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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-09

BmarfELp, N.-s, 2Dih Dec. 1SsS.
Dg. }. Z. ArEs: I do not hesitate ., -ay
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-09

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-09
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-06-09

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CuEKRT PEcroK,L IL is made by Of tho best medical
chemists In the World and its all around b<spsak
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
Stuart and Stoneman

The Yankees, who are never happier or prouder than
when they have done something esteemed great in to
cradle imitation Of others, viii be sure to compare
their big and bunglug attempt at raid around Lees
army with the neat exploit of Stuart around McCleans
rear, just before the battles Of the Chickahominy-
The feats are unlike in important respect viz
Stuart accomplished all he went for and brought back
with him nearly every man he set out with. The Yam
KEGS when it is all over, will have done neither Of these
things. But in one vital and paramount respect it
be confessed there is perfect resemblance in the
two performances when Stuart made his raid, the
Yankee army was whipped, and when StOneman made
his raid, the Yankee army whipped again.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
Tha Rinhmond Bell Rinrers

Slree the disappearance Of the Swiss Pei Ringers all
Of whom were from New Bszpshre, the people Of
this city have never bssa - RECALLED as on Monday
LAT. The impression seized somebody that a small
,osv Of Yankee cavalry we're about burn and sack
eitv Of 100000 inhabitants. hanelukes might have
.tsemp.ed the mad exploit; Yankees never. OF the
many citizens who had guns in their hands, not one in
hundred believed the Yankees were coming. Some
bOdynot private eitizen-scme influential controlling
and, did believe it. Hence naturally enough the peo
pie became excited Seeing their leaders alarmed hey
become alarmed themselves
There was great danger Of general panic aud tam
pede. No mortal can tell what would have hap
pened, had not party Of intoxicated youths-mea Of
sense would never have dreamed Of doing such thing
commenced ringing the FIRE bells furiousy. The eject
vas magical The public mind, diverted from the idea
Of war, became instantly tranquil The ringing was
something too loud too fast and too long continued ;
but the people relished it much. few miscanisges
occurred and number Of persons male and female
tainted and SEent inO Mysteries bus the great mass Of
citizens enjoyed the ringing very considerably
A little later in the day, mischieviOus news paper
boy ordered all The stores to be closed in the mans Of
the Governor, Mayor, President COmmandaut of ihe
Post, or somebody else. The order was promptly
Obeyed. Doors were closed, people went into he
ss.ssts and made holiday, over the bell ringing.
The beneficial effects Of the bell ringing we're so ap-
trent yessszday. that General Order will soon be is
susd irOn the War Ofce commanding the FIRE bells 70
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
LArER rnom faE NORTH.


We are in possession Of Northern dates of May I'd
The rreat excitement or ,be hour in Yankeedom was
the advance Of Uookertrny, which pronounced sue
cossG so he RappahannOck is concerned
They claim to have P'ureu n'e hunureu prisoners
at Fredericksburg w INDUSTRIOUS sre'ch Oh Tue
Imagination. A MfF orA PaPer says
Tho ,roo,, ~, reported to be in magnificent cond-
tim both as rsrsds health and discipline The cross
inc wos nd ~ die right wing above and the left
WING belo the lily, General Hooker experimenting the
lavi5g If The ,utoon bridges Key's Ford in per-
SON Tho rebslsmade but slight show of resistance
a. this nnint . fhe 10Th New York and 73d Pennsy-
ani, crossed over but fell back after little skrmsh-
inr Tbc siVance of Rockers army has crossed the
Rsnidan Cen Lees forces are therefore ouiaDked to
Greet e,ept aud must either give battle or fall back
to Richpoqd
Tho NsF York Herald has an editorial upon the adj
v,no, Of Rockers army, which it regards as indicating
tho pnear approach of the most important, and per-
hans he decisive struggle of the war;" We append
no,p Of the editorial, having itaeised few words
rbjch will attract especial attention:
The details of the crossing of the Rappahannock by
the army indicate General Hookers plan OF operations
lie is moving on an interior line above or west OF Fred
,rcksburg to turn that strong position or to draE the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

TOR RENT OR LEASE.-I have on the
estate Of the ChSs Clark Decd Cole Ferry on
Stauntoa River good FARMS Torrent yea or lease
Tor years preferred. TAere good dwelling on
the fAms farms be rented with body
o. rich oF grounds attached who wish 20 or
81 nis uader one manager. W. CLARK,
scottsburg Halifax CO.. Va
my S--dskeSls Guardian Of Thos B. Claik.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
ADJ'T AND INsP'R GENERALLY OFFICE,
- AInr 1sEl

ID EAL ESTATE y,
IN FOR SALE IN CHARLoTrEsvILLE, va:
WIN he exposed for ss public ton, In the town OF
Charlotte sye on the Ali day Of June nex ahoue anu ~
tanirg two acres less, fronng on M ~, - Az
Nth from the pabic square and belonging to the ta 81
andsr garre 1ecessei TIE improvements couss' oi
bi dwsng and all necessary ou.aoass - Nj II Jone,
and VIII be saown any deiiag IL ~ jam he Money
- an eos arrangement may be made vita me
nv "@N''u' " ' r. J. PRETLOW. Adm, de botis non
A. GARRETT, decd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
TAX-PAYERS.

NOTICE.-TARDY & WILLIAMS, Auc-
" neers and CommIslcn Eercants Cay end ish
sees Redmond Vac linue 70 attend pompty che ale Of
sroee les Prodsce, &c, and elicit cOnsnneDts. ucon
Sales every Thursda Sing interested ia the concern OF kett,
Bell Co. separate business from the grocery department.,
viii be pleased have consigumGns for The OF Dry
Goods Hats Shoes &c either for private or auction sales
ap30-6t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

10 IHE VOTERS OF PiTISYIVANTN
COUNTY, VAA the soation n asry firn5s Ler,Sy IN
myself eacddae T. represent Dc reoTle Of the -orrt
Of Ptsylv mia IN the STATE sena y dUtie h. ed ~ the
mt doe, Of mose importance by spd can
plgn vhc has already commtn,ed rerdr irpote lor ne
TO appear before the people Ia pern duri canvas tie g
foe submit claims TO unbiased Teops with The re at
long redence IN The ccuuiy AID ny furY
the present struggle Will emit R cl's upon 'hr SUI
fags While he pot OF duty will do permit e 10 lie Al hore
bew this and the election deem Il duty TO e,pres 10
some extent the principles by which, II elected D. gov.
erued.
cur countryls In the midst Of great War for Inl.prn
dence. trust am con'ci'rs ( responsibility tha vrlI
devolye elected imps.t.ut rosln e. his line
NJ best efforts viii be dey0taf q best suppl ip
with food and clothing gallant army, tie Es With tie
least possible Injury 10 the people, which only he ELECTED by
just and proper system n distribution requires az ar
whole country. Der resources amply efclert cani a
In service present. provided tn proper system Of c
butt Of The supg a-dthe proper obtaining th b.
adopted. ' "
large portion Of the stae Virginia being az IS tine m
der ~ control OF merces sni vsnial the Increased taxa
ton consequently imposed rpon The Ie-tnrr po Ion man
legislation. IL will be an o. ct - favor srtonfs will bes
enable the people To meet THIS demand.
Lending Hearty cooperation 70 te General Governments
everything that rctes 20 the fneran-e cause VIZ
81 Energetic population AZ home Sip Of state viii de d
storm OF war In triumph and The preseLt struggle he
speedy ard honorable close.
Shout the yecple call TO ts posion viii use mr. ts,t
forts 10 h charge the duties Of the oes ira manner
abie To u people. IL not elected, will con =
The present struggle where the post Of dGiy co
April goth, 1852. D.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
TO THE VOTERS OF PITTSYLVANTI

JOHN LETCHER is candidate for Con-
oREss In the Eleventh Congressional District
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

THE REVOLUTIONS OFsl77e AND 1881 con.
TRASTE6- 0PFoSITE THEORIES AS TO TIE
ORIGIN OF SOCIETY AND OF POLITICAL GeT-
ERNMENT-LoCKE, ARISTOTLE, Cir ROBERT
FILMER, BRoUGHAM, AND eARLfLE-IDEN.
THY OF SOUTHERN C0NSERvATIsM AND
ENGLISH T0RYISM,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

TO THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTIES
OF Midlesex Snd Mathews:
thereby nyef candidate for the House OF Dele
gates for tire above named Counties
tpS0-dlwc9t p. II. FAUErLFRoY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

CAPTAIN WIN. II. DULANY, Of Fairfax will
be candidate for the State Senate.
myj-St, FAIRPAy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

CULPEPER.-We aae authorized to an.
nounce Major JAMES w. GREEN Candidate to the
county OF cupeper In the House Of Delegates.
my6-d2swd&etde
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

FOR STATE SENATE.-JAMEs III. CARSON
h ndlse for re the seEat he District COM
posed Of the counties OF Frederick Clarke and Warren
uY6-i2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
I'D. QR's, KING & QUERN c. H.
TO THE Voters (Solliers, Rlf,cee,. ssd Cit;s7s)
or TIE SECOND CONGRESSl0gAL DLS-

TO TIE VOTERS (SoLiers, R.f,,cce'. ssd Cit;ss7sl
or TIE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIS
TRICT
hereby a. the repeated and urgent cs5 made Upon by my
fri n1t IL in and out Ct tho Grmy, nysi csnd-
date repre'ent the Second C5Dgcs GLcl In the
Confederate Congress.
haE delayed thus long in responding, publicly these calls
fror me fsc that REGARDED myself Is having Ecen tsady
pJuneed \ ca didats.
Bu. TO ell dubt tn. sabse rest. have concluded to
do 81 signature.
sused r. fm, aad msny az the voters - M
aud "a. ~" n ohr respects Of seeing the people shall
Ne f-'a-f- .. ..
"a D. ' .et- ..s OIL . i..tiCu. In
ds-'he exsIB erclnsia1ces, to cany.s- tn qu.stc,
Grateful 70. The kEt and appeals me- and
ne eorhes1ce ezpressedin MY ,by snl fines you
can only promise, II elected 70 ycur urtss A. Tai of
the country With elergy sDi fshiulnes..
Oar uSt, cost be Jiued and the ante rnd
comforts OF the soldier WILL snd IbeFry 70 e.s rb
ject, especially elected, 81 all vote my ear ct alter
ton and enos k1; wing ii the army su-cs OF
cur use, NJ that on IN success Of NE the betty
happiness g people. The Of the soldiers cSuse Of
the p'opDd the .usainiag the the liberty ii hts
ard hsppiness Of the whole
Let therefor, pull hsrmoniouy rs rfgt fol-
lows "ay al honorable peace will be the TeEa Of the
blaye soldier and the country.
my 2-Gt D. J. CODWIy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06
WITH GRATEFUL REN[FMRRANcE .vn

thanks many kind received my fellow
citizens Il the forty respectfully
candidate for Ie-electon TO the HoUfe Of De eEatcs
rY4-cts TaO, b pIGeFl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

We are authorized TO announce ISAAC II.
CHRISTIAN ESQ., candidate 70 represent cotnts
Kent City and Charles City In the next House e. beleg s
Of virgisa. nyCeSt'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-05-06

FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR - We
are authorised TO announce General JOHN D. INBoDEN OF
gusta comfy date oc Of Lieutenant Cove
the s,ae Of Virginia al IN ensulDg election. my 6-cGt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18


~. a.',,0., Miss LAyRA xs.EE
Hardup Crcgan CHS original charsrter) Mr. Y DAILY
Ky,ls Ds,y I Is
Garrisan.. Mr. ssoddart
Eily o'conner.. Mss Euike
Ers CresAn Mr., hosertscS
And The great Ers sShs SFIai N Z
Other novelties "a active which must be pro
ss enable kEHSE 70
Inv1sa HALL IRVING HALL.
= SUNDAY EVENING, April 10.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT,
s gss:s q s: s:s rom GAIL when w'
WI be % x xKra ~ s schs ss.i:ne'
supported By the full chorus and the grand orchestra Of tho
Gr. WS DoEHLsR viii produos, for the ars. DINO. his
Tetss g - bad on evening Of performance
Admiration. Nifty cents
A MEXICAN THEATRE,
"a ct So sr1 Il srrr af * Tss xsossDaxr.
1A FIX r y Esg'' AND Sy s5a I.Es'
s$ s
retains 4: strong aoa or the public mind v,,, x.
S::ss :$ s1s @ S.s sss y s:
::| :: :;; ::$ :
This sssiarday) Afternoon. At ~ O'Clock.
III. issiad.yS Afternoon. 81 ~ o'clock.
''' tho '''''" LADIES Iaifis AND CHILDREN
AE'0ssnn' Of 's s n asss !. I'M b presented
II ;;- x$:E: x; :.s
-. s1aSsf a asassElss ..,11...
win appear In thslr wosdsrfu ssIonishins perios
oaARLk S, Z. COLLINS.
To; ro o5s;' i f%sr sss'e {
Sing bis new par'Sy q TT Cruel War L. ov'"
CHARLEY " HA '''A c;";.s 4 i:ss''' HART
Mia Iis sSESf iS; s sss N n. VIZ saor
rs seco%pishsi yssslsis end DsSssssss.
rxpMv,yrsM4l VII sA e rsovrs.
10 s''eGSS IN s 'as Ssh1 s;K ysss OF tho
Dennis Murphy alias Dr.. MurphyIhs Irsh Broom Maker
Or Ralph crsduIous = 9. Rlsss
pr Frantic Gardner
Waller ioysws ws@Soid
si% A'ssr' H:r
fssy No., I r a. ng gsrc1
Bridge. Murphy wife Of Dennis .Niss Llzis sehaiA
Doors open AZ performance 70 co'neoce A. 20 ocoo-
GREET sss gsfE sEss m
ths largest and mo.s Isgniacen place q aasens1, Il
RIVERS vi" be nos happy % see ssT f;p s,ss
KB.rrensy ssn;e. sdy waiter; Nv wanted immediately
.o.os.,
ss sss y 81 asS oE 5sH IA sSus r.
Broadway from A q nHSs !: CENTS.
z7o7,cy-,1r,.
No''0-A Mr. WALLACE
@ % .s the ncss o. The public 70 Mo s fcs nezt sssnr
viii b performed. s. sS fSr I he
PIE FIRST ra ~, I.M ~ HE E5au,
sw rn SI:ssS; ss ;sS WIVES WIVES,
TIL. sIssllsn. prOs5spss WIN se,aas all the ans artists
" VS. '.s - SEsEYIT on Mr. MOSS errsasursr,
Boz oOo1 now open.
nl. w ,s S.r nr dSsa9 "a, Concert :, Irving Hail.
= 800 -
EAgLE fnEE AND Easy. cD EI0HTH AVENUE
tson hSf x re h is,e
------------E H. HARDING. Proprietor
= ,pIYs oY rHE BALLET WANTED IMMEDIATELY
- ,..sy srss sass i,S,s. q ne eallss vApgy e.
car @s ~ goa, az AGENCY " S'usehn
==-, ne, :, ~. . - ,S,,.
NV rOnbsCAIAONb.
Nov REApr.A CATALOGUE oy EAaE, CURIOUS
1e-.; =
READ, MAEk AND IL. LEAE ~: The CONTENTS 0r THAT
W isi'S 80: si s. ss
.--e, = 80 80 : NV --.---, ~ ~
;::.sss;: ~ :s "a; g:ss
$ - ss sss mai s% s, S. .sss
= is57s5oTios.
A GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED TO ALI. m
~ yer sssors - en- L9ur esen. Lnstrusu2n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

TYuoroo nAYnY. m coNNHc7Tor WIFI FfNBAsrs :
II Oh Pssiiasn, teiss Coses4 Anbrysypss 80 kaQa-
- -. i & - !: n -: ~ A. s'A's u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

NM 0RHATDsI V0NDER m rue WORLD rs THB
II accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris. who bs
sonsusd With The ssr<ss conodens All Affairs Of NE;
drunkrn and unfathfui husbeb has
make you beloved ~ your heess do apd brings together
aver, zoe. sbovs T~e1h srsss i''''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

VxrArTgD-sonE LADrBg HurrLBD COLLARS.
sor.ss~p~r isvss asy sprh style o esss WI y p~d ven
una. their .slss y -, 20 ~ chs"sss
are Wasted for spseA' purIos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18
pnILBARHosrc SOCIETY or BRooKLrs.
SIXTH SEASON, ix7-c,
rIYTn coNcRkT, SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 10
ArrHR AcApEhY or xusrc

Nns oRIoLANr BRIGxoLT, soprsns
BisnoS BRLLfuI. Baritone.
Hss FIrZiUOH, PiAnoforts
AND yvu oncHssffs ~ III hiIis s6t rIssSfo'A
Under the dsscsion 81
ksnsssscnssrs a<s:s One bois soid b. ne itsssarss
and 81 Ne door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

NEW B0wERy THEATRE
X-0RiHD Bill
SATURDAY MOTT.
F0UR PIECKS
MR. o. o. B0NIfACH
WIN appear - MACBETH and ISAAC Iva.
Tho grand drama OF the
HEBREWS cuRsH.
MAOBKTn.
The celebrated dfsssa Of the
FEMALE HI0HwAYMAM.
Mrs " o. JONES
Az LADY Macbeth, suAaa and the YcnAic Hghyeynaa.
bRo0Kx's ADVENTURE WITH POLISH FRfmgkA
M. Eunan, Mr. MArdsn. M, Bcsnc, Miss ustAsway.nf
q. LngAxd, ntss Eidrsss hrs DonsfAcs cad shs woan
MONDAY A OREAr BILL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

IRVING HALI.-aoITscHALKC oxCElrs.
TIIE ONLY MORNING CONCERT,
AND Last ArPEARANCE BUT ONE
OF TnE GREAT PIANIST.
NM L. H. 00TrscHALK.
will take place
which the following artists will Assst Mr. Cote
chalk - = new and brilliant prografnms:
MISC EuGEKfE BARNETcHE.
Miss LOUISE KR0LIKOUSkA, Pianist her crst appear.
New York.
AND THE CELEBRATED BRErro chi pRHN. In
MASTER EMIL u vioIniy aged ~ Jear.:
MASTER BERNARD, voinlst. sk-d III years;
MASTER RICARDO. Cornet ased years,
s,ovo, .,v,i rurn Of Mr. L. sesfricsr) ,o,rvc~,,
TICKETS YiFTY CENTS
For sale ht the music and ~ Irving Hall. Doors
open At hnIf-pasf eleven o'cIock-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-18

RRooKLys ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ID g. n. MYERS Exhibition hArfHEB,
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April ~,
On which ocyAson sxty Children VIII Appear In full COS
tune and character. with beautiful sensy and fan Or
chsxr Tcketsd0 chpdrsn half prlos No reserved
sat. Doors open ~ H. Exhbltion WIN sonrsnos ~
z O'Clock.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.



Steamer Chesapeake wiliets. New York
Steamer Harvest Moon. Rox, Bangor.
Steamer New England, Field, Boston for PASSPORT
and st John NIB.
Brig Young Republic. Libby Cardenas osth ult-
June 2S lat % 30, Ion 70 S. picked up boat contain
ing the captain and crew. Is in number, of Prussian
bark Samuel, OF Danzic. which abandoned 2Ith
ON the Little Bahama Bank. The was from Sagua
bound TO Falmouth T.. was wrecked on the 18th aud
whaling sch Estellc. of Provincetown
L revenue cutter Dobbin, Com j A Webster. FIN
Delaware Breakwater sth inst-spoke. 9th inst. Br
brig Margaret, from Glasgow tor New York; 10th,
Br brig j w Harris, from Palermo for Philadelphia;
18th, gunboat bermuda, bound 10 Portsmouth; same
for Portland short of provisions and supplied her
with what was necessary; 18th. spoke lumber laden
brig from Bangor for -: sailed in company with
brig Frontier. for Portland, and sch Ida + Wheeler
for Boston.
Sch swordish fI,rl Iiiltz, Hisboro NIB
Sch Eurociydon, tBrl Roberts. Hilisboro NIB.
Sch freeport. Thorndike, Rockand.
Sch Nonpareil. Bunker Cranberry Isles.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth. Webster Damariscotta.
Sch Imogenc, Hopkins, Boston for bangor
Sch Paragon. Hatch, Boston for Searsport.
Sch Vienna, Look, Addison for Boston.
Sch Fanny Fern, Hadly. Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Credit, Fogg Ellsworth for Boston.
Sch Northern Warrior, Kent, Bangor for Cape
Ann.
Sch Waterman. Tarr Bangor for BOSTON.
Sch III Cushing Ames, Bangor for Lynn.
Sch Delaware Robinson Thomaston for Boston.
Sch Chas Carroll, Duncan, Rockland for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Moonlight. Small, Pictou-master.
Brig Trenton, Athcrton, Baltimorc-Ross Stur-
diyant.
Sch Starlight, York, Pctou NS-master.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-14
From the Maine 10TH

The following are extracts from a letter from
Lieut.. Broughton, dated Scamp behind a breast
work OF stones, South Mountain, July 9th,
1863"
I'm the fight at Gettysburg our corp tthc
1st) suffered terribly. The 10Th was almost
annihilated. or the officers and men engaged,
but four officers and twenty-nine men came
out The fight came upon us very unexpect-
eddy, few Of us thinking on the morning of the
LIST that we should fight before noon. Our
forced marches were hard, making as we did
at one time forty miles in twenty -four hours
We are now on top Of the Mountain in line
OF battle, and command the Gap.
To-day our regiment mustcrs all told forty
one men,
Another letter states that l40 officers and
men of the regiment. including Col. Tilden, re-
fused to be paroled, and were to be sent to
Richmond.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-14

GB-We hope our friends who receive their
papers too late to be as satisfactory as they
desire, will be as lorbcaring as possible. We
are doing all in our power to convene them.
Our night force is sufficiently large to put the
teiegraphic dispatches in type as fast as they
come, but the desire of the Associated Press
to send along news up to the latest moment,
and even long after the usual hour of closing,
conpcls us to keep our forms open till about
o'clock, or TO go TO press without the news !;
and then we are obliged to go to press as ear
ly as o'clock, even to the exclusion of later
news, or not get our papers into the morning
mails The business man of our firm goes TO
New York to-day TO secure a faster press,
which will remedy all causes Of complaint,
but it will take several weeks to have new
press built.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-14
News from the Evening Papers.

There was report that Stuart had been
captured by our cavalry, but 1t lacks conflrma-
ton.
The federal troops occupied Hagerstown
Sunday morning, the rebels having retreated
towards Wiliamsport and taken up a position
there II is said Gen. Lee had issued an adj
dress to his army, acknowledging his defeat at
meet the enemy firmly.
Gen. Howard had issued an address to his
18th corps, coDgratulatng them on their re-
cent bravery and successes in defeating the
rebels.
A dispatch from Hagerstown dated mid
night Sunday, says Lee has not crossed the
river, and does not intend to until he gives
battle. All the streams are much swollen.
The Philadelphia Inquirer's dispatch from
the front state that Lees army is surrounded
at or near Williamsport. The 9th corps is at
Hagerstown, the tn corps at Funktown, and
body of our troops under Gen. Kelly are on
the Virginia side of the Potomac, whilst the
rest of our army, under Gen. Meade, is push
ing Lee rapidly toward the river.
Dispatches from New York state that Judge
McNair, Mr.. Ballard and an unknown CON-
modore, all rebel spies, were arrested there on
Saturday as they were about leaving for Dixie.
The Tribune has a special which says that
Capt Belcher Of Maine regiment, who es-
capped from the rebels, report that they took
1900 prisoners. The rebels estimate their
killed and wounded at 10000.