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... to me that Petersburg was in our possession. Nothing of recent date has been heard from General Sheridan ; but the Richmond Whig of the 15th contains despatch from Gen. Lee, stating that Sheridan had been routed in engagement with Fitz Lee and Hampton ...
... returns again to tho attack ; points out blunders tho Ministry, and whips up the Irish contingent reminding them that the Whigs been described us the hereditary euemies of Ireland. Comparing preseut with past periods of our history, the says riud anything ...
... politicians. But for Humanity’s sake, we care not how soon the Green Isle were sunk for four-and-twenty hours under water, a great Whig authority desiderated. But Irish Law, Irish Equity, Irish Justice is, to our minds, ten thousand times worse than even Cheshire ...
... show that the writer of ** Robinson Crusoe” was the hired spy and the venal doer of all sorts of literary dirty work fur the Whig Government of George I. Since Grant’s flanking movements, flanking is a term used the soldiers to describe almost everything ...
... the south side of James Hirer is reported as a complete success, no opposition whatever being offered to nim. The Richmond Whig of the 15th instant reports the defeat of General Sheridan by Generals Fitzhugh Lee and Hampton, with heavy loss. No particulars ...
... had been defeated by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, with loss of 500 prisoners, leaving his dead and wounded in the field. The Richmond Whig said that Sheridan suffered heavy loss, but added no particulars had been received. General Sherman continued to advance ...
... to me that Petersburg was in our possession. Nothing of recent date has been heard from General Sheridan, but the Richmond Whig of the 15th contains a despatch from General Lee stating that Sheridan had been routed in an engagement with Fitz Lee and Hampton ...
... Tne negro troops stormed the Confederate ports. Butler’s corps had not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig, of the 15th instant, repot ts the defeat of General Sheridan by General Fitzhugh Lee and Hampton, with hea?y loss. No particulars ...
... aim at turning out the PalmersLon government that they may carry out their foreign mea- sures, and thus be indebted to the Whigs for their foreign, as they already have been for their domestic, policy. The contemplated attack on the Treasury benches will ...
... The negro troops stormed the Confederate feels. General Ballet bad not reached Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig of the Iftth instant reports the defeat of General Sheridan Generals Fitzhugh Lea and Hampton, with haary loss. pattisnlart ...
... The negro troops stormed 'he Confederate forts. General Butler had not reacted Petersburg before the assault. The Richmond Whig of the 1 >th instant reports the defeat of General Sheridan by 6ei erala Fitahugh Lee and Hampson, with be ivy loss. No particulars ...