK.NCK. j a'KHi-t-.t of II n. i-rre '. Push, A. F. lrrj aiT FUmcn Hal!, tie d riioD ot Judge itt, nd tbe fi?xi:Tyr D4 ffj'tiKt f tbr C-urt. I'.vrrj- l.aAvyrr Wantan Copy. ÜTerjr llitirlurt avnnta n 'p. i:ver) Cltlzrn ationltl buy itntl rend ItBowen, Stewart & Co. DRUCCISTS. PXTBXalC NOTICE. Ttini. ! A. CtX IlritEjciata, .10. i U llaat Wusltingtoti Sirtrt, Have leiu ap;inte4 agent for tie .air of II It A N I l: S TIXMLAÜÜ, ; THK WüXÜtKKUL iiltA5CLUJ, fifths curt vi Coua ; Co4l Jk're Threat, KrtertU. H'bjeerrf.'.rntatho I tb . L'voia rl ToiU, it Intftwi of tl,e l.unc. Sllij arsr-ta.tet5lcts..sMloca. ataJAwir

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MA anll m on ber It health was In ber look, strength tu tu her ?ep, and ia her baiJ PlantaUow Wturs.' S-T-18Ö0-X A few Hottie of Plantation flitter Wßlcore 5erTrus Hea!ache. " CoM Extrrtniiies and Fevertrh Lip. " Sour f louach atkd Tii4 Breath. FiatuTeocy and tnlifetioo. Nervous Affections. F.xce-i Fatiiru aai Short Breath. ' Fain er th Eye. " Mental Pedpoodencv. " Protra'kn; Great t'ene. " Sallow Completion, Weak Boel, Ac. Which are the evlJencrt of LIVER COMPLAINT AND DTSP1CFSIA. It I etttmated that teren-tentb of all a1ult nmente proceed from a !ieaed and torpid lirer. Tttbl.iry aecretioo of the liver overflown;; Into the tomach, pria oo the entir .r.tem and xhtbit the abor jtcptotBi. After Ion j reear;h, we are able to present the rnst remarkable care for these horrid nightmare dUeae. tbc world ha ever produced. WUMa one year oetr ix hundred and forty thousand perions have taken the Plautstion Bl ter, aod not tu iataic t f cutuplaint has com to our knowledge. It U a nrt effectual ton;c and agreeable tlaiulant, aited to Ii cnditi'D o' li'e. The report that it rrlies upon mineral ubutarce for Inactive properti, are wholly false. For the puMle Attfacfiot, and that patient naj conault their phicit2, we tpper.d a i?t of !tb conpoaent.: CxIJsata IVatLjC C.-iebrted for OTertvro hcadred rtara in th: treetne-t cf Fevtr and Ae, Dyspepsia, Vroakn, c. It wii ir.rodu:ed lLto Zurops by the Cour.t?ss wife cf tie Viceroy ct Peru, ia 12.0, tnd a.Vrwrd ncM by the 'Jesuit ftr the m -rmov prce of U nttn veiyhtin u-lrr, under the name of Jttui' I'wrdrm, and wi tnjllr inide public by LouU Kinn if Frame. Hum'i'.Mt aket c'pecial reference to its fibrlInge qualltieaüurini; Li South American travels. Cari!.i.a Hask Fr th- diarrhoa, colic and diseae ff i be Mf.inj li aiid lowel.. lMrtK"f For intlarn i.alton of th- lojns atnl dropMca Allr ttoti5 0. "Mtir. tViwrns-lorrrfet-Med dyestion. 1. AMM'kH Ii.owkkh Aromatic, timulaat and tonic hiirht.v invi- rtin'.' in twrvu Irbilit.v. WtTr.KhKr F'r iTjfula. rheumatism, Ac. Axt An aritiiMt'C canni native; cretinn flcli, muy le and milk: mnt-h ud by iitb-r 'ur-iii)r. A'. w. clove -bud., 'raijjje, c i rraway, coriander, snaVcroot, Ac. S. T.-1S6.I-X. A"othi r wundrrful inredunt, of Sptni-h oriicin .noprtm beauty to the completion an 1 brilliancy to the mind, i jet unk' owii to the comrnrrc- id the world, and we withhold its name f-.r the present. IMPORTANT t'EKriFlClTF.S. l:vhter, X. )"., DtH'tm'tr 1861. .Vt-ssrs. P. H. Iaaar t Co: 1 have ben a feat mfTerer from Ijpep-ia for three or four year. aid had to abandon my prof mod. Aiut three months aio I tried the Plantation Hitters and to my Kreat Joy I am now nearly a wrll man. t have rfronnit-til-d thvm in several cahes, and, as far I know, alwav with signal benefit. I am respectfully yours, KKV. J. S. CATdOKN. rhU.i trlj'hi.!, HIM VM, KM .jyt 13C-. Rr-rtcTKD Faitxtc My danchter has been much bcieitted hy the u .f thy Plantation Bitter. Thou wilt send trie two more bottle. ibyfrind, ASACCKR1N. Shernntn Ifou, CAicaff". ., I eh. II, 18-1. Meir. P. H.Phakr A C: Please end us another twelve ce of your Planta wo Bitter. A a moruii.r a(etizer they aj.j vsr to have superceded ever) thi ig el.-e, and aie greatly ehteerned. Yours, Ac, GAÜK A WAITE. ArrangeTurn an row completed to supply any demand far this article, whah from lark of Government ftamp has not herrtofore heen po.sihle. The public may rct as-urel that in no caae will the perfectly pure standard of tb Plantation l'.itur U- departed from. Kerry bot h heart th f ie timlk of nr $ij i.tture ou a ttcel plate enijracijtg, or it cannot he pen'ii'ie Sold by all bruggigta. Grocers and Dealers throughout the conntry. 1. II. lilt Alt!'. A. CO. juutia-d.Vwrotlm. 20 llroiid ' M. Y. S-T-1860-X. DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS Of tlm celebrated br-md, appeirato be n every one's mouth, at vIl as on every one's table. They area splendid article andean h nlied upon to urenjr'hen and Invigorate exh mst.d nature. janl5-dAwltaCm GROCERIES. E.H. ALVOItl. J.M.CALntAFLT. lt. It. ALVOKU. A I. VOIl 1), t'ALD W l'.l.l. A: A LVO It D HI t) mm: JIjIjI IU laTGiXJOn. DEATiTTRS ANIniw Trrn 1 a Are tn DAILY receipt f fre.-h gi-ods. Constantly ki liafid and for sale at the lowest price, a larttf aid aborted tik of Caffre, faiitra r. aiolaasea, i npf Itlee, l eu, Ttnlls . ;tna. U'oodenware, oap C'uiitlli-Sf Mnrch. Ilulaiti. t:icira. l'ebiirre. . .Muck ere I, M hite Fi Ii, Cordage Ttvtitc. ution t amii I))eMuffii utl, Hr. Date, .vllte. Ilrandr .lllf H li in, aVIiiea, t It laky. ollon of nil Kritda. nnd rianttttlan und Hokera Illtf era. Particular atleaUva Kf-en t- the rale of FiionvcE or it, ki.vds. 68 East Washington Street, IXKAMWLls. 1XU srl&-dAw

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raaroaraa atraaaai.rvara ami rrars ssariasv. ioon Report. from naltlmr. Baltihobc, July 2 The American learn from parties who left Gettysburg at coon to-day that everything was progressing favorably forth ultimate success of oar arm. Up to that time they assert that upwards of 6,000 prisoners had. teen captured ccd sent to the railroad terminus at Union Bride for transportation to Baltimore. Gen. Schenck has just announced that he hat in hi. possession 2,4 XJ prisoner in Baltimore and at the Relay House. We learn that nearly 1.000 of thoe were captured oo Wednesday by the 11th corps in their gallantcharce on Longgtreel'a corps. They eeerned to falter slightly at first, but when Gin. Howard cried to them, Rememt. "I II fll t .1 tJ". -t I oer ioanceuorsTiiie, iney rusneo, into ine Dgnt f like infuriated demons, and the whole line of the enemy gave way before them. During the early part of the day, up to noon, when our informant left, there had been no general battle, though heavy skirmishins had been coinjt on all morning, resulting in heavr loss to the enemy, and the capture of over 5,0(K) prisoners in all. Thee ekirmohe, which were conducted under the direction of Gen. Meide, were entirely iuccensful to our arms. The enemy studiously avoided anygeneraal engagement, and it wai thought there would be rone before to day, when It was to be the intention of Geu. Meade to pres the enemy along hi whole, line. The enemy rapidly concentrating troop vesterday, and Meade's whole army bad reached the field of buttle. Gea. Couch was expected to pre down through Cumberland Valley on the enemy. Among the priaor.ers captured End arrived here are Gc.3. Archer snd tweatj- other oScera. Fria tttc Army of tt.o Cumberland. IlK.iiKvfAnTtkS Armt or the Clmbkbland.) TtLLAiioMA. Tj.mx., July 1 , via MrirnLLSBoito, July 2. ) To Major General Halleck: I tele.'r iphed you Monday of the occupation of Shelbtville and Manchester. On Monday it nined bird II day, reoderng the roads impassable. It w i found irnpoesihle to m-tve our artil lery, or to pet our troop into position until thi morning, when a genernl advance was ordered. Gen. Thomas vesterday made n reconnoisance on two road., and Gen. McCook on one. They reported the enemy in fort e at thi. place, with the addition of Burkner's division, .which arrived Mondaj evening. Advancing thi morning it was found the en emy had fled in haste ht nisht, much demoralized, lei vine utronjj fortifications, a small quantity of store and three siege guns In onr po. session. They took the liirection of W inchester. Tenn. Gen. Thomas hhould be on their dank to night. Gens Sheridan and Bronon marched into the town to d.ty, taking a few prisoner. W. S. Rohicbams, Mjor General Commanding. From Ilaltimore. Baltimokk, July 31 A. M. The American ha th following. We learn from Major Bumgardner ami other officer of Gen. Reynold' staff the followiu? interesting particular of the battle near Gettysburg, nnd iire happy to state th.it it ha closed for the day with Gen. Meade' army In a most advantageous position for either mu attack or defense. At nine o'clock on Wednesday morning the 1st and 11th army corps re tchcil Gettysburg, going from tho eat side of town, and marched directly through to the west side. A c-ivalry force of the enemy was, in town, but galloped blick as wc advanced. In passing out nt the west end of town, the enemy were ol verted advancing rapidly in line of battle from Ch.ambersburg toward the town, evidently endeavoring to hold an advantageous and commanding position of the town. The first corps under Gen. Reynolds, which wa in advance, pushed forward at double-quick. A foon as they secured au advantageous posi tion, the enemy, under Lotmstreet and Hill, advanced Hcadily. and in a few minute a heavy fire. Iioth artiliery and musketry, opened along the whole Federal and Rebel lines. The 1 f th :irui v corps, under Howard was also soon in position and for a time quite a heart battle r ii red. Several clnrc wete made by the enemy to dislodge our force. all of which were entirely unsuccessful. At three o'clock the enemy massed his entire for.es and etideivorel lo turn our right wing. Reynold advanced to meet them, and a heavy infantry fiht ensued in which Inith sides sullered severely. Volley after volley of musketry l ein: poured into the enemy with deadly effect, the field be tween the contending armies was strewn with dead ar.d wounded. It t :iid that the enemy mi tiered fullvas heavy as we, th'-ugh it i not known what their loss wa. iu officers. The effort to Hank our right wing entirely failed, and we held th prominent and command' inir portion for which the stru''!;li was made at the close of the fight, which ceascl for the dav at about four o'clock 1'. M. The great decUire battle i con-idered imminent, nnd notwithstanding oi.r -evert- lo? in olficer, the advantages ot tl;e day were regarded as decidedly with our forceo. Uur armv was infirie condition, full of enthu-i asm for the coming battle, and confident of &ue cess. t rtn ?Xciv Vor It. Ntw Vork. June H. The Herald's Harrisburg Hecial says: A column of 25.000 Rebels passed through Bill-burg ye-derday in the direction of Oettys burg. Another account from the front says: Some jicnflctueti connected ith ihe pre arrived last evening from Gettysbcr::, having left before dayTghtin the moniinc- They reprf g it the condition of affair at the close of the figt on Wednesday evening to h ive been htill more favorable and promising of a ucceful issue than previous information received. Thev Ptate that the Rebels had held Gettysburg for some time previous to the approach of our array, and had not only occupied, but had commenced fortifying the hills we?t of town, where liiey proposed to check our advance toward ('li-in.lerfburg and the mouth of the Cumberland Valley. The movement of Gen. Reynolds, and the rapidity with which he advance.! after entering the east end of town, took them somewhat by surprise, and he soon obtained a prominent position which the enemy were fortifying. The fisht through the balance of the day wa? a futile attempt on their part to regain this important position, from which they were frequently repulsed. Karly in the afternoon both Longstreet and Hill concentrated their force for grand effort to turn our right flank, when Gen. Howard's 11th corpa mot nobly repulsed those two veteran corps of the Rebel army. The repulse was so complete that no further attempt was made by the enemy during the balance of the day, and night closed in with our holding the position choen by the enemy on which to gire us battle. The 3! and 10th corps also came on the field after the 1 ist repulse of the enemy, but owinc to the fall of Gen,. Reynolds and the lateness of the hour, as well a the exhaustion of the men and a desire to take care of the wounded, it wa determined r.ot to puh the enemy for a renewal of the cot flict. When our informant left the f eld yesterday (Thursday morning) Gen. Meade had arrived, and the main body of our army was in position and ready to push the enemy a soon as day should daw n. Gettysburg is about 25 miles east of Charn bersburg. over a fine rolling country most of the way, which will doubtless be the aceoe of the great battle of the rebellion. A special ditpatch to the Herald, dated Harristurir. July 2, sat: The battle at Getty iburg to day was fierce and bloody. From all I can gather, the rebellion has received its mortal wound. Cannon, small arms acd the field are among the trophies. The Dattle at Gel tyabtart;. "iw York, July 3. A pecial to the Times, dated. Battlefield near Gettysburg, Thursday, 4:30 P. M , via Baltimore Frida v, says: To day has been quiet up to the present. The enemy are massing a heary force on our left. and ' hare just hezun n attack with artillery. There Hit probability of a severe battle before dark. I The Rebel sharpshooters are verv troublesome. shooting at our men from the steeples of the churches. Th TribuLe'i f pccilt dated Colcmbi, Pa , Jul? 2. av: The battle was resumed this morning, and was ccniiaafd till four o'clock T. M., oer tcrccsgiin

ing on the Rebel. Since five o'clock the firing has been heavier, looking to general engagement. Lee's force are said to be concentrated five miles Dcrtheast of Gettysburg. Sedgwick' corp is ad to be preasicg opon tbe enemv's rir. The 2d army corp is moving op from Hanover thi morning. Tbe Tribun' Washington special says: A dispatch from Gea. Meade received indicate pitched battle on Thursday. An accident occurred at Harper' Ferry jester, day. As tbe garrison were evacuating the fortifications at Maryland I light a barrel of rowder exploded, killing 10 and wounding 40 soldier of the 6th and 8th Maryland regiments. The country between Frederick and Foolesville is undiiturbeJ. The Philadelphia Press ha tbe following from Baltimore July 2: . Rumor from Fortre Monroe give rise to the impression that Richmond has been closely invested bv Gen. Dix, and the city is probably captured. The Inquirer has th following posted on the bulletin board: Dispatcher from Washington have just been received, and read to tbe workmen, that Vicksburg bad surrendered. The World's Washington special dated 3d. 10 A. M., says: Important advice were received at midnight of yeterdy's battle. There seems little doubt that a brilliant victory has been won. The ene my has not only been repulsed, but rev ml thousand Rebels have been captured. Ojt loss has been large, but has resulted, so far as known, in decided success. The Press has a special from Wrightsville, Pa., dated July 2d, at midnight,, which says: 0'ir forces are known to have gained ou the enemy until four o'clock, since then there ha been rapid firing, indicating general ecg&geccnt. The Rebel force is concentrated -on South

MounUin, toward Carlisle, iz uiles north cf Gettysburg. Sedgwick's corps passed York in the direction of Dover this afteruoon. It is In the enemy's rear. From Vlckaburjj. MrMpius. July 1. Official advices from Gen. Grant's army to the 2nh say the Vk-ksburs garrison was verv active, m.ik:tig desperate resistance to the progress of the siege, with th hope of relief oon reaching them. Additional reinfoiccments are said to be on the wav from Bragg to Johnston, and the latter is perfecting arrangements to attack Grant's rear. Marmaduke. Price and Kirby Smith are combining to get to some point on the banks of the Mississippi. Probably an attenjpt will be made to capture MiMikenV Bend and stop navigation. Everything is quiet in this section. General Hurlbtit is vigilant, watching closely all move ments of the enemy in the country adjacent and south of his lines. Weather extremely hot. NiXlit Krporl From the Array off the Cuinberlnnd. Tlllaiioma, Tj-N.v, July 1. The 2d Kentu ky cavalry, in the advance of Brannau's division, and the 39th Indiana, mounted infantry, in the advance of Mendall'ci d'virion, entere! Tullahoma at noon to day. Wheeler' Rebel cavalry, the tear guard of the enemy, left as they entered. The town is entirely evacuated, and only one soldier and about a dozen citizens re maincd. Geu. Bragg left Tullahoma last nTght. The main force retreated ou the Winchester road. Gen. Stern, of the Rebel cavalry, was tnor tally wounded in the skirmish of the 30th, and died to day at Deckerd. The Chattanooga Rebel of the 30th ult. pays, editorially, that considerable apprehension wa manifested yesterday at the reported advance of Burnside with a column of 30,0(M) men upon East Ternej-see. We hasten to dispel these feat'. If Burnside does advance, which we regard highly improbable, there are ample means provide! to give him that reception which be so eminently deserves of us. The late raid to East Tennessee has fully awakened our War Department to the importance of preparation. In accordance with this, new levies recen.lv raised under the proclamation of Gov. Vance have been ordered thither, andf are ere thi posted along a line of defense. Workmen are also engaged upon bridges destroyed by the enemy. Although personally advised of the fact, we are not permitted to gratify the fiopular curiosity concerning the movements of Generals Beauregard and H. Hill. Thee officer doubtless know their own affairs best, and keep their counsels. It i r-ullicici.t to say that the new levies now in process of collection have come into service in good time. We must urge tho fellow citizens of Tennessee and Alabama to be speedy if they would crush the advance of the enemy. In the meanwhile, troop are hourly en route for the scene of active service in the front, and however vigilant he may be, w e hope to catch Rosecrans yet in some inadvertency yet unexplained. Before he is done with Bragg be will have one of the bloodiest battles of the war. The Chattanooga Rebel of the l!Gih ult., has a letter from Tullahoma, giving an account of the battle at Hoover's Gap. It says both John son's and CLyton V brigades took a part in the enu.iL'em"tit. The 2'Hh Tennessee lost 11 killed and 31 wounded. Among the oQicers killed are Major Brooks, Adjutant 'Hiotnas and Capt. Pettigrew . Col. Grcnfel, Inspector, belonging to Bragc's staff, has been art er! cd for stealing negroes. He B an Englishman. I rout Philadelphia. PiiiT.ADELruu, July 3. A special to the Bulletin savs: Nothing ia known as lo the result, but the impreariiou ptevaila that the great decisive battle of the campaign has been fought in the neighbor hood of Cirstown, between (ettysburg and Chambersburg. It is believed we have suffered heavy losses iu officers and men, but Lee is so crippled as to be placed on the defensive. Yesterday Gen Meade assumed the offensive. The day before Lee attacked Meade, and was renulsed , with great los. Lee holds a gap in South Mountain, near Chambersburg, through which he hopes to escape, if defeated. A guard atationed at bridge 64, on the Northern Central railroad, heard firing in that direction like that of flying artillery, whence it ia believed that Pleasanton is at work, with his dashing cavalry, fighting lor the posserrioii of the E:P From fialtimorc. Baitimouk. Julv 3. A gentleman from Parkton, tweuty six miles from here, .says heavy cannonading was heard there yesterday until 9 o'clock last night. , The cannonading was very revere, and was resumed at daylight this morning with great fury. It it? positively known, however, that there was no engagement at Gettysburg up to i o'clock in the afternoon. From !ler York N'iw Yoar, July 3 A dispatch dated Headquarter Army of the Potomac says: The contest Wednesday was desperate and unremitting, terminating at sundown. During the early part of tbe day our forces failed to make any impression upon the Rebels, when Sickle. arrived and with reinforcements turned the tide ol battle. The result may be stated thus: We advanced rapidly, and met the enemy: stuck ed him with one cor s, but found bim too strong; fell back until joined by the 11th corps, when we renewed tbe aitack and retrained our ground. Wadsworth. Harlan and Doubleday are reported woucded. Gen. Baxter is reported killed and Geo. Siein mehr wounded. Oar woucded were at Gettysburg, and were being taken care of. j Our force at Gettysburg were largely reinforced Wednesday r.'ght. Gen. Meade wa in front superintending operation. A special to the Times dated on th battle field Thursday morning, aays: o general eniragement has yet taken place, though a great battle trill be fought this afternoon or to-morrow. The enemy are in great force. Our troop are all up and will be ou hand. The Rebels occupy Pennst lvayu College a a hospital. There has been fkirmiUng all the morning. Both armies are preparing for the great contest. Our troop are in splendid condition and fight like veterans. Front Washington. Waihisgtox. July 3 An official dispatch was received this afternoon from Uajor General yje-td. dated Ilead quarters Army of the Potomc. Jul; 2-11 P. 2J.. which itp: .

Th enemj attacked my force about 4 o'clock thi afternoon, and after on of th severest contest of the war. thev were repulsed at all point. We have suffered considerably ia killed and wounded. Among tbe killed are Brigadier Genera! Paul and Took, and amoof the wounded are General Sickles, Barry, Graham and Warner, all lighüy. We have taken a large cumber of priaocers. SBOO-fft DiarATCS. Wac;iroTO, July 1 A later dispatch baa been received from Gea. Meade, dated 0 o'clock this morning, which aays: The action commenced again at early daylight upou various part of tbe line. Tbe enemy thus far had made no impression upon my position. All account Tce ia placing tbfir whole force here. Prisoners repot t that Longstrset'a and A. P. Hill' force were much injured. Tbey had many General and oflScer killed. Gen. Barks-c-ale, of Misa., is dead. Hi body t within our line. We have thu far about 1.600 prisoners; there is a small number yet to be brought in. In the 19th Indiana, Lieut Col. Dudley ii killed; Major Gridley, slightly wounded; Capt: Hollowaj, wounded a leg; Capt. Shaffer, arm; Cart. Jone, Hm and Ivtiare wounded; Lieut. Jone, killed; Lieut. Patrick, wounded in both legs; Lieut. Schlagon, mortally wounded. The Republican of this afternoon saji: The Government has received a dispatch dated Vicksburg, June 27, stating that the iese was progressing finely. So mention is made'of the Rebels in Grant's rear. The following is a list of officer of Wad worth' 1st army corp who were wounded In yesterday's fight: Gen. Meredith, bruised in tbe head by the fragmeet of a ebell, and his borss leicg shot, fell oa bim, injerieg him hitemallj. Lieut. Col. Wood ward. Aid to Gen.3Ierec!::b, wa wounded in th right arm. Frsnt ls.aCBaB-a.cmd. Foi.r MoNtor, July 2. Ricbaocd diaparchef of the 27th say three regiments of cavalry with two howitzer left Trudl Statkm last etening. appeared at II mover C. H. and fired into a tram on Central railroad. The raiders reached South Anna bridge rnd were teeisted by the guard. Fight progress ng. Two gunbo ita at Whitehouse yeaterdav. The Yankees killed bix and wounded fourteen at South Anna Station, and captured W. U. F. Lee. Later information has been teceived at the War Department that a large force, of Yankee, estimatea at 30.11011. under Dix and Key es, i moving up the Peninsula. A proclamation w as is.ied thja morning to the citizens of Richmond aud other persona in the State to perfect military organization. to operate with the troop iu the field. From VlckTnrsr Niw York. July 3. No assault wa made laat Saturday, but Grant's woika and the fleet were brought to boar on the detotrd garrison. The fire wa kept up from 2 A. M. till 111 P. M. Our gunner responded briskly. The Yankees admit the fire very destructive and the accuracy unentitled. Our loss seventy five in kille! and wounded. The Times has the follow inj r pecial irom rear of Vicksburg. Wednesday, tilth: Up to yetctday skirmishing has been going on along the whole line of our rear front, or rather that portion of it from Savder'a Bluff to the Big Black railroad iro.'sing. There being every indi cation of a fight being imminent, the rear front was put in order to reit an assault. The night before we lost a picket of 300 men near Box Creek, three miles from Snyder' Bluff. On the same day .116 4111 Iowa cavalry was attacked by a superior force of. Rebel cavalry on the Bridgeport ferry road. They were repulsed after a hard fight. Yesterday Osterhau was attacked at Big Black. A great battle ensued. The Rebel fought with great obstiiiacy and spirit, and were, after a long engagement, rrpulsed with great slaughter. The guns ot the Cincinnati have been removed by Gen Steele and put in position in a land bat tery. A fleet of transport eomintr downward with

ordinance and commissary rtores, was fired into - r ar a . ai iypreHS r,enu üay betöre yesterday. The Prima Donna received 22 thot, and war disabled. The Kentucky tow ed htr down Jas. Thompson, clerk of the Ouartet mister at' Helena, was killed by a six pound shot on the Kentucky. The gunboat drove the Rebels off, anJ the fleet came through safe. From Cnlro. CAikO,July 3.-i-A gentleman from the front reborts everything in rUtu quo. Operations still continue again-i the Rebel works, and the fit ing has become holtttr than it was two days ago. Col Smith died from wounds yesterday. Col. Hsnnt-shot was mortally wounded by a grenade while entering one of our fort Johnston's advance i said to bo within a few mile? of our outer pickets. Everything is pre pared to meet him should he make an attack on our works. From llitrrlbtirr. II Aitkissi ro. July 3. There ia great anxiety here to know ihe result of the battle fought yes terday and last night between Meade'a army and Gen. Lea's. l'erons at Columbia and Bainbridge, and in the ni fgiiboihood of York, heard distinctly the nvir of artillery: at times it was rapid und heavy. At daylight this morning it was resumed. The battle must have Ixtn 5r the f'eigbborhoi of Gettysburg. a. . Telegraphic communication has been resumed with Baltimore, via Washington and Northern Central railroad. COMMERCIAL. t sr TKLKuaarn. Cincinnati .aiarkut. Ci!ciTyATi. July 3. Flour dull and without change in price; mod erate btisine-s in the higher gr.'dt; .1 'JO to 5 5i; the lower grade- dull at 1 25 to 1 1 7.r. Wheat unchanged aial rjuief; red 1 O-Jl (0, white $1 I2(d I 15. Corn in ood demand at 57c for ear. Oats 63c. Whisky in good demand at 11c Nothing traiispirtsj itl provii.ns; prices are nominally unchanged. Gold declined to 10, -ilt er to 30. Exchange firm. etav Vork lnrsiet. N'l"- Youk, July 3. Flour less sctive acd very firm for extra State and shipping brand of round hoop Ohio at $5 75 Q5D5 for extra hute, $C V2ad 10 for trade brands, closing quiet. Whi-ky steady tio?l(4(lc. Wheat les active anu quite firm for good round parcels, which are rcarce. Corn less active and 1c lower at 73,;.(t7-lc for shipping mixed Western. SOc for white Western. Oats 7l(rf76Ve. Pork opened quieter and closed firmer; $11 75 QU fc7j for old mess, $13 .V) for new mess Lard open ed steady at 0i((t 10. Money steady at 6(37. Merling dull at 158( 155 für first "class bills. Gold lower at 41, declining to 43'2' and closing quiet at la 'r. LIVERY STABLE. Is I V Ii II Y S TABLE, HO. () EAST rKARL ""TKEKT, MALFA fcQl'AUK MJUTH OF WArIIIOT0' ST., betweeu llertliaa and PenLfjlvn.u, Is rear f a'a LUck, Indiana .!.-. TL;s Stal-le U apj.!j-.sl with tl.e bett of '. Hoc boardM by tLe wtek, day or twal. wiuttysoy i 5CT.liti5, Tn3-ltn rTjrr1elra. BOOTS AND SHOES DONT PASH TKTXS B2T X TI1K UK i II STOKE -Olli. IlViilliSVli, NEW YORK, SELLS CLOTHING, BOOTS' AND SH0E3, -AT HEW Y0EK PJtlCED. ffHl. FACT TU AT TB STOB Ii CoyXTCTXD I wnaytw Tor, scaurs i catsitrs taxi Virj wUI alwayi tad ence. as rtU as styles, U ccrr;;-1 tn

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