Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-08-15
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ia,a worm ol P'tiess ifop was BY no meana
Aw'o " ussoQusr'cIs alone. " was lees grand
A.enP' " sna''ef ana oFeak oar eentre, pfepara.
.oly 70 tus cneree which should poasess him oftho
aW ~ouI posluon, IL was brilliant plan, and
yVs Vgs ~ Falca Napoleon oilep achieved suecesa- =
the air was laden with the hurtius missiles Of
a ha, .,s'y IVY, eVesy snfSo, every blade o.
sa,l;o. us Ie'oie .ae .'ss~ .a,oaea tne tnck
iomas III, sc.Vuu ,nas separated tne contendng
Ma sVs.' suen ...sr saen efnseen anits neIy Way
.n"u nol Ieuss couiu stand peiore w. Huge gaps
husbed Ne Are disahls5 h, ,ha ssE.l sSns 49,
Two hours oflhis cannoSsls % and M thae 's saw. I ~.
CHARGE which VA a. nohly rannissd ssI1' 'u'
4 ,'-''''-,' 'NrN'''N'
I POSITION ON Tas oENrRs
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ias niI wa ,naue nrllleiaiy strong curing the
ngn. ave, .ne nrs. assault BY the erection Of
several sN fodans, eenlna eacn oil winch was gun
lnese were sumciently hlgh 70 prevent their being
carried WIN ease py tne enemy 10 addition to
.as aruiery 10 'n's posltion 'nere ives CONSIDER
apie uehoer Oh guns held 10 reserve. Ihis Iot'
t,on OIL tne ne received attention, as It VIVA
.ne AeY 70 our wHoie position Should this 30
oaI@a our osleatwoaias 20 certain, a. would
scPatase oar wings IRON eaen other The dsien'
ces 'na' were torown up sun remain but the guns
we're ~ Me Ioaq y pursuit oil the retroatipg rebels.
ne nIil commands iuii view Of the town and Of
lne waole region Of the hight Fat on the lelt TIE
mountains stretch away TO the Potomac, and on
the rlg9t me susqnehanna The green fields nod
oatkel forests l9os as peacsini "a u lhey had nev-
" nsalu .ns souna ., coutendlpg armies Nearly
two uunufeu thousand men met mere three days
= a8o N noI,alconoat, and to-day thereisa Ssb'
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= Our sharpshooters ID some localities occupied
novel positions. 0de Of them found the hnlf Of
what had once been hollow h 90 with a hols In
by the removal Of a knot facing directly towards
the ground where the rebels advanced. He was
! thus provided with a convenient loopbole from
= which he could fire upon The enemy. Another
a found apook bptween two rocks about two feet
I wide BY six or eight long, aud and as Qauy beb,
y The end Of this nook was towards The rebels, snd
!, 6led up with smaller stone. II made fine spot
!. ior sharpshooter to occupy Itwss held 10 good
q effect BY one Of our markslnen. os three OF four
aeaa repesa ihiront oil the position give evidence,
LYery conceivable corner was iilled with sharp
snoOter always on the lookout ior the foe II was
hs laot mat Operated 70 say tne rebels IN larger
. numoeFs lnelr 1872 on me tlgnt was very heavy,
. lnOyugn nos 20 mucn 80 as on tne lef' s.-
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y a Baltimore correspondent, writing op the 7th
Is INST makes the ollo"ing statemSDt upon tue au-
v thorltty OF a gentleman from Emmettsburg, but
!, VINO Is well known and much respected 10 Balh-
q more ..1-li l
70 during Saturday the columns Of General Lees
J. army were passing through Emmettsbure, and also
the country roads north Of that place, from near
Gettysburg, across the South Mountain, towards
lnBe'sVoWu. lhe movement was made IN perfect