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Bluefield Evening Leader

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1909

Page

2

Slow News From The Vickabure Daily Citizen 1800

Fragment from a historical issue reports Confederate morale and policy, praising Lee and cavalry exploits, noting Union setbacks in Maryland and Pennsylvania. It mentions Grant planning a dinner in Vickabure and hints at national tensions during the siege, with Aim toward relief and victory.

Rebel Movements Reported Near Pittsture Through National Road

Washington dispatches note that Major Hrazell reports Confederate forces advancing on Pittsture via the National road from Cumberland. Pickets reach Granteville, thirty eight miles from Uniontown, with Union troops on alert. A June report says two Hooker staff members were captured near Fairfax as operations proceed. Harrisburg confirms a New York cavalry regiment capturing rebels in ongoing actions.

Philadelphia Washington Star Hrazell United States Volunteers Fayette County Penn Pittsture Camberland Alleghany Granteville Uniontown Payette County Washington Hooker Xuerillon Jost Feirfax Harrisburg New York Cavalry

Rebels threat to Baltimore in Maryland from Hagerstown to Fredericksburg

Dispatches describe Union forces blocking the Potomac line with gens Couch Rhodes and Ewell in action near Williamsport Chambersburg and Gettysburg. Rebels numbering about 8 000 to 20 000 hover across the Potomac from Cumberland to Harper's Ferry while preparations fortify Baltimore amid fears of assault and reports of cavalry, artillery, and encampments.

Cheapest Shoes Noted At J D Birds Cash Store

The J D Bird cash store on South Hiand Street advertises the lowest priced footwear in town. Shoppers are invited to visit to see the selection and compare prices.

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