Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-07-15
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Gettysburg Psnnsylvania within the past three
BY Gsn. Reynolds, simply because be thought him
sell IN superior force TO the enemy Inc acs.on 49,
not general, and was not intended 70 % 80 oy uen.
Meade Our torces esgGgea On sads aey sOsTo .st.
pulsed, because overpowered and outnankeo, oIs
tney subsequently fell oack 70 Postslom WIZ.
there was no nghnng until II O'CLOCK, r. N. ~
that hour . bloody engagement was commenced,
lasting until dark and resulting in saostantia,
success 70 our arms. dne oatue ~ was 3 co."enSeu . -
by the enemy with terrific force. Their entire army
was engaged. Yesterday the tmrd Gays s. oa1's o
commenced at O'clock IN the morning, tne nea
OF contest being on the south sde Of 0e..ysou,g
WOODS, while the artillery Was posteo on emthencs'
from which the timber had been cut The attacks
on this day as on the day previous, was commence9
by the rebels our right beng the man point a'nea
at. There the fight Was unceaslng, unsii tne os.e
Of our last dispatches from the attle-aeld-1o
o'clock, A. N. L0ngstreets and Hills corps were
said to be engaged there, wkile Ewell vas On sne
front The enemy as well as ourselves M nAo suns..
ed heavily in psominsut gmssrs PRISONERS ON
Ihursdsy reported tHe osssn oI 9e1. s.o1ssuesr
and prisoners captured yesterday connmeo tue 70,
port Sixteen nundrea prisoners nau up W ~
O'Clock been sent 70 tne rear, ana more wsLs a. ~.
irving 1he result OF tne Gdys 0osese eo"t@ "oS
nen 0e PTe0acteG.
correspondent OF tae 1'"e'' "r'''s ifon' su0
oa1se M aeS On n. o.. aesrer.te descro.
no Ell was n a.. s .ii"et ,eT fornht .s thev
ton on oo!n sdes oo1 gaiaa' nan 'h;s
,us NV. iTusu Teo. e." ,asrs s tho S,ecnd
ma tue M Mni, ;o;nad h.nds
ihre anu nun: nneA mn Saa Suu ~. s,a.a.toj
ss'u ~ a .;..e beSI =. o. npr;t;on
a.H o. W ~. a.. T:0. s.s 10. siso e,ss,cd
Th sh. ~ s % s,.ons th.t Sa;,her nartv
ine nsuIng was so Wa NJ. ous t..d .hn,t ahn ~
took many pl,sone.s we 'ap'u'eo "''u' WV !"
one no OF Two charges s:ao H.. a,,..;on IF tha cor.
act ns s.a ,oro tban ,,auav besvv on boh sides
no', afe no.e tna'. osJH as.S., hsvo ALLAN
Many Of our most gallant omcers nave iailen.L -.
General olckles gns isg was SUI. vl nS h s
5nee. Amp"'ss'on nas oeen pe''''n0'' "'1 nv 20
dong wen; u,.,..,,,.d .on,o;i
Lave IN me evening aeneral %eaoe :. o.a,.ad -
OF nus corps commahaers' anu ~ wss 'eSo,.o 80
F" mE Tsns ;,,,.,, ..L., -, n th;.
o.n;n so,a, ,., .ho,,t ,ftasp bnndrei
moIn.ns was 1o1u' niVeen nu:u ~, Th,,.s
snq MY oh "eunesuay' s''u io1 '' A"1'''
Gay; ~ ms Is reilsois; ....,,- z,,..,a.n :. ,,
Iae enemy maos .ne sl.acA ys sa.ca ;ato :.
h,t tbov ws-s fDo,iv renrissd With 0rest slanyhter
At daylight this morning the battle was renewed.
the cannonading being rapid and heavy. It was tbs
determination Of our Generals to fight to the bitter
end.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH OF GENERAL MEADE.
The following were the official DISPATCHES ffCm
General Meade: :.
WASHINGTON. .Friday, July Am official dis.
patch was received this afternoon from Major Gen.
eral Meade dated Headouarters Armv of the Poto.
mac, July 2, II o'clock, P. NJ, which says:
"The enemy attacked ma aoout p EL. this dav
and after one Of the severests contests Of the war
was repulsed at all points We have suffered con-
siderably in killed and wounded Among the for
mer, are Brigadier. Generals Paul and Zook, and
among the wounded, Generals Sickles, Bariow, Gra-
ham and Warren, slightly. We have taken.a large
number of prisoners" +'T@~- ''- - - t-s ~
A later dispatch has been received from Major
General Meade, dated eight o'clock this morning,
which says:
"The action commenced again at early daylight
have made no impression upon my position All
accounts agree in placing their whole army here
Prisoners report that Longstreets and A. p Hills
forces were much injured Yesterday. and had MANY
general officers killed General Bsrksdale, Of Mis-
sissippi, is dead His body is within our lines
We have thus far about 500 pr,soners and small
number yet to be started"
THE EXCITEMENT IN pEsssyLyAs,A.
Tha f,,.,;n. d;sn. ..,,., .ho,- 81. ovo;..,,.,.
;, Luz .0no"s 1isp"'A'' '"0" ''' 'A''''"1s'''
throughout pennsylvania;
HARRISBURG, frlaay, July S;-inere - great ex.
c'tement here to know the result OF the battle ught
yesterday and last night between dencras Meade
and Lees army;
At daylight this morning the battle was again
renewed. The battle must have been in the neigh
oorhood OF gettysburg.
-.,v lelegrapnlc communlca!ioa mas oeen re9pened
with baiumofe oy way OF the Nortne.n oentrsi
ra,rFoaa. m n RI, 1.,..o !.
:: nAsklssosa' Isss. Erloay, 'uly ULlne c!.y -
IN tne greatest state OF suspense Arfenei iniansy
ana oetaGnmints OF cavalry, onoer oenkens' lmoo-
een anu snznugn Lee nave alsappeaSIa- S no" .as
IRON. G ano .rasel mas Deen iesumea oes~eeh = t n
Guy anu O.tt,se: No.ang Is yes .nSwa XVI as as 70 % .oe
result Dut the impression prevails tnat the great
uecis.e Iate,e Q! tne campaign nus oeen ioasns IN
'ns pn.n nelenoornooo Gs HssntcMn. Ts,. ..., 4,
match "a tSa P,n.t; eeS, yy T..sh,,-a 1''
Nothinc ;s vet known .s to the resnjt Int ths
;nrrsss;o1 r-su.;,s .S.t ~ o,o.t Sa".;,. hs..Ia
up e'oNn p.e'Hus Gios ''ie gin. ueo''c oH's'e