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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-04

NOTWITHSTANDING the general essps.,ia. 70 keep
~ them up, TIE combination i. about PLAYED OUT.
rle small profit, gUud value. and lick sale sy--m,
and also in making prices alike to all customers,
whether they judges c! gocts or .s', viii lie the
motto II REDDlCi's
FRENCH PRINTS 4: GlNGiIAMS,
FRENCH NERINo. COBOURG AND
ALAPACiS. SHIRTIEG, SlEETlNG.
LINENS, JACANhTS. NULL, &c.
All Z GA- loses; po-s.i..- prices.
ALIEN NDtf.'> KIDS.
Hosiery. Gloves, Dslr.Or.'. 'sg ladies' and Ms,ss,
also. full Of k-ade.s c-i-hi moor
SKIRTS Tor Ladies ana Misses :Eea zoe TO 2ae pea
Ladies' AMI Ni..es' Hooi, Skating Gays Sutias .rc
sou,sgs, Ctildr-n's Hoods Meus' Comforts.
Mea Eoyf' Buck and Wool GleTes aid Miitrn,,
II sc 81 s'l! ter q pc cen; !rss than any
the city
900 lbs. Wool Yarn. rh!@h lad manufactured
wool taken frou hiy sA-eY -hi.- -. .l sell al
aEGfac;ureEs Price.
Important to Illinois Volunteers:
Iwl sell my warm ;he Families Of IL. Vol. % per
cent. less than manufacturers prices.
STA Wis.
A ,uu a.sorinen; @. sIiAWLs. CHENILLE, BLo
CHE STELLA, PACIFIC Ind HAMILTON, DOUBLE
aid sISsLz.o; new AID Eeau:ll patterns ioE ladies'
'-' U0Kzs77C DEPARTMENT
which 1. unusually ian and complete il every &c
partmeGt. and comprises all the iass: reputr g
Prints. Shesiings. shrtings, DENNIS, Stripes, Co-'s
Linen and Cotton Table DAratE, Pillow Cas- cotr=s
Russia Diaper, Crash, Canton Flannel, Red and Witt
-
as the quality can u. bou-i: for IL ;h- west.
Cloths, Csssim.res, Doeskin., Shrsps u1aY, Sal
Coiionsd.s and Jeans. AZ low prices.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth ard Morocco Caters. Dussf.
Calf Shoes. Misses. Morocco Caters az Cs.f snus,.
Mems Cali. Kip sad Gov H=.s Boots ,rar s!,st
$3.50 Pair.
GROCERIES.
:all and conp'-t. assortment OF lcr,. Teas {:
Zee. Spices, Moass-s, and The New Tsra Celebrated
INK Syrup; White P!sh Goldfish, N4c.-rei, Herring,
Smoked aud IN Pickle. Dried Apples and Peaches.
We all -rd--yor a; ali ;irlcs TO keep hsai such
variety G: Dress Goods adapted to the season
such styles viii please the great variety of tastes
Of Customers CALL AND SEE. Lcos ~
socds--x.niEe and prir. 'hela-you will Oe always
politely courteOusy ard kindly treated whe;h you
purchase rO:. II stock is IS large $ you
desire, remember that !; be increased with
NV .nd Fashionable Goods, IL yoU give your pat
ronsse. Our store is light, airy and pleasant. No
goods viii be uisrepr-seuted and IL az you
should get improper goods. let know il in edatey
and satisfactory adJus,meuti~illsoe made All thA;
ask is, Tia; you call aniexsmnE ny stock. at
No. /, REDDICk'S BLOCK.
oitsvs.Apl To- ISIS. Esstef Cear, House.
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0ttaha fret Grabfr,
Arrangements for To-day.


LOCAL. MATTERSs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-07-04

III. cn-nb,stiP Of ingredients in thes- pills are the
,x.,,I, n, =, lorp nm extensive practice. They
ma n tb,;r op.r,,ior Al Certain in correcting AL
irr.guisritie- Painful N-a.truz ,ons reno'"g oo
s,ruerons whether from cold O.'e!Slser heanfche
pain in the side paIpitat,r. a. hva-i ~si'es All
affections. Mysteries fatigue pin IA 'Ae oaeH
and limbs. &c disturbed sleep. which ar!ss 'roEi .-'e'
NJ
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Home Insurance.
ASPLENDID RECORD.
CAN'T BE BEAT!
Patronize Your Own Company and Save
Your Money!
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company

The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Have Insured during the past eight years in this rici
nifty, nearly
SI.OOO,OOO.
TIL. Premium Notes constituting their Capital basis
eff .c-is ei the same amounting to
srO,ODO,
securcd by lien the property insured, worth over
S3,OUD.DOO.
The fcss lgired lring this whole period
TO meet Losses and Erpen lsas been but little
Si0.030.
Thereby saving the MIXERS early sereneights Of
their Insurance. equivalent to large Annual DIVIDEND
The public invited TO aTa themselves 1i Tie adj
vantages of red by this Company
Policies is>p-6 ~ LIS lowest pcSsr'- -stes en- desr-
able risks.
John ). A. HOES, Pres't-
@M x. TRUE, .Seey.
GSEECTcRs
< g. GrtiIey, Phiio iindl,y, Lorenzo Leland,
J. v A Hoes, John iio-sscE, u. ". JscA sou
y. p. Bri,t9i GEO r.. Walker, Nm. VI. True,
John u. Cation, Richard TLorE-, :. g. y .;tiasrr,
John Armour I; T. Phrip-, II Il ,TB itDn.
Ottawa. June Is, l>GS-ti-
Bank of Ottawa Building.
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DIR. CHI ESE MANS PILLS

the corFH -ne.megt OF mes era in the treatment
o! those irregularities and obstructians which have
consigned o ans = PRExarCsE GRAVE. No female
enjoy good heslrh unless che IL regular and When
obstruction taxes place the genera! health be-
nt i.-cl.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-15
NOTTCE.

TTvHE PARq1Ks 10 rHE FOLLOWING CLAIMS
Il hled with the Board Of Claims, At the Capitol,
are hereby notified that the docket will be taken W
FOR Investigation follows, and they are requested
70 be present with their witnesscs
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University of PennsyIVania,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT..
NINETY-EIGHTH SESSION asG3-6N.


The Lectures Of ne Session iciH begis OF Do sols
Monday q October and close on he inst Of MareA
One Introductory will be delivered TO tho Goa b
Clinical Instruction Is given throughoul To 81
sioni In the Medical Hall, by the Proisssors ani
the Hospitals. AT tho Philadelphia Hospital cga
talng Oh beds, instruction Is free.
Military Surgery and Hygiene viii be fully laud
bye tn appropria 10 ohaira.
The Disseoting Rooms, under the superiniondsna
Of the Professors OF Anatomy and the DemonslraiJl
are open from the middle Of september
The Room for op rative Surgery and Applicants
o. handages, &c h open early In September Al
throughout The Session, under the supervision 81 ID
Professor Of Surgery
Surgical Demonstrators. c; $, BsH9F, N. D
Fees for the Lectures leach Professor si5)....iI0
matrculation Fee paid once only ,.............,
"feouation rec,
R. K. ROGERS, N. D., Dean Of the Medical Fscug
University Building
SAMUEL PRIoE Janitor,
University Building.
E. Board may DO had at from 81 6O,o&,'
week. ~
sepl7--2aw--lm&WIt.
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DIX. KINGS DiSPEASARY,
ROlL PnIvArk RssEANEa.

aX7az - 49, DR.. king formerly Of Now YORK,
4ik Al 49, for Iast 4 yoara Of Louisville, Ky,'
N4AB'Aaaa.41~@ who has devoted his attentiton 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years. nAaTs
himself, having attended 10 practice for 90 many
years, and cured many thousands, he Is enabled
10 cure all disease Of private nature no matter
how bad they may be from pddioious medical treat.
msnt, or nom neglect Of their own. 0r. Kinga
Daponsay 4 No. - Doaderiok street. between Chor.
~ and the Square, second story, where he oupos ~
diseases Of private nature
0Onorrhoea cured without nApseous medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures Of old recent date saeotualy cured 10
iew days, by an operation which causes Jain.
Where structure exists health cannot b. enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes mischief aud undoT-
mines the constitution % much.
bypbilla, with all the diseases oi the skin growing
out Of neglect o. bad treatment, oan b. oaootuAny
cured IN feW days
essaiaal attention having bees
gtYon 70 this disease, and A the consequences grow
log ont Of a, brought on IN many BY the de-
stuotYo habits Of tnoonHdergte youths and oxoe1l-
i've Indulgence Of the passi0ne, neglect Of which
viii uudcymne the constitution, rendering the sub
oot unht for business society and causing pronA-
lure old ago
Fem ,los Who may DO laboripg with any difficulty Q
the Womb may root assured Of Immediate relief
ferspua reading abroad, BY writing and stating
ther case, With te enclosed, aueet ~ uf. "A. King,
NJ, ~ naadesck street, Nashville, Tenn, WIN hAv
tae noe silly medolusa Seht 90 lher sddruFi, OnlUe
h ere ow p d"s 10 ne morning mil D 4.
ssaip8 lu'tftH--W dhWlr,
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Special Notice.

o ALL THOsA WHO KNOW THEMSELVES
Il Indebted 70 tho late arm OF Monohan a shirk.
either by note OF aooouuf, Viii call upon M n Mon.
ohan, the surviving partner Of Monohan A Ehirk
An those who neglect this cal nay expect 10 and tho
ela inns IN the hahds o. anlonloer ~ collection
a., Nd. MONOHAN.
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DR.. M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN

- II 9NEI NW1I NWfI E'-'''
q fTER TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE IN
~ my native State and Philadelphia have aoa'ol
~ heAhvilios tenn. IN my general practice a.
VIII ueat The following diseases Chf0als Ana ~
nammalory kheumatism, Affection Of the Lungs, ~
eases Of $40 Throat, Df0psy, Swsled Joine, 'n'
Limbs, feurisy, Pains, Ulcers, Cancers, 0faYei' AZ
lectiOna o. the Womb, Rsnlittgnt, Intermittent ,sl
Bilious Powers, Obstetrics attended lO With All o'l'
diseases 70 which the human family are subject
and Collage streets, over e. d. Benson CO.'S sm'
Store, where may 10 iound either day % ulghi, ~
Ices abaeat on profsanouat waite, il'"" "
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nIIsINEsa NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 TUE LATE FIRM
"A Of n. b. sn0wden 90, up 70 the lat Of Jan
uary, s62 either BY note " account and likewise
those indebted 30 j. b. Snowden Co., from LAT JAM
nary 1852 10 Let july 1868 afneaty requested 20
call aud sottla Talon and Plautofa' Bank notes
will be received al Jar until the pet Of december
next. .. B sNONDEN 90.
No. cherry street, uuion And American Flock.
n I've are receiving large additions 10 our
present stock of Family Groceries, nc.udng hne old
Wines, Wlinkiaa, BTaudiaB and Cigar, Which Ne are
ssp20--lm j, h. 3. a co.
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will be sold for charges, IL not oallei for With
thirty days from date Of this notice.
s. f. z, OR, Agent,
Adams Express Company
sep22-lm
l box, Miller 1t. c. r. Nashville.
package, McPhersob Sapt. NJ L. Nashville.
I box, McFerrien, J. O., Ssshyille,
1 box, Morris William, 35th Indiana.
box, Neat Miss Jassie, 1ullahoma.
package, 0'Brien M, Nashville.
package, Owen j. j., 37th Ohio
box, Parker II, 35th Indiana
l box, round @. s.. nashville
box, Peaseley, j., Nashville
l bundle, Rowe, 1eo., 18th Pa. Cav.
bundle, Rump Carl, oath Illinois.
l trunk, Raymond, IL, Nashville.
l box, RUSSELL K, Barnetts Artillery
l box, Reynolds A Hospital No. J. l.
/ box, Smith Capt. J. W, nth Ohio. H.
l box, smith j. A., 9Sth Illinois.
l boz, Schultz Adj. J NJ, agrange, Tcnuessee.
l box ArnoldG G. W. Nashville.
/ Accord A: L. sgd Illinois.
1 package Brown L. 9th Illinois,
/ package Banker q. W 10th Indiana
box Bogni N Jas. 3sth Indiaoa.
l box Buck G. 7th Kentucky cavalry.
| box Barber 8. Convalescent camp.
l chest D air Adutant J. N. Tth Indiana.
l box Bedeu Jno A. Bowling Green.
box Blackburn W. P. 4oth Ohio.
| package Brandon Geo. 109th Illinois.
l package Brountlee Hugh Hospital Ms. 8.
l package Capper David 18th Ohio.
package Carlile B. Nashville.
package Dupree JuO Y. Nashville.
l package Estine Fred 10th Illinois.
package, Gray d W, 18th Ind
package George Y, SD Ind.
package Hartman, K j, S0th m.
package, Huber Christian, 18th Pa.
package, HenneFsee J, Nashville.
l box, Heth Jas, 24th Wis
package Ives f. X, 9th III.
package, johnson q NJ, I'd Ind. Cav.
package, jackson W Il, Nashville.
l box jaeger II Smithiand, Ky.
miniature, Kelly John, "a Ind. cav.
Ibox, Lutte @ 2, 18th OHIO
box, Lott Jno; Nashville.
box, Moore solomon, Franklin.
BID, Maitland Il l., New York.
bid, Mitchell Brig Gen NJ, Nashville,
box, Montgomery 7, Columbia, Tenn.
box, Mengis Morris, Isl Ohio battery.
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adams Express Company.
UNCLAIMED GOODS,

DARTIEs NAMED BELOW ARE HE TBY NO.
4 TIFED that the following Goods TO their ad.
dress having been In store for one year and over
viii be sold for charges, II not called for within
thirty days from date OF this notice.
S. +. y, OR, Agent,
Adams Express Company.
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WAG. H LUCus 8 Co.

lBuooeasors 70 TTabno 4 LucuBl
NM Will continue tho AuotiOn and Ctmnhsi
w Businosa az tho Old Stand of Trabus a Lusg
No. 70 Public square We respectfully solicit C,i
aignnsnts Of every description Of mcrohandlss, ff
nituro, Groceries, etc., etc, oto.
iunsie-tf
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KEslGNEn OFFIOEnS.

DAY ACDOUNrs COLLECTED, or DASHED, BY
JHQ a. GkEnh,
u, b Claim AFnut,
Dol. .... puru iola cherry st--lp Stairs.
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DISSOLUTION.

fIlHk Partnership sEistlng between fnbs
y Luous 4 dissolved In consequence Of The dan
OF Mr.. Edward TEabuo, (which occurred on the lia
inst) All persons indebted 10 said firm will plsas
come forward and make payment; those hsIiq
claims will hle them immodiataly with
WILLIAM III. LUCuA,
iuneI6-tf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23

lines using Confed. scrip. He strikes the
rebels blow every way he can. and he
you well assured that nothing will be left
undone that one of the true can do.
The effects of the enemy behind us are
being felt now. Deserters have been
arrested and returned to this army
friends of those who counseled desertion
and the offenders have to pay the men,
atty with the loss of life. Would to God
we could have few of those who have
sought to encourage desertion to make
an example of them.
see that persons who hollow for JEFF.
DAVIS IN Indiana are to be arrested and
sent South by way OF this place. If that
be done, before. these villains reach JEFF
fersons bosom, imagine that they will
think that
81 Hell with all its power to damn"
wouiu Uo reiter f4-9a4- Ir---.--s,-- -.I--~-5,-
our lines; for while the soldier can and
will always show mercy and be just to
the feelings of foe that wars openly, he
hates with all the power of his soul the
enemy behind us, who meanly, dastardly
and treacherously raises his voice for
" peace-at-any-price first, and then
for the infamous traitor Davis.
wen, Messrs Editors, | will keep a
a sharp lookout fer the news and write
you when we have any, and occasionally
when we have none
Our army is in far better spirits and
hopes than at any time previous to now,
and the health of the troops is better.
The army is under better discipline. too.
S. K. JUMPER W1GGIEs.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23

General Rosecrans has just issued an
order forbidding any one within our
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
GLASS & QUEENS NSWARE.
STOCK ENLARGED.
PRICES REDUCED.
III. A. LAWRENCE

III. A. LAWRENCE
Has doubled his Stock, and
is now Selling his Glass and
Queensware lower than any
other House on the Ohio
River.
III AG9RCRANT9
Will be supplied with an un-
usual quantity of Common
Ware. Call 81 - 1-s---.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
J. SMIT e IS
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
NO. q SeC0nd st,
(lS BRAY's BLooK.)

CHIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
= ur ment and a fit warranted. stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and
at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &C., done with neatness
and despatch.
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully solicits q contuance of the patronage SO
liberally bestowed for the past five years,
octZ2 =. onlAAn
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Rebel Assault on Helena on the
Fourth Of July.
The Enemy Repulsed with
Heavy Loss,
&c, NC., &c.
CAIRO July 7, 1858.


Petween eight and thousard rebels under Generals
Holmes, Price and Marmedakc, made attack Helena
en- the morning Of the 4th.
They advanced In three columns but the rouehneB Of
the ground such prevent the rebels from bring
ing1p their artillery, and they attempted TO carry the
works by assault Ihe centre column charged In tho
direction Of Fort Curtis took three lines OF RHO pits
The flank attack successful which subjected
the centre ennlading nre which swept them down
in great numbers They surrounded, and
whole brigade, what was left OF 1t. numbering $50,
fell hands, TAO Of whom arrived hero this
ing among them Cot Lewis Of the Seventh Missouri COL
johnson and Col. Bell.
General Prcntiss was aware Of the contemplated attack
aud was prepared. He bad about four thousand men,
and was also assisted by tho gunboat Tyler.
Prisoners say the attack will be renewed.
The battle commenced at four A. NJ and contipusA sin
ten A. NJ The rebel loss thousand lvo hundred
IN killed wounded prisoners. Inc entire Union ossr
was not over one hundred.
General Preu,iss is confident that he can repel any
assault made.
Il is thought the rebel depredatons Lake Provi
deucc were to draw gunboas TO that point thus
give them better opportunity at Helena.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
COL. HUsTEN. or THE EIGHTY. SECOND
KILLED.

Ceonei James Husicn. q the Eighty New Yosk
Volunteers, the victims al the battle Of
Gettysburg, where ne fell morally wounded while pobIy
leading his men. The msiapchciy intelligence Of tho
death ot this officer reashed this city yesserdsy
the share OF telegram TO sheriff Lynch who is an In
Innate friend of the faulty q dcceosei. All who knew
coinel Hs,an VIII feel rnfeisncd grief at his loss The
dcee,sei vas former captain in the second New York
STATE AlIIs tho members q which corps almost idorod
hup lor his sosi'ariy and manly ccmean shortly after
eou,brsak ~ lhc present rebellion he Joined The % os
q ms uHOa. and focsb' his way up ~ the colouelev Of
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

Alderman Farley, chairman of the Committee on Ma
tiona Affairs has received The following from Aldermen
Ottiwe Long and Mitchell and Councilman Brandon
HARRIsHuRG, July J. 1868.
The sub committee the OF war TOR the pnr
pose of procuring body General Zook and 70 look
after the welfare Of the troops from the city arrived mere
this morning. Communication being cut OF, IT VIII DO
impossible to reach tho front day. Those OF our men
now in hospital doing we'll Tho cases are principally
exhaustion Called Governor Curtin for ara IN getting
TO the front but were unable get any assistance from
that quarter.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
The Navy.


srAeo.-The United States steam eunboat ssbasos
Ccmmander James Duncan, arrived yesterday from The
sputh Atlantic booksding squadron. She comes - tha
port for repairs snc pot In commission xnzcn %,
1852 and sailed following April Join the North A.
Isn,ic squadron Arrived Fortress Monroe Apsa II,
and from proceeded TO tho York river nd rso.
dered important service towards tho reduction q Ysk
town from MAY until July, 1862 .he was setvsg en-
p,Dyca In the Pamunkey and James rivers, Va Ao'
olned tho South tIaptic squadron the latter pers q
yly ,ss2, from which date shs has been h constant
ecryice.
The following IL a list u the cffccns--
S,,spprander--James M Duncan.
Itsyesan,--II. " Blue.
ssssfaai Sncp>cr- John pani quinn. -
is,.ao,a 4rfng Pngaiasies ies--sssmnei " morn,
Aeflro uraers-- tbomas ". safane, sefon' ~ hoe0e
''s e.,ss-r.A acting First A.srtant, ~ r. Georfc
.,1s Avs,s,.p,s ,scorrc y. Tower. william "a Be HAvt,
,, n,tiaya .sdesaied temporarily 70 pre- Eritanni1"
go, ,sx s,aut william aver.
80. ..... t,s,-,,--t narles ~ ! orr and.
a,,-,, kdward v Martin ana benjamin IAccs.
s...r,, f,.re--nchne Clark
,k.,s - rIsrk--Rnfus has0D
,us'.s, ., s,~-.rrd-ElgarS =. H.csins.
~, ,oyg,ng yare the paef,ugers Actng Nastos O.
uos,,e wuindel the Psnl IoDes. second Assssan,
.,sancer \. A. Rearick
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

tonight; also railroad communication As much public
demonstration was made over these occurrences as
though new species Of civilization had been created
Everything is now quiet here. Business is being re-
sumed, some Of the stores beng open with what little
they have left for sale.
The weather is threatening more rain.
hear our people are capturing much property on
count Of the inability OF the rebels get Of the
mud-such as wagons, caissons, and few guns.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
IMMENSE STORES SAVED.

BALTAORR, July 7, 1858.
Capt. E. p Fitch, depot quartermaster ut Aartinsburg,
Va arrived In this city to-day about o'clock with
his train OF wagons, horses and government stores,
amounting in value a million and half. II will
be remembered said that much OF this pro.
perty had been destroyed captured by rebels on
General Mroys from Martinsburg last Sunday
W0ek.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
G A S uALrIE S.

Coonei John Austin Of the Third ExcclsIor regiment
prcvsoasly reported killed, n wounded In the arm
Lieutenant Vim. II. In Roe, 60. y, l2sd New Yorh
volunteers, % wounded.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
Mr.. p. @. ,cBAPMANs DESPATCH.

UHfdfs0~"t "u'y HoVos
I have iuss osny wsed ~hh Prsesssor Lowe, The
celebrated rrcnset O. the Army n tAe Potomac, and
o.bers who came from ee q war ~ Ten O'Clock last
uss,, ami are ,bs scso arrivals tro the 'front.' Their
descriptions a. the aesi are perfectly thrilling
os worspsp Aso unraa fsslncs-.rns rwroxyx. t
IN. ,shs, xo,adcd NV IN haud. ou,n.r,bor o,r
op tvo % one our wounded heces Joyous even n
ns,r voc, aud chez uuf In their suffering The rebel
oandcd are not the 4, joyous for usy saw ,ha, uev
- 400 IN his defeat ,rninr cf 'he day star or peace
oar number Of prisoners has ao' been over estoa al
W, ,rs continually brinsin.' 70 tue rear the morlcd
ow = * rebel prls nets and the great wagons ot tie
s,ny loaded down ul.h tho s,o. \" prodncs % me DE-
vas,ated country.
yv ,nr.rnauts saw car loai uron ca ~ o. small arms
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE BEDFORD TELEGRAMs.

BEDFORD, Pa, July Z, 1868.
Heavy cannonadng has been heard all day in the
direction OF Wiiansport.
II is supposed that cavalry have had serious en-
& cement with the enemy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08
THE HARRISBURG TELEGnAMs.

THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAMS.
HlkRnRrRo, July 7, 1858.
The rebel army. or what Is left Of u, Is now coucen
.ra,sd In the vicisity Of wilamsport. Everything nd
Gates that u rs a, that point IL win attempt tho hazard
Gus sxper OF recrcins the Potomac into Virginia
Oar army Is on heels closely following up, and s
probable an engagement has already been ough there
today.
MS afsersoon reports have resssed headquarters ,hs,
heavy artillery firing was progressing but whether this
wss usssD ssrmshas to feel The rebel position or
serious snsasemen, ne, known. h certain. however,
that tho Asa and by far the most decisive contest q Tho
presen. u,cmcntow campaign win take place Immediately
m tbe psishborhcod q wniamsport.
The New York herald., 1863-07-08

HsHsrprpc, July 7-s r. n
Information received here proves beyond dous, the
continued retreat Of the rebels towards Bagersosn and
wIamsport with the inen,ion Of crossing the Potomac
Their wagon trains al In 'front.' are being ferries
acrcss slowly in ,wcnatboss
Tho Potomac s very hgh-bank full and they canuo,
cross their only pencop brdse having baeo desroysd