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KENN EDY's
RHEUMATIC LINIWENT.

hENN EDY'S
RHEUMATIC LINIWENT.
1HE attention Of the public is called 10 this most
Il excellent Of all Liniments, a perfect and
speedy cure for all the aches and pains that flesh Is
her To-
RHEUMATISM
Is caused by stagnaton Of the fluids, arising from
checked perspiration-is cured by 4 few bottles OF
hennedy's Rheumatic Linimeut
sPRAINs
Are caused by an over-e1tension and a sudden re-
action Of the muscles cured by a few bottles o.
kennedy's Rheumatic Liuimeni-equsuy good for
man and beast.
NEURALGIA.
The king Of all plain is caused by sn inflammation
OF the nerves. instantly cured by few applica
tions Of kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
PLEURIsY
Is an Inflammation Of the lining Of the rihs-is
cured by few bottles Of kennedys RheumatiS
Liniment
BRUISES
Are caused by sudden pressure OF the flesh and
smashing Of the tissues-is instantly relieved By
kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
CRAMP
Il a contraction Of the muscles caused by sudden
sioppage Of the nervous fluid, which prevents AMI
mai life having q free flows cured By few appli-
cations Of kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
BILIOUS collie
Is caused by neuralgi in the stomach and bowels
take a teaspoonful 81 kennedy's Rheumatic Lin
iment in warn water every half hour until cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESss
Are caused by an unnatural dryness Of the glands
wet piece Of flannel with kennedy's Rheumatic
Liniment, apply II on going 10 bed and yen will be
well in the morning
HEADACHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES
Is caused by pressure from insensble Precipitation
is cured by few applications Of kennedy's Rheu-
matte Liniment-
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.
Follow the direction in the circular around each
bottle.
FORAN LIBERATED SORE THROAT.
You will take one teaspoonfnl Of the Liniment and
four teaspoonuls OF water. GarEle the throat twice
q day IN a few days it Will be well. This one tea
spoonful viii be worth dollar 20 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all Inflammation Of the throat tonsils and pal
ate, with dry, hacking cough. will dilute the Lin
imeut with four or five times its bulk of water,
g2rgle the throat, and swallow the moisture. TAIs
nersr fails
Il is good for ToOrHACHE, EARAcHE. SwELLEp
FACE and INCLINATION Of every kind. Every fam
lily should have full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, EoJ-
bury, Mass. Price - cents Sold BY
Sept. 25.-d&w6m
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puusDFIPHIA Nov. 30

IT IIlaIIFII IIIas wv WWs
A despatch has Just been received by the
Brokers board in this city, that Gen. Meade
has captured two of the corps of Gen. Lees
army. This needs confirmation.
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Leave f-.-s.l ~ : 30 A ~ and o. Pm Al S.-
YORK 81 600 81 n, arriving at O--lcns surgh a. ..-
q Z. IN time - connect with Oraul Trunk r. ~.
r, " r, nj ottawa Prescott R ~
with Lake ontario Steamers and Northern --1-.
Dortation Cos frDpellsrs Tor az Points West
e. '. uOILE. So
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LISA reiiefto to the hardest part Of Washing
md ], enables the Washing TO be done j. one third
s7d Ii save. IFS cost By saving the Clothes.
ith-lt helFs O. WASH the Clothes as well a. DRY
them
WE BELIEVE 1T ADVISABLE TO
PROCURE A PUTNAM WRINGER.
BECAUSE.
lst.-Thc p u.s. being Of vuleanizei Rubber. Will
'eif f"t an1 cold water aud VIII neither break
my tear ~ buttons
-ll.-Iur Improved Method of FASTENING the Rui-
DEP O" fhe slatt- secured tn us hy Letters Patent
Iust l--ut Fe believe o. De superior On auv other.
dr--Ihc frame being of rou- thoroughly znlvan-
lied. al. danger from rust is removed and the la
tiity % shrink. swell split, sc. So unavoidable
On " .f4e o machines is prevented.
-tn-l hc Spiral Springs over the Rolls render this
Machine >e'f- A. ustIu- So that small and iar-,
articles, as well a. ARTICLES uneven iu tnickue...
are certain torecc.ve uniform pressure.
5th-ihc patent iast cuir- hv which IRE Machine i-
t-htenrl o. tle tu', we believe % be superior iu
simplicity ana c-lcIcncy. g. ans thing set ufe-s.
CUT VIII wing thoroughly ANYTHING from a
single thread O. % hc4 quilt without any altera-
sth.-No thumb--crcws or complicated fasteuines o.
wear INT nr = cut n order; II can be fastened
FIRMLY O. the tub IN single second.
We have thus presented cur Views We ask no
one O. accept " adopt them without proving their
CORRECTNESS TO those who doubt, if sa-h there he
TEST ne PUTNAM EPryGER
Test q thor r-hly test it with any or all others
m every possible manner. anddccide ior vourse Ives
iast one ts Ii ou Wastlr-aX, and If not entirely
satisfactory. return II.
4 GENTS WANTED. Reliable and sra--s,..--.
y literally dealt with
Fer terms, and method Of sale, address
= C-NORTHROP
Fer sale by MATHEWS ! N E.xTsg :
Oct. 2nth i--is, sa,-1 -
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NEW YoRK. Nov. So SOP. NJ.
II is now showing here, the first OF the
season.
Gold sold to-dayat l4si
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Leave u- Gems. .urgl 10 81 e BE- Con arrigar 10
drrni T1lnk tat train with Sie-i iug ar afta-t--
co.oecI--- 90 h.usc's Point sith 81 rncra i
jas FNlrr-. 's I'.-f o. GT1 aI points East an
Burlington six. q q Is z X, for Troy, ALBANY ~
NcE 1ors. arriving al - : ~. Al-o connect. r-. !.
bu. lin -t.u 81 o. lat ltue LaLe Chanpiain >t-sss-
iar tas south. Also az E.---'- Point lth tra. =
l-.L-l--lI ~. u-----.-
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For Wounds. either occaisoned BY the
BayOnet. Sabre or the Bullet,
Sores OF Bruises,

To which every Solder or sailor are liable. thers
are no medicines safe. sure and convenient A
Holloway Pills and Ointment The poor wounded
and almost dying sufferer might have his wounds
self with this matches Ointment which should Re
thrust into the wound and smesred all round IL
thea cover witt piece II linen from his knapsack
and q. impressed with handkerchief Takingni aht
and morning 81 % sht Pills, o. cool the system
and prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapsack and Sesman's chest
should b provided with these valuable Remedies
CAL IlON.-Noue are genuine unless the
words Dc Holloway Newly rk and London o. are dis
cerra'le a. a wnter-mark IN every leaf q the book
Pc plainly seen hN holding the leaf o. the d Eht
handsome reward VIII be given % any one render
sucL Information viii lead % the detection Il
ans party OF parties counterfeting the medicines or
vending the same. showing them % be spurious.
- >ola a. tie Mandatory 81 Professor Hollo-
WAY. 50 Maiden Lane, New York. and hv al rc-
pe-tanle Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
throughout the civilized world IN boxes At 3 cents
% cents AMI
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes
y B. Directions fer the guidance Of patients IL
en- disorder aye affixed O. each box.
Dealers IN my well known medicines
can have show Cards. Circulars. sc. sent
FREE or APENSE. BY addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
30 MAIDEN Lane. y. /.
JOHN =. HENRY \ Co.
wHoLE-lLE DEALERS N
English a American Patent Medicines.
Hai- Oiis rre Rs.t--a--lev. Pe-f.usrr of al
lr4t-. t- &C.
Joan T Henry WATERBURY. Vt aud
s. B. johnson MONTREAL. G. F..
trrrrAt keryr. .r.i. I...r, ...-. W. 1fr-.-.,,--
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Weaknes, OF Debility Induced by Over
Fatigue

VIII soon disappear hv the use Of these val liable
Pills and the Soldier viii quickly acquire addition
t1ual strength. Never let the Bowels ae either
t1ei 1r ulluly acted upon u may seem strange
that Holl9wEy's Pills should Re recommended for
ul -eutery and flu1, many persons supposinE that
tlel would increase the relaxation This Is great
mistake, iIr these Pills vii correct the live and
stomach an! thus remove ali the acTid hum0ursiron
tle stem. This medicine VIII 1--WE tone and vi-ur
o. the whole Or-anic system however dersn-ed.
while health and strength follow as a matter Of
course NufhiuE vii stop the relaxation o. the
B wells suFe as this Amos medicine.
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CENTRAL BLOCH.
New store +! New Goods {! !
NEW EVERYTHING -
CHINA HALL FOREVER.
Call at the New Block and visit China Hall in RS
neE dress.
CROCkERY, CHINA. GLASS WARE.
AND PAPER HANGINGs.
In an endless variety.
Great Rush. Tremendous Excitement.
And all is owing to the fact that China BAN has
emerged from dark and dings quarters and shown
itself By daylight.
nov; take pleasure Informing my patrons that I
hcve removed nom No 80 Church street, o. my
new and spacious rooms which have erected the
past season in Central Block, expressly ior the
Wholesale and retail trade in
Crockerv, China, Glass Ware. Paper
Hangings, &c.
can assure the public that they can At all times
find larger and more varied assortment Of goods
in ms line than be found elsewhere IN the state
DEFY COMPETITION!
S. S. BROWN
Burlington, Oct 5, 1853. dSw
YOUTHS copper tip Boots. Just received At
Nov. To-
FAMILY GROCERIES, in every variety OF the
4 very best qualities, delivered in every part Of
the town For sale by
Nov. "a. LOUIS FoLLETT 4 co.
DUCKwHEAT FLOUR and Magnolia Syrup. Of
u superior quality For sale by
NOv.io, 1855. LOUIS FoLLETT co.
OUTER. % Firkins superior Table Butter. for
ID sale by LOUIS FOLLETT & co.
Nov. 10, 1868.
COFFEE Old Java and Mo Ia Coffee. Ground
- Coffee in every variety For sale BY
Nov. 10, lst3. LOUIS FOLLETT A CO.
TEAS. Old Hyson, English Breakfast, Green and
L and Blacks For sale by
Nov. 40, lSos. LOUIS FOLLETTA co
7 ARD A superior article. For safety
- LOUIS FOLLE1T A co.
NIEss PORK, salmon, Maekerel. do. an Kits. Cod
vi Fish, Herring. 6c-, &c. For sale BY
Nov. 10, 1853. LOUIS FOLLETT co.
OUNCES. IN prime order For szle by
"a LOUIS FOLLE1T A co.
Nov. 10, 1858.
DoSTON TRIBE, Dried Beef For by
Nov. To- Iss3.
DAIsINs, in whole, half and quarter Bo1e..
II For sale by LOUIS FOLLETT q CO.
Nov. 10, ls63.
SALMoN TROUT, in splendid order.
y For sale by LOUIS FOLLErT 4 Co.
Nov. 10, 1863.
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STEAM EEKLY To
JOHN G. DALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Agent, Is Broadway. \. y.
y y Merry p--ff-.-sa-
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A FRIEND IN NEED. rRYIr.
TO HORSE OWNERS.

De- SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINNENr FoR u1EsEs
h unrivalcd by any, and IN all cases 81 LAmeness.
arising from sprans. Bruises ur Wrench n- its effect
4 magical and certain. Harness OF Saddle Gal 2.
Scratches, ManEe &C. it will also cure speedily.
spawn and Ringhoue nay be easily prevented and
cured 10 their tncipent staEes hut cnfrnef cas,s
are beyond the pos ility " radical cure " case
II the Kind, however. e - desperate or hopeless
but il may hc allevisted by this Eminent and its
lsithful application viii always remove the Lame
ness and enable the horses O. travel with conpar-
tive ease
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uho tdptuItu TWO Vi the coTIe Oh btu. ltc :
army. This needs confirmation.
NEw YORK, Nov. 80.
A New Orleans letter TO the World states
that Gen. Banks has opened a recruit
ing Office in Brownsville and on the first
day over one hundred Texans enlisted
ana |.l --. ...
WASHINGTON, Nov 30.-NOOn.
Nothing has been received IN this city up
to this hour to-day from Gen. Meade's army
later than that furnished to the Associated
Press last night.
The latest dates are up 70 9 o'clock Satur-
day morning. Mach difficulty attends the
reception of intelligence from the army, there
being now no regular means of communica-
ton with Washington.
NEW YORK, Nov. 30.-l,30 P. NJ.
Ii is now showing here, the first OF the
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Volunteers. Attention! IBdiscreiions of
Youth.

So-e- and Ulcers. Bl0tches and swelling can with
certainty be radically cured Il the Pills are tak-l
-hf and morning, and the Ointment be freely used
ts sisted IN the printed Instructions, II treated IL
any other way they dry up IN part % break out
u another. Whereas this Ointment viii remove the
humers from the system. and leave the patient
vigorous and healthy man. Il will require little
ersevereuce IN tad cases % insure a lasting cure
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-12-04
sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite,
Incidental 10 Soldiers

These feelings which s1 sadten Us. usually avis.
from trouble 90 ammo. ancs ohstructed 1er-pir4t o.
Dr eating and drinking whatever = unTl .-- me,
thus sur tie heilr fui action ~ che liver and
stomach. Thee organs must He relieved 10 you de-
sire @. be- we'll The Pills. taken according 20 the
-tltec Instructions, MI quics ly produce healthy
action Do both liver aul stomach aud as A natural
c.useq ueuc- clear head and good appetite
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DANL. NEEKER.

Surgeon, Unitod States Volunteers
c. 7. SHIPPERS,
Assistant Surgeon, sixth reg't Maryland vols.
J. L. BROWN,
Assistant Surgeon, one Hundred and Sixteenth
Ohio Volunteer infantry.
4 NJ. PARKER
assistant Surgeon, First Maine cavalry.
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ID ES r X I + RS.
4 REWARD Of ten dollars g N and the rea-Uua-
n bic expense Incurred. will te paid o. any per
son for the Apprehension and delivery of a desertcr
the Headquarters OF the nearest Provost Marsha.
RuLLA GLEASON.
Capt and Provost Marshal. Third District
Burlington, AnE. 81 daWu
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I WILL sell 10 Public Auction 90 tie highest bid
Il der 40 the Grand Jurors Room b. the Court
House iu Burlington ou saturday the 5th day On.
Decem Ter. l-i- az lN O'Clock in the forenoon. the
following property len 10 the store House 90 o.
Champini1 Transportation Company. unclaimed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07


The Washington CHRONICLE ii to-day
has the following:
A gentleman who left Falmouth early
yesterday morning reports that early on
Sunday morning, simultaneously with
the commencement OF the battle on tn.
right. our batteries on the left opened on
tie rebel, deiences Of fredericksburg
which were replied to smartly by tht
rebels, but their fire gradually slackened
Our infantry Immediately moved forward
under direction Of G u. Sedgewick; the
men had bayonets fixed, and presenting
6an ffoRt, moved On steadily until they
:, achcd within few hundred yards o.
the famous stone wall. Here they me-
with most murderous fire from infantry
while grape aud canister rloughed tho
their ranks. Still they proceeded for
ward and the wall was cleared and H.,
ridge gained. The brave boys, with ,
cheer, pushed onward toward the second
line Of entertainments, but an order reach
"a them toreturn, which was complied with
but with great deal of reluctance.
The opinion gained ground that it wa:
necessary not TO drive them much fafihcf
as this would prevent our forces on th,
right reaching their rear.
So great was the panic of the rebels
that they abandoned cannon, arms, KNAPP
sacks and everything else that would in
the least impede their flight.
The works were held oil day without
any desperate efforts on the part Of thu
enemy to drive oar forces from them. -
They isp' up pretty sLs'p skirmish and
occasionally made sallies out of their sec
ond and third lines Of entertainments but
we're invariably driven back.
Upwards of 500 prisoners were taken in
this engagement, mostly belonging Il
Mississippi, Georgia, AMI Virginia rcgi
mcnts. A large number Of officers, from
Colonies down, were also taken
! 1t is rumored that the rebels, Monday
made, or were preparing to make. an at
tack Oh cur forces within the works, bu
it very clear TO every one, Independent
of tho high authority we have for IL,
/ option that even if hey have been snc
cesstul /, viii amount to nothing. Tbf
moin lighting hes bocn transferred to some
other point, and in tlo ,pcrations which
are now progressing, h- We hope TO q sur
cessful completion, the occupation o
fredericksburg is not Of the slightest i'm
portance. II the rebels have attacked u.
there it is probably mere fcint and viii
only amount ~ useless expenditure o
! life and ammunition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
MIDNIGHT REPORT,
New York. May 6.

New fo,k. May g.
The following is from the Herald
extra:
Our messenger from Hooler's army
brings details OF his movements TO Mon.
day night, and Of sedgewiok's movements
- : o'clock Tuesday morning.
Hooker maintained his new line on the
edge OF the woods a short distance north
VI Chancelloryille, crossing the main road
leading to U. S. ford without important
change. These was no fighting there un.
til late Monday p. m when division Of
the 9Th corps advanced wards Fredcr,
icksburg, meeting rebel skirmfshers il
the woods, driving them back The
main body pushed on, meeting bodies oil
rebels in double line of battle. A hali
hours leavy fighting ensued. our bat.
trtics compelling the rebels to fail bach
in disorder. and returned to our main
line and rested, having ascertained the
enemy's position.
Hooker on Saturday night and Mon
day cntrenched himself, and is abundant
~ able to resist any rebel attack.
From Gen. Sedgewick's corps tho Her.
aid prints the followipgin substance:
1t appears after a great struggle Sun.
day large body was detached to meet
Sedgewick, snd IL was know Longstreei
was rapidly going in Sedgewick's rear
At some time early Monday morning
large masses of rebels appeared on the
nights at Fredericksburg.
Sedgewick's position was eelinquished
after short resistance, having first re-
moved I'll guns. Some lighting occurred
above fredericksburg.
1t is believed to have been an unsuc
cessful attempt to prevent Longstreet's
moving up. Sedgewick was holly en-
gagged all day Monday, the rebels press
ing him on all points, his men were Oh
liged to give way by the overwhelming
masses of rebels. His brigade made :
charge repulsing them and securing th.
safety Of that position of the army.
Tie slaughter of tho enemy here and
near Banks' ford was horrible whole
brigadss Of rebels being wiped out
Sedgewick, however. recrossed the rive,
in face of the enemy, after midnight
the enemy raking our brigades with ar
tillcry. causing great loss Of life. He
succeeded 10 getting across in compara.
lively good order, and marched immedi
ately 10 the L. S. ford TO join Hooker
main army.
The Tribune has about the same nc.
count as above.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
New Y ork, Nay 5

This CITY is filed with rumors which
are undoubtedly founded on mere guess
work, as nothing is yet allowed TO come
over the wires by the Censor at Washing.
ton.
The Philadelphia Enquirer has dis
patch purporting to be from Washington
yesterday, stating that telegram from
Gen. Ice to Richmond was intercepted
calling for reinforcements, and annouac.
its his entire inability to hold out two
days longer ualess they are sent
Siome?au'S corps is IA the rel ell rear
and said 10 have cut al he VIRGINIA Cen
trail and the Fredericksburg ~ Richmond
Il J, near Milford station, south west OF
Charlottesville. tearing up 5 miles Of
track, capturing supply train and thus
cutting off all communication with Rich
mond
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
New York MAY

NeW Aofh, Way u
The Post prints the following, just re-
ceiyed from Washington, and the latest
from Gen. Hooker's army:
The battle Of Sunday was renewed
Monday morning. The enemy appeared
to have force equal in number to our
own, and his successive attacks we're ale
with desperate spirit. The destruction of
the railroad bridges over the Mas>apont
and Mattapony creeks, south Of Frsdsrcks-
burg, has certainly been accomplished.
and The road to Richmond is thus cut of
to tie enemy.
500 prisoners, including an entire reg
iment. the Bed Georgia were brought to
Washington lhis mo ming aud marched
down Pennsylvania Avenue to the Old
Capitol prison. Their appearance was
the subject of universal comment aud re-.
mark. They were we'll and comfortably
clad and not one looked as though he had
not had enough to eat. Two officers, Maj
Gen. Evans, of s. G., and Brigadler
General whose name was not learned,
were prominent among the number.
Evans was in command AT Leesburg du
ring the Balls Bluff battle.
There is q rumor current that General
Stoneman has captured Gordonsyille.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07
Cairo, May 5.

The steamer Lady Franklin arrived
this morning from Vicksburg, bringing
important news. She left there Thurs
day night.
On Thursday morning Gen. Sherman
with fleet Of transports, accompanied by
several gunboats, the New Choctaw in the
lead, IasSed up the Yazoo' River and made
an attack on The rebel batteries at nine
o'clock I'm the afternoon. Several more
transports followed up with troops on
board. The report is that Gen Sherman
has landed at precisely the same lace he
landed when he made the lotmcr stack
Each transport is armed with three guns
IN order TO meet any emergency that may
arise. Canonading and the rattle of mus
kerry was distinctly heard at Young's
Point. from 8 O'Clock Thursday morning
till long after night fall.
have seen gent who left New Car.
thage, below Vicksburg, on Wednesday
A very heavy force had been landed on
the Mississippi side miles above Grand
Gulf. Our gunboats had been Smelling
the latter place for several DAYS. 1t APP
pears We do not yet occupy it. There
certainly will be cooperation with Sher-
man from the other side of VicksbuIg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-07

rest Jackson's movement, but the first d.
vision being assaulted Carl Schurz's almost
.instantly gave way, thousands throwing
down their guns and streaming towards
headquarters. Gen Devin's division, by
the decentralization of tho other was un.
able to stand against the rebels, and
Devin WINS a second time wounded in the
loot while endeavoring to rally his men
Howard. wi tn all his daring and resoln.
ton, could not stem the tide, and the
brisades Of Coils. Bushbeck aud Mclean
remained fighting as long as possible, re.
firing in good order.
On Sunday afternoon the trleis made
several attempts to force ar tivcs, tt~
raj OF his batieiics and regiments being
actually destroyci in their attempt 10
carry the apex o. u position near the
Charlottesville House, where large
quantity Of our artillery is massed. Our
present position is impregnable.
Gen. Lee ordered that our lines must
be broken a, al hazards, but the rebels
vii, on, destroy themselves by their at
tacks
Oar troops are perfectly cool and con,
fident
The rebel Gen. Hill is reported killed.
Gen. Berry was killed while leading his
brave men. Additional among killed and
wounded are Maj. Gen. Berry killed ;
Gen. Devin, of Massachusetts, wounded
in the foot; Gen Mott wounded in two
places; 1t, Col. Scott, Sd Wis, kill
ed; Captain Temple "a regiment, killed;
Lieut.. Crosby, 48th Regular Battery, kill
ed; also large number Of field and com
pany officers killed and wounded, mostly
af New York and Pcnnsy lvania regiments
The enemy is nov hcmmel in between
Hooker ana S dgewics Ibe advantage
is decidedly with US.
The Herald says our loss in the storm
ing 4 fredericksburg is about one thous
and killed and wounded.
The Worlds correspondent says the
battle was resumed Monday and was a
most desperate affair The rebels made
series of superhumap attacks at all
points hut were repulsed with terrible
slaughter. Our forces have DESTROYED
the bridge in the rear of the rebels across
the Mataposy, thus completely cutting of
All retreat to Richmond. Gen Sexes is
ported killed, but it is not credited.