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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

81 War Dspertnsnss |
Washington, Nay rs. (

|. 50 a& axe xN1S W1k OopoE48o0eS
Washington, Nay rs.
10 Major Geaeral Dir:
The latest date from General Grants 1
Assdqaartess rsseived By this Depart.
nsnt il dated at Mount Carmel Church.
p. a. yesterday.
The dispstch says everything 10 going
- usll. Warren hAs 400 prisoasrs
Hancock some three buodrsd and Wright
has picked up sons 200. The whole
aunbsr resulting from yesserday's opera
tions will mot fall short Of 1000.
Warren's loss il not over 500 killed
and wounded.
The prisoners captured. Who arc in .
great part Norh Carolinans, arc much
discoera0ed and ~ that La Aas deesiv.
Cd Them.
The pursuit i delayed BY the grea,
fatigue Of The men.
HAApok md Wasrea viii rsach In
South Anna By night fall.
Gen. Butler ia dispateh, dated head
quartsrs. 2 o'clock this norning. rsp ports
that Maj. Gen. Fits Hugh Lee, lately
pronosed, With cavalry. isfaasry ash ar
tiilery astacktsd my post n Wilson's
wharf, north side of James River. below
Fort Pavhattan. garrisoasd By Two tegi-
nsass, III osgro ssoeps, Brig Gen. Wild
In command, and was handsomely re.
pulsed.
Before the attack Lee sent . "a Of
truce stating be had iorce enough to take
the place, dsmasdsd the, sarrsnder, and
In case the garrison should surreAder
they should be turned over 70 the author
tiles at Richmond ~ prisoner o( war,
bat II this proportions was rejected he
would not be answerable for the conse-
qusnces when be took the place.
Gen Wild replied - will Try.
Reinforcemsnss we're at once sent, but
the fight vas over before their arrival. -
Our loss is not yssrsportsd. Ag
No other reports Of military operations
have bees ireseived " this Departmen,
sincs -, Telegram Of $50 last oyepiag.
ISignSd, E. n. ErANron,
s4s II sSscy Of War.
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Nov York, Nay 2s.

0e@...;.s1s 80 S2sS-
ns11 Cst a
% ~
N -os@' - -
Inc nera,os correspondent says Han
"a. novea a's eosPs . mldsigat on the
xUtn. following the roaA opened b Tie
csv.lsy, ead nasenso o,s % Bowling dfeen
.uou:uuc,so. a 4n,oses ausf proceed.
,sg d,1ec.'J soutn m's' Hancock ha'ted
ns co'omn ana formed l'ne q esfsle N
0o"".nuung Pos'uon, oe s0s csess o. .
- % s'hs vaeFe ns eeenoent 10
gan ss.no aealnss eny iofoe Lse VAN dssm
!" uens % s.sack MN n.n-
NC occupy soe fahfoed between Les's
.lmy ana naannoad over Which Lee
! .tsosPofseo sn q. ssppHss lor sne army.
- nass vssass n's stfoogAesd = she
enu SUtoO uesr 0P0eoyive-
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Nex Yo,k. Nay Is.

80 New Yo,k, Nay IS.
Exteadsd details of fshesnan'seperaG
~ the Tnbunes shsv that after several
days Sighting 81 the nsrniag e the lesh
the rsbsls sese feand 10 b IN full sstssss,
leaving sapplies asd smnaaitioa tssine
burning, but thsir artillery ~ earrisl
We have toar hspdfed prissaars ssd
hsndredsy moro an soniag IL.
Hooker has crossed the river mar Re-
.ca, and Scho6ed eseased ssos Peltnn.
Stoesnss, with = sevalry lsrss, is pur.
sung Johnston, Engaging thsa wish ar.
tillsry that nornisg.
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CHOICE LANDS AND LOTS FOs

~ SAkk-L0kS y lu, IA and lA fn BLOCK ~ VAN Seu
built srious Octngon House. of xsndtene brick stable
wnodhouse, kr; lots and O. block 81, with dwelling
house. &c lots l. l. and with choicr fruits u ell
ksd< bots b and O. block I44 iot block 1885, hot
biock Iva. =
In Williams Perry's AddftioA-Lots l. 3, 4, 80
and block .; lots II ard Il block f fos and .,
block H. Also 10 rich farming land with ccn-
brxbie cabin and stable two miles west of Montrrs>,
With of valuable orchard, ard good portion Of
meadow and growing timber, l5e extending south
Of fiank Read, with frame dwelling house, &C.
and 70 VI young timber 81 Of Land well
located in Monroe county, miles from Aibia also
cpck county, LII.
Apply to Vim II. williams or MS A. L. Williams cor
ner of second and High streets, Keckuk nmy&-in
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CHERIFF's SALE.

- n StAfk or IOWA, LEE Co..
By virtne 4 spccfsa execution TO dreefe4 ISSUED
By ts Clerk o. tbs District Geurt of sid ceRusy
Of washfngtcn Gaasd Trustee for tLe rse II hoo Dis
trrt of Montrosc fp - aezfnst HepFee W.Ny~rs
Snanah Myers have levied uyr,s sud viii sell the
highest bidder, NJ thr funf dor ~ the Clrkr once
tAe District Gcurt a. kee opuny. IDws u kesknk In
sid county the lssh day ~ june A. D. lsG4 between
the hsUs 81 O'Clock r. and O'Clock cornme.l
cling NJ ocock of sid dAy, the fehsxing pss4sFfy
touit: ra Of the filowing eighty tract namely:
fbe we ho6 nmfhNe4t - al ~ township
% north range west beeinnng At point the wfst
line cf Sid eighty acre tract 70 rods south Of the nf-
of sad - rscf thesee sputh aseag id
west line 81 rods thence - ro the east line
sad - tars thenee Acs<A dong sasd hne u
said 50 81 rods thsee rods the pace
of besinnng. containing 81 s more iese except
ing ad rsssrying ares sold to Klihu Cooper In Lee
county, Iosa, log the payment of rid Judgment.
Taken ievrd spon and 10 e sold by order " court. 10
snfisfy said WIT of execution
Prinf~s Fee co. ISkAKL ANDERSON,
Keokuk. May f2th. g. Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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STATE OF IOWA. Co. OF LEE. SIS.

In County Court Of said County, Estate % WILLIAM
Mc0A}lC, decd.
1894 insteat in writing purporting 20 be the last
Win and TestameRt Of WILLIAM =, McGANlC decreased,
prudacsd and rcs6 In the coxrf above named ard
Friday, tho Et day Of Nay, 1854 fixed hy said Court
the day which proof Of the eenuineness Of said instfu
m~nt heard which time and place all pessous
interested will he heard. ROBT A. RI SSEl.I-
may4kd4t County Judge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

s@ Gen. Steele's friends at Little Rock
have rendered him . public supper in
honor Of his disgraoeful conduct in his late
campaign, and his uniform toadyism to
secesh sympathizers. OF course these en-
thusiastic admirers of an imbecile Con-
perhead discounted military chieftain ex-
pect to make the investment pay, and ths
loyal citizens Of Little Rock, who have the
nerve to scout this venal humbuggery,
will be made to suffer for their temeritv
In such . crowd as win attend on the
occasion, the fact that hundreds of tbe
troops who were in the expedition we're
left on the bloody field unbaried, and hun.
dreds more are prisoners to the rebels
will add zest and hilarity to the feast.
Where is the Committee on the Con-
duct Of the War, and what is the Presi-
dent about that Steel is still suffered e
disgrace his position 7 Banks and Sigel
were removed promptly enough-why is
this Copperhead leader still honored and
feasted
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14aeseari Radical 0saventjeh.
Jeferson City, Nay 2s.s
The Radical Uaien Ssste Contentiou
again orgauixed this morning viih Col.
w. 3 Rsnnock, Of Buchanan, = Presi-
dent.
Fo1r hssdred sud 6fty-tv detegatss
present. rsPressating sigbsy-fesr eosn-
tiAs- Tho following noaina.iossl have
beon unanimously made:
For Governor-Thos. G. Fletcher. Of
Iron county.
Lasut. Governor-Geo Smith, of Cald-
we'll.
6scfstary Of etate-Francis Rodnan.
of Bachaaan. 60
The C0nssssion ID stiil ID session. and
expsot to oompless the ticket so-nigh..
NAnA - ---77--------- VI
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CHERTFFs SALE.

- HfAfI ~ IOWA. Lkx Go.-~s-
+By vrt1s u special exSeseioa drsesed issaed
BY fAe Clerk Of the District COurt AZ sad county in fsvoy
Of esphis 03endennne, snd agz{nst a Day land
dsxse Agnnns n. y DlU and ofherp.) have ksvsea
upon end viii scrl 70 the hikest b$3es at tie foui
esw Of - a00Aes O0us n the Dk0fe& CSubt n I~s
county, Iowa, st Ksokuk In nd cnty. - The 1h day
- Sune, D. 1854, between tff hours n o'clock
:nA 4ncasskp =. couDss<tne - cchsek p of mid
day, the following property To- Wit Lots one n and two
(2h In beosk fossy%fx (4s IN the city u Kssknk Lee
county lows go8i8
Taken, levied apon and sold by order of ourt 10
mA6sfy ank1 win u fexs~nton. fsf M4 10.
Printers Roe q COL ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk, Mny Is. "a Th4~iG Of Lee Co. Iowa
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Washiurton. Nv q

A letter from Fredericksburg, dated
yesterday. aays ssanbsF II aubulances,
ander dag Of truce, have gone 70 Chan
cellorsville % gather sncL Of ,esr wosa1.
Cd = were left ID the wildsrness.
The gusrrillas in thst neighborhood
continue their deprsdations.
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9lsks Bsatoa. Nay a5.
The Anniyersary Hestisgs ars we'll st.
tended and the proceedinee gesesally in
tsresdng. Rev. o. B. Froshingham, Of
New York, and Rev. Dr. Elliott, irom s..
Louis. wse among the principal speak1fs
= the Unitarian Festival last evaning.
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Washington. May IS.

Chas. E. Mix, chief clerk Of Iodiau
Bureau, has returned from mission 70
the Sioux Nation Indians. He waa unsuo-
csssful u treating for their surrender Of
certain lAnds in Kansas, owing 70 divi-
sions among their leading men.
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New York, May IS.
The steamer Glaagow. from Liverpool
l2sh, has arrived.
Copenhagen. May 10.-The govern
ment has concluded atsuse for one month.
commencing 18th inst.
The Allies remain in possession Of Jut-
land and the Danes Of Alsen.
Halifax, May 25.-The AHA from Liv-
erpool l4th, via Queenstown 18th, has
arrived.
The Asia passed the rebel pirate steam
er Advance Of Taeskan, bound to Liver
pool. ,-. +
Censols 90i990A.
Liverpool, Saturday Cotton irm aad
unchanged; breadstafs Inactive: provi-
sions qniet and stesdy; lard declisisR;
produce steady: Ill. Cen. 29047; Erie
.654O564.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

DIED,
At Montrose, Iowa, May goth, Ic64,
Mr.. SAMUEL N. TIrUs, aged So years.
At regular meeting Of Montrose
Lodge, No. sc, l. 0. o. F., on the Esd
of May, A. D. 1864, the following pre-
smble and resolutions we're unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Proyi-
dence, in whose hands are the destiniee
of all men, to remove from amongst N
another of our members, whose mortal
remains we have consigned to their last
earthly resting place, we desire 70
place on record . Testimonial Of frsternal
regard for our deceased brother, and 70
mingle our team and sympathies With
those who are called b. this dispeusation
to mourn the loss Of . husband, brother.
and friend; therefore, 81
Resolved, That as member Of this
Lodge, individually, ws sre admonished
BY the death Of our brother. of fhs an.
certain tenure of life, sad while ve taks 1
mournfui pleasure in rsmsnbeviug his
virtues and forgetting bis fAnlss, N will
also be admonished thaa to live ID the
practice Of Friendship, Lovs end
Truth will be found the greateot ssfs-
guard against the ills OF life.
Resolved, That We tender to the nourn.
ing widow and other relatives Of. oas. q.
ceased brother our warmeet svmnathiea
in their bereavement. s.' 81
~
Resolved, That the foregoing psocssd.
ings be spread in fall upoa he sseosda
OF this Lodge; tbat the Hecrsarv s. II,
rected 70 prepars and sead : eopy theeecl
to the Daily Gate City pswspapsf for -.
hcation. and thst : copy b prssssssd y
the widow Of - doooaeod, T. as7
F. C00P1R \. @.
FaAxsln HAzs, esssstasy. 7 ! 81 !
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0uR Army stfA Aavane1nH-Eho Duo0v
ralling 1ask ltsn Msrtk Anna- -1sAola
Osfseted ~ Hancock aaA Waz1sa.
Headquarters Army Potomac, ]
sa Nay -, E
The advance of the army under Han
COX arrived at Milford ysstesday, and M,
: force of the enemy said to Be thirteen
thousand strong. drove them through the
town, pursuing them some distance. Our
los unknown.
In the attack made on our headquartsrs
train near Guinness Station yesterday
afternoon the rebels were repubed and
some prisoners taken.
Headquarters Army Potomac,|
May 2a-lO p. m.
Hancock 10 seven miles south Of Bow
liag Green and occupies the bridge over
the Maitapony. Our cavalry had good
deal of fighting bat drove the enemy all
the time. Our position is now deemed
important and RieLmond is in greater
danger than ever. q
WeA Ocpe1sO0ut
Washington, midnight, Nay 94.{
A dispatch from Grant, dated II
o'clock NJ ,.,ls night. states the army
moved iron It's positions TO North Anns
River, following Lees army closely. The
9th and 9Th corps marched By way d
Harris store 70 Jenck's ford, and the 5sh
corps effected : crossing and getting 1
position without much opposition.-
Shortly alter, however, they were vio-
lently attacked and handsomely repulsed
the assault without much loss to us. We
captured some prisoners. EVERYTHING
looks exceedingly favorable.
Another dispatch giving drtails Of The
movements Of our forces and speaking oi
the rebel assault on Warrea's position,
says be Was attacked with great yehs.
meuee. / have never heard moro rapid
firiug, either Of artillery or mnskstry.-
The attack resulted in destructive re-
|pulse to the enemy.
At the position attacked By Hancoch
the rebelS were entrenchsd and vere i
considerable forcs between the creek hs
had erosesd and the river. They nade
: pertipacious resistancs to his onssk III
before dark he had forced them from their
works, driving thsm aoross ths stroan. I,
is also said thse il thsse esesgsueuta
tho daughter Of the eueny was' great,
thih our, loeses we're inooaside,.h1a. ~
rsbsh charged sgsinse oar artillsry ~
suffered greatly. especially iron ss.;star,
A dispatch from Graat, da&sd 3 o'clocl
this morning has bess rpcsivsd. I,
states the enemy have fallen back from
North Anna and ~ afs ii pursuit..
Negroes Who have soms il ~ Lss i
falling back on Richmond.
Other oflciai dispatches from hesd.
QnArtsu say Warrea. Burnside a.d Hsn.
ooek are pushing forward after Lee's Is.
Itfeatiag asuy. - s4s
Warren dsptdrsd 4 eood snnhsf 3
pfisoaen lest svspipg, hut ~ ~ il.
y coebt tken " asoet ttaiQ - loea. 8
Hahobck wss stoFnf6X ~ no piti
|tkis eide Of the siv1s ~ lvG6Sf. n.
|ebo took betxsep loo la1 800 peisansuI
! sd Ajovp s6any % shs 5sbsk 1at6 u
| htes where they vsre dseune1. ,Iyae,
|Tsn siso ssPGntsda sooe sD1ial p1psGs
|snpsguho1a <1Daa U0ng11t ~ y -
- beys y yon1s = - III 1k
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R The rebel press have been boil
stering up the hopes of the traitors Of
Virginia in the army and elsewbers With
reports not only ofthe surrender of Steele's
army but also of the army under Banks,
while their news from Lee is OF npid
succession of repulses and defeats inflicted
on Grant.
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STATE OF IOWA.
Anyrrarr GEsnn's 0py1cR.l
ksckrx, May 24th, 1884

The ftm< For recruiting is extended 10 recruiting on
crrs IN the First Dsrict 10th day OF June u~xt
snlen oshsrwiH ordered
The ssssrh rendesvoss Of the ons hundred dsy Zen
ssn ss = nsssnpWt Iowa. and eo.ranses when FLIED
~ g ths ntniaa sunlef, ts Win report 70 The Ad-
jasant Genesai. u Davenport, forshxith.
IA'se having sssa~ sf men md scs stBe r.ise m
co1pany are dArrated 70 consolidate with other sauss
- = to psseare the reaisise number sr cospsny upua
sseh trsm~ the dssrfbnsson o. their css !. ,,,v
may agres upon. sad this consolidation and .s@excr "A
company ea-r. mAy take place either before a. Az.
thsy resrh D~vrnp5rs
By order a. tbs Gesersor
mAy2&&n JOHN G. CULBKRTsoN a a
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GHLkTFFS SALE

-. - IN Tg ID Eefasn Os InwA, I1 o.
y vktoe Of gsnsral scutiDn 70 - iirsrfsi trr~6
- o. 0stsf - D10Suk t5art a - ecSnev - 4,ss
g Hanlat0n BiAck md soninst aeorre y 1g1j -
aeanesf have lsvied np6n ani WI an 10 the hfrhest
hAss. - - hsss 1ps - IL Ustlfs d0esM ~ Ds-
iet co1t u Lee ssanty 1o~s Af Ksokuk ia sad coun-
9, g - ~ ~ q Ju.e, y D. fS61 bss~een the
- = Geiark A. y. md O'Clock p. u curnssntfnr
q cciork r. 81 sd day the foliovin9 urvp~rty To-
.ms - - and -, IN bbrk ~, - nA6D9N WIPER rdd-
ton 70 tn city AZ Keokuk slpo ii - Iueev,.t ~
ueoss1eer IN aud 10 the vS~t tcffsJ hsIg n seti.,
=, Nwnnhip - nsrrh, ruuee s vest .3i = lss ee.ser
Iowa
I1hen Dsvsa upsa ana u be so,d y,x o~dsr ~ eyt ID,
safisy sid wit Of execution s7 : Z f-@'1
Printers Pee u col ISRAEL anderson
n kss8k, Way - ~ ehmiG Lee Co. Iowa
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A DMINi6TRATOR'S NOTICE.
"A The unAessgned has been appointed by the JsAs.
q Lce county, AdinistsfDr Of the af Eauu<l
xcbvAtr, deocssed All pcrsDns hssirS cninu a1,iuee
TINS estate VIII psease Ae them sccordnx sv and -
eanins due ~ decsased b. settled iumeinte}v
l. r. sPiESBRRGER
AAyDNzw Adminharnsue.
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EOR SALE--Real Estate Of every IA
Il scripton and locality, either In Keokuk
Fcunding country 1srns Ill nscney snA no crzdit-
OxyicEOves the First National Bank in keoknk Iowa
Mn# JAS. L. ERTK&,
aprs Licensed Real Estate Deaier.
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THE GATE CRY
THURSDAY, NAY 26.


Whatever disastrous results may Gov
from the fearful strife nov dssolatinQ
our land-and there viii doubtless bs
many-it is doing and will do much good
to our people. All seem 10 feel that the
magnitude of the conhict-ths snergen-
cies OF the hour-reqnire heroic actions
and great exertions, and our people are
making them. One Of the many respects
in which our citizens are showing mag.
nanimity and patriotism unknown in the
"piping days Of peace is the lavish pro-
digality with which they pour out their
money to aid our soldiers and the cause
of the country.
We find an instance of this in the sue
CESS Of the Sanitary Fair at St. Louis.
The St. Louis papers are teeming With
items in reference to it
The Democrat of Tuesday says:
The trite remark that even horrid war
often blossoms into loveliuess has been
strikingly illustrated in our great Sanitary
Fairs, among which the fairs Of our West.
arm Valley yields to no other the palm Of
superior beauty. Gentlemen Who have
attended the like festivals in the East
unite in testifying that for taste and har.
mony 10 general design, felicity Of esecu.
tiop perfection in detail, the Fair now 60.
tablished in the Mound city can challenge
comparison With any the country has YET
seen.
The attendance continues al that the
most sanguine conld have Anticipated.
Crowds gather at the gate long bsfors the
great bell sounds the hour for opesing.-
All day the throngs pour in, and fresh ex.
clamations Of admiration snd INQUIRY,
heard on all sides, denote that thousands
more are for the first time enjoying the
scene. The numbers increase q The day
progresses, and at evening immense nul-
titudes fill oil the areas, cFowdidg around
the various special points Of attraction,
and in myriad modes receiving pleasure
and swelling the aggregate Of the re-
ceipts.
We hope that the Fairs succeas may
be large, for the number Of our slain 10
the present campaigns, and helpless fam
lilies left will call for the utmost charities
of the whole country.
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Ill g41% a@RsTNtE8s Fl - s1s5ss 7ss1
NEWS BY JFI,E0nA ApH
sxgas sss-s.L ..s-- s asvsss
|AfTEalsoolt pEssA1enE$.
FROM GRANTS ARMY +
s1AEAs9 4 tlsg 4Asx'soEs X
Advancing ON Rich
@ llnOMd 8 a.ssa
.sfseza Aessas8
t@ssosgs sS4 8 - 60 : - = ass5H a
Rebels Retreat from the
North Anna RIVER P !
Federal Army Pursuing
Closely | |
s5s rases assesss sssssa
FHs - ----..
Lees Comnunication|
Cut /!
& rs ~ &
Rebels vV7ktppsS by Alese-
Geek s,sd W,ss'sess,
One thousand Prisoners
Captured.
Je1. D~cts TrSUestsS Ssr Ats
- HeNsth. ss
assstsss5 s5sefs 4 1856 ss 5sssrsa~&
a. sstsf 8 esss5 20 sss =
LATEST PROM BUTLER.


.ssaSse -
01r Army stiA Aavansan4-EAs Doe0y
1alltng eask 6sn Nertk Aana 1shals
Osfeated ~ Hancock anA Wax1on. =
Headquarters Army Potom.c, ]
sa Nav u. sei
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FULL BRASS BANDi

AeotssseD 30 Cas-. Gallery e6 Cts,
sAyfe CIV. KIRBYEt Dss1nesu Asrue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-10
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

MOTT DISPATCHES.

WAsaSerOx Mas --Iu the Senate this
y IN Collames read the following telegram
from the Secretary Of War
"Despstehes havebesn received from Gen.
erals Grant and Meade. They we're "on 10
Richmond Lee was In full retreat, with
ssdgeick, Hsnoook, Webb and BurDside CLOSE
on his heels.
The Star publishes an extra this evening,
saying thoro Is no foundation for the report
that the rebss are syacusting Richmond, nor
that Petersburg il evacuated
Ths following is a list Of the casualties 90
far as received at the present time BtiRadisr
Genera jones s WadsWorth, Of New York,
killed Brigsdier General hays, Of Penpsyl.
vania, killed Bdzadier General Webb, Of
NV York, wonudsd Colonel Wilson, of the
as New York, wounded Colonel Stsns, Of
the 22d Vermont wounded Col Lewis, Of
the 3rd Vermont, rounded Col stone Of the
Pennsylvanis Buoktsils, injured by a fell from
hia horse Col West, Of the 9th Maine, killed /;
Lieut.Col. Tyler, wounded Lieut. Col West
wounded Maj Dorlin, of tho Ash N. Z,
wounded Maj. Darlington, Of the 18th Penn,
wounded
PHlLADELPniA, May The Evening Tsis.
graph has the following list Of killed aud
wounded Col Woodard, son Of Judge Wood.
ard, Of Penhsylvania, killed; Col Carroll, Of
! the 95th Penn, killed Col Guine, of 18Th
Penn. captured Capt Burns, Of the ID
Penn captured
Gen Lougstreet was shot by . bullet in
the neck, and is stated to be mortally wounded
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