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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-10-14

Sores and Ulcers, BI2fches and swelAngs, can
certainty be radically cured II the Pills taken
and morning and the Ointment be freely used as 81
In the printed instructions. II treated In any
manner they dry up IN part 10 break out In auo
Whereas this Ointment viii remove the homors no
system and leave the Patient vigorous and ne
man. Il viii require little perseverance, N BAD
% insure 8 lastILE cure.
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Clothing department

manufacture order OF the best material and en-
Il0y none but experienced woTkmen The public may
rely upon every article manufactured at our esta5ls
meut.
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Commerce Stree;
Jan. Z5sh 1898
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NITUBER9 q

cs~p at United States For.l, when a
tremendous rain storns asIaye.f The
movement. When the, .iorm cease,l
he advanced upous tho position Bot
found the whole, camp deserted. Un.
der cover OF the storm Hooker hAd lei
hacte his beaten army 70 the Noetlls
bank Of the Rappahannock.
S'x Yankees were received at ths
Libby prison yertey.Esy; frnm Suffolk,
and seventy nine ofiIcerss were. brougbt
down ON the Frsdetiicksbure Read anil
lrlgod in the. same place. They were
taken in HE battle att aChancellnrsville
Included 'inithe number were Brig Gen.
liavs, Cols. J. A. Mat,hews, G. Clancy,
=. Meyl, Il. S. isnst wick, w. w. por.
cher, Lieut.. Col.. J. A. WiIdrake. III,
c. .Merron, - McGrieg and Mais.J,
Ysnan, J. a. Dnk., J N. Cabinas,
and fonty-two Captains and twenty
seven L'eutenants. There were ,yester.
dav at Gainea's Depot, 1913 FeIerai
officers and 5.10o men awsiting trans
portatiQn to Richmond. and, over l.5oO
wo'nied Yankees in field hospi.als near
the scene Of The late conflict.at Cbnu
ce"ors''I'e. who eaauot be removed,
even were il desirable io.do So, g.. >,
Richmond DixpateI,, ,sM. ~-.
The Enquirer says %, .
AS 10 the materials Of war, we have
heard no estimate. hut are informe.t
that rs for knapsacks, 'haversacks. overs
coats and Goals, the graund was literally
.e',vered. thousands of nrris were .cat.
te'ed aver the felh. Fihy.,lree pieces
81 artillery were captured. The prisou~
efs are said to number Zen thousand. -
= The cohdhian Of the wounded
brought TO The city is most remar kahly
good. The very large nnu,ber that
walked 10 The hospitals. apparently hub
slightly wounded, WAS most gratifying
Tbs. estimate of our loss has decreasetl
from 10000 10 5000, and MANY hat
we have cuprerse,i with do hot think it
will reach, 5000. including killed.,
wounded and mis'ing. %
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LEE.
Jackson, .MJss.. MAY ?

"NINS"h, NISS-, Hav q.
From The IFest.-En officer who lcft
Na,chitoches on Saturday, aays Banks
army is divided into. three Columns, one
for'ifying the Town of OpeTousas, one -at
Chafsloya, and one at Bullcan. Rose.--
banks seized tho negroes and stock on
the ti"yernor's plantation. ST..
kphy Snli'h has arrived al. Alexpn>
driH from Arkansas with reinforcerrents
, Walkers Texas brigade is with smith,
who is .conii,lent of his abllity to drive
Banks back 10 Bersicks Paw. Three
>p?wc'fal- Confederate gun boa,s are a,
&'rSnn'itia, above the falls.
The wheat crops Of Teas arc unpre>
cedentet!ly promising.
Magrude,'s headquarters have been
removed 10 San hntonia.
Five gnnhoa:s passed Natchcz Sun
day night, anl four assembled Red
River. 49,.
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Tho Death of Col. Arthur simtins

/
Died, At his residence ncar-tbis vii.
iagc, an the night of the 2gth ApsSh uf
,'@'sse of the heart, Col. Arthur Sim
kins, in The 45th seas uf lis age. =.
A'sad, sad duty indeed is it forsusto.
rh"ntc'e ihe melancholy event thst our
he'nvelfFiend, and editor: and ,artnef in.
business is no rhoIe! For, many re,ra
his genial spirit, his .b:.rh-toned ann
e,of''enhs hearing. his even.tempe,eI,
d',p"'it'on. his generous and kina na.,
ure'-1yea, ihe/Very love ofhi. heart a.
II ware--has gladlsnod and .ninde plsss,
Pat our long s,jouin together. lAn,li
:'ow to have those .aGectionass. ties So,
unexpectedly broken asunSsas-,o .ba,
i"'crd to give up toideath--ste,a. cold.
relentless death-so goc,s A. man. 81,
dear friend, casts tlasS eloatl' ofe ,or-
ro" over our soul thss time albne. oass
etface. l. - -
From being in fSlr heklth, he wa,
suddenly stricken down in the S,ror ,f
ma.S~sS aai.is ,;.s,1s'. sGa ~'ho ~i4ss II di.tin,
= lie was the second syn OF OIL. .ty,,rcd
s'mkins, wh". was 80 ,,ony beloved bv
/ tins coIn'nanty. 4 Ike, Graduated at Tho
South Carolina Col eye, IN ls3s anil
was an SecomGlisned Latin scbolar.-
ne has been for many Years edi.or &C
tins paper, and acquired high repnta,
''"n IA, making Tho Advertiser one 6f
ne hrst papers in the State. lie I'm.
resented the, !iSrict in tie lie rC
keprssen,Tives, anil was for soyo,,I
terms its Commissioner in EoTi = A.
The time Of his death. he ,eas onr Son.
Tor, anI hlle'i la'ge si,ace in the, resn.
pee' and adm,y"t'on "t.ihe reople. IIs
WAS Fu'i ot life and. captivating poxe,s
OF entertainrIent: paws
lnere vas no,hirs in poe;rr or sorc,
nr'mus'c' Of "hic,, he VIZ. >f,A ,,a.,rr
y rare nan, with rare rrt t.,mpnsL,na,,.
he was he soul of ss e. stv.
'io '0rU"i The liz ihsi aornc,te !:
M 80" gens."don a.h,ti.e Bacon -.
.ue 2t,m1k'nse', tie Ih,ls&s,. .he Brock. !
"" "s"scV.ks, who cast syeh hritlsD q
a.. a"a Sen2r! isht over Old EIpsti.hl.' =
, s'"' ."ce made it sU famous Tor mitauI
"nsHtalIty in DAYS that are yone.
W my "shes, warm an'U
-nn%n;inan OF genius! Many te.r
W%fi he deop1'ed over. Inv tomb, .whiio
IN" whole s"rnmunisy will feeI saarc.s
ami torr"~ Ham the loss OF that glow
tmg light s"'Sish ha" been 50 suddenly
exnnguishsd in their midst.
Under the sa.i circumstances L~
whtch we are surrounded We sssnot snv
more at present Of orrSlate worthy srr;
iairn'ed e'iiior and ,ssseeiste. Nor II,
pereSsaty. A friend HAS f'yssai,ea ~ ,
a ,'iburo in cxtcnso to ine mesnerv . {
the dcceH'es! for the nest issue Of trr
paper. whi'h we know. will be sace. V
read hv The MANY admirers or Col. &
s'"l the numerous readers Of his Ql.s. ~
and h iltiant editorials. -
7 -: ... E@ysJfaM A.'p.rfiscr,
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LEX. OF POPULAR EVENTS: {
sse4n negss gess sah aa
& GREENyILIE SOUTH MORNING. NAY a 1868

aside from II. a. Her hia,ies, ,amb;,ion.
her whole destiny. her Hfs i,self, .ees,ned
TO be tat stake, TO 90 aud verify lhs
prophecy Of her dtsam." - ~ -.
! The war party star,ed.f5fth on their
errspd Of blood, ard tho yoang Hang.
ing Cloud .was finally permitted 10 40
company it.. 5e...,',.,,s.s a.
!. They crossed the 7" Father Of Waters ~
into the enemyaa territory, and for ten
lor twelve days sought tbyo6gh the
tswamps and upon the prsiries beyond,
for the zoe, but all; in, vain, Tor the Siosx
were then, absent upon their buffs;o
bunt, -oa the Wide plnins through which
aow the head waters cf the Red River
Of the North, They were therefore
forced to rce<oss lhe great liver without
al'aying their thirst for vengeance by n
single dnon Of Sioux blood. They must
returh.to their homes .sy iihoat a. single
scalp TO herald the trinmphs of a yic-
,oricas foray.
Z. The party had reached the banks Of
the river, and eRcamped upon it, under
the shelter Of The thick underground,
and on The following morning, as they.
launched, their canoes. upon its rapid
2current, 10 one solitary Sioux, who had
aPprosched the tiyer 10 fish, unmindful
of their preseno., was discovered by
them and shot. - g.
With shouts Of exuhstion the war
iiors tore his scalp frem his head, ard
Fastening back :. to tho hodges of the
Chirpewas. ceIohra,cd,ths dance of vic
valor., .... . -. -
/ ltwas thus whs realized the prophecy
of'the Indian. :girlato the very Slctter.
AMI herself, in thc esteem of an HE
neigliboring- bands, elevated to the
highest honors in all their ceremonies.
She alone, of al lhe females. is permit.
led at all festivilieAto associate, mingle.
and counsel with the bravest of the
bravesrof her isibe. -
Nor was the eecasiou sbova referred
to,- The only ono in which The Hanging
Cloud has signaIizrd herself, for Oh
m"re than one Wal. trail her light step
has fallen. ier beaded mnccasin track
has many time been made in the soit
of the Sioux's country, and her sealpins
knife has torn the bloody trophy from,
his head. In the recent war between
her tshe and their old enemies. not far
from st. Paul. Minnesota. Hunsing
Cloud led on a party Of yoeng braves,
from which, after n severe engagement.
that lasted part 81 Two days. they re-
turned With nine scalps, four Of which
were hanging a, the belt Of the young
heroine. Her fnlhsr is still firlng. and
an influential chief; anil there is 40
,i"nbt~tha,, in the eyent of his death.
his daughter, Al skdh ,cay- gee she 60.
qua, the Hanging Cloud, will become
the leader OF her band, with the CONS snt
OF the entire Tribe.
In fact, she j. nov the ruling spirit af
her people, who haze long eunside,,d
her a. possessed :of extraordinary pow,-
ers,"f prophecy, and the in:nediase fa-
yorite Of Manitoa. -. -. -,
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tha Rappabapnock.. Willie gloriou.
vic.nfy, entities YOU tosihe praise and
gratitude Gf the naiion, weare especially
casllsd. upon to re,u,n gratefully on,
thanks only 10 the: Giyessof Victory 70,
the signa deliverapces He has wrought
IL Is therefore esrnestlyrecemmended tc
the troops to. unite on. Sunday next In
ascribiEg, to. the. Lord Of Hosts The
glory due His, name. Let us not forget
in o"r rejoring the brave soldiers who
have fal'enin defence Of the country
and while We mourn their loss, let u.
resolve to emulate their noble exam pls
The army and country alike lament the
absence for a time Of one to whose
bravery. energy and skill they are 90
much indehtetl for success. The follow.
ing letter from the President of the
Confederate States il communicated 70
ths army, as an expression of his app, Q,
citation Of your services:
have rcceived your dispatch, and
reverently unite with you in giving
praise TO God for the success with which
lie has crowned ~our arms, In the
name Of the people, offer their cordial
thanks to yourself and the troops under
yonr command for this addition to The
unprecedented series Of great. victories
yoiir army has achieved. The universal
'ejoicing which has heen produced bv
this happy result will bo mingled with
general regret for tho good and brave
numbered among tho killad and
wounded" '-s-
(Signed) n. F.. LEE.
RIcnnoxD, May o. Stonema,ss
cavalry broke camp en- Thursday, and
Started for the Upper Rappahannock.
After stealing all tho horses they conid
6nd,. they cut the throats of two hun.
,dred II their worn out horses. -,.-
= Gen, lmboden has Jdestfove.l the
great Cheat River brilgr, on the Patli-
more and Ohio railroad, built At All
enormous eosl, and which was regarded
one Of The great est ,t,inmphs Of science.
R;cuMoND, May 0.-Brig. Gen. Bar.
ry ia reported killed Ned Howard mi
two Others wour ded the Medical Bi>
rector Of Birney's corps was also killed
ALI Yankees.
Two thousand prisoners arrived hcre
this evening the same uarnber will ar.
rive here tonight.
the msil train from fredericksburg
arrivedsa, s,p. M. Passengers reitos,
Frank l.. blair, DR., among the captured
Tho oath Gf allegiance was sd,niuister-
ed at his request.
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Erormoyn, Nav 10 o'clock pm.
Official Despnt:h from Gen. Lee

Erormo!n, Nav Ito o'clock pm.
Official Despuhch from Gen. Lee
The following official despatch was re-
ceiyed tonight:
CHANcrLLoRsvILrE. Nav 7.-.His
Ercellency President Dnpis: After
having driven Se,!gwick across the. Rap
paliannock, on the night Of the 4th, I
returned on the 9th 10 Chancello,svi,le.
Tho MARCH was delayed Lv a storm,
which continued all night and the day
following. Ia placing troops in posi>
lion on the morning Of the 9th, no at
tack was made. Hooker was ascer.
tained to have advanced his sostified
position. The line Of skltDishers press-
ed forward until they cnrno within. the
range Of tho enemy's batteries, when
they halted ON the North si.le Of the
,Rarpahamnock, which, from the cot.fg:
urMion of the ground, completely com.
mandeI This side. His army, ,herefn,e e,
escaped with the L'-s Of a fen additional
prisoners.
(Signed,) -" LEE. p.
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The Battles around Fredericksburg

OtBcial information from Fredericks.
borg. w"s Yesterday, received, To- the
following effect : Hooker left two corr,
d"o"ee, under Sedgwick, OH the Fan.
Pahannock, below fredericksburg.
With tho main body. of his free, he
crossed the Rappahanuoek and. Raui.
dan. Sedgwirks Instructions were to
cross The rivaraand attack Gen. Lees
rear an SOON as ilucker Should engage
:hem in front. sedg wick. for some
reason unknown. DELAYED his crossing
beyond the appointed time and did moi
| get over untif iiooke, was beaten, but
set IN time 10 present Gen. Lee from
pushing his sictnrv. Hooker. is at
Uniied States Ford, fourteen miles ahoy.
fredericksburg and six or seven below
the confluence Of the Hsppsl,anpoch
and the Rapidan, hoIdins Il strong l,s
sition, and sitongIy enlrenchcd, receiv-
ing reinforcemenis.
Richrlosp{ Ernnintr.
The. battle is considered one f the
most desperate, ever fought, as the
slaughter on 10th sides will ATTEST. -
During The eae,sy's rerea, our artillery
had u lair sweep nfthetn while Crossing
a ford, and add,d greatly 10 their dis
aslers. oar entire tuss is es,',nare,l
from eight TO Ten thoi,sard that tf the
enemy froni-twents'6se TO dirty :hou
send, including eight iLeuSa.a p,ison:
ets.-Rfchhsond Eyantinsy, 7ft.
As early rs Thursday of last week
Information. was received ut leadanar.
's's that the enemy was crossiny in
force at Germauna and Banks ford
when Infantry were at once sent M 10
the vicinity .of Tabernacle Church 10
cooperate wah cur cayslry in that
neig hborbood. On Friday, n. an ear ly
hour in The morning, 1t became apnar-
est that the Trnin force Of the eneiIry
had cseaaed a. The above fnftis, AMI u,at
his principal DEMONSTRATIONS WIRE 10 Be
rns,le from that 9aaJier. Conscansl,ly
all Of our troop, with the exception oi
FtrIy's Givisinnaad Darksln,es t,tiraJo,
left tho hnss ia 'front.' Of Ffederieksbafg q
md nai ohrd towards tabernacle
Church. Oh arriving at the pIankroad
the troops .ers~balted. and partial line
Of bat.fe formed, and Recommending
parties and skifmisbers sent in s.ivance
TO ascertaih .he position Of The enemy,
Pretty soon the guns Of tho Administers
were heard, indicating tlse sear rressHeo
Of the enemy. who, however, reirrca
with fttio resistance, pu,sued by on,
own forces along tho plsnIsr6ad While
At Intervals there was heavy laiiiap a
artillery aud mr.skelry bat no. genera
engagement. rh-t nieId our ',rooi,
gained the summit Of 4 ridge nsnu;ao
nea.ly al righL ang;es Nth IAe plsak.
road. aud withih>a mAe .sd half q,
Ci'anccIlor.viiIe, . commanding D. 81 ion
OF the encmy. This point Is =, ,he IN.
tsrseciion VI the pinnkys.ad win The
old CalhMins fu.uaco r,a,t. u, tho
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Iabirs' DfpaFiHIrnt.
REAL AMAZON IN !;
THE HANGING CLOUD.

gAE hAM9tNG CLOUD, ~g3'l
81 =. 4 80. X. !,
hyaoag the Chiefs Of the Ci,irrewas,
s'fse- .l,ahus as arg 10 TO t"nn.f ON The
spo'et g s', is i,axe @ eupeflor. Na-tron oag,
p ~ oet oI a. ,i!n, MS Dsan'ayitg 4lipd, = y
- .ss,,,a' ..s' "o't'' IRE ~ sa4orsye and
ss,s'M ,waff'or' as Weu es,'pnsm,ef: cfo.
:. ese. o.si% OF ms hston, lie u
anu MS voice is4 more 20.
sn'sN 10 tNc. eoanc''s, ,t INC ne rcd "'en OF
sne1 1,.st,finWes. !han teatt,t any ovser
sa'.t ti,h,s :, Hiees f,Naei ~ ihst WHICH bas
1890 pa-w,.'',ohs y. gave more fa
.'pus .nR, y. il,.oeeas s : on pfaVefy against
w E,g ~. gu ~. y, = eH,'es 81 ms l@"pie,
Scs y" os'c',Py ,he opposite
]. - .s .ns .a.'ss3'slpial's 's Hm be y the
= 'skhefxo tl,e ftnoshest "a Ahutt, arttt
4 1890 faoas--steate- f.os--- s,et. hanging Cloud,
s.se SntPpeva ifincess as she is
prs:. -. :; 80, ( Z. :. - A.
ms i"a,ao n'"",en, whose HISTORY
'a E.,tsnpd,haaS character We're sub,
s o. hi1ef observation at Tie pay
& ip"u,u u: In "h,e,s ON the Hnuihv est
ioa hat* al Lake ssPe''"r: is s,i'impre
eAteh>ivaly known than her father. the
~ s-d nrs.or. snd bfare warrior. Per,
ks4s%f aIrthe iIrIians who snnasiiv,
,a.anuile. NJ that pIare. to receive from,
steep,s us ,he eorernmentti,ir regular.
] ip,tallmtii,s vi pJesrn,s, ihe Hanging
t,haid. All ffacss s,iost nl,rr,inn. she ia
"a great brsae 4. whese ranrape and ,sslst
have heen Il led ,a vstinas occa<ics,s ri
cpsnl,at Will, .lbe i,n,aacaile enemies af
! Mf Tribe. and the siasx would eonseive
5RitA crowning gi6fs In ,nnkc-l,er -car>
\ i've Aboot fseh,y years s.f age--for
sxile i,ecsnte, famous " bsnseyen yet n
9 shisd --sIie yet ivn,ainss Unmarried. ior
z 10 brave. need aspire 10 her heart and
head mlsescaanot sa,bfsctiily prove his
! ss,aefior. proves arnin.t Nh. S;o,,x sau,I
IS ihe chase. ) : :. -. -, -, - =
&. pr. M6rse.s who. accou,ranied Com.
mIsaicnss ,:Manyferiny 10 the :. nav
rropls ID ms Lake .Snne,Iiio Ind;anss
lSssnpe, arqpaiMca wsh ,his .y6,,,,~,
tasszssn, aud dssyrihes her..,as "a chiysj
3 3 gdns warfi1f. And athe asly femafeef tho
{ hifreyss xlio:was aliowsd 10 paetic;..
psss DO The .dmneine c;wies anil wa,
8 Spsss,nn,ii.st. er 10. ,,p.ael, .jn rank msa,l 10
lsleS-er to wcar ne feathers sof .l1s
StgAsess" |" 1ss' g 9 ,...-,,..,s5'> -
i VIE is, MT ''faa sckrss and asaseplins
m t..hf f..f
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81 'Tns offtaernssssa.-s .,r.s ahu, ,,
anu ~'rP''es ~ 'iro,t,s er I nd CO, ee, :,
WHOSE t"ult Will, be ii ith'e .sesr n,c. .
are mot afplirl and dc, III al ,ndsS
nj ,frmandt
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any previous battle Of the wsr. The
fields were literally strewn with theis:
dead. The prisoners scsp,ered were
mostly two years and nine moH,hss
men, whose time Of xervice would noon
expire; they saw that they were PM. .in
front by Hooker At every point. Tie
main body of ;he enemy, having been
driven to the river. remain hemmed in
by our army, and areafrsid to advance,
and yet fearing to make an. attempt to
recross the river. 49, -. .. y
Gen. Lee has remai ked ihssthc pres.
ent position Of affairs in the Geld is en-.
tirely to his satisfaction. s.. :
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A!attrra iii Gtmral.
(. LATEST FROM vfKaINIA::
ioopgratulatory Order from Gen. Lee
RIcBmoss. Nav s.

p 81 : e; rztFA RIcBMoss, May &. :,
The trims lhavecrtsu,Hesl ll,eis rept,..
'iar trips from Frederickshury. stiye
trims arrived last night with, wonnct d.
The storm iu SPoisyirEaia On We'd.
uesdaywas Tho sepereSt felt in TN elye
months. y. n
we captured aSsnt 10000 prisoners
IN The hnttIe Of ChanceIiofsviIle and
fredericksburg. many saltsble horses
and wagons and, a lsrge quantity of
a'nmunuion. small arms &c. All G6iet
AT Fredeiickslmry. fBa,ksdale re occ,,-
pies The city. The enemy on the epro-
site side ,he same as before the ha,ile.
Cob. Griffin was not killed, hnt ia he-
heved TO have sbeens captured. Dan.
Sickies reported kiiie,it y: =.
y-ss. ~ q - .hropsra,s Nav 3. ,
IN dispatch from Hicbmohds states
that tie ntmher OF wounded is largc,
but they are well provided. for. Our
victory is,a very decided one. - g..
- RIeHaoxo. Mag $50 y.
Passengers report sii eniet AT Fred.
ssirksblRB 10 day. Ss,essy ambulance
'traIns arrived tiis. EVENING, ami fsoTe
ara bebind. Crowds Vi ladies' are a,
The lepot, tiispensing HieShtneuls.--
The weather j. damp and chilly.
~ AtePoit Is carent br1ts the IferaSl
of'a~late date, y birl,' has been rrerivnl.
eorcedes .ihe edcieat of Hooker. Tho
news esased great excitement IN Now
.Yosk. \, W !" l'-'ss' = - D., -,
!. Several ganBonfs came mp 10 Willie
ileuss yesterday .sapd ,fnained = sbor,
,,inpe. ~. .'1sl.S.a - - 80 e z ,. VI
s1isabsrAsrxRs, ssps NoerasRsNyn in,
."b5 'R,.y.S ~ SGIxI,. ~ t ..,
y ~ q -. .y,.-tp May, 5tly. sJSs3. T.
Grneral, @OrdSys No. ss.--Wi,h
beartif,t g,a,i6sa,ron, the General Com.
mebdisg expresses TO the army bjs
sense % tbs iieroo eou,luct displayed hy
the officers sDdsmea during ihe ardu.
ous operations IN which they have in.t
been engaged. Under ,ry ing yicissi:
tndes of hest and storm, you attacked
the ebenS, 'strpigy enireneheilin the
depths of tangled xjlderness. md
again on tho bills Of fredericksburg,
fifteen miscs distant, and by p, ous valnv
,riumphe,l on 20 many fiel.is. and knced
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RcrrpfiOn If rte Renaims of Gen.
,Jocks0,..-I I,usiness WAS suspended here
10 dav, afer 10, a. m. The special
train, with General .Iackson's to.!v, az.
rived at half Ia.t 3. An. Immense
concoutse was IN Erna.i Street, an.F on
CapitalfSrnare, swaiting the traia, he
sides a large military e.cort. The body
was removed 40 the Governors mar.
a:on. hwili ho emhaimed and remain
in state until morning, when il. will be
.nv"yed 10 Lexington. D. .
10, p. nj, has hccn determined
l., retain Jackscn's body here until
Wednesday. There will be q funeral
procession to morrow forenoon, L. es-
corts the remains from the. Governors g
mansion TO he Capitol, W ere bs will
lie. in state during the day. o.. ., -,s
| l. HeADqrA ALTERS AhNY NORTHERN
FyiRsISa, May 1r-Gcheral O.ders
No. 6f,--Ti;h .doep grief, the Com,
,nanling General announces to the
army the deatl, OF GeneraI JACKSON.
ile expired on the 1oth. at a 9,ra,ier
past a, p. m.~ The daring, skill and
energy OF lhis great and geo,l soldier.
by The decree of wi<e Providence,
arc now lost TO us. but While we mourn
his death, we feel that his spirit still
tires, and viii inspire the wlrofo army
with his indOtniaUle courage and i'm.
shaken confidence in God, our hope
and our s.Jeng,l. ., Lei his name he tie
watch word to his corps, who have foI>
lowed hinI TO victory on many fields.
Let tho officers and soldiers emulate o
his invinciblo determ nation 10 do eve
rything CIR tho defence Of our beloved
country. -.
(siguedJ r. L. LEE, General.
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EsicnMoEp. May 7.
T. .Frrtker Particulars 0f Ms Fish!
froifaa Frsdeyiczsburg Tho cores
pondenes Of the, Wing gives further
ietsi's of the sbaIies at CbanceIior:vills
and fredericksburg. Hooker sccoin>
pkshed the capture Of Marye's Ifeiplits
7 by sssss. On Saturday eveuing he sent
n large force ton atos his fighi, bnt 70.
called them during tho night snt, THREW
them rspidty across The river cn pop
tcons. The t'~t,se commenced al DAY.
light. 'Ba.ksdais's brigade checked
them for some y,i,no wisl,-soleys, bayo.
nets aed clubbed rnoskeis, but ii was
forced To 6.ll back before Overwhelming
nnmbers s. Eot. however. uniit the
ground was piled with tho Yankee slain.
Our loss WAS one hundred. An bu,
Two cofnpaRies Of the 10th .Mississi ippi
were captu,ed. Col. Griffin, Adjulant
Of. Stsss,, was killed; Maj. Campbell
.wo~ndsd. All but seven Of the itst
-eompsny Of the Washington artillery
were taken. prisoners including Capt.
Sqnires. The Yankees shouted no
quarters to tfie rebels. Tire guns OF the
Wsshing,on artillery were mol re.aken.
Most Of our casustiies IN the bsiles
aroand Cha6ceilor vilie were slight
wounds in ihe hasi and arm, but a
few, comparatively, acre kilIe,i. The
Ioss Of the enemy was equal 10. ,hree of