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Newspaper
Burlington Weekly Hawk
Location
Burlington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1863
Page
1
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The Battle of Sunday at Chancellorville described
A New York Herald correspondent chronicles the Sunday fight at Chancellorville. Hooker reshapes his line overnight to face the Confederate assault, detailing fierce left wing actions by Sickles Birney and Whipple, heroic stands, heavy casualties, and the eventual reformation of a defensive line despite grinding losses.
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New York Herald
Chancellorville
Fook
Rappahannock
Hooker
Fredericksburg
Reynolds
Slocum
Sickles
Scott’s Creek
Couch
Meade
Frederickspurg
Berry
Shad
Birney
Whipple
French
Shields
Shenandoah Valle
Kearny
Old Guard
Chancellorsville
Stoneman Reports Supplies in Albemarle and Lee Moves South
General Stoneman notes large quantities of supplies in Albemarle county gathered by inhabitants. Lee and Hampton move to protect these, while the expedition totals may exceed a thousand miles traveled. Despite bad roads and swollen streams, the battery and main force completed the march with no accidents, though fatigued. No communication with Gen. Hooker’s army during the period.
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Hooker
Tle
Orange Court House
Dimmick
Diminick
Third
Second Corps
Chancellorsville
Heartsi Kead
White House
Seagee
Valentine
Kensett
Bierstadt
Tait
Hays
Port Gibson
McClernand
Baldwin's Hills
8Th
18Th Indiana
Carr
18Th
17Th Army Corps
Judge Baldwin
Rodney
Bayou Pierre
Baldwin
Port Gibson Road
Rodney Road
Hovey
John E. Smith
John W. Steven
Stoneman
Rappahannock
Averill
Orange and Alexandria
Lee
Hampton
Culpepper
Gordonsville
Shepherdsburg
Raccoon Ford
Louisa Court House
Virginia Central Railroad
Charlottesville
North Anna River
Sanceyville
Thompson's Crossroads
South Anna River
Fredericksburg and Richmond
Ashland
Richmond
Hanover Court House
Pamunky
Peninsula
West Point
James River
Columbia
James
Cartersville
Richmond and
Lynchburg
Mattapony
Thomson's Cross Roads
Stuart
Guiney
Spotsylvania Court House
Rapidan
Major Johnston
Straight
Nashville
Cumberland
Tennessee
Dodge
Alabama
Georgia
Courtland
Tuscumbia
Forrest
Spring Hill
Col. Straight
Decatur
Bridgeport
Coosa
Rome
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Middle Tennessee
Starn
Biddle
Edmondson
Roddy
Ala
Giles County
Brown's Ferry
Town Creek
Cuscumbia
Central
Dayton’s Gap
Sand Mountains
Starne
Blanchardsville
Fanon
Gadson
Gadsen
Hathaway
Cedar Lluds
Cedar Bluffs
Col
du UN Gap
Armstrong
Rica-Mond
Yorktown
H.W. Trallect
Louise C.H
Harris Light Cavalry
Hungary
Frederickshire
Sover
Brook Turnpike
Lieut Brown
A. D.C
Winder
Meadow Bridge
Chickahominy
Hanovertown
Ayletts
Mattaponey
Tappahannock
Sth
10Th
Virginia
King and Queen Court House
Tatones
12Th
Thinois
Davis
Loucester Point
Owen Jones
Metrwin
Hackley
Estis
Col. Davis
J. Kilpatrick
Comdg
Brig
Ad Div
Albemarle County
Gen. Hooker
Tribune
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