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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08

Snpianopolis, 26. W6rI,
Erob Der fbledten @e9e tparen am .
flciIenen Sanita9 iebr piele Souern
Warion @auntp nit 6oIt fir bic q
oatenfamilicn bier Su isben. S6on
Witta9 mar oa5 Staatsbaus NIT 81
n6qen umoeben. lin IL llbr belt 8
Gorrin9tcn an bic ibren patriotisl
auf 70 frei9ebi9s 8eife betbGtiaer
Souern cine berJllde Inreoe, in mel
ct ibnen Ia9te, Dap ibre cole &bat 70
III Ih6een iei, aI6 Oh iie bic S6lad
oe6 9anop6 mittGmpften. oenn ibre
trictiIbe 8abe iei Dem fernen Rr
cine berubi9snoe Serfiberuns, ba
iciner Samilie nibt an Sreun6en
feble. lin etlpa llbr berpe8te iid
3u9 unter ben &ldnaen Prieeerifber
iif, be9leitet pOn elmer @ompa9nie
pUItes, @a ibin9tonitrobe binauf.
&6pfe Der Die Wd9cn Biebenoen y
warsn init fleinen Sobnen 9ei9n
uno iibera(t 9eWdbrte man treune
better lddclnoe Wienen. I'm Dem
Der Sanitdt6commifiion beteib
Qlobe an Der Sdoalabamairabe 10
liz Baeenlaounacn poll 6ClI ab9el
Bdrcn bic g8eae beiier 9eineien. 70
Die prc;eIiicn obne 3Deifel nod
tend an imponirenoer Dimeniion O
men. DoCb AUDI 70 fno Die Der 4
ltubun9 beoiirfti9en Soloatenfal
jiemlitb reiblib beoa6t tporoen
manbe8 erleibterte 6erj oanft ben
eren Sauern fir ibre patriotif6e
ben.
firfi6ernte. Die Qus
auf cine reidti6e Yfirfidernote Fl
9emein 9iinitis. Die &nospen fir
unselpObnlib Jurdd uno baben 3
nibt 9elitten. 8snn Der Qpril 1
auldBt, 70 miro Die Qfirfibern
Sabre 1868 bo6ft erfreulib ausf
Ne 10 Worf. Ser 8ater B
pr6fioepten SiQmore 1T in Sfsl
Y, D., NIT Hoo abeeeoneen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08

Sesen fortbauen ,peroe. "Dab, penn
bieIe iun9e uno peit ouseebreitete 8epubs
lie ben allmdli9en Serfau fiiblen miro,
ben Die fbpinoenoen Sabren offenbaren
lpsroen, Die Qbileiopbie no6sarn 9immel
unfere6 Sranflinseldn5 uno Der &ubm
in beller Slamme iibsr Dem Srabe unfez
rec WaIbinetOn Iooern mSae."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
Uus IenncGee.

@iueinnati, 4. Qpril. Son Mur=
freesbprc miro beribtet, oaB unfere Srup=
pen am 1. ltpril bel 9Sooobcro Elm &es
belIenIa9er iiberfieIen mo in Scfie nab.
men. Gine 2tnjabI Der Rebe(len puroe
9etCotet, 80 9efan9en, so Qferoe uno
WauItbicre uno Ba9en erbeutet. 28ir
baben nur eineu Serpunoeten.
Die Rebellen waren 600 Wann It0rt
unter Col. Smith.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
Out t7cues fur Ole 6oloatcn

98a f6in9ton. Die game 2lrn
fol- biz gum l. W6r3 au6beJablt iperot
sSn ben leeten 10 Sa9en puroen ucn b
Sboeamt in 8ai6in9ton nabe an
WiQionen an Soblmeifter Der Grmee al
teSablt. Sn oen ndbffen 10 Saeen nj
oen Die 3ablmeiftsr 70 melt nit Selo p|
leben Iein, Dap Die 9an5e Qrmee biz I
|. Mdri ousbeiahlt tperoen fam.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
Danie in HiCbmeno.

Der ,,@nouirer'' l6bt fib ibrr frGber
i'm SIcen 9ebe9te SrieoensPrpartun9en
in folaenoer @eife aus : ,,Die Srieeensz
au6IidIten iino fdmmtlidb uerlo9en. Be.
Der BON Ginmii miibun9 oe6 Nuelanoes, nod
uon Wddt9eboten Der &oni1en ,,Sam:
lpolle", nod bon 8reunof6aft beS 9t0ros
pelten6, no6 bon tb0ribten 9erd6ten
iibfr Standardization in Wanfeearmeeu,
last iib iroeno Welbe SofTnun9 auf Srie.
oen berleitcn. 9Sir miiien fdmpfen ODER
uns unterrperfen. &omen bic 9)antee6
in 6 Monaten Ribmono, G6arlefon uno
Sidsbur9 nebmen, 10 1T ibr fInanSieller
Sreoit pleoer brr9eitellt uno Ole Partel;
febeen ruben. Die bIante WQbrbeit 1T,
mir befinoen ms mitten i'm Arie9e; m6bs
reno oes fommenbcn SrGbtin9S uno Som;
merS piro oieier &ric9 bcfti9er uno fbos
nunaeloIer 9eflibrt peroen, ale ie Jupor.
Der QDpnfee= Seino be9innt ebcn erft Den
&ompf :" 94eiter belBt ee ,,9robe
llnionsperiammIun9en fino i'm gtoroen
an Der Sagesoronun9. Die Oemofraten
per9raben oa5 Bell, oo5 Iie eben crGt 9e.
aen 9intoln erboben. Sallanoi9b0m
rpiro balo oa 5u finoen Iein, no San 8u.
rem ftebt." Der Qrtitel i6liebt NIT elmer
inbrInfti9en Nuhoroerun9 an ieoen @ofs
fenfdbi9en, in Die Nrmce 5u treten, unb
an ieoen Oelerteur, sur SABINE surGfJu:
febren.
%Die lesten 8ortc oe6
iterbenoen SeneraImaiors Gunner, Def,
fen in Spracuie, gt. y. an einem:9unz
9snibla9e erfol9ten Soo Der telegraph
oieler Gage meloete,: ,,@ott rette mein
8aterlano, Die Sereini9ten Staaten bon
Qmerifa ~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
eanrntpsllen.ern in INDIANA.

Sn biefem Sabre piro in Snoiuna ier
oenfolIs eine betr66tlibe Suantitdt pom
8aumpoue prooucirt iueroen. Die pro4
benz peltbe BON Staat auf Den Martt I'D
Jteu Worf fomen, fino an 9dte Der MitI
telicrte BON 9toro Carolina gang 9IeidI
uno er3ieIen ieet einen preis bon Sd Gts
per Qfo.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
ie0S<N0elDrici,te1u

seir labsn bierna&aebsnb bic wi&tiaaen unt
mstit woSri1stnIiGsn-bsnn ale su ssbsn II In
einsm wS&sntIi&en Slatts rein unmSsliG-
Srisss'gin&riGten, sruppsn.8sptsunssn, II.
w., rrisbsr, pts te bon Sag 81 Sag btt uns elm
trsTsn, fclssn, Samit unfsrs esfsr pUn alien gUr.
alien I'm 3u1ammsnbans untsrrt6tet psrpsn :
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
Die Gonfeription fir Sefsbma6i8 IT.
ftdrt.

81 40 Ion, 8isc., 25. MGrs.-l
Die Supreme @ourt BON 2Sisconiin er
flGrte beute Die leBte 3iebun9 fir lcpc
uno oas 9efes fur 9dIti9, rpel6es b
l(usdbun9 oe5 StimmrebteS our6 90
oaten i'm Seloe aeitattet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
6ics Ger lInionstruppen in Rentuf,


Q Oannrille, l. Qprit. Sin of.
tlcielIer Sele9ram bon Someriet, Sep.
beia9t, oab Sen. 9ilmore' 8 &ruppen Die
Rebellen unter Seneral Qeeram eeitern
in elmer tfarfen Qolftion nabe Somer:
fet an9riTen uno fie no6 flint bic lebss
ftinoi9en Sefe9t 9e9en ben Slub bin
trieb.
Die Rebellen marcn um ons ooppelte
ft6rter ale mir, erDielten aber cine ti6s
ti9e Sblappp.
ltnfere SerIuite tiberibreitet nibt 30
Wann. Ser Der RebelIen 1T nibt ane
9e9eben,
(Somerlet 1T bic Sauptffabt bon
pulasfp @amtp, Rentutfp. sc Iieot
un9efdbr balbwe9s stpifben Dannpille
uno Der fiioliben 9ren5e BON &entufp.
Der SluB, Der in Der obi9en Oeppfd)e ers
ndbnt, 1T ieoenfallS Der Cumberland
6luB, Der peni8 Meilen bon Someriet
bon Often nab lSeften fIieBt uno fomit
BEN &ebeQen ben &GdJu9 nob SfsSen.
nefie perfperrt.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
Hilliaes Qano.

8ier;io Nder eutes Gdsrlano, nur
orei Meilen BON Springfield, Mihouri,
9elegen, rpuroen am 10. ois. Wonats fir
fg6S Gbalsr psrfaNft,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
Don pafd,inaten .

gSa 6 6in9tou, 4ten 2(pril. Sn
Sront Der potomac l(rmee 1T l(lle6 rub
i9. Sor eini9en Sa9en puros cine Re.
beIIenpartbie pon IL Wann bel Gatlett'a
citation eefdn9eu 9enommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08

tag fanb elm Sefebt swif6en unferer Sn=
fanterie uno Den feinoliben Sruppen
itatt, oa aber bic leeteren fcrtmG brene
SerifGreun9 erbielten, 70 befblcb Qomi=
raj porter Die &anonenboote 3urdd3u=
jieben. Die Snfanterie fbiffte ift nabc
oer MGnoune uon Sla6 8apou lpieoer
auf ben Sransportbooten Elm, INN mad,
goun96 point jurddSufebren.
Der Serluit Der Sunoess s&ruppcn IN
IO-I2 Mann an 9et6oteten uno &ers
rpunoeten. Inter erferen befinoet fid
Der Sn9enieur Sullipan, Der ourd) cine
Sombe 9et0otet rpuroe. Ger Serluii
Der 8ebellen 1T unbefannt, aber pie man
9laubt, nur unbebeuteno,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
peroerbIiebe RinFaGe oer KebelliOn

peroCTptlCpV Hthru1e ogr NeogtloH.
MenI1en, mel6e NIT ben Rebelten
ipmpatbefiren, fino lei6t BON Dem pfaoe
ibrer Qfidten uno bon Dem 9Se9e Der
Screbtiefeit ab;ufiibren. = MiteIieoer
BON 8ir6en baben Die Gir6en oerlanen,
lpo iie Sabrelan9 9ott uerebrt botten,
neil Die preoi9er BON Der &ebellion ale
Elm &er6reben uno Self. Oauis alS ei.
nen SerrGtber 9eiprod)en baben /! Sn
oieIen Sdllen baben iie flcb 9elpeI9ert gum
1nterbalt oe6 preoi9ers beijutra9en, ba'
Ben ibre SiBein Der 8irbe ouf9e9eben II.
lo9ar lDre idbrliben 8eitrG9e Jur Wliis
iionsIabe entbolten. Oas 9ift Der Ses
tef1icn fibrt Ju moralifbsr SeroOrben:
belt, foipobl ale politiIber SIinobeit. =
Ser Seufel Fam feinen beieren N9enter
erbalten, unI ieine 2trbeit 5u perri6ten.
Die Seeebrun9 zines frieoli1en Wit9liez
oeS elmer STRIDE ju einem 8aoler, oet
ltnterfiBer5 eines preei9er6 3u einen
Serfol9er oeBslbPn. eines liberolcn SeI'
triggers 5u Miifion6 3peden 3u einen
SeiSieen, iIf gtpa5, tporiiber Der Senfel
lib freuen fam. IN manben pl6eer
limb @briiten oe0enieiti9 3u Den bitterter
Seinoen oepproen, uno fromme 9SelbcI
ino 70 perfebrt W0roen, ooB lie fir Den
unter9an9 uno Sob Solder, Die umiert
Reeierun9 unterftiben, 9elrini6t une
3ebetet, unb ben Seinoen Der Re9icrun9
SlGd une 9eoeiben eemiinlbt boben.-
Bon alien tiblen 9elttern, ,pelbe 9e9en'
ru6rti0 lmIcr 9ano 0udIcu uno pereer'
ben, III Der 9eilt Der Scceffion Der in
| famlte uno teuflifbite.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08
@ine ettmme ans ber Qlrnree.

ueberau 9eben bic Sreiipili9en in ben
Selbla9eru ibren unfpilIen funo iiber oos
f6dnolidDe uno fludwdroi0e 8etroeen Der
n6roli6en &orpbl6tter uno ibren mibers
abeIn GnbGn9ern. I'm 10. Wdrs bieIs
ten bic Wannidaften oes IO9. penn1pl=
pania GeaimentS cine Serfammlun9 i'm
Eager ju Qquia 9anoin9, Sirenien, no:
bel Die foloencen 8ef6ldfIe einmdtbis
paBirt rpurcen
., Oab, oboleib Srieoen unier beili9s
lter uno febnlibter Buufb 1T, mir oens
Ielten nitbt erfaufen rpolen oaourd, oab
mir Die EebelIion un9efboren lahen.
- DAP 8erratb i'm Roroen fo ftren9t
beffraft peroen follte, ols RebelIiCn i'm
Sdoen.
:, Oab, al5 8dreer, mir Die 6anb=
lun9sweife opv Staat6 Senato'
rsn uno &eFTd1sRtanlM>>p 0arrisbur9
peroammen, rpeibe ourb 9s&eime, perrds
tberilbe @dnfha, pehtfI6e Grlpartuns
9en uno unpatriotilbe @efdble oaju oe.
lrieben, ben patrioten @oupernGr Sobn:
lon bon &enneITee, unO Gr 8cuUern5r
8riebt BON Sneiana, Die 0alle bes 6au=
les Ger Repralentauten uertrei9erten,- =
nel6e Wdnner unIeren MitbIroern Die
Hotbmenoiefet Sei9en pouten, bel Der
Union Su Iteben uno Der @emalt NIT Sc
palt su be9eenen, Bur unterbrudun9 Der
Reoellien. "
Sp fpreben bic Scloaten in Der Ars
i1iee
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-04-08

q e 10 . orf. Ser 8ater b
pr6hoenten SiQmOre 1T in SfsY
r. D. NIT Spp abseeanesn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04

when a general advance was ordered. Gen.
-Thomasay yesterday made q reconnaissance
on two roads and Gen. McCook on one
road, reporting the enemy in force at this
place, with the addition Of Buckner's force
which arrived Monday evening. Advan-
cling this morning it was found that the
enemy had fed in haste last night much
demoralized, leaving strong Notifications
and a small quantity of stores in our pos
session. They took the direction of Win
chester, Tenn. Gen, Thomas should be on
their flank tonight. Gems. Sheridan and
Brannon marched into town at 11:3O to-
day, taking q few prisoners. sl- 81
GSigned1 W. S. RosEcRAEs,
Major General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
From the Army Of Die Potomao

NEw YoRK, July 3 "A dispatch dated
Headquarters Army of the Potomac, says
the engagement on Wednesday as des
perate, terminating at shutdown. Long
street was in command, his force is said 70
have comprised Hills corps. During the
early part of the day our forces failed TO
make an impression on the rebels when
Sickles arrived with reinforcements and
turned the tide of the battle. The result
may be stated thus: We advanced rapidly,
met the enemy in farce and checked him
with one corps. We found him too strong
and fell back until Joined by the 1lth
corps, renewed the attack and regained
our ground Gems. WadsWorth, Barlow
and Doubleday are reported wounded
Gen. Baxter 10 reported killed. Gen. Stein
Wehr was wounded. Our wounded are at
Gettysburg well taken care of. Our forces
ut Gettysburg were largely reinforced on
Wednesday night. Gen. Meade was in
front experimenting operations.
A special to the Times, dated on the
battle field on the morning of Thursday,
says no general engagement has yet taken
place, though a great battle will be fought
this afternoon or to morrow. The enemy
is ia great force. Our troops are all mp
and well in hand. The rebels occupy
Pennsylvania College as hospital. There
has been skirmIshing all the morning
Both armies are preparing for the great
| contest. Our troops are 10 splendid con
dition and fight like veterans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
Operations abont Yicksburg.

MEMPHIS, July l.-0Eicial adVices from
Graut's army to the 18th say that the
Vicksburg garrison is very active, aud ma
king desperate resistance to the progress
of the siege, with the hope that relief will
soon reach them. Additional reinforce
ments are said to be on the way from
Bragg to Johnston, who is perfecting his
arrangements to attack Grants rear.
Marmaduke, Price and Kirby Smith are
combining TO get some point on the bank
of the Mississippi; probably an attempt will
be made to capture Milliken's Bend and
stop navigation. -........
Everything is quiet in this section. Gen.
Hurlbut is vigilanr, watching closely all
the movements of the enemy in the country
adjacent 10 the south of his lines. The
weather Is extremely hot
CHICKAsAw BAYOU, June 20, via Cairo.
July "A gentleman from the front re-
ports everything in statu quo. Operations
continue against the rebel works but the
firing is better than two days ego.
The rebels still dispute our hold on
Fort Hill.
Colonel MeIsncthon Smith died of his
wounds yesterday.
Col. Honusebal was MORALLY wounded
by a grenade while entering our end fort.
Johnston's advance is said to be but a
few miles from our outer pickets. but only
q show of force is expected. Nothing more
desirable than q rear attack, as everything
is prepared.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04

DY virtue OF deed Of trust, executed by William
ID MeOouaughey on the first daN Of April, 1889,
and duly recorded in book Is, page 66, &e Ofthe Re
cord Of Deeds in MArshal county aud State of Vir-
ginia, WILL on tn 21st day Of May, 1868, between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, at
the door of the Of said county, sell
at public auction the following described tract Of
land the best and highest bidder therefor that e
to say, tract OF land containing two hundred and
eighty acres more less situate In the said Mar
shalt county near the village of Cameron, known
as the home farm Of the said William icConaughey,
and on which then resided, adjoining the lands OF
Judge Thompson Jesse Gals. Samuel g Kittle, Jas
K. Bell and David McConauRhey, conveyed TO me- by
the said William McCOnanghey. in trust for the ben.
eat ecrlain his eredtors The said tract OF land
70 be sold on q credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months, Of equal payments, with interest from the
day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give approved security
and the title be retained until the purchase money
Is paid. $3.50 !.r. -,
COS acres of which se:eared two good bearing ORCH
ards and two comfortable dwelling houses and other
necessary improvements thereon.
DAVID McC0SAU6HEY, Trustee.
have given my consent that the Trustee shall
make sale as above Of said property.
apr2O-SWdEw WIN MccoNAUGHEY.
r. The above sale ls adjourned to the 18th Of
June, 1 3, at 10 o'clock A. II.
mS2S DAVID M'CoNAUGHY, Trustee
~ The above sale has been postponed unit
Monday, August 3D. The sale will theI
taEe place at the front door Of the Court Houss o
Marshall county, between the hours Of 12 and !
O'Clock. - jup1s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04

say FATAL RAILROAD AccrDENT.-On
Thursday last young man by the name
of HoIliugshead, met with most horrible
death on the Central Ohio Railroad, West
of Bellaire. He laid down and went to
sleep in covered bridge, not far from
Bellaire. He was aroused by some pass
ing school children who informed him that
it was nearly train time and that he had
better get up. The young man replied he
would get up but instead of doing so he
turned over and went to sleep. The train
soon afterwards came along and passed
over his body, killing him instantly.
What is most remarkable about the af-
fair is that young Hollingshead was a very
Industrious young man, not at all addicted
to drinking, and his singular conduct can
not be accounted for. He was only about
IS years of age, and resided at Wegee OF
the river, below this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
BOGG'S RUN SCHOOL.
ra-Posr opr1os.-sunday hours to, day
FT CLEVELAND AND PITTsBuRGa RAIL

ray CLEVELAND AND PITTsBuRGH RAIL.
RoAD.-We have received a statement of
the earnings of this road for the six months
ending May 81. 1t shows that the gross
receipts for the last six months are over
1897 ,5OO-the nett receipts were 444, 900.
The gross increase over the six correspond
ing months of last year, more than SAL
500, and the nett increase over $I41, 400.
The first mortgage bonds are either paid,
or the money in hand for those outstand.
ing, and creditors are even urged to step
up and take their money.
This statement is not only satisfactory
but tits beyond all expectation, and shows
a management that shonld secure the graf
itude of stockholders, the thanks of cred
itors, and the admiration of business and
financial circles. iii - T8
The Company has advertised to pay all
of the debts which are due, and portion
of them has been paid since June l. s---
The Company propose to pay the River
Line Certificates, due Sept Is, and the
interest on Mortgage Bonds due Sept. 1
and Nov. l, in advance, deductiug interest
at the rate of per cent. per annum.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04

R8rTHE RA1N.-The fne rains Of the
last week or SO have been very adVanta-
geous The corn crop is a little short
so far, but few such rains as that of
Thursday night will start it Afresh. July
and August always make the corn crops
and the prospect for an abundance is now
fair. The oats has also been short but
will now lengthen out, All the crops are
now prospecting finely, and all that is
necessary is rain at seasOnable inter-
walls.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
- HosoR 70 WHOM HONOR IS DUE.-

D9- HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE
A lady correspondent writing from Valley
Grove, on the Hempfeld Railroad, says:
Ihave just been reading in your paper Of
June 18th, a notice of the donations to the
Strawberry Festival at Washington Hall,
in which there is carload of flowers, and
sweet, rich cream, acknowledged to the
ladies of West Alexander, Penns. Now
would like to inform you that West Alex
ander is not the only bower of lilies and
roses that flows with cream and liberality.
There is a place called Valley Grove, in
West Virginia, from which place contribu-
tious of cream and flowers were sent to the
festival in abundance.
We acknowledge with pleasure the honor
to which Valley Grove is entitled, and we
promise not to slight the loyal ladies
again.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04
IW FAors CoNoERN1Ne THE REBE

BB- FACTS CONCERNING THE REBELS
BROUGHT IN ON THuRsDAx-They number
ed 80 and were citizens of Monongalia,
Marion and WetzeI counties, and probably
one or two from Pennsylvania. We know
of or 6 horses stolen by them. If they
had arms they threw them away before
surrendering. Their horses, numbering
80, were captured by the cavalry men
while feeiugIto the mountains. The q. S.
soldiers then left and Company A, of the
l4sth v. NJ, Col. Brown, took up the
search for the men. They surrounded
them, and the rebs. finding out their fix
concluded to surrender which they did on
Wednesday morning to Preston TrOwbridge
and Richard Neugen, belonging to Com
pauy A. They claim to have enlisted in
Company A, 10th Virginia cavalry (rebel)
Capt John Fighter, about the 10th of May
last. They were found 6 miles Southeast
of Kingwood, in Cheat River hills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-04

h~sHANLEY's OAvAIRY.-This compa-
ny is said to be composed of the finest
looking men who ever volunteered in this
State. But few more men are required
to complete the company. The company
will go into camp on the Island on Mon
day afternoon next. The following are
the names of officers elected: W. n. Shan
ley, Captain; David Dawson, LIST Lieut.;
Wa1. J. Travis, 2nd Lieut..
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Last Nights Report.
Later from Pennsylyania.

HARRISBURG, July 3.-There is great ex-
cilement here to know the result of the
battle fought yesterday aud last night be-
tween Meade's army and Lees. Persons
at Columbia and Bainbridge, and in the
neighborhood of York, heard distinctly the
roar of artillery; at times it was rapid and
heavy. At daylight this morning il was
again renewed. The battle must have
been in the neighbOrhood of Gettysburg.
Telegraphic communication has been
re opened with Baltimore by way Of the
Nartbern Central Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, July B A special to the
Bulletin says: Nothing is known as TO re-
suits, but the impression prevails that the
great decisive battle OF the campaign has
been fought in the neighbOrhOOd of Cash
town, between Gettysburg and Chambers
burg. 1t is believed we have suffered
heavy losses in officers aud men,-but Lee
is so crippled as to be placed on the defeu-
stve. Yesterday Gen, Meade assumed the
offensive. The day before Lee attacked
Meade, and was repulsed with heavy loss.
Lee holds q gap 10 South Mountain, near
ChambersbUrg. through which he hopes TO
escape if defeated.
A guard stationed at Bridge 81, on the
Northern Central Railroad, heard firing in
that direction like that OF flying artillery,
where il is believed that PleasantOn is at
work With his dAshiDg cavalry, fighting for
the possession of the gap
BALTIMORE, July IA gentleman from
Patterson, 26 miles from Baltimore, says
cannonading was heard there yesterday
until o'clock last night. The cannOna-
ding was very heavy, and was resumed
again at daylight this mOrning With great
fury. Il is positively known, however,
that there was no engagement at Gettys-
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BD-THE FouRTu,-To day is the glori-
Gus Fourth of July the anniversary of the
Independence which we are now making a
terrible struggle to preserve and maintain.
The Sunday School children of the various
N. E. Churches will go to the Camp Meet.
ing ground at Moundsville, leaving the
Baltimore and Ohio depot at o'clock,
The Hope aud. Guards::Fire Companies will
turn out at o'clock this morning aud will
parade through the principal streets
Other societies aud companies doubt
less, intend COMMUNICATING the OCCASION
but NO action having been taken by the
citizens at large. our people will spend the
day as best suits their several tastes and
incIinait ons.