The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-28

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even once repulsed- bsave -. ID Who
had taken the enemy's atroune vcrka and
themselves repulsed III attSmpte g rs-
capture, commenced falling bsck. lJp
to this moment they had lost nothing,
but gained everything. The enemy now
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them to q rain Of iron bG(oe6 which @ho
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burg are said b1 veterans 20 male almost
into ;rc;cn;l3carca n-...a:-c,sI,, A;.-
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t'ur troops retired through his trying
ordeal in commendable order, leaving
and reached their original lines betveen
eight and nine o'clock. The Yankesa
pursued no further than their own
works.
Five hundred and seven prisoners. sll
belonging to the Ninth coeps. were
brought Of early in the mornine.-
Among them was Brigadier- General Ic~
Lauehlin and numeroua co:n n.isaionad
officers.
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Among the casualties Is the following
partial list Of ofncers: --'''
Brisaaisr-aensrnl william Terry. paia1aily in
both taisAs; 1sssaiss- General Phil: ooois q
in leg; Colonel c.ley. Fifty-eightA yi.siaia nd.
RsEs, cassainr Essns" Ss;G Selaee sd = -;
slightly; .nsutenant-C Colonel Tate. sisAA North
Carolina badly MIA 10 ce !ccs
jor Bell, twenty first North Carolina. haad. sisSt:
Captain Nicholson sS, .dlatsSi1fs9prai to osnss.l
Th1tssnth 19n 1 Gsorsi. a'a srciment 11iss.akk
Clayton Twelfth Georgia safsalsas sined.
Brigadier>G General Johnston aooideu-
tally sprained IN ankle while lsaping the
enemy's works. So
Our loss will reach several hundred.
OF the enemy's loss, We are unable 20
form an estimate, but il was, no doubt,
severe, - they were rspulsed iu two
heavy charges. An officer of ssms dis
tinclion was shot from his hossswhils
endeavoring to rally his msus He ID BE-
lieved to have been General Was1sn,
now commanding the Ntnth cosp4 This
movement vas well conceived a16 sdmi-
rsbly executed. Tho csnaan1lag o@>
GERS bear unanimous testimony 70 The
gallant action Of the troops snsaeed md
award them the highest praise 0suefal
Gordon's sharpshooters are very highly.
SPOKEN of 2 ss7s
About IL o'clock. . flag of truce vaa
sent across to the enemy. nroroIean~ =