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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-11
ORANGE c. T., May Ga consi !craoic

engagement occurred yesterday about tETenfy
mics below here, ;leaE Parker store, Ga She
plank road, between par5 Of EweIl's CORPS and
the 5th c)rps Of Yankee infantry, lrcIu1lny
Sykes regulars. 's'he engagement lasted tron.
II o'clock until night. Ou: troops repu,*ed
the enemy most handsomely, captu.inS nine
hundred and eightyoue prlvates and forty Gre
General J. NJ Jones and Colonel y arcefs,
Of the 10th Virginia, were killed, and UeIl.
Stafford mortaIIv wounded
ORANGE G. Il. May 6-The attack b.; the
enemy this morning was very violent. lhey
we're repulsed ia every instance. Il sfrong e.
fort was made tn turn our right. we drove
them On our ieft, out they were stu,;oo:n
on their right, until h2n2street finally f'roe''
them 10 give way. General l. L,ngstreet r9;ey-
Cd !, severe wound in the shoulder. t}cneral
Paul Jcnkines was mnrtaily Wounded }he
fighting was principally with lnn :ketry, the
ground being unsuitable to artillery.
Colonel DrowL, IF the Virginia artillery, vas
killed.
The battle was fought near the Y Vllernoss
The enemy have been pushed back to Chance-
lersviI, Everything looks we'll. \ 5n'I ac,
count will be sent 70 morrow me I11kee
General Wadsworth was killed. S3EenteeA
hundred prisoners have been received mere.
The following ca>uelties are reportoi gen.
Longstrect painfully wounded IN the shoul'!er;
Brig. Gen. Paul jenkins, Of South Caro1lna'
o,ortay wounded U,l. J. Thompson }r1Tn,,
Of the lst Virginia artillery. was shot through
the head aal killed outright; COL Warren,
9th Virginia; Cols. Miller, NAnco a0i Garth'
er, Of Svu,h Carona were killed tfen: Dtt-
.ie $ Alabama and Jnr,lon'S Teorga brig ;des
suffered severely. C)l Z ,nloipt Of Virg n,:1,
I was also killed. Cen J. Il. JJues OF Tirgln-
Ia, killed. >.
The ENQUIRER says that Generals ,|oukjTs
anl Longstreet were wounded by their OWE
men. thr,ngh mistake. Gen. WaIkar., or the
Stoneyall Brigaic, AMI Gen. Geo. Ii. Stewart,
nf Maryland, are reported Aillel, General
Rsnniug, wounded.
The Richmond papers state that General
Lee has taken from four 20 five thousanl pris.
oners Including the 95h Penn. & serves, Vh>
were ca ptuied Ia charging through 90 aoattl&.
From the letter Of Mvi}ridc, the correspond
ent OF the Washington Chroacle, with the ar.
my of the Potomac, we make the f'!loWng ex-
tracts. The letter is dated headquarters OF
the Army Of the Pot0mac yesterday, ana says
| ss'rhe Army Of the Potonlae has hal portion
Of = day 10 recuperase. Ln}icatlpns are shat
the rebels will fall back 20 their fortnlJable f'r,
tiacations near Haaover Junction. 10 day
Gen. Burnside began the attack on the Left
with great fry, ani an encouraging degree Of
success IL had fight the day before, IN
which 70 use his own words, be whipped old
Loogstreet
\ courier came in fcom General Butler yes,
toriav About l., 900 cavalry, un Ter Genera
She,i Ian. started sooo after Thy will en- zage
the rebel cavalry, circunaAvigate L;t atn5,
and join Butler. p,,,;a,o
o,.1, hana epfmea erratic to the soldiers, wh2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-11

entirely u:e.l. The ground being s"anlpv, a.
t;Isry was :zrra:;lcauIe I42a very .J:1r't.y
nl.;.;5s . victory. when he Withdrew 1toM Our
from and marched yowar,|> lslvtuAo1l.
Or army anoye witt! chem ai'ns parable!
roos, coming in ,55a !! = contact Wi? Cl19tA aG
I 1I',l2;ls 'E'sversi, neaf >v0vt>yivan1}} C'ur5
Il ituse. ifec:orAi lyrs}a|t division ot oaY&Hy,
v;,iyDa the rebel c2vi.Irv near ski plac., am
drove them fyn:r s . >*csy!vanla CouTt Abuse,
Bus yaiu!oIe4i with infantry, they drove our
cuya:r7 Il short Clis)ance-tho Nary!2nd hrl~
gatl>., 4;il division, 9Th corps, coming 20 th7
,nrDor5. The tigtltins was ezceedlnsI7 lerc?.
Gen. Inrbe3t and Gen. lS)'lason "ere poth
.rn:snCeI, and are now % thclE way 10 " a5t1"
j g>rc. =, .,.
lie ard eff ,;ett ali eff ser az i nera sc 2yHcG.
r: wss shot 1Igro;,g2 the ilea lhls III >rn'ns,
whil, sapeyiItel4dlng the mounting OF 5,in1
heavy gins j.: a2 angle the men had lI55 gre"
Davei. There was n, skir:lli3hins ut tne t'l:,
bu5 an occasional sbHrtJ3Ac ytar soI45 5i!let III
that direction which? cause J!'e c2n3o1iof 10
winca and lodse Gcnera ; sdywlc''s Va} n3.:i'
Iv rlif;; sO.e If his sta f, ;.j tW|tte The III Il
.hnt his nervou usne53 "Pt1A r2tn, be
sail. ''t'.ev can't hit an e1epAan; t5 Gh II d.
tanc.." I5l!1li2tely after, tl2 baI 5tf@;>
him anl the blood begln u noz; tto? li
urstrii$. Il3 Sailed serenity, ana So'' - IA Ia
the arnl. nt his 81 istsnt a:}Acsnt ge"sf4
Lis bod5!'. anl Gen nlya AaY3 k'e7o foE'
wardctl 70 Washington. -,
r. these several vI2-Jll;ltaT5 vita Cii2 E3j3.'
vo have ]os+ lh7 pT7 :e"T use ot n:tt a,;,''
men Ii Ef7l5rieksJnr::, at thi5 "Hs!n5' !!'
there are over l., ,0o) OF our Vo!1"l5>I. .1A 2'
Day Inornjn:; they Deg - aS nag !nt' t'ls ~" H.
ST. Slau! her, lney'r ''j ths cIt}, a?:> ,h'.
AI.ryc. Of the eeleora'oi Ie'ghts near lE:''sf.
c', burg: il the full z2a! CT SneE l'@lS's"i;
hearts, rallied te" Go5rl'I'as an IA ~ 1'S'17S
800 OF oar wJHa 3e! I"to the ieoal ;.~t Ace5, -
ti!,yr Siaughter AMI seVert other E}I2:i''17n'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-11
TIE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
THE, GREAT BATTLE.

The Washington papers Of yesterday even
ing publish extracts taken frona Richmond pa
ners Of the 71h giving Gen. Lees dispatches
and fhe Confederate version Of the great
struggle now IN progress.
ofieial Dispatch from Gea. 1ee.
HEAD QUARTERS Army NORTHERN EIRM
v1. Nav ). lS5t-i{pa Secretary OF War:
Fhe enenv crossed the Rapilaa yesterday at
Fiv's and i4ermanaz f,r;is. iva corps Of CHS
army moved to meet him e yell by the OLD
1uropike AMI IIill by the plank road.
They arrived tl.is morning in close proximity
TO the enemy's line OF march. strong at
tack was made upon EYe|l, who repulseu r.
capturing many prisoners and tour pieces OF
artillery.
The enemy subsequently concentratel on
Gen Hill who with lIea,h's and Wicox's
divisions, successfully resisted repeated and
desperate assaults. A large force OF cavalry
and actilIery On oar right flank were driven
back by r ,sser's brigata. b. the blossln5 OF
Cod we maintained our position against every
eF,rt until night when the contest closed.
We have 10 mourn the loss Of lnany brave
oI,ars AMI men The gallant Dr]g. sieneral
J. NJ jones vas killed, an Brig Gen. Stat
fr] fear mortalIy wounded, while leading
his comm mi with c,aspi;aous valor.
Sigued H. u Lace.
The E1oa;rer OF the 7th says that about
l,7o) Yankee prisoners have arrived at Orange
Court House, ana claims that the Conte1erates
were suc;essful in the Friday 4 sht, and push
elGrant back t. near Chancellorsvl lie. DIS
patches in the RcAmonl papers all show that
as late as Friday Gen. Lees headquarters re-
mainel at Orange Court ll)use:
The Richmond papers Of the 7th contain the
{oIl,winy dispatches:
A despatch dated one ?. NJ yesterday, from
Guney's Dapos, on the Frederick shnrg ROAD,
ten miles this side of Hamiltons Crossings,
says that Kossers brig repulse;l one d'Vl'
sion Of he enenv's ca> airy OH the extreme
Lit of the Mae Ran entrencaments: Thurs,
day afternoon, Rosserlo lost two men KILLED anu
twenty wounded in driving the enemy caval
~ back to their infanty support. lieaVy can
nonadiug Is heard 10 the direction CT the main
army.
The following despatch, dated at Orange
Court House, yesterday morning, has beeh
courteousy furnished us for publication
Col. &. Hill, Pay Department.
We are driving the Yankees at all points
this norning. General A. z. IIill and staff
are all SAT. Z, B. HILL.
This dispatch is very gratifying: as the enc
my had conc ntratel on General HlIl's corps.
aid Oh Thursday evening, made REPEATED as
sault,, which were successfully resisted.
Reviewing the whole fell with the present
lights We have cause OF thankfuiness 70 the
Supreme Ruler Of ex entS for the bright pros
pecc before Us anl Of gratitude to the brave
Soldiers who arc SO gaan}y resisting tue Oh.
ward march Of the hated auj barbaroU5 toes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-11

The Washington papers Of yesterday even
;no nubiish extracts taken frona Richmond pa
ners Of the 1th giving Gen. Lees dispatches
and thc Confederate version OF the great
struggle now II progress.
GMeiaI Dispatch from Ge2. Iee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

i possioie that . Democrat who goes into
he army Is not honest9 Democrats OF
Figo county, you who have sons IN the
army-what say you2 Are your sons
robbers? The Times, paper protesting
to be Democratic, says they are What
kind Of Democracy is this advocated by
the TimssT l. il the kind taught b.
Jackson aud Douglas?
Now, Democrats, you aho want 10 be
for your country. after reading the above.
and bordering il well, then read this res.
olItion passed It meeting Of the Peace
party 10 Rush Coanty, and tell Us What
you think Of its Demoeracy.
a. Resotvsd, That our decision IS r.
revoeably taken, that We are unalterably
and infsxibly opposed to the Conscrip-
ton in every shape and form, and that
/ WI ARE UNWILLING TO GIVE
/ ANOTHER MAN OR ANOTHER
DOLLAR FOR THE SUPPORT OF
THIS MOST UNNATURAL. WICK
/ Ed. AND TNHALLOWED ABOLf
TION WAR"
Every neof our boys, then, according
/ 70 he Times. are robbers, and according
t to the resolution are fighting ia an " m
natural, wicked and unhallowed Aboii
ton var What q terrible set Of fellows
+ the Democratic soldiers are, if the above
+ j. Democracy.--Terre Haafe Union
T Democrat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
indiana L.erlnn

II is especially desirable That every
member Of the Indiana Legion make his
arrangements TO turn out on next Satur.
day at the regular drill and inspection
We think II would be we'll if our bns;.
ness men should close their stores Tor
one afternoon in order to insure n dis.
play Of the entire strength OF the Legion
in this city We regard it Of no small
importanee--this placing Of our Home
Guards on war footing Tie Legion
is the only protection We have from sud.
den guerrilla inroads, and certainly no
etforts ought to be spared to make it eff.
eient. A mob Of armed men. however
brave, are not to be depended on in a
hght Let US then have at least a tAous.
and trained soldiers ready 10 march !,
a signal, and sufficiently we'll drilled 10
so into battle without proving more dan.
gerous TO themselves than their oppo-
nents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

The Evansville Times, the organ oftbe
peace party in the LIST Congressional
District, SAYS.
But we cannot see how Democrat
who has been opposed to negro emanei.
patton and sectional parties. who for
years, has been advocating the rights al
the South nnder the Constitution, and
loudly predicted dissolution as The result
OF slavery agitation, can favor war
waged IN direct violation Of the nrinci.
pies ne prolessed to believe SNeL q
man cannot be HONEST. aud ersog,i.
faqtg zee Ind them ROBBTNG an3
STEALING whenever they get an on,
portunity. y
This is the position Of the Peace De-
asocraey, and the position is no donb,
endorsed. We know of a great msnv
Democrats from this county who have
gone to the army, are now fighting for
the Union, yet here we have psper
that calls itself Democratic, which saws
they are not HONEST, and tina, thew are
found ROBBTNG and STEALING r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
SALE OF LOTS.
Great sale
City PRO PERTY!
$50 LOTS AT AUCTION.
GOOD HOUSES for SALE.


~ All SOH ASON
w ~ casrt a.. IT sL.t. AtefIoS At
SarTrptsar - - ~.ssk u fksA*FslAs. en-
lAg Fsry desirable sfap-.ryve ~ : s@e
fss = Il So ; j., -
- "a 5assE : u Gootszirs AadifIcn
$3.50, = - aAeissaFsr n Bleea =, IN Goedssll's
-.
As@is:.- - t'sa-stss' nloeS :, Isodseil &
LOIS I 70 and u 10 IS, inclusive, Block q
a1s al
- s.s = 40 ?. II Block J. ParFes's Addition.
~ = - = - IsesS = FsrEets Addition
80 . - S 49, Z faFrsts Adaltiol
-o!s ST = hleeS p sSntheFn Enlargement.
50 - stsce - rodthsTn
- - asaFsef Los -. Donation Enlarge
- - 9s1.7t -
- As4a@tish EaA4Feg meat Is hy la fret.
essnaf q lag aud ksarth Streets
- :. hlSsk II, Nertheastera Eniargsnant.
49, = 1..eA i tf~seeat knlargsment, %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

a. On our frst page will be found
en- interesting letter from our cofres.
pondens Spencer County. lie gives
US the frst detailed account Of Col
Clayton 5 recent expedition that has been
received from any source The whole
expedition was conducted aud managed
with eonsummate skill, and its success
was complete. Our Is, Indians cavalry
have never failed TO do good JOB when
called on, and We trust when they retura
to our State SIS veterans they VIII meet
with hearty reception.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
Affairs In Kentaeky.

Tie situation Of affairs n Kentucky
i not satisfactory The rebels aud their
sympathizers are evidently carrying out
some cunning scheme Of mischief and
murder.
We believe four weeks viii not pass
away before the whole State II Kentucky
viii be one vast theatre Of robbery, ar
son and murder From yarions quarters
We receive Information strengthening
llss belief The disbandiag, BY Forrest,
Of Bis Kentucky regiments is ominous
of ironble. We are informed that
yonng rebel, who fad long resisted the
appeals Of bis faiaer 10 take toe An
iiesty oath and return home saying he
intended fighting 10 the bitter end,
has lately, since Forrest invasion, visited
his home after taxing the oath. Since
bis arrival he has been isdustrioasly rid
Ing through the country as though upon
some secret mission Il il certain dat
he is not Waiting his home for any hon.
eat purpose. he IS bas 81 instance
laony others Of the same character
When tIie weather beeotues warm and
pleasant, and the wood afford snug hid
lng places. we look for bad work iast
over the river Tic guerrilIas will
swarm. Union men viii be driven from
their homes, their property destroyed
their aorses stolen, aud Ties will regard
themselves fortunate 10 escape with their
HscR Tho scouudrels WHO have beeu
disbauded by Forrest vii collect ia small
squads and rob aud pilago and murder
without stint
OF course, this wifi Is done 10 dis.
tract lbe attention OF cur armies at the
front. Great efforts wiIl be made to des.
troy iheir lines Of communication. and
otherwise annoy them but this object
will fail Gen Sherman will not be al.
serted from bis purpose Of whipping
Johnston by any httIe guerrilla raids.
He has accumulated supplies Of forage
and provisions at Chattanooga, which
will be his base 10 hts advance move.
ment, aud The cutting Of railroads aud
telegraph lines here aud there will only
occasion him temporary Inconvenience.
lie expects the militia Of Indiana, Ohio.
Illinois and Kentucky 10 dispose Of all
the guerrillGs taat may infest The latter
/ STATE Or threaten either Of the others.
aud 10 this work the Indiana Legion must
bear no insignificant part
We trust, then, that the members Of
the Legion ia this vicinity will prepare
themselves for the work they may he
called upon to perform Our own homes
are not free from danger so long a. For.
rest with from 5000 10 10000 men Is
in the jackson Purchase. lie may
cross the Tennessee aud Cumberland At
any time, when couple Of days ride
would place him opposite our city. We
have read much abont the bursting Of
shell have We thought how they would
sound, when singing about our ears2
Our Legion should be drilled until it be.
comes an active, efficient body of men.
able to discharge oil the duties Of sol
diers, even TO maneuyering upon the
battlefield. There ought to be no half
hearted work in The labor of preparation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
LIABILITIES

The loans are lower than they were
Tor the three months previous During
that period they averaged over $3.50, 600
Recently the call for new loans has
been less than the amount Of old loaus
maturing aud paid. Hence the redac-
hoE. As soon as the tobacco crop be-
gins TO move, there viii, no doubt, be q
largely increased demand for loans, TO
make which, il viii be seen. the Branch
IS fully prepared.
There IS no disposition on the part Of
the Bank OF the State 10 occupy a hos.
tile position TO the new system Of N.
uonal Banking. Time will demonstrate
which o. the Two systems viii be most
profitable 70 the bankers and useful 10
the public. With fair play in the mai.
ter Of taxation, il is believed bv manv
that both can work, side bv side. advan.
tag oaSly, and that no irrepressible
conflict will ensne.
The weather until this morning has
been Of the "mulligrub order-rainy.
driEzly, and cool; or, as the !" Yankees"
say, the weather has been soar. The
sun IS shining now, and the prospects
more cheerful OccAsIoyAI-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

s-A Major Of the Corps d Antique
has been sent to the Dry Tortugas Cor 8
year for attempting 10 commit rapss on
deienceiess women In Indiana such
fellows are sent 10 the State Prison for
hie-Ne's albany Ledger.
The Southern Demoeraey have. for
years been nos only attempting but COM
uniting the same crime with impunitv
ana The Northern Democracy have for
years been voting with them and plead
ing for them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

HARPER's WEExLY.-DoEen ha. = full
supply Of this excellent weekly contain.
ing views of the Metropolitan sauitsrv
Far II Is valuable number.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15

TINS BANK is AUTHORIZED BY Tur
etsta'y OF the IT asury TO receive sub
FHIty, and rcdeesaaoie At the pleasure 81 ~ ,s,y
eminent al er ien years. Ceuron Bonds viii A.
q the ceaem. a'ion OF Fihy, One Hundred. rivs
Huadu d, and One Thousand nolisrs 49, .ss Y
delivered in few desa SeEieasrad peeIs :. ~
b. Of he dvnem nation Of Eigty, one Hpnar.s
Five Hundred, One Thousand. Five 4honssn
aud Tea thousand D Hare, and viii ba s,s1is /,
On or le.ara tao 30th day Of April
Teton II or both classes Of Bonds WIN n. ,,s{s
IN the LIST Of March and September, eNeept N
Bonds Of Fifty aud Que Hundred Dollars. wbleb
will be paid annuslly.
apr2 d2w,w4t RM. T. PACE cashfe~s
Times aud linton copy. and charge Flrst Ss.
fiansi Bank
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
RECRUITS.
Recruits for Naval Service

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
rEIDAY.......,.................................A
COMPosITOR WANTED.

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tor can find steady employment at
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plication at this Office.
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FOR RENT.

nFFIcB.--i have Gus ~ those ftas ofiess a. tho
~ bead o. the stAiFs second story Of ChsndIlK'a
Block still vacant II desired, The tsnsnt ean be
accommodated With rear room, b. nBNiYln K Inn
msdiatelys JOHN J. G1IAaDLEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
WANTS..

YOUNG MANIC taxa care Of Heres and
4 drive az Express Wagon. Apply At this
erise. aFis
AHiLiFR--A No. Miiisr Gao mud a birth hy
1s1 applying immediately 10 union Bethel,
kswhuFg. Ind. Must eems sell reeess mended.
Apr. la, 1904. ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-15
RARE CHANCE
very vaiaabis Property and /


Very Valuable Property ana nu.t.
ness Fer sale
HAVING IL contemplation e removal =, ssg.,
So astas ~ aiisr tsr SAL On szee-snEis sas
Property
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9Th lee Hvfsse smaeissA sitaais af the exrner X
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also, fae ketfiss. esfesss Lard Nssfs EssaEs 49,
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SNxssthf esaug Lots AVs. II aa9 Il. 10 BlocG ~
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