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The Daily Dispatch: April 26, 1864., [Electronic resource], Progress of the War. (search)
prudent to fall back to Pleasant Hill, where he could choose his own position, and on Saturday, about 5 P. M, met a renewed attack of the enemy with Emory's and Smith's troops. He not only gallantly maintained his own ground, but forced the enemy, which was 20,000 strong, under Kirby Smith, to retire hastily and in great disorder. We captured several pieces of artillery and a large quantity of small arms, three battle flags, and five or six hundred prisoners, including three Lieutenant Colone's and thirty line officers. Our entire loss is three thousand, that of the enemy much greater. Gen Ransom, commanding the 13th army corps, was wounded, but is rapidly recovering. Col Benedict, of the 162d New York, was killed. Gen Banks will advance again shortly. The rebel Gen Mouton was killed. Gen Banks will advance again shortly. (Signed)James. S. Bredin, Col. U. S. A, of Gen. Emory's staff. Affairs in the Southwest. The Memphis Bulletin, of