, 1864-05-15
Chicago Grib'1t1e.


II.
Anothef "cek .ia' eioeea Upon Inc great
conn1c' III Tneln'a' ,ne mos' glssnt'c md
defrefa.e e'es leeo1aea IN tuo annais Of ou1
a'''s' Ano =. "1.o 1no' lar WIN marked
fnceeee ~ Ane on1on arms. a oflei resume
"l oreFauoos Will not prove uuinteresting.
oh eaIufaay, May Z, the enemy Ind turned
o"s t'gnl nank, and virtually comman-
eea ee!mania foro, but we're unable to
trout oJ 1ne advantage gained Grants
leaos strategy oul"ltted Lee, and he was
'oseea 70 fe1fca&, our tniant1y moving on tho
1oao 10 hlchmond 10 anticipate tho enemy ut
stoise5lsan1a Court House, thus turning his
1sght nank.
IN cunua! morning lae engagement Was
resumed. ano We pushed thu rebels on three
1h1les. The greater part OF the day was oc-
curitd In examining positions and making
preparations Tor IN attack at night. At o1z
oclock 1t commenced and lasted until dark,
rct ulting In driving the enemy from his po.
halons. one epotsyt'anfa Court House was
not get IN our possession. we lost General
seog~ick during the d::y, not IN the thicfcst
OF LIE hrht, "ht1e LIE had SO often exposed
A1nseu, oht at The hands OF ehaspshooter.
MonoAy was oeFo1ed 10 resi- daVersacks
a!1u wagons were rellcnashea. More ammu-
milton was Drought IN NeW dispositions OF
troops were made ane afthiefy was brought
,"F"afa ahd every preparation was made tor
Lie ADVANCE on .ac CONT HOUSE
Va aucsoas t'e p..ae cou"coceo a. -
n =. H. .ao rasSeo uu.4 ~. O. ou4aslae ue4u tae
..en., W. etu au1 wv erlps .us eeu't1, 4ao
.Ae ~ eotps 1ne 1e' sust us4ofe aa1k Lee
aAu +a'aneeo A1oaao ou1 ''sa1 uaoA ana WAS
!A.,n oonn ~ Aae1 asse nosasioe
ns.u n'1 euo. -, ~ sale.'Hea ,ac feosa
1'Gnl 1uo ~ W. ps ms tasu1
esuue Nv na o.o'e n:,n ~ 4tou 1a ."e p'ts, zap"
1a''ne n,e Eun' aao ~" sen t"o ano tafee
anoasano a p.eou.1o' .1na lAs s4eias inAoc no
''- ~ 1s'n'.1Ao' n,la. 1,'
W "ccaeeosS auefe "as uo genesA ea-
1ueN .a aau no a'ASeA ~ ans eone'oefaole
'o'se ~ ~, ee4 e'ue.
~ .u1, o4 Z. aa.4Eu. CON
~ ~ 49,. o-e W WV "seA' 'aetns
unt4 e.oeA W .'uHy mosn'ne' dan-
eech WIN u'e e'AiaaA eolt's ta.neo luz 1epel
lasat sno efutAeo II, 'aA1as oes"eea ionr
auo A'e .aoeoana p443oaeia a11o aoout tmfty
p1eceS u esnIun' nu'us1ae ano warren
AAue Het~e So sAe w. eo4ps nofe
uu44eo oeo1 ' ~" "u ies4eue@s
'.4s. M .ut IS - oaeA' anu fscon'
no'seance ~ o'e oau foe'.ton on t1oas mora"
irs na1eo ~ 4'nu a',i- uaue. COVER oi nts
aeuons, s,'as,ons N ine nishl ne nao "atn-
os" y .a'4ns 'a' mhs !" possess'on ot toe
pelo anu cso"neo WIN GLORIOUS VICTORY
oh fraay lnefe "as No general engage
mem, ana our latest adFice5 report Lee STU
1ali'Eg back Will kickeft's and Gibbons d.
Visions chasing and ponishins Ills rsar.
Geu- ehermnn aud his magnificent army
ot Western veterans, seasoned ut Donelson,
Shiloh, Ndcksburgh, Chattanooga aud
Ch1c1manga, and led ny those Old WAT dogs,
Thomas, Hooker, Aefhcrson and Logan,
lave turned tLrir backs upon fields already
h:AttI1c, md commenced their onward march
to 1t" Aeios ard nc" victories. Moving
l;-At Lookout and Mission Ridge and over
tie hard fought ground round tunnel Hill
they drive them from the fro"nlng heights
and hee'Etg c1aGs OF the euzzard's roost,
aha 1ofce tnc1n ONCE 10 Oa1toh ana lnlo their
1oftaneaIons- a4tnonga tneir route lay
through country ahsessee9eo WIN rVess,
creeks aho oas oue' anu eut up Will Hills ana
mountains, Atill on~ards press our veterans