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ENROLLING OFFICE,

T THE Medical Examining Board
wRl meet at this place on the 14t and 18Th JUNE all
persons in this District between the agesof
PHYSICAL DISABILITY will report on either OF these
days. .,. - IS, ,,s-.. -s.t.,s -,
il. All duty andthose exempt
ed by physical disability who have Not reeeredher
tfieates Of light dnty Or ~ and obtain
HI. Persons accepted fo Hight duty who present peti
tons mr. detail must also. .utnish copy Of e certcae
grahted them by ihe Medical Board. S. 80
8 w. Soldiers hnabIe d 10 TRAVEL so.Sa HesrREAL
BOARD, may report for EXTENSION OF FURLouGH.
Those unable nppear here, VIII sond their original Or
iough, and the of the attending pYsIean einhra
eiug fun and Of caae aid also tc
ii asoaas under % above orders sbo All 10 obey,
viii be dealt with ~ The law directs, 81 as
s@S~' ~ stss.,;s.. 8, z: THoMsoN
.masas 'sa'slsa' NY 81 Au1 @aleADs sniSs'''
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-25

PAptR.-A London correspondent mea-
ticns that discovery has been made in
France which will probably revolutionize
the paper business. Excells,t paper is
manufactured from the the wood Of the oak,
walnut, pine, chestnut, and various vege.
tables, without any addition Of rags. Are
duction in price of fremZ fifty to eighty per
cent. is ispredioted. Samples were exhibited
aud attracted attention. ~
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For the Yorkville Enquirer.

Mr.. Editor will you please publish
the enclosed resolutions in your paper
They were ordered'to be published at the
time they we're passed, but it seems that
through some inadvertency, the meeting did
not furnish you with copy.
Yours, very Respectfully,
..s j. s. R. THOMSON.
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--IsTH REGIMENT.

A telegram from Col. VIM. B. Allison,
states that j. Fl. McElwee, and = Small
were killed, ond Charles Carroll, slightly
wounded, in the fight at Petersburg.
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From Lees Army.

I.a- lEEO" Ite ArHlys -
HANOVER JUNCTION, May 23.-Late
information represents the bulk Of
Grants army near Milford Station and
Bowling Green, with pickets some five
or six miles this side. So ys i.
The impression prevails that there is
no chance Of an immediate collision.
Grant will probably require. some time
to get ready to move upon us.
All quiet at noon to-day.
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YoRKVflLEsss. o.
TAX. NOTICE.

For fear some returns ahaye; been
neglected, Tax Payers woulddo we'll
toiexanline their Receipts and aseer-
taihlif sbe Tax Assessors notice al
lades to them. See Advertisement.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-25

IA Sherman is making a desperate eff.
fort, in small way, to get the advantage
over Johnston and more than that, he has
most shamefully deceived bis troops, in or
der to keep them in good spirits, and induce
them to fight desperately. He has issued
an order to his army announcing, "With
qualification" &c., that, after ten days hard
fighting, Grant has routed lees army, and
succeeded in capturing Richmond, killing
Jeff Davis and capturing most Of the Cabi-
net Their own men who have been cap.
tured tell this tale. They asked our boys
who would be our next President?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-25

The YANKEE CONGRESS- the House
of Representatives, on the 4th instant, the
bill guaranteeing Republican Government
to the rebellious States was taken up, and
Mr.. 81. W. Davis offered substitute a.
mending the bill so as to require, Instead of
one-tenth of the voters of seeded State,
a majority to re-organize State Government
and allowing those who have held merely
instrumental Offices under the rebel Govern.
ments, and those who have held inferior
military offices, to participate in and hold
Office under the reconstructed Government
The substitute was adopted. The preamble
proposed by Mr.. Stevens to the effect. that
the called Confederate States are o public
enemy@sging an unjust war, In which they
are not entitled to the privileges and immu-
mites Of civilized warfare, etc, was striok-
en- out, and the bill thus amended, finally
passed Is; nays 30. -, .,s
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NOTICE.---THE SUBSCRIBER
" would respectfully inform those who may have bus-
with him, that he will be found in Yorkvile, only on
'riday and Saturday of each week. ,,r,,,noy
tf
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STATE OF SOUTH OAROL4NA,s

: - YORK DISTRICT ~ "a ,. -
WHEREAS, the plaintiff s did on
w the 18th day Of October 1865 Ole the decimalon
against the defendant WI las II Is sad from and
without the limits ofts State, and has neither ife
attorney known within ts SAINT, upon whom copy ofte
said declaration might be served II Is therefore Oydere
declaration, or before the 18th day Of OctoberS which
will be In the year of our Lordone thoud eight hnnde
and sixty four otherwise Ial and asolnte judgment wiz
then be awarded against him.. Sss-t - . tti- -
(sl6) --+Fs = Sc. MOORE, Clerk.
October 18th, 1858. - - 80 Z ~,
NoyembeF 44 -=-s.<Ss54
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-05-25

- The valuable present referred to as
reaching q Confederate port, was q asnunbsr
Of machines for boring Whitworth guns.
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EXTRACT.

SEC. l. Ben enacted ~ the Senate and house or R<r,s
seBtafires. not met and sitting IN General .assemt md 81
he authority Of the Thut the Governor be aud ne
Is hereby authorized 70 accept many volunteer compac,
ofmouned infantry may be offered To- consist ofaot le
than nor more than hundred mon,
Of commissioned officers, who sa bescryzntzedt hyln
into battalIons and regiments b cine eer*o OF Field on
GERS, the number Of companies be srfbcie fnR5u
poses and said companies shal be called ouf stfc
ton Of the Governor 10 suppress nsuyectoDs or % rp
and shall bc discharged from actual service whencvet "a
his Judgment The actual necessity for such service as
ceased ~ - - y; q. \ = = q z
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May.25
r IsT OF LETTERS-REMA AINs

1854 - - 8, {. 8 p e,
Miss M L.sAdkins, Samuel b. AlIisap ysbn Bpsss, S,
Duncan, p. T. Ency, Mn Mary Gfern, s7sin2fd Mrs.,
Daniel Gaiard, John Green, Louisa HsrIiaw Ms DC A.
Hardwick, Mp E. c. Hagans, Mn w. H. 1nhnstan, Mrs.
Mary e. Morris, L. A. McClain, MIssM Powell 81 Mrse
E. A.. Pursely, Miss NJ A e. Rowet, John a. Rnwands
Miss L. w. Raworth, Mrs. Jane Steele, Henry Safa Mrs.
Mary sandlin, capt s.J snovsden MAJ O. w. T1petf;s
Mrs. Mary Wells, 8. H, Williams, I. " Wallace, Mfs.
Sarah Weavercse, IR,AEEXANDER, F.Atve
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I'm THE COURT OF ORDNARY,

f--3. YORK DISTKICFst' ?. Z 9 ~ - '
To EizaJ. sssss. z. q
WHEREAS, G.F. Wallace has fled
w petition in my Office, praying to be pemnedfo
prove in solemn or poper which has been
probate In cornmon form, as thelast W and Fesment
Of Susan Cunence, deceased. 8 SsSSsssss5:L =
Eliza J. SuRgs to appear az York Coprt otse
on the 6rst day Of Angus, pext, at 10 Moclx. A. IN. ys
such witnesses = g q yos may aeasuss is
Gwen undet my hand and seal of scp, AZ York
House, this twenty second day ef April 1854. y.,5-
(sl2 OO J. A. BROWN o. 7. ID.
April q - -, - IL 3usm :.
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Inv EQUITY..YORK BfSTKICE.

IN EQUITY-.YORK B1bfKICE~
s'''n0ps .; q: ha'n' n#.e ps.,ss aass. :
TT appearing. to my satisfaction that
Corkie, and Jane, his wife, Mary WiInbedg md
Wmberly, her husband, James Hutchson, Rabcf Aa1
ris and Hugh c. Harris deendants In abofe Ha5e cay
motion of WilIams Beatty, Solicitors for Gomb1innns
ordered, that said absent DefendandO appear and pead
months from the publication of this noce or decree d
eonesso will Then be entered and Aealnst hem
March 81, 1854. e WALTER b. 1fEFTS,-
(s3a e53 9om,mss{ {cres 10 Eqalry. Z
March % 10 80 ~ gJct e
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OF SOUTH CA10TTNK
AD,urdsr AND INSPECTOR Grssd.l,s o,stcz, q.
coluapIA,s s. c., May y, ISL &
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 8,
r IN the present situstiea Of sifairs,

ii @ oL1O PlO
LIE is deemed proper 10 direct the attention or m peo.
pie of the State the first section ofa Act Geefa
Assembly, entitled aAn Act TO provide FOR g6urteer COM
panies Of mounted infantry, and for other
with pubshad and to call Upon NIL capable
ofbeBg arms, and nho ltabIe 10 cfedefste mis-
ffary service, to organize fhemserH eotpznIes
pursuance Of ts provisons. ss-s q = s-a.s
H. Companies organfzed IN accordance Win said Act,
upon presenting their rolls TO be hed In
accepted for the service therein provided and w be
armed and furnished with necessary ammunifl0ns
Hf. The troops called INTO service 4hdef this Act
sntjea TO the orders Of te Govemof and Goninand
Chief and whilst in actual service will be subject fc
Articles Of War and Army Regulations u the Confcder
Sntcs and shall receive the same pay md aomacpas
Confederate troops Of the class enitedto ree
~. The Commanding officers Of companies and tnsens
porate authorities to whom arms have heretofore been de-
Hvered or who now have thesame IN cusfody, cba
with keeping them In good order, and any necessary
diture made for that purpose VIII the Suite,
the account being duly eerhed and
Z BY command: ~ :. ~ 4s4s.s s ~ ~ ga 8
(signed;) A. C. :GARLINGToN
gig, Adjunnt and Inspector Genefnf s. c.
Official: G. A. FoLLIS,A. a. g. ~ sssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

Operations Of Our Cavairy-The First Line
Of the Enemy,s Works Around Rich.
nend Capiured-Our Losses 30 Killed
and 400 wounded-safe Arrival Of the
Expedition on the Peninsula.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
fighting desperate foe in positions naturally strong

fighting desperate foe. In positions naturally strong
and rendered douby 40 by intrcnchments
You have compelled him TO abandon his fortifcasion'
on the Rapdan 20 retire and attempt to stop your on
ward progress and he has abandoned the last In
trenched position tenaciousy held, suffering In all
loss Of IS guns q colors and 1900 prisoners ineud'
ing two General officers.
Your heroic deeds and noble endurance Of fatigue and
prvation will ever be memorable Let return thanks
TO God for the mercy thus shown and ask earnestly
for its continuance
Soldiersi Your work is not over The enemy must
he pursued and II possible overcome. The courage and
forttude you have displayed render your Commanding
General confident that your future efforts will result in
success
While we mourn the loss OF many gallant comrades,
let us remember that tho enemy must have suffered
equal II not greater losses.
We shsl soon receive reenforcements which be can
not expect. -,-,.,-
Let US determine, then. TO continue vigorously the
work 10 well begun and. under Gods blessing. In a
short time tho object Of our abors will be accomplished
GEO G. MYADB Major General Commanding.
l0fiicial 5. WILLIAMS, A. A. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
SPECIAL DISPATCHES OF THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
The Victory OF Thursday-Our Loss 5000
LeeRuns Away In tho Night--Inmcdintc
Pursuit-Praise TO URncock-Ccsnfort
10 Our Wounded-MOre Casualties.
'peei.l Di.ps,eh to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WasHIsGTos. Friday. May -. 1864.
beta" writing from Belle Plain this morn
ing .sys We lost heavily yesterday hut gained adyan
tarcs in every respect Lee is completely ccrnered.
and IT'S believed he cannot escape Tho men arc in
splendid spirits.
Yesterday, at lOI, our special messenger as he
nasssd 10 this place, Belle Plain. heard heavy can
nonaling along our lines indicating renewal OF the
Tr,.tworihy information from Grants headquarters
dated this morning relates that were grandly We
torious Yesterday Our loss six thousand in killed
and wounded; tho wounds moro severe than on any
nre,,ou. day in consequence Of the Of artillery.
Thls morning il was discovered Lee had taken flight
and Warren and Wright Immediately went in pursuit.
the latter coming up to the enemys resrguard Lees
ou,,s. Was not quite determined when TIM TRIBUNE
messenger left but 1t wcs understood that hs army
wa. rerestng In considerable disorder and that he
could not possibly escape.
0fEcia dispatches from Gen Grant received to-day.
.v,,d the highest praise 20 Hancock. Who no says,
dashed at the enemy with his usual inpetaosity
Tho body Of the brave young cavalry officer. Capt.
Ash who was conspicuous In the Fitzpatrick raid on
Richmond. was brought in tonight.
A rumor gains currency, and IL believed that Gen LIE
has been wounded and taken 70 Richmond.
Mr.. Fcn,on and others OF the New.york delegation
have been active to-day in sending assistance and com
forts TO the largo number Of Newlors wounded SOL
diep at Belle Plain and Fredericksburg.
Al the Sl1th.street wharf Washington. wtero tn,
wounded and sick are being landed. thsro has been
cited m saloon by the Government, from which re-.
Treatments are dispensed consisting Of soap tea coffee
lemonade milk punch sandwiches OF tongue ham. etc.
Yesterday number Of ladies were busily engaged in
dealing out refreshments to the wounded heroes Near
IN, wharf is also lodge Of the Sanitary Commission
which. during the reception of the wounded Is de-
cidedly busy place
Major Fryer. I3d New.York, died in Fredericksburg
Hospital yesterday
The following wounded officers Of Vermont regiments
lie In the Fredericksburg Hospital:
NJ; D,Al.v 5 Vt elbow. Capt wxd, 2 VI legs.
ca KstitG VI, shoulder. Lieut. Morton. w., leL
N'F'' Lieut. l. X. BJewAsoD, s VI, bead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

ing and determined 10 recross the Chickahominy at
Meadow Bridge. 1t had been partially destroyed by
the enemy but was repaired In about three hours under
a heavy artillery fire from Rebel battery.
Gen. Merritt made the crossing attacked the enemy
and drove him of handsomely. The pursuit continued
az far as Ganess Mills.
The enemy observing the rocrossing OF the Chicka'
hominy camo out from his second line OF works
A brigade of infantry and large number OF dis
mounted cavalry attacked the divisions OF Gems Gregg
and Wilson but after severe contest were repulsed
and driven behind their works.
Grege's and Wilson's divisions after collecting the
wounded, rccIosscd the Chickahomnv.
On the afternoon Of the 18th the corps encamped at
Walnut Grove and Gaines's Mills.
On the forenoon Of the 18th yesterday the march
resumed, and we encamped at Bottoms Bridge.
The command is in fine spirits.
The loss Of horses viii not exceed 100.
All the wounded were brought off except about 30
ca.es Of mortal wounds and these well cared for in
the farm.houses OF the country
The wounded will not exceed go and the total loss
not over $50.
Tho Virginia Central Railroad bridges over the
and other trese bridges-one 60 feet in
length one 20 feeand the railroad for long distance
south Of the Chickahor!ny were DESTROYED
Great praise is given the division oommsndcrs Gems,
Gregg Wilson and Merritt; and Gems. Custer and
Davis Coils. Gregg, Devine. Chapman Mcintosh ana
Gibbs, brigade commanders and all the oihcers anu
men behaved spiendid!s. y,, IONA.
In dispatch this moment received from Adihifsi
Lee he reports 10 the Secretary OF the Navy that the
Richmond papers Of yesterday mention the dea'n u
Gen J. T. b Stuart shot In battle. This no doaol nap
pened in the battle with Sheridan.
EDwIS NJ sTASTos, Secretary OF war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
Secretary Stanton - Gen. Dix-Ene"y He
trested-No Ensngement on Friday.

WASHINGTON. Saturday, May IL, IeC4
Ma. Gen DIX: Dispatches from Gen. Grant,
dated yesterday evening at O'clock have reached this
Department.
The advance Of Gen. Hancock yesterday developed,
TIE facttha. the enemy had fallen back four miles.
There was no engagement yesterday.
We"hsve no accounts Of any general officers being
tlaed in the battle Of the preceding day.
Col Carroll was severely wounded.
dispatch has Just been received from Gen. Sher'
nan dated near Resaca May Il. 1t states that by the
tank movement on Resaca Johnston had been forced to
sEsoua;e Dalton and our forces were in his and
bank The weather was fine. and the troops in fine
wder. All working well, and as fast as possible.
Dispatches from Gen Sigel report him to be at Wood
sock The rumor that he had broken the railroad be
tween Lynchburg and Charlottesville is not true.
Our wounded are coming in from Belle Plain as fas
= the transports can bring them.
Grants army is wen supplied
EDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretary Of War
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No Fighting After g O'Clock-Conditisn 81
Our Weundcd-Splendid Spirits Of The

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Saturday. May IA. 1894
Senator Pomeroy returned from FrederickS
burg this morning
lie reports the wounded suffering severely, but that
everything possible is being done for them.
The Sanitary Commission has abundant supplies but
short Of to administer them and personally care foI
the wounded.
Tho Christian Commission have o large force o.
nurses and the Medical Department has everything Oh
hand. but tho Senator says more help is needed.
The road from the battle field is In bad condition and
necessarily occupied with long wagon trains and the
wounded kept for two days aud nights In the amb0
lances.
The enthusiasm among the soldiers for Grant 10 inn
mense. His praises are on every LIP. Mr.. Pomeroy
conyersed with many Rebel officers; Of them saiq
that Lee every day announced that he had wbippet
Grant but every night they had 10 fall back before ous
army.
Gen. Grant has moved his headquarters TO an ao
yanccd position beyond Spottsyivania Court House.
The coored troops behaved very calamity on Thur
day.
The Rebels cried out no quarter. and they replied
that thew would neither receive give quarter and
were rs good as their word They fought nobly and
took no prisoners A.
his fresh soldiers to follow up the retreats Of the enemN
messenger who left Grants headquarters yesterday
evening at TO- reports that there was no fighting ate1
G O'Clock up to that hour.
Everything was in good shape and all entirely comb
dent Of speedy triumph and our noble troops In splendid
spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

COMPANY ".
Sergt Geo Smith, killed Al Wickus Campbell Hospt
Wright, Campbell Iiospi Corp Collen Campbell Hos
g. Hsssn, Harwcod Hospital
Sgt w w Hawkins, right les sergt E'dridye, nhd
amputated Carey, ampbeh Hospital :,
Hall Aruiory 60 Hospal A. Yerslder. ArmoFysq Hoep
Bush Stanton Hospital Cook, judiciary 80 Hcsp1
COMPANY 4.
Sgt. VIM. Mabb, killed sgt C Danford, right thigh
Ersn, Finley Hospital Collins, Hsrwood Hospital
T Burke, Harwood Hospital TIE Human HsIwood He'ps
S BALDWIN Harwood Hospl Rourke, Harwood Hospitd
J Rooney, HARDWOOD Ho;pi.s.
Capts Beekman, Rsndes and Fitch. ard LeutS
Bailey Sherwood and Barnes are in hospital at Fred
ercksburg. Va Lieuts Clifford. Bramhan Kincaid,
Ball. Ingraham and Fitch are here The dead wert
left on the field. On the death OF Gen hays, Cox
Croker succeeded to the command Of brigade and MAJ
Met, unirc the regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
Omcial-(seR. Meade's COnaratuiasery Ae
dress 70 the Army Of tho Potomac.

WASHINGTON Saturday May IA, 1854.
Dispatches dated Headquarters Army OF the
Potomac. May 49, 70 O'Clock noon" at which time the
messenger to the Associated Press left contain the
following:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Friday May l3 1864.
SOLDIERS The moment has arrived when your Com
mandng General feels authorized TO address you In
terms Of congratulation.
For eight days and nights. almost without intermis
siaa " rain apd sunsAiaa y0v baye been calamity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

Gov. Smith and medical staff Of Vermont leave FOL
Fredericksburg to-day.
II is probable that all officers found guilty Of absent
IN themselves from the army in face Of the enemy. will
be reduced to the ranks and kept there to the end OF the
war.
Gen. Wright is reported wounded but not sufficiently
serious to interfere with his duty in the held.
CASUALTIES IN THE 93D REGIMENT NETWORK IN
PANTRY, OF THE I'd BRIGADE, HAYES sd DiVls'
ION, BIRSEYs ID CORPS, HAScocKs ,
Maj s. NJ Connie arm slight apt. Edison Fitch, night side
Capt d. y. barnes Allied Adi,; II. clifford, IN upper
c.H W. VS. Hees"an len ,s nsh' siT B.i., len .c
Capt. w Randle.. right shout. frsct.rrd .u
Can't, John Bailey killed. Lieut., Norman r. Edrids-,
Capt H. c. Ne. ton. bruised kirs r, v,.,, "a -.
LirIt VIM Ball foot Lieut. c. Barnes. lower abdo'
Lieut. Sherwood, len thigh men II ru,, N T..
Lieut. ngraham right en- kLeut Thomas II f"eh' ni' ID
Lieut. Li,ton Gray killed step
u,.l Washinston Nv Hog- at Haswood Hosp,
p1y s.J 4 Campbell Hor NTH T.I's 3 DO
ii Remin, ton Har,sood Hospital, Washington
s.,,,Jn.con,r, ,,,.'y wilmo, a, Finley Hospital.
c c IiV Grant. ' a. ,isley Washington
Hosp Wa,Lin,.on = 1nm'n 10
C doescl do Jones 10
baker. u Earn ood Hospital Washington
s.,,, = wro,. .,,,l,.y Mason a. Armosy sos Hosp
Colof.s.r,t c i Myers, nigh, Warrington
ch,es
a u u.,,,.v =, Campbell Hos. Ames at Stanton Hospital
pta pv'"N
..,., ~ . p,o. .uooa brcas, Corp II Holden. scalp
ani fglt for run IYutp, w b In e""
S-rrt 10 & YlarGnuan rfsht leg n We,en' iuI. up
Sc u IA Re irs. lrh hip nu.t ','' tuI"
y, q u L. Brooks, figli, elbow. Harw'd
'.s' ~ 90, +, hand NJ McAIahon. right forearm.
= ,:..,ni .t,.,y n. MoAanman, right ies
-. -; : With shell Il. Marorcy. killed
:, x-1x,p siiyftv. W. H. Nelson. slightly.
~ $500, -" 6n,er = int hand l.. Ross, left
Il; frsnk,in, rig .i"nider h".,.n hgnt nana'
X - ten SiIed H. Robins, Douglas Hospital
~, = G,esn d.af mud Daniel Simon, allied.
r. W.,,i',, ,i,;t io.e, IN. u. Stephenson, face.
r. ~. Killed. j. e. Wheeler. toe, right
~ ~ ~ M a., ri.lt aide. foot.
- 80 COMPANY
n Benwsy, HARDWOOD Hospital
COMPANY @.
d couw.xler scrgt Clark wrir both thighs
Fmory breast Douglas flp Corp Sheey, right leg and
y Hall abdomen, mortAly leit hip
A Names. finger, HARDWOOD w: b. Peck, killed
\ Weaver, let shoulder beatlie, Killed
Woolman. breast nrimnier mnsihS a.,
w A Uodnan, killed \ Trimmer, lex shoulde<
ID C shultas, hand HAYWOOD Catlin Killed
p Duross, left hand 80 sCorbett. breast
COMPANY went in with thirty six and had nine on
SUNDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
Secretary Stanton % Gen. Dix-News from
Gen. Grant to O,3O .. m. On Saturday
Lees RetPeat-Our Wounded.


TO MAJOR-GEy. Dix An official dispatch
from the battlefield at spottsylvania yesterday morn
ing at ESQ., states that during the preceding night Fr
dsy) movement was made by the 5h and 9Th Corps to
our left and an attack was TO have been made at day
light but no sound Of battle had been heard from that
quarter This maneuver 1t is said If successful, would
place forces In Lees rear and compel him 10 retreat
toward Lynchburg No nor any sound OF battle
was heard yesterday at Belle Plain or Fredericksburg
which affords ground for inference that Lee had re-
treated during Friday night aud before the advance Of
the 5h and 9th Corp, Nothing later than $500 m OF
Yesterday has been received from the army by this De-
partment. All wounded that had reached Belle Plain
yesterday evening have arrived here The surgical re-
port from the headquarters Of the army states that the
condition ofthe supplies Is satisfactory and the wounded
are doing, well. The Medical Director at Belle Plain
reports that everything at that point is sstsfsctory
The surgical have never been 90 complete
as now Gen. Sherdans command had reached the LETT
bank Of Turkey Island at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
and have formed their junction with the forces OF Gen
Butler. EDWIN H. STANTON, seey Of W1