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The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
ORLEANS HOTEL.
Corner AaIn sad saeransalo Streets.
PLACERvILLE, CALIFORNIA,
J. II. Vanderbilt............. OPrietOr
(FOrmery Of the Cary HOuss)

THE HOUSE having been thoroughly overhauled
i remOdeled and newly furnished with elegant
fuFnIture, We are prepared 70 accommodate the
travelling public In 6ner style than any hotel In the
city. Having had extensive experience - caterer,
ali who may be pleased to patronlse the House can.
not fail 70 be well cared for.
Every department Of the House VIII ~ Kept In
such manner a. 70 make II second 10 NONE in the
State.
"a STAGES arrive st End depart from the
Orleans from and to all parts Of the State.
AeAle .'''''''..0O CGSs
Lodging. g....."...."...."oO and 70
~ House open all night. 1+H
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BAYLEY'S EXCHANGE
fLate MorSeb)

As Ss bayAoy.".................... proprietor
cor Bayley'S Ranch, u Dorado Coz
- THIS house Is situated 80 miles from Placer
vile, on the Ogilby'S Road, near the junction
~ Of the n Dorado County Road and the Ogil-
BY grade.
Good accommodations for teamSterS, packers and
the travelling public generally.
Hay and Barley always on hand In quantities to
suit. Prices in accordance with the times.
may9Sm
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THE MAGIC TINE OBSERVER
The Perfection of Mechanism,

RENG HuSTISe OR nPEN PAcs, on LADYS on
~ GESTLEAAN's WATCH COMBINED.
One Of the prettest, most convenient aud deo3-
de1'y me best and cheapest timepiece for general
and reliable use, offered II has within It and
connected with its machinery, It's own winding 81
tachment, rendering key entirely unnecessary
Inc cases OF this Watch are composed Of two metas,
the outer one being hne Is carat gold II has th6
improved ruby action lever movement and 10 war
ranted an accurate tmepiece. Price, supeFby en-
Eraved' per case OF half . dozen, &904 90. Sample
watches in neat morocco boxes for those propcsiog
to buy At Wholesale e85 sent BY Express, with blb
payable on delivery. Soldiers must remit payment
In advance, as We cannot collect from those In thG
army. Address
HUBBARD BROS. Z CO,
~ SoLK IMPORrmS,
feb7w6 Cor. Nassau and John sts, New York.
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL
LEON'S NEW STATION.

One Of the Cheapest Houses In the 40S
mOuntains-on Henry Swans new road, and also
on the old county road to Carson Valley and Esme-
ralda, So miles from Placervie and Diamond
Springs, and miles west OF Strawberry Valley.
The above House s large two-story frame build
ing, with rooms for families and other guests.
0rThe BAR 10 supplied with the best of Liquors
and Segars.
s"sGOod Stabins for horses, mules, etc. Hay and
Barley always on hand.
auE2u W. r. LEON, Proprietor.
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miscellaneous an6rrtising.
GEO. II. BELL,
BOOKSELLER & STATIoNER
Gil Montgomery Street,
Corner Merchant Street, San Francisco.
AMERICAN AND FO OR e I g N
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY
FOR
MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS
And Other Periodicals.
miscellaneous An6rrtising.

SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED for Newspa 'ers,
y Magaznts and other Periodicals. circular
will be sent to any person, on request, giTihg an ex
tended list Of periodicals. with the prices annexed
The following are among the most popular:
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The Lincoln Catechism.

Question. What is the Constitution
Answer. A compact with hell-now
obsolete.
Ques. What is the Government
Ans. Abraham Lincoln, Charles Sum-
ner, and Owen LOvejoy.
QUes. What is Presidentp
Ans. A general agent for negroes.
Ques What is Congress?
Ans. A body organized for the purpose
of appropriating funds to buy Africans,
and to make laws to protect the Presi-
dent from being punished from any viola
tions Of law he may be guilty Of.
Ques. What is an army?
Ans. A provost guard to arrest white
men and set negroes free.
Ques. Whom are members Of Congress
supposed to representa-
Ans. The President and his Cabinet.
Ques. What is understood by "coining
money!"
Ans. Printing green paper.
Ques. What does the Constitution
mean by "freedom of the press?
Ans The suppression of Democratic
newspapers.
Ques. What is the meaning of the
word "libertyf"
Ans. Incarceration in bastile.
Ques. What is Secretary Of War;
Ans A man who arrests people by tel.
egraph.
Ques. What are the duties Of the Sec.
retsry Of the Navy?
Ans To build and sink gunboats.
Ques. What is the business of the Sec
retary Of the treasury
Ans To destroy the State banks, and
dill the pockets of the people with ire
.deemAble U. 8. shinplasters.
Ques What is the meaning of the
word "patriot?"
Ans. A man who loves his country
less and the negro more.
Ques. What is the meaning of the
word "traitorl"
Ans. One who is a stickler for the
Constitution and the laws.
Ques. What are the particular duties
of Commander in ChiefI
Ans. To disgrace any general who does
not believe that the negro is better than
the white man.
Ques. What is the meaning Of the
word claw"
Ans. The will of the President
Ques. How were the States Formedi
Ans. By the United States.
Ques Is the United States Govern
ment older than the States which made itl
Ans. 1t is.
Ques. Have the States any rightsi
Ans None whatever, except what the
general government bestows.
Ques. Have the people any rights!
Ans. None, except what the President
gives
Ques. What is the habeas corpusH
Ans. It is the power Of the President
to imprison whom he pleases as long as
he pleases.
.Ques. Who is the greatest martyr Of
historyl
Ans. john Brown.
Ques. Who is the wisest mani
Ans. Abraham Lincoln.
Ques. Who is JEFF DavisP
Ans The Devil.-[Old Guard.
ONE OF THE BoYs.-'Where have YOU
been, Charley
'In the garden, ma
'No-you have been swimming; you
know cautioned you about going to the
creek: will have to correct you. Look
At your hair, how yet it is.'
Oh, no, no ma, this is not wAter-it is
sweat L
:Ah, Charley, I have caught you fib-
bing; your shirt is wrong side out
(Charley, in high glee and triumphant
y)-Oh, did that just now, ma, climb.
/'nO tho fencaV
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SUMMONS.

n CROFT, PI'n, vs.. c. P. Burney, Defr-In
Os Justices Court, Kelsey Township, County OF
u Dorado, before G. II. Roelke, J. p.
The People Of the State Of California to C. P Bur-
ney:
You are summoned to appear before me, at my Of.
hce at Spanish Fiat kelsey Tow wDship, County Of Fl
Dorado, State Of California the 2Uth day OF July
1853, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer the complaint
Of d. Croft plaintiff. who TO Of you the
sum Of nfty-eight s. 100 dollars, on account Of
goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered to
you in said Kelsey Township, at sundry times be-
tween the list day Of January 1862 and the 18th day
OF April 1858. Andn you fail 10 appear and answer
the plaintiff will take Judgment against you for the
sum Of ty eight 95lO0 dollars with interest besides
costs
Spanish Fiat, April 18th, 1863.
G. II. ROELKE, J. p,
Kelsey Township.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
D. Croft vs.. c. P. Burney.-N appearing to NY sat
isaction. by the afdavt Of D. Croft, plaintiff in the
above entitled cause Of action, that C. p. Burney,
from this State; and It appearing in like manner,
that cause OF action exists against said defendant
in favor OF said plaintiff hereby order that ser
vice Of thessummons in said cause be made upon said
c. p. Burney, BY publication in the MoUSTAIN DEMO
cRAr, weekly newspaper published in the city Of
Placervile, in said county, for three months from
the 18th ofApril, 1863.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April, 1853
G. II. ROELKE, JP.
spTloSm. Kelsey Township.
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, sMQTICR.

~ 'NW44V3. w. ="
A IL those who are indebted to ". n. BradshaN
IA Co., will save trouble by paving he saTse an
or before the 10Th day Of April, 1858
uaT1S W. y. BRADGNAW 3 90.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
MR.. c. Z. CHUBBUCK h duly author.
1l ised 70 receive and receipt for all moneys due
me, and those indebted TO me are requested to make
immediate payment 70 MIN, and save costs.
u. O. METZLER.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
FRESH FRUITS,
NUTS AND CANDIES.

TUE undersigned having purchased the KNICK.
i EkBOCKER STAND, (next to the Cary House }
respectfully informs the public that they win always
nnd there the best Of cigars and tobacco, and q
dies, ct the very lowest prices.
may7a JAMES L. WEYMOUTH.
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AARON KAHN

AARON KAHN
TIAs JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND
IL FINEST STOCK OF
Spring and Summer Clothing
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, ETC, ETC,
Ever brought TO this market, which he offers ct ex.
eeedingy low prices.
Fine Black Frock Goats:
Cashmere Business Coats;
Blue Flannel Suits;
Black Doeaktn Pants;
SILK, Velvet and Narseilles Vests
Benkert,s Boots and Shoes;
Spring Style Silk and Cass. Hats;
Davis and Jones' Shirts;
And general assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING 00ODsl
Trunks, ValiSes, Carpet Bags. etc.. etc.
COLTS ISToLS,
OF all sizes, constantly on hand.
Gentlemen are invited to give me Q call before
purchasing, a. have an assortment Of goods from
which the taste OF the most fastdious cannot fail to
be suited.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
PAID EoR
County Warrants and Gold Dust
N.B.-NeW Goods received every Week.
AARON KAHN,
Main street, under Masonic Hall.
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Remarkable Instance OF Medical
Relief.-BeloW we publish the certificates Of three
Of the sufferers from the pADgs OF disease who, hav
ing recovered their former health, and mpelied By
gratitude, make known their cases and remediS
agent, and their statements are authenticated BY
Notary Public. The demands Of society imperiously
command their publicity, and We commend their pc
rusal to the attention OF the afflicted:
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MisteIIaneous aObrrttsirH.
STAGE COMPANY.
CARRYING THE U. s. MAIIS

Dirmond SpriM0s, e Dorado, Cz0rksvtlle ond
Folsom
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A CARD.-Prompted BY an honest desire Of
my heart, l wish TO lay before the public . case
which deserves high commendation, not only as an
act Of scientific skill, but Of humanity also. About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
10 seized with nt Of epilepsy, which, owing
10 my inability TO meet the expenses consequent up-
on q thorough medical treatment, and the diseour-
agement met with on attempting 1t, soon became
such (as was then led to beeVe) as to defy the skin
Of physician. was frequently, while in pursuit Of
my calling, thrown down TO the ground without the
slightest warning. and although insensibe 10 the az.
onIes, yet despised the miSerIes Of my lie, and
soon learned 70 look upon those who would render
assistance or shelter me from danger, enemIes who
sought to prolong the existence Of my mIseres.-
While In this state and having previous to my afc-
ton tasted the sweets Of life, once more was In
duced 70 attempt seeking aid OF Physician and, BY
Recommendation. called upon DR.. L. J. CEapkay. /
told him my circumstances and my inability to re-
ward him for his services regardless OF which, how.
ever, he undertook case, and with the blessing Of
God was once more restored 10 perfect health.-
Unable TO reward him for the boon which enjoy At
present, and yet c0nSci0us Of my indebtedness,
consider Il due to myself and 10 an aGiicted 70 make
the case public In order that those In need Of medi
cal advice may nnd physician In whom every con-
Adenee can be placed.
lL-sl MKYER YAnIORsKY.
State Of California, County OF Gan Francisco, ss-
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 1st day Of
August A. D. 1855. GILBERT A. GRAHT,
IT, 81 Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-06

Gentlemen are invited to give me call before
purchasing, a. have assortment Of goods from
which the taste Of the most fasdous cannot fail to
be suited
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MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL AND UNION
FORCES.
THE ENTIRE REBEL STRENGTH c0NCZH.
TRATING AT GETTYSBURG.

ShRrhSshuhog fssf suV S-s
Captain VIM. u Boyd rssehsd hors last evening Win
forty two prisoners Yesterday bs 20 Fsystsvro
portion d Gen. E~es rear guard scattering
thcm In svery direction Capt Boyd DID not Icss
Lieut. Knovics, with ooly eight u cap, Boyds
command charged upoo ssvsniy Ave rebel cavalry cap
turing twenty-five and thirty three horses whsr
turning 10 tho main command be cut ~ BY aboai ons
hundred and nfiy mounted rebels. lie had " abandon
bis booty, bot e?t bis prisosers and cut his vv oa.
ina act wAs dAras and gallant one.
Ths ssvsp,b virginia cavalry arrived m chsmb.rsrs
last evening
Generals Le~. Isngssses. F~si, and other rebel sens
rails With their respective commands, A.. concentrating
their forces nsighborhooi u Gettyrburg STARTS
cavalry on tho road that place Yesterday. I'm.
boens forces, also every available eAn, nusks' and
cannoo being 70 f~~ and 10 the point sbovs sAisi
Seventy pieces o. artillery passed The pike from
Chsmbenburs 70 renforos fe~ yesterday snd ths dsy
before All tho forcss srcspta guard nave I~f Gre"a
Over h1ndrei wagons have soos V 0sstys
burg or 10 that direction.
Ths town mach changed snes ,hs visit u NE rsesAs
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THE DETAILS OF THE BATTLE.
THE BATTLE OF WEDNESDAY,.

u..nor.,vv,. r,.s, A,.v Cn,rs Ju,v a Isea
~. @ -
MAJOR General heynosds wss placing hm men Wnen ne
- fatally wounded and urging them on TO the support
!. .,., p,o.S N. ..,.x 49,, d, IA. oc,nr.,..r, ,.vo~
uOs" '1oN nss ~ . -
0o6ps sake forward, my brave boys-WwardP AND
rvsrd tbey did so-,has iron brigade Of old Colonel
...,.,, -n,.n Ia. n.vs, s.uen .,,.. IN -, n.,.n
eu"1 :, ""~ ~ ..'e'
Juss then General Reynolds received MS Ai wound ana
pn,us over upop Captain wilcox his AID who Vas riding
". ~, =. .x.,...,.s !, nood Ca wu.ox .,.
ossoo Nun, n0 eAos, WV 49, "'~s
killsA P
r.nss,n vioox haA hs hovss sbo, undey him A about
:. - -- -. - ,- ,,-. = -, -,
NE same ums, mo Ns seve'ey ofumoo W - 'An.
DviRHdisr 0aneral Meredith badly bruised BY the
- - ~. -. ,-a,.a -. ,,u.a M. 90 Y,.r,....,
- ns Sos', "A"s - .''' ~ -, I''1s
uMedith, VS. wounded 10 the sg ~ she'll Lieutsnans
W~pdvsra Aid -csup 70 0ousral Meredith vas
-... !. -. -. -. a~..-., u....,.s,. s.,-.a.
49,
vsas MO shs aGhs 30 strong, and cAe oct with only
M Amons tn kslle6 wounded ana uiesins ware tpe
.,--,-. .-n~..
~uOw"s 0"
9xn wn0urMp HnarnUn
hps John Tcanof 20. Killed
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OUR READING CORRESPONDENCE.

hAbHu, IA Juy L. ltsi
IGTHsKu--So rnnAsAuosu rorwu
In the piping tncs of peace Tho citizens of sad.rg
isss engaged At this 10 preparing -
peacefully celebrate The National Day Not 30 hos
There IL nothing spoken or thcasht u ts1oely
but and preparations for war No city In IsnrsyI
vania has contributed proportion " her y
than fscsding. Al tho present moment mat o. The ca
u arm and too CAMPS forming "a The ,scni
~ Of ths town Columns u men with drum ard Ms u
their head constantly marching and ovrermsfehrg
beating for recruits Who not slow viniag h.n
from the country are also coming nto The CITY Tor hssd.
ms rnfscrrAl sEspszvocs yos rsoor-
under tho Governorp call for srty thoosanf men Here
bo the sturdy natives a. The coAi r~s'ofs, tho
empoyoS ~ bs railroad companies the ~oknsu ffnsn
the machine sbops, With which Penssyissnis. IN this
csioo Of The Stsfe ssr~caiiy ahounfs, mlng'ng SHh
fb. Ices robust but not Ices willing ersn IN he rAnss
IN Reading. and probably tho nss a 4 ~ai es,v
again, The city he's afoe vel Ia this cree. yvsfy
pisso ~ business Win The esespta~ ~ the 'seti~s
working tor ths has cisf 10 rive
the citxsns chance 70 volunteer and rsgel tt enemy
rns nup sybEsGiH-ru1 wv fnrn
from the siats has canrei lrdesefbAbe rsntirg sui
nov hoped they will fall fool - the Army a ifc Fos-
mac gentleman arrived hasr yssfsffsY r. ~ ham
bcrsburg who ragsed three tlmss itfoush IL .i0e
rebel Hs reports tb- vhe'e sirsrgth ~ t'rstr
forces bet~ceo CbAubsrsburs and fausba fg ht<st
forty thonssrd BY actual ,oont and esi,csls anr
dsrstad that beslfes The they have oft fty tLssaNf
gnsrdibx the ountsn rs.se- srrsgsi ~ forasFg
sbd 10 tbs vieinity ~ YORK u asosrAna sso. thai
the reserve artillery ~ Tho rsbsi army pafs~a Bsaf
fhanbersharg, ard Numbers hGndsel ard fffty
pieces. and that besside- IN. the snery hss h.iwsoa
forty and ny pleee- N the rambsfsnd Yny - ibsf-
are usually t~o guns 70 every sight hHneref ma te
ttsi number ~ The stomys caan0 1901 s'as ia, -
entire force .oS pin.iy u.oasArd men tho
number a sans are 10 pfcportsoa " ite EsDsrsaI
strength u The rebsi army
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MR.. W. YOugC's LETTER.

Yors. - fsly 2 isss
s,aarts osvairy ne lafnplls abgui nvs ms
above York. and followed ,hs Dsysr re.1 " cSisls
His ru.rd y" pu.hsd ~ siipasnes sthla ,sn
miles u casisie yfieea rebels osptered sra
ssant got big scsrs
In cavalry rsrush near il,us.,own ysstsr
dsy ,ta Ynh Mch'gas u~s bs stsass, tstsa,
ma rins for ns ora, time, ard at
aghi, sniag t~sniy three t.s~ls and -ostdms nary
more compasis~ . asd D. ,ss right. sfgv. % ,hs
rebel pessa mss sad half onsssasy R.tboass =
ccmtshy n sul.i bet before b. ,.l maas
fsbss bite tb~ dsr, Tbrs. other. q conpfesy d.
wouna~iJ.sg~s nsoss n tho be.sl, Aefst.sa Batter.
-.nisa ro-a % ls.sssci them 70 oaits n, stssosy =.
r~atnE rns oarbins. byt ts sssiisei 70 dot
nl1si'os os>s -H1 ii,,isatarn. 49, .Syss q
hs oaiuns q . pa.st ssyeas hs n~ls 's~4. -
tr.s.a sna ..sag~s s~ns sai b. pss.~ 49,
wosh have bssh hAi kAp@sres stisndst ~ sismn v
@a.rt msy ya saa 81. frra, iap.asa asA i. 80
unabls " reach tho csmeefisnd pANss 10 hAa
..e..'.a co. '.,. . ..'.s 80 ~ - =. ss,'s 20
AT sns,y r,sn~ss. t-.iss srxs saghsrs x ksss..
Hss - oousmsnd has really Tea -essensd - us -
~ sssss 4 siIiss -asnsss sra pfs~r.rs -. -
hsss,.s "a msn All fsaesirs ih@n b,lov W agtigr
fssrs 80 bssvy s'hg q Gsuy,vars y.sisrsay
ssd ~s sysaaG ~b'sh .. 1sus-.d fns rnefsfs.
s.ss.-ss get 10 80 .,san .s,ss ads. Z Csiv,sq,s
81. Horslsr snd ~ A,tnis,y srss .. hssra -ats =
isw raises a TaTk ~ n1@n v ssy
Yoar oster o1vf~sFee~i~st gfys tsL' ln'srns,sn
~hsi fvross v~ss s-sss.s 90 sshv 80" tlsn
sbte 10 oorsmgsNss
easpsrr vs p~wvsIs.t that Gsiiyshvrr sshss sst
rsehssy fr.sp us DsfDlns u TOO bsas~ ard iws
bsrns bsyoof Gsstysburs, taassf ~ - b1swns @s
sksli
ns ,l.syh, usss ~. ,sssl. ,sn sf~ q csrisas ~
C~stystasg sa1 ahxt tbss ysusssd wssw ~ esssarts
Hss,ssu,r rsl.4sphs sss hsi,ifnose sose~ssvsy -
ffgvs 49, hpss.
. ssasi e,.y = ss,.ry o~ass>i yar~,,ss so-~s-..
yo3s gata Y-vs sit.fwss@. sn1 -stex wnb
sh~~r s,s~ eh<~
THE NEW YORK TWENTY .sYcosD h,gf
rra sp~os % rws wssslr.
cssassis. Jaiy q ftsss
ns,sslneri hes sa~s vah 90 h-s
nDvp sgTTy 1sI1
cel-sl rsnmss<.s ~ v r~s~sy s~se.a fss.nasss
cs~n Trsss re fasl>vns b . osssps,stts ssss.
~sst ~ ty~ fscs.ss ~ fAi~s<s tstss sg,sas.y
ssfisx ne sasts = ssy s1a tans, a fss. ans 49,
vsy ass Jsu. .st...... t..... ssfAe< isAs
vs~s 1sov ts* dfs-s - i~ss sbsrs n tstsvs fsass
~ bssy ss. y paof~. sNes q "a ssssf ~ 'ssAS~a
fe~n4 tt.tr ~ ~ afts
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INV wAsnlsGToN rrlKGRAss.

Wssssufu.s sar 4, tkD.
~ s,~rrrrs fresyss s,,s y fssi go bs'f. >, psis
sy.ss,s la.s ~ ~ .sssm@s sss,s sss o. 1919
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SHIPPENSBURG AND CHAMBERSBURG EVA.
CUATED BY THE REBELS.

HARRnnrRG. July Q, 1903
prominent citizen Of Gettysburg, who lcft there yes
tsrdsy morning pass ssued by 6cn. Ewe 70 70 v
Isidelburs, Stewart Fitlhagh lee and wsde Hamp
ton, with what hs estimated a. 10 900 cavsxy Who
moving In tho direction Of Gestypburg Their cicers
told him that Lee had intention o leaving Peunsy
vana. but going 70 remain here until his army
destroyed victorious. He arrived hero this evening
tho enemy MAKING effort TO restrain him.
Two mntamsn from susqusnanua county we're killed
thh evening ~ Camp Curtin BY lightning.
despatch from Loudon this morning states that yss
,srdAy the rsbsh s Chsabsburs. TAXING tbs rosd In
The drsst,on q Gettysburg. Bore saviog tbey burned
the dcpss snA woskshops bsossins the railroad Lou
don 10 fourteen miles west Of Chambsssburg.
Tbs enemy also svsessssd shippsnsbnrg yesterday,
moving In tAe sams direction.
Everything eoss 70 show sAAs Lss hAs bs whos army
ooscssssassd between cashsovn and Gsssysburg.
The train that sn Carlisle ss seven O'Clock shb morn
sS broushs down twenty ssssl WIN hs4
ip from the mountains. They kssv nothing shout
ths result II ths battle but ssAss that bosh asmss
lighting with great despsrasoo.
Firing hoard from daylight up v three O'Clock
this afternoon ~ different points down ths river.
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL AND UNION
FORCES.
wpssmvrris, Pa /, July 2--Ndnlght.
The rebel fores 10 concentrated on South Mountain,
towards Carlisle, sin mi'ss sor,h of Gettysburg
General scdgu,cts corps passed York In ths direction
S Dover. ai four O'Clock this Afternoon ns In the
of the enemy.
Tns second army corps moved up from Hanover .,
eight O'Clock this morning
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Heavy and determined assaults made BY tho rebels
which wore CALAMITY met by our troorr.
This morning at daylight the contes, Was rpritediy
renewed. Our drove the enemy, who In turn drove
ours. tho sghtins being desperately severe and tho
nerecst probably Of tho war.
Prisoners report that Ionssireei killed.. and this
be confirmed by later intelligence.
Gensrai sickles, 10 10 said. wounded and had his
leg amputAt.d tho neid.
General Barksdas. of tho rsssl army. killed and his
body 10 In our possession
Tho latest intelligence received hsre up 70 eleven
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