oes. On Tuesday morning, June 30 Hill's corps had started their way to Gettysburg when they noticed a long line of Union cavalry heading toward the town. He withdrew his corp, and informed General Heth. The following day, General Heth was given permission to attack Gettysburg, and taking the city. Shots were exchanged between Heth's and Union General Buford. Late that afternoon, General Lee arrived at the sight of the shootings still without any news from Stuart. After the shots exchanged by Buford and Heth outside of Gettysburg, the rebels began to push the Union back into town until General Winfield Scott Hanco
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