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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-16
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4.80 yta4rlittaes utb BEN Ureberif 700 Ntorasns,
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aSsans bon Baltimore mad Daibinstrn Wtcrsens 4. 90
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nm $50, 1850 u. 11.40 u. yiaGuI. nm $40, 4.30, 5 u.
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nnb Rarftrn IcccripbaticnS3ng tie6uien. 80 |'.
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Sx PeIn'Sl0ania1 Central @iiensa9n in S~arrisburg fir
ptttsb1r8. Y@leSElanb, Columbus Gtnctns,
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nit Der Stem Ypr. grie @iienSabn mad ouer WfSten i'm
%uStbli8en nnb ~ipeftIiden gtep gort. @HAl8.19 39I5o.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-09

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~ s6Sua AyJ 9sft1 - ~ r.IIruea
dn(liueG1oh a16is4 00f6nts6 tRe eeenv
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'Geo. ofaass1 a6sAnss, osl s6osA1assnls-
'tttsees50f h6eeFi1l eBeosso - - psss.
: sThe seeay ssssskt ~ has alws5s bssn
u.oet lsls - ~ 01e tlb~s, al tnecy Nv
~ hilsd, asd sas Stsses sot ~ hsviuw
n&staissd their gressd. bat crspGiac
~ A4vaess, lad = The hops ot full sod
complete saseels, for vhes eithsr pestv
fsil4 disorgaAinsiou by ssFsegiise asd
1ooestIon co0msAcss, aud the enewv's Ice
Il killed aad wo1sded sssss weSase Mn
n1DFs tAas ~ are weakened.
1 aNoshiDg htss shss my list disp.ssb
has osss sseeivsa from Gen. Bstler.
"A dhpssoA from Shsrsas datsd 8 g..
eeock p. :. yesterday, stssss shas 0ssssai
1Asoas - oosspssd T1saei Hill, whsfs
- ezpsetsd bAsals; sd thas ske essmy '
nd t1ksA poaitisA : Bssssrd noost Pes.
scsth q Dsit.Is. 1kisnishisg had takes
plsss. bat - ssGl fighting yss.
"Nothisg lsAsr fsoa 0ea. Bsshs.
''Ycsnny Kivs pss6city p shs isfcr-
uation asssaisssd y yoa . yos dssn
proper. fh Assigsed 10 give sseursts
of1oial statsnesls u what Il Known 70
~ dspastnsss i ths great osisis, aad 70
Withhold noshiag froa sAs psblsc. sgA
(6igSed, =. Il. 6rAAroh.a
s ss 6ec'y u Var"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-09
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49,, vs,.s, - s,r'se' sss.r - ~

-. -. = = e.srePl So = - -
. .4ss..ls .Hss New York, Nay 7.
= Phvass lsst1ts itoa Chselaiooks an,
positively fkfts 0Snesll HAAnAals wlsy
ysRld move % ~ ed. inst>, ! Hi (eees
= large and il ~ bs5t Of spirits.
z Private lsstsss 'ltoM B11ls GSp, Tek-
nsssee. Of tho eth ult., assoGnee the
dsstructloAs fEths Kase T1aneosoo nd
Virginia Railsosd distance OF Is milse,
betwesh Lick Greek a6d Grsenvifle, Ten.
nesses, By . bsiesds q troops belouliina = :
teGsp. .Csx'scOnaapd. sEvvry bridas
and railroad tie in the whols extsat Of rs
miles vss burned, ~ sails wsss hsaa.,
and the road Isft IL soeA coad dft1oo thsS
It saaase b fsp Aafsd fef ASatkE q ~ !
Another expediiea lsft Dsll's Gap q
The oath to destroy tie rsilrosd over Ma.
tansa river, 45 nilss distaat ffsm tAs
Gap. =
Our forces had fight dnr;ng the movs.
mept with : body of tho esemJ under
Asdsali Jaokson, oonplsssy rostisg
him. !
Ossthsir retaFn our tsosps burned an
ne bridges snd tore up the entire track
st all points within their reach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-09

gs., Wnhisgtoo, Aay 4.
Tbs city has been intensely excited an
day with the news ftum the Arny a She
Potomac. The early psblicaiioa ssens
70 exotic the pablo curiosity eoosssning
the military movemsats. The thouehtfsi
came 70 the conclusion thst isgle en-
counter would not determine the coetest.
and = series Of battles may have 70 b.
fought before thsss en- b. any decisive
result Il va tslegnphed By the isds-
pendent telegraph liae, bat refused by
ths other lines, doubtless fos prudsatieI
feascna. that great victory was schievsd
by Gsp. Grant on Wednesday and Thar
day. be driving the sebels two miles With
an immenes loss, md tbat Be vas following
up that victory on the following nornine
b 14Asnaule @ the rebsl works.
TAs ehr, h noticing . similar stats-
ment Of a. afternoon colenpoeasy, re-
marks: 1--WE should 30 very I'D % Be
abls 10 confirm thn news bot vs have 70
say, after diigsnt inquiry, thas ~ are
satisfied that the Govs,nosst has ~
oeived no such informstion. TIE fact that
Gen. Meade vas able to stand the bruns
:of the Confsdesats onset With . portion
ef his commAnd' il Considered hopeful
indication. and ~ hope sooa to be able
70 announce . decisive victory. The
statements which were received here TO-
day and Which are entitled 10 belief, are
that Gen. Lee nads . tseG ssdous stssnpt
to pierce our centre. hoping thereby to
divide our foFce and secure victosy.-
But Gen. Hischeoek's corps came to the
relief and amid . murderous Ere, formed
in . line Of bastle and thwartsd the de-
signs Of the ssbsls. The loss ~ heavy
on both sides. sssns
Ger, Sheridan WAS probably engaged
in another part Of the field. and ssst The
chief in command message that be had
routed Ssuars's cavalry.
The attack Of Les wHs on our advsu.
cling column, Who doubtless anticipated .
victory By the onslasght, before tho
main body could advance to the Geld Of
battle. The appearances on Thursday
we're that hostilities would be resumed on
Friday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-09

Dpe11als = 49, Yeuk -.
80 50 [slsaalp 3 Pek)of3oE
Wsshingtos, May !.
The story IT dsfset II Gen. Bsska,
fores iAQs suaifed strsAyrs1
MN 16isG l&3t ~ Coz Ahi9iSS i 81 IL
Hosss shows that NJ Loan, Of Missouri.
win b olsazly satitlsd to his ssat.
HeporA Ds1Aon, CIR a1etp 80
5ssa S:'' e y
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-09

: Vssnipeson, nay e.
A rccsshy passed hw makes provision
for the psrmsusot settlement Of the IDdi-
ans Of Utah in the Viats Valley in that
territory. Il appropriasss eS0, 600 ~
agricultural implements. TO enable them
to become seaf-sustsiaiAg. ss
The President has to-day appointed
Brig. Gen. y. b. s. Candy, Maj. Gen. Of
volunteers and ordered him to the COM
mand Of oil the troops wsss Of the Mis-
sissippi river.
No Information has been received here
IN relation 70 reported capture Of Deea-
tur, Alabama, BY the rebel Forsess, and
murder Of the garrison. is believed 70
be cahard. = =
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Especial to Tribune.]
Union Mills, Va, oP.M.

Ihe Army OF the Potomac crossed the
Rapidan Wednesday. The second corps
moved on Tuesday to the mills opposite
Ellis's Ford. Wednesday morning at 4
O'Clock the cavalry crossed and drove the
rebel pickess from the opposite heights,
meeting no opposition. The position was
gained, and the corps moved on ct z o.
clock, taking the road to Chanoellorville
at which place Hancock would establish
his headquarters. The 5th and 9th corps
crossed Germanis Ford. going TO the
wilderness. Wednesday night General
Warren's headquarters were at the vii
derness. Gen. Sedgwiok 10 ct his right,
and the general headquarters At Germa-
mia Ford.
On Thursday morning the rebels pressed
our pickets and appeared to be in strong
force on our right.
The 9th New York cavalry, skirmish-
ing near Onnge G. H. road, near Per.
kins' Tavern, we're driven in with I scri-
GUS loss. leaving many wounded on the
field.
Grifiths division was marched for.
ward on our right about Ii o'clock, to
feel the euemy's position. and were me,
by the rebel Gen. A. P. Hill, supported
by General Ewell. A severe action took
place, in which we captured about SOC
prisoners, though it is issreported We los,
two guns. Meantime Hancock marched
his corps to the right to connect with
Warren, and had hardly got into position
with his left resting at or near Chaucel
lorsyille, when he was attacked BY Long
street with his full corps and part Of Gen
Ewell's. Hancock, with the assistance
of Getty's division of the 9th corps, was
under a musket FIRE of two and hal
hours duration, in which his command
suffered severely, inficting much lnjur]
on the rebels.
Other developments showed Lee t.
have his whole force in our front. Thi,
knowledge of their position vas Of course
highly important, and was thus obtainel
only BY the greatest skill in handling oul
troops.
1t not being the purpose Of Gen. Mead
to advance on the rebel army, be ordefet
the line-oEbattle to be held till norning
The position of our troops on Thurs
day night was parallel with, and . ltsl'
in advance Of, the road from Germani,
Ford to Chancellorsvilie, the two flank
resting on those pointa, and the ssnsra
headquarters at the wilderness: Mean
time, in the afternoon, the advance o.
the 9th corps crossed Germans Ford
taking position on our right flank.
Burnside's rear arrived this .. m, anc
it was UNDERWOOD general stack We I,
be made this .. m, and heavy firing ha,
commenced when left there Il o'oleek
Heavy cannousding vas heard when
passed Kelly's Ford about 9 O'Clock thi
morning, which leads me to believe y
had driven them to thsir defsness. ~ D,
heavy guns eoald Be bro0ehs into sctiol
in their former positioa.
There oaght 70 b no doubt that ther
has been . grand vissesy, = NsadA BE-
shower his strength BY stubborn an'
gallant defence without using half th
command. He has undoubtedly brou9h
into action to-day troops in high stat
OF snthas'asm. -~nx sas
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On Thursday night, shs Sd last. abou,
one-haf Of the large feet Of sransporta
that have bsen lying in the roads for some
tine were ordered % Y Yorktown and COM
nenced smbarkisg troops. On Wsdnss-
day the rest Of the Aeet went ND and took
the rsmainder Of the troops aad came
back here. The whole heet then pro-
oeeded up James river, passing here lest
night The movsmsns wss conducted
with the greatest secrecy and With ~ pos.
sible quietness. The feet advanced ID
the james river. preceded BY the army,
the gunboats. under command Of Com
modore Graham. During to-day and last
night very successful landing was sf-
fected, and no resistance had been met
with up to O'Clock this morning. No
casualty had occurred. Our movements
were evidently . oonplete success. Al
last advices our forces we're being rapidly
landed and pushed forward. We have
landed At Wilson's Wharf, Fort Powhat-
tan. Bermuda, ons hundred miles above
the Appomtatox river. Our monitors
and gunboats are all over the bar at Har.
rison,s Landing and above City Point.
Interpretations of the fleet have been
characterized BY great energy and sac
cess.
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DOTATOES.-One hundred and thirty
u Las or pure Mechanic Potatoes just received fom
Northern foxa and Will he found st the Produce Eepct
ssatk Mnin, between st ard 9Th, ~ cs dollar
bushsl
Tarmers this b = opysvtasity not osly 20 intro
Aaes this insalnsble variety ssr planting In purity but 10
rr~se the aavAnages always secured In change Of el
.s,aMv wM. FRENCH
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Sigel Moving up the
Shenandoah Valley.
BUTLER ADVANCING ON
RICHMOND!
GasssbOWts and monitors OF
Janses Rtcer.
BREAD RIOT IN SAVANNAH
LATEST FROM STEELE's
AMY.

Butler's Army 1t City PeiAt.
Washington, May 6.
Official dispatches received At the War
Department announce the advance of Gen.
Butler with bis command, and his suc-
cessful landing at City Point, W.
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\ DaEnang sfPsts1se1sg ~ - 1sAsls.
New York, Nay 8. !
The steamer Western Metropolis frou
Fort Monroe May 7th, reports that ou
the 5th inst. the lss and I'd regiments of
colosed cavalry under Col. West made .
dash across the ChiskanAnga river and
Two companies disnoanted, charged into
the camp Of the 46th Pennsylvasia cav
airy, killing 80 men and capturing 50
horses. The horses we're Immediately
mounted By our troops, Who psnssd The
|rsbels 70 within ten miles OF Riehmoud.
On the 9Th inst. our forces who had
laDded 1t City Point moved On Peters-
burg, vi han the enemy imnediately -,
6rs 70 ths plaes ssd sbaadosed il. Oa
he morning Of ths same date the U. s.
gsnbcas Coamodere Joass, vhiie on
picket duty IN The James Fivsr near Tur-
hey Bend, vas blown up By torpedo
Ose of the seear-shaped- Several Of her
oi6csrs mara killed ard Soma 40 wounded
Tho rebel Who had chaxassf the torpedo
Was shot md t~o - his Companions made
prisooers.
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1ebsi Less 13yooo--Ise II Fuu Re-
t1oo4.
4. Washington, Nays.
Tho Repsbl;saa Extn nys: =
Grass hurled his eatire army against
the rs6el army on Friday. Lss was
driven three miles, lsaving 5000 killed
and IL, 600 vossded 10 or hands. Gran,
i mastss Of he Geld. Lee = in full re-
treat. GIANT ID in hot pursuit.
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Sunday Night Report.
GOOD NEWS FROM
ssa GRANT.
aAEkyH.1Ars E.xCTORrs

Yizss Isvs 0svalxy 0snine.
lSpscial = Gate Cty.l
Cairo. May 9.
The First Iowa Vstsfaa Cavalry are
"a puts for home % ths stsamsr Belle
g. Lcuis, under Lieut.. Col. Joseph Csld-
we'll.
Lisse. Col. Drake, seth Iowa, hsd Just
arrived q Listls Rack - ~ left. His
wosnd = doing wsli and hs win leave
for hons il : fsv days.
r. n. RErNoLps.