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Gen. Lees Congratulatory Address to ths
Army.
Headquarters. Army Of Northern Virginia,
Msy Tth, ls63
GENERAL oRDER,2
No. SO.

OENEhAI OhOEks(
It's with HEARTFELT qualification that me
General commanding expresses to the ar.
my his sense Of the heroic conduct dis.
played BY its officers and men during the
arduoa. operations they have just been en-.
gagged IN during the trying yicissitudes az
hest aud storm. You attacked The enemy
who was strongly enirenched In the depth.
of tangled wilderness. and again on the
hills Of fredericksburg. fifteen miles dis.
ianL and by your salor ,riamphed on many
fields, forcing them once more toseek safe.
IL beyond the Rappshannock and whils,a
glorious victory entities yeu 10 the praise
aud gratitude 81 the nation, We are espe.
cialIy called upon 10 return grateful thanks
Ia the only Glysr VI victory for the signal
d.liyeranre he has wrought for a.. II /.
therefore earnestly recommended that The
troops unite on Sunday next 10 ascribns
Ia ihe Loap ~ lIo,rs the gIor. due To HI.
name. Let " not forget IN eur rripisins.
the brave soldier. who have ialIen in dr
fence u their coantry. and While ~e mosra
their los, lei Us resolve 10 emulate Their
noble .yamplr.
The array and The eoupt,y viii alike i.
mrni the absence im illar u one 1. ahu.c
bravery. energy anil skill We are 80 mnca
indebted for success.
Tie loiipwlng letter from The President
of The Confederate States. i Communicated
10 the arm, a. expressive u has apprrsia.
ton OF is scf,ires:
+"iha,r rreei,eL yaur despatch. andfe
rrertiy unire with sou 10 giving prsise q
GOd fir the success with nhlch ~ H.,
crowned our arms In the nsmr II thr
prnple I offer eordisl ,hans, 70 ,"gf.ri
and The troop, sndrr year caapsaJ ior
tins addition ~ the unprecedented serrs 4,
great ,icisrirs WHICH sour sfiay achieved.
The unusual rrjoiclsg prsducrd W hl.
great re.slt will De mingled silh g.hera!
roget Tor The gaod AMI the brave WIN arr
numbered among the Killed and Wounded. :
fSi.nvd) X. Z. LEE.
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Intelligence from viek.ssvs 70 The 9th be. ben
received. An remsiped quiet, bot me enemy st-e
lsndns troop. below Dung. Point, supposed les.
tined 10 renfsrcs Grant.
Tn. prisoners taken BY Gen. Forest, sunesrins
l.475. had arrived 81 Atlanta. and were in camp an
der guard. swsiting orders.
SUFFOLK We learn frsn the Ptogre.. 81 Non
day. tia, Osr forces hare fallen back from sufas 10
The Bl.ekssler, which viii 10 The iae 81 drs.ns fOr
the present
The Charleston paper. Of Wednesday say ih.i the
Two great guns 81 the Keokuk. eleven inch ushi.
seus have been relieved from their very use.. %.
s1ion under the sslt wser. and brOugh, 70 Chsfl,s
ton. where they nov 10 o. Commercial rksT.
They are sEeellent pisers, snd vii Be nogssd
fsr oct lsirncr The Keokdk !. fsa settling u he
qliekssne, snd already pss, resurrection.
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House, and extended 20 a point known as
wilderness Church, on the same road.
The enemy had thrown up entrenchments
and constructed abattis, which, after SCI
we're lighting, werc carried BY our troops.
Early IN thr day their lines were broken.
and in confusion their defeated forces left
the field. Many prisoners we're captured,
some three thousand Of whom have reach
ed this point. Among them is Brig. Gen.
HAYS. who commanded q brigade IN Gen.
COUGHS corps, and his abide camp, Capt.
Echols. The prisoners brought here repre-
sent some forty different, regiments, and.
as usual, are mostly men Of foreign birth.
Among the officers whose names have
heard mentioned as killed are Gen. Pax
ton, Of Stonewall Brigade Col. Walker,
Of the 10th Virginia. aud Col. Mallory, VI
the 55th Virginia. The country will L.
ment the misfortune which has beiallen our
army in the severe wnundlng Of Lieut..
Gen, jackson, who lost his lett arm. Gen.
A. P. Hill was also slightly wounded IN
the leg.
On the lower end of the line, where Maj.
Gen. Early commsnded. there was some
hard fighting Yesterday morning. In the
afternoon Marye's Heights were carried BY
the enemy. aud several hHndred OF our
men, belonging to . Mississippi regiment.
captured. FIVE or sil pieces Of the Wash
ington Artillery were taken at the same
time. This morning Gen. Early was re-
inlorced bv Gems. Lcl.aws and Andermn,
and the light renewed, when the heights
we're rrtskrn, and the pieces recaP,ured.
with 4 number OF athers.
In The fsht on the upper linz YESTERDAY.
in addition Go The prisoners menIinnei.
some two Thousand others we're captured,
and FIVE batteries II field artillery, f,em
this fact some idea mar be formed OF the
character Of the fghi. and the extent u oar
triumph. II Is stated that Gen. Lee re-
CARDS il as onr Of the most satisfactory vic
tories of the whole war. There IS report
that Gen. Stuart had succeeded IN desirri,
lRg the pontoons Of the enemy last night.
thss cutting OF their retreat.
| sent you a letter yesterla'. which
presume, the capture 81 the train al Ash
land prevented reaching you. hope this
note, hastily written. will be more isrtu.
nate. You slll hear from me again to.
morrow. Il is believed that the light j.,
Tor the present, eaded. ihoug h there !, to-
erably heavy caanoOading snlns IN nOa ~
Fredericksburg.
Killed in the battle near Wilderness,
Church. on Sunday morning last, Serg'i.
| DoIphine ). Rawllns Of Compsny 4, 2d
Virginia regiment. u.
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Desperate FightiDg and Brilliant
victory

The most desperate fighting and brilliant victory Of
the war was accomplished on Saturday. ssxdsy and
Monday, the Cd, 81 and 4th instant, on The RaPfs.
hammock, the severest fgh, was sboutC hanceI
We give to-day the most important particulars as far
as we have received them.
Our loss is estimated at about 5000 killed aad
wounded "a large preporiisn Of them only sIigaily
wounded and perhaps 1000 prisoners.
The slaughter among the enemy was tremendous.
The battlefield reaches from Frederieksburg 70 a
poin, above Wilderness twelve miles up from town,
and over that whole space, With the exception Of
,hs ysukes dead and wounded were lhiekly s,resn.
Over this same field Of battle seatered.i in i'm.
mense quantities, blankets ovscoats. canifens. AnsP-
saks hasersacks, cartridge bores. and any quantity
Of rifles, muske,s and various other ssuiPaenis Of
the soldier.
The Ysukse loss il confessed 10 be over es.0eo
and We have taken eight or ten thousand prisoners,
ani. some thirty pieces Of artillery.
Among the killed on eur side, are Gen. PsInn. 81
the stonewali brigade; Gen. Nichols wss ~Oupded
in the leg. having previously los, an arm s Wiz
chester Gen. MeGowsn was wounded slightly. Ne.
ny good aad Iue officers and men have fallen 10
seheying this victory, which viii tend greatly 70 sad.
den our Joy over the result. Who smong u can
fotbsar TO sympaihizs in The deep sorrow Of many
bereaved ones a home
The following general officers Of she Federi. amy
are mentioned as smens the killed Brig Gen seth
Williams, ADJ. Gen. 70 Hooker and formerly Ada.
Gen. 70 hcclellsn; and Brig, Generals y. mel /.
seikles. Barry. Ruger. Howard and Birnes.
Il il stated that Lincoln has issued proclsm.iion
call on, I've hundred Thousand miIlia.
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The Richmond Wing regards the advance
OF Hooker at this time as favorable symp.
tom for us. indicating as il does, refusal
20 re-enlist on the part Of the regiments in
Hooker's army. whose term Of service is
about TO expire. They were thrown for.
ward sooner than they otherwise would
have been. with view IL striking blow
before their disblndment, which that occur.
renee nigal have wholly prevented after.
wards.
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AiIlsbpraugt gsrurnsr,
HIILSBoRoUGH, N. G.
wedn esday, May -. 1868.

Death Of Gen. JaCks0n.-A dispatch was
received by Gov. Le,cher q, Richmond on Sunday
evening, announcing the death Of Gen. jackson. He
died ., Guinea Station, little ser three o'clock, r.
NJ. from the combined effec, Of wounds and an a..
ssck Of Pneumonia. His body was to be broughtie
Richmond BY specisl train on Monday.
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oEa. LANES BRIGADE

We are indebted 10 the Edr,o, u Inc STANDARD z
the io.Iowingi
Gen. Lanes Brigade consisting o. -
9Th, 18th. SD and Syth, wete 10 The me- .n.s
est Of tie tight Col. Purdie. 81 the i''4'
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Richmond. May 10 o'clock. Tie
following dispatch was received tonight
from Charlottesville, I'm:
10 His ErceAency Presidnt Dcrii -
After driving Sedgewick across the Rap
pahannock on the night Of The s,h. re-
turned on the 5ih 10 chanceilors,ille. The
march was delayed BY stcrm which cen
tinued all night and The following day. In
placing troops IN position On ihr morning
of the 9th 10 attack Hvuker, 1 a.certainrd
ne had absh,loned his iurtified position.
Our line al skirmishers pressed iorsard
until they came within range VI the enc
ms bssIeries planted % the narih side u
the Rappahannock. which fran the e.nhg.
srs.irn vi the ground completely com-
mandsd this side. Ills army. therefore.
escaped with the loss Of le~ additional
prisoners.
lS'gn~d) X. +. LEE. Gen. Com.
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lie Of the war. The fields were literally
strewn with their dead. The prisoner.
captured are mostly two years and nine
months men. whose term u service viii
soon expire. They say that they we're pu,
10 front BY Hooker al every point.
The main body Of the enemy having
been driven to the river remain hemmed
in BY our army. They are afraid 10 adj.
vance and yet fear 10 recross. Gen. Lee
has remarked that the present position az
affairs in the field is entirely TO his sati..
faction.
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The Raleigh Progress !. indebted . fiesi =
he following
Battle Fieid 70. NJ, 81. ~
There afe about 500 wounded "ihsrt'
AMI men IL NV brigade. whom am rtus'
vorins TO send 10 DR.. Manson's hnspiis' = !,
Richmond. and have written hin ma
would request yu TO lorni.h such ~ ~
supplies a. you ceuld. Will you please ',
50 aud relieve The suffsrings 81 baaa y
gallant soldiers. Ny brigade DID hi"
service on the Sd insi., With many W""""
cd bot Few killed. The brigade ic'f"
the most gsllan, manner and gave ms :
tire satisfaction.
lam ,our,. very respectfully.
:. n. RAMSEUR.
Bassdisr Geasf't
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c,svMrlr.s rHs 'rns1rrsra CT

casuALriEsIS rms TniRIkKSTH n. {. H..
oIxksT.-we have been kIhdiy furnished
list u the wounded 10 The 18Th Rssimsnt
North Carolina Volunteers, 10 S1nds'.
battle On the Rsppahannock. Tue ~
embraces one hundred and fory-nin- OF
Ger. ! "a prsstes. and many eihets. ~ba'r
name. WE'RE not known. are lett out. IL
name. Of thase who were killed. and u,
must 81 those marially Wounded. sre ass
omitted. This rrgineat suarrrd terribly,
ha,lpg lost in Killed and wounded NOR
than une.hall nf the entire nunlbrr canIra
into action. Among these shosere wosnd
ed We will enumeratc the iollawing "flerf'
csl. A. NJ. Scales and Aa,ulsnI u. 4.
Walker; Lieut.. Jas. ". Williamson. 60.
A; Lieut.. .. X. Thcrntaa, 90. & Capt Y
4. Roge,.. 60. ID; Lieut.. J. ID. Bessn. 20.
n; Capt. J. A. Fugaa. Co. q Capt. X. y.
Ward. Co. /; Capt. II. l.. tiuerraat. g.
X. Rskigi PregrtH
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n We are glad to learn tina. the report publish.
ed in the Progress Of Saturday last Of the death Of NJ.
+. Maaly, j snn OfJudge Manly Of this place. i not
true. telegram received here on Monday from Gen.
Ramsesr, states that he was wounded slightly ia the
arm. and is prisoner. an88 sxk3 ea96
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u n viii be seen BY the Proclamation Of Gov
Vance. in OUT paper to-day. ina, he has continued
for thirty days the prohibition on the expectation Of
certain articles from this State The articles pro-
hibi,sd are as follows: Bacon lard pork. beef corn,
meal. aour, wheat. potatoes. shoes. leather, hdes.
cotton cloth, and ysrn and wooden cloth.
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Strong hoafhluEd .cs. well boiled and
drank freely, will care the most obstinate
case of ehilis On record. II Is easily OBJ
taibed. and the remedy SHOULD be known.
80 says an exchange.
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az. NJ. MONDAY. May I. isss. !

Msny reports have doubtless reached
you Of The fght Al Wilderness, Church. =
yesterday. which. in many respects. aas
perhaps one Of the bioediest Of The uat.
Our loss is heavy. both 10 officers and men :
but. through the aid Of a mereifnl pry,i.
dence, victory once more psfches spoa lie
banners Of the South.
The battle commenced in thc hsisibOr.
hood Of Charlottesville. o. The plank rad
from fredericksburg 70. Orange Court
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Richmond. May ..--rhe correspondent
of the Uhig gives further "details Of the
battles Of Charlottesville and frsdericks.
burg. Hooker accomplished the capture
Of Marye's heights by ruSs. On Saturday,
evening he seut large force taN ards Va.
right, recalled them during the night. aud
threw tbem rapidly across the river an
puntoon.. The battle commenced ii dry
light. Barksdale's Brigade checked them
Tor some time with s0Ileys and blsonris
and then dubbed their muskeis, but Was
forced 10 fall back before overwhelming
numbers. not. however. antil the gfOund
was piled with The Yankee SLAIN.
Our loss vas 100. All bat two compa.
MES of the 18th Miss. were captured Col.
Griffin. Gen. STARTS Adjptani. vas killed.
aud Major Campbell wounded. All but
seven u the 1t company Of the Washing
,un Artillery were taken prisoners. includ-
lps Capt. SqulIes. Ihe Yankees shouted
"nn quarter to the rebels" The guns ~
the. Washington Artillery were not rc.ts /.
Ken.
Most 81 or casualties 10 the battles
around Chancellorsyille, we're slight wounds
il Tie hands and arms. But few compar-
atisels were killed. The loss Of the ems.
aj sss equal 10 that 10 any previous bat.
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c.ne,pondeaes Of the Richmond Dispatch
The Battles on the Rappahannock

Signal Deeat Of the Eneny-Cap,urs Of a
large Number Of Prisoners Our LOS
Heavy.
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The Raleigh Progress |. indebted . fi'si q
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suS)eetlng them to most rigid practical test.
Caii and examine, and see references. Price
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Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store.
RAILROAD Street. st. Johnsbury. $3.50
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-07-31

THE HARVEST IN ILIlNoIs.-The Chicago
Journal says that the wheat harvest in some
parts of southern Illinois commenced last
week. The crop is fine one and there will
be heavy Weld