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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
The Battle Of Saturday.
oURRICHT WING TURNED.
Kyooker,s Old Corps charge al
the Rebels. 4
GREAT LOSS OF THE ENEMY 4!

New York, May 5.-The Times cor
respondent states that after three days OF
skivmishirg on both sides, the Rebels on
Saturday afternoon and evening attacked
our right flank. Jackson with his whole
corps of 1000 men throwing himself
impetuously on Towards 18th corps,
but the movement was only partially
successful, and reinforcements being sent
the rebels were handsomely checked.
Towards corps consisted Of Schurz's
and Stienwehr's divisions.
The Times correspondent states that
th;s corps abandoned their position be-
hind their breastworks aud rushed panic
stricken, towards headquarters. Our right
was thus completely turned and the reb-
els in fair way of doubling us up.
Gen. Hooker was Immediately in the
sauuiu, .sHu turning ill., vv,n'n~nucr OF
bis own old corps, Berry, he shouted:
General, throw your men into the
breach. Receive the enemy on your
bayonets. Don't fire shot They can't
see YOU"
They rushed gloriouslv at doub le quick
to the rescue, pushing forward, horrid
array of gittering steel. The enemy
were checked and retired to the breast
works just abandoned by Howar1's corps
Batteries were Immediately massed on
the crest Of the bill, pouring in terrific
fire until far in the night.
Gen. Pleasanton also checked a flying
battery of dozen pieces, and drew up
his little brigade of cavalry, with drawn
sabres to protect the guns. He had them
double shotted with canister, and swept
the euemy's position murderously.
In this charge of the rebels they took
twelve pieces of cannon. The Germans
fled past Hooker's headquarters in a pan
ic-many members of the staff with pis-
tolls and sabres vainIy endeavoring 10 stay
their flight. Sykes regulars are picking
them up.
The artillery combat continued unti
midnight. Gen. Hooker and staff were
all the time under the severest fire.
That night Saturday the men slept
on their arms. Sunday, at five o'clock
in the morning, the rebels could be plain
ly seen on the plank road, about a milo
and half from Hookers headquarters at
Chancellor's house, which house had
been penetrated the evening previously,
by shell. Our line of battle was i'm
nediately formed, and in half an hour
our advance became engaged. Soon, bat
talon became engaged, the enemy adj
vancng his infantry in overwhelming
numbers, seeming determined to crush
ours,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
DEFEAT OF THE
ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
HEAVY LOSSES
Rockers Army on this side Of
the Rappahannock.

The singular fatiuty which has SO
long hung around the Army of tho Pc
tomac, has not deserted it. To-day the
land is dalkened with the tidings of an
other Great Disaster. 1t is impossible
ut present to estimate its extent or cause.
We give but one Of the many dispatches
all vague, but all admitting new dis
aster.-ED. JoUR.)
NRw York May I.
The Tribune extra of tho 9th says the
Army of the Potomac has recrossed the
Rappahanock at United States and Bank 5
tords, and is marching back to the old
camp along the Acquia Railroad.
Sedgwick was overwhelmed by mum
bers aud hardly able to escape.
Fredericksburg and Heights ars reoc-
cupied by the rebels.
Sedgwick lost about 5, 900 and saved
his artillery and trains.
Our crossing at United States Ford
Was effected without loss.
Tuesday the 9th corps, recently enga-
ged at Characteristic, recrossei, and is
marching back to Falmouth.
Hooker's retreat caused great panic
at Acquia Greek.
Crossing commenced Tuesday night,
covered by Mead's and the 5th corps.
Lees sharpshooters picked off the ar
tiiery horses and mounted officers. The
rebel battries occupied all the adyanta
geous positions, and fired vigorously on
Hooker's camp.
A consultation Of corps commanders
decided the enemy to be too powerful.
Sedgwick failed to join Hooker, and
being hard pressed, crossed the river to
prevent anuihilation, the experiment cost
ing 6, 600 men.
This, added 10 the council of corps
commanders, shook Hooker'e confidence,
and he ordered the evacuation of bis
strong position.
TIE army is greatly demoralizsd by
this inglorious retreat.
There was no time from FRIDAY NOR
ming to Monday night but Hooker could
have attacked and defeated Leo, but he
lacked the ability to give the order.
The Iribnne closes saying the army
is safe, less 10000 men, and a much
larger number unfit for duty.
The Worlds extra has the following:
Richmond papers ofths 5th say Stone
mans cavalry destroyed all bridges | e.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-09
OUR Loss IN THE LATE
BATTLES.
'pecial Dispatch to the St Paul Press.

WASHINGTON, May Z.
The Evening Star says Gen. Hooker
IS understood to have estimated his loss
in the late battles, at about 10000 all
told, killed, wounded, and missing; also
that he brought all his material away
safely from his late position, and that
while we were so unfortunate rs to lose
some artillery, we have taken at least as
many pieces as we have lost. Con-
Stoughton, who was lately released from
Richmond arrived here to-day.
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CORRECTED wEERIY BIT
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Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
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gT Four companies of the 3oth, in
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Two companies are going to Superior.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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The WISCONSIN STATE Journal
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it is firmly and unswerverinly attached to
those principles of freedom and justice
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On all funeral occasions in this city, my
teams will be free. G. WEAVER
Prescott, April %, 1863.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-25
Ser Mufaaanb In NpIen.

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esntrtrsn, .uu1 NIT eintaen, iiatten S&ld.
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poltn aatatf bi.it Gpnteniraiientn (,br
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-25
Die merffdmer.

Selbf nod frans66(6sn Bni@ten psat
f& Der Sa@perbalt BET Dem Gau pue'
bla's gang anpsre bsraue, ale jdnef BE-
.tdtet.
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aQe @af.uporrdtbe II. aerfa6rt bate. 10
eae ben Gtan3oftn tetne 9eute unh teins
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. Mlrtune ber 6un8ssnutb al. Aut
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bate Gerep tbnen Nb3us unter tlIneenben,
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f&e DfFtttrt Rarstsn; f& d&t r6mt(@ IN
tbre 9@perbter, ut1 nidt In -h 6dree
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.bunAer a%beennattetsn unb nteoer9ebrode<
men rtbrIcftn Wsrieanun einen She'll
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biefelben tpisber .tbren @uf1eberu, na@pen1
as i'd aeeeniettB aueei&worsn batten, d@
IN Or :6auptfaet @ertfo rteber gum
Sample acaen. BE GtnortnsItnbe ~. 1tuen.
- Gorsv bat r,ur nod $4,000 Manu
abri9. Mas nil It nit btefen artfeQen,2
@te sfde nsresn BON tbnen ouf hem
@arids uad Der 6auptfaot> Don Zen
=6uetuls o4feertsben werbtnlee ~ @unb
fam fr u'rrau nod Msrtto pororfnpen,
cbne BE bdIftepbteltr~M annS&aft aur
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-Y1uifbIdsaiu, !setrrtpeanben Or Gau, que
.tla''e bdt, BIN Tranaoisn .tutnta Dortbttl
seebra@t.n Die Gtnnabn,e Der 1aupifael
pt,ou, Msrifo. bercn Ginwobnersa6l nidl
'Dttl tthftt 200; 900 ,auradtlttbt,. 1teSt> efn
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-25
q s.;Dlas Mmbnlan,pefeu:,,,,

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puIeen. UNI ete 0:rtpunesttn mad e.t
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-25

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II ,n,arbfe In lsipt yerfon eenesutrlrtt' Saer'
hunpertt vtutidt mBsen nod ,p.r9sbsa,
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wdbrenp fin, tpefltdfn europa ets u,flHs'
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ut&t baben, haber, Die 0tpublN port muir
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3 lieesn {oate. maNs: BE- Greibttt ,une -str
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ante rf&ttesr II. Sn Gurcpa 8sbt troB'
BEN unb aatpsnn aues uerwdrts. BIER abet
af&eint IS ben 4ubsgans ~ asben. Df.
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Rorben Au fem, ~unbrg Corruption une Re-
: action ps1.n St.Ie III s,,trstsn. Sntbtn
Npminte rations Republifaner .nbItdfn
wir. Iur cen u%nterttan> IN benz Nebtl'
Ienttuu ,uub' Der proftluetrtip.motratf'
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6rstmdnnrr aber Bisbt Is nur tpen'9s upvp
fe iperpsn ron jsn.n slet@ {sbt psrfolat.
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bu1& Iuar&ts Junp Mtpolution bur Grst'
belt, ob III msrtfanii&sn 3ufdnesn, ob aul
monas@te. %Iau;tnpe BON un(ersn lei:
tenetn pclhtsern tpd,en I'm lsbtsn 7Dau'
mobl be srfsn, pel6e mad Iptlepatsntsr
.nnp Orbsn bic 6dnee ausRrtdtsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-25

Sic &ituatipu res Gen. M%c}enfrauj ltne
ber Mriiee bee Gnmbcrlane,
Gin Qovsipoueeat rsr, y, q, 1imesb be
merit, oa6 &ofsntranj fd1'e Hetfe. n'@l
Uculdtn 'rbetrs. "'@.,'F
Civilizations Rluebttt .faptsL thrsib'
stnfa4 bic B%eittbaltuna elmer nassltrbnf,
ten untbdU8feit bier ser tis bte' Dpero,
,ion,n IN Didsture time beRtmue Gnt<
uidIuus Asnomu1tn baben. unr 3rar
aus ,rti5@ rInbeu : l.. neil I'm GaQe e.
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t6aRen Di&liafsh ~ wsnteRsns stns
srobe A.mst unpa(ebt,u. babsn, funp etse
IL tie ,tnaiae, auf .rts mir uns FosrIaNep
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in b.r ~5ttQuu9 befnpen.. nu, etff,' nitt'
lid entl&slrcnrsur Gslrauo. in"rae' Gen.
t,um ose Sapsns ant1eten au' f5nnen.~
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eunAJ baden. no&bsm e. BIG bic j'Btnt ost'
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atn on R& atiaobtn. unc etrmt'ts!a jsnt'
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pom @ranfS. Armee on, Cumberland unit
s4tnnsfss ttStte 9utrrtit Nduna una ucn
Bouline. @r.tn, &lotfsutue. &o!umbus.
Ma{bptus srspane. ,utm unp, ,Sena ra'
rem ,S&ia6Hn. bis eur@ SttateAts aswon'
men rparsn, sbt Ne a.l&lastn' unp Saftt'
bate MIR rp.nie ranit 5u tbun:.::' @et ulu
'fanp nl6t stnmal ttne rtaslmdbiAs S&la&'
Ratt: Das anasnt4iete. Man5pft Imdrps
etnsn 4bnlt&en, f@6nsnS iea 'er @e&tdz
ii&ttit e,,f,ltn: "'", FL" d" e -
@ca ST. einte re- 1srne5r, ptrtrttten,
y ,bs, ibr. ttn3ta' Rraieaii&e 4intt !fa ne
i,r Heeion OFT Eombiabet fttny'Ne ~ 49,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-25
Ser Sob btsD Gbuarb 8o8el

Na& Mtub,nunesn res d.. u. Deter
mann an bte n3Blnsr 3tttunB" ~ ~.
III. 8op.l,, dttr ts0m S&i6ial man To-
LANCE In unotmib6d, mar, tn Gftruas
1856 tn @apat ouf Bsftbt ees 6ultane
.rmorprt portsn. Gin frlberer 8eeitntsr
Woa,ls, Nou,.ns motdmse btn Sulet'
man, aus Berru, etebt folasnet >Dspef'
&ton, Ab,. obie(ss traurise4 Erfiauis:
Sd brad bon xufa 1na4 Maeat mil
Or. Doetl uue bret anetren Dtsee rn auf.
DN W39tuna unfetest Watl6se'u ar dbsr
&ator, Dabih> unaarno, Marts. @barf
eboap, &nrd,4 Babar'h @baidl. Bier
Oulep @a(&so,- Babar. 81 Dtttrt Sac.
Bartit. Berett. Oar 81 Maba nre @ara.
-, .gDir .paren,. sinl6It6lta furAsr balts,
rs Sag. unterwsss. am Morssn' mad
ftinu Mntunft madh tr 'Dpetur rem
Sultan {stnt Iufwartuna. 'ter tbn isbr
fuunplt@ empFn9: unen Deftbl oab. f0r
i'm unp: fem @efolee I'm 1auie bee 6a'
ota 8bei0bama, stnes Mannts RON Rana
uno pse Gbsfs BIT Nsttnst In @ara.
duurtttN7 ~ ttr1rtttru:7 : a.
Dom @uitan na& tenn 3wed fetnse
Bs(u@ts bsfraet, faate tim r.r Doctor.
ptder TEL etnfah, bos .guuo iii frbtn.
Mn, "a. Sage, nab unitrtr Nntunft
(&tdte Der 6ultan nod BEN, Doctor une
aeiAtt 'tbn an, er ,unaGt ausenb!idIt& fttn
Qaup psrlaGeu. Or. @o9el tebrte babu
In f.tu r2uortt,r aurdd uuu teaaun Dors
b%erettunesn CUR .brei(e ~ ma&tn, als
Yer Dttntr bsS 2ultane fan1. une ;ut4l b.
fabL bos 6aus ni@t Al usrlaftn. 5Dar'
duf sntf@Iob. 1@ ber Dcetor7 tuu, SuItan
~ a,ben, une f.dte etnsn7 &eSolter IN
i.tusn @drteL mas i'd i'm 'mtettrtttb.
8ir Atn0tn barauF III r.m Sultan, wtl<
der B.febl CAB. BE bret @anrtrn Dtensr
p.s Doetors Dor -itu III brinpen.. Bst
tbres Mulunft faAts Ct etu pasts 2bsta'
bama : @ir m1Gtn ete(eu GbriRen, t6e.
,,n1" Dem wterfsvt. f&5jte'$' sts's'
ban1a. ,."'
=, Or Sulton Bab, nun 9sftbL uns a.
len lie 6dnre auf ZEN @dden ju btnptn.
uuo ~: Woest' fd' awtt DIAL uon fsiusr
2anAe pur&bobrf, NIT ttntm tf,fsn Stuf'
AT bsftts III Bpbtn, unb ltin 9opf. nurte
%,aup.ntldlt&. abeel&Iaaen., setns er.t
Dttnsy tbeiiten paHs.be SdidiaI. Gin
dbnli&se, 2oos mar MIR lelbN, po,bsbalttn,
na&bem Id oter NIT tneinesa ritt,t frtt
peworptntn Mru,t bret Sdtsl6tsbt paraii
battle. tsi&wor Der 3oaia Muhua. b Ct
mid nod an, 2eben fub,p ben Suleau,
metn Qtbsn auTl6onen. .''.,*.> W., 80
Btfra8t nbtr een @runb. rretolt ber
SAltan, pobl, Doefl aunD (etus Beeletttr
babs =truprbeu ,h6tn. saatpe1'ste Sulsi'
man "a ,is4R 's7i"''11G i4@'''f"
Da Bornu unb; @aboi eumals, tu,
&ritA bsqrtf,nl rp;orttn:,@ upt&tt Y pIoubsiu.
Or. @oeel 'fti iii 3dut,rtr, MI pr SuI.
taeasenB erhu a,ff$t d 7l t&abt, e - eann
81 ndtV,'t5,ln, a.susslioisttn. vs. Goldman
ftnb5 btr Mrt, ba6 fein; 3we'fd absr -etffss
trautfat 66tdiat ets tsrdtmtsn unp TN,
Vi @tG,nf$at' 10 stt0ttnttn @dna,'as'
lb1t8:blfttt, .4 4.:,..f,. '.qrs..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-06-25

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ess!ssss s.tes asaststa ases,s seslSss s !Is:!5
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