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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1861

Page

2

Rebel forces advance and prisoners move through Manassas

The Richmond Enquirer reports rebel forces have moved forward beyond Manassas and prisoners are arriving. One thousand Federal dead remain unburied. Gen Beau regard is not at Manassas. A captured 31,000 handcuffs are said found. Jeff Davis calls for Georgia regiments with 22,000 stand of arms. Adjutant Fairbanks is a Richmond prisoner. Thirty gunners join gun boats bound for Cairo. Smead of Louisville makes cannons for the Home Guard.

Washington Corres N. Y Badium Fortress Monroe Col. Baker Capitol Grounds Harper’s Ferry Road Arlington Heights McClellan McDowell Arlington Harney Wool Fortress Monroe Scott Gen. Siegel Missouri Gen. Lyon War Department Rosecrans Michigan Fairfax Maine Third Penobscot Michigan Third N. Y. Tribune Johnston Piedmont Leesburg W. Fatie Cox Ozark Sweeny Court House William S. Price Jackson Gene Lyon Neosho McCullough Cassville Springfield Tiede Walker Louisiana Tennessee Arkansas Lyon sSouthern Louisville Richmond Enquirer Manassas Beauregard Jeff Davis Georgia Regiment Fairbanks Michigan Regiment Richmond Cairo C.S. Smead Home Guard

Rebels Tampering with Indians in Osage region

From Leavenworth July 31 Advices state missionary Schoonmaker was forced to leave by rebels. A 500 man force led by Judge Brown set out to disperse them. Pawnees and Cheyennes near Marysville, Kansas threaten hostilities after rebel interference. Jamison and followers robbed stores after Harrisonville skirmish. D H Anthony acquitted today of R C Satterlee murder.

Leavenworth Schoonmaker Judge Brown Harrisonville Jamison D.H. Anthony R. C. Satterlee

Missouri Convention Elects Missouri Officers

The Jefferson City convention elected R. H. Gamble as governor W. P. Hail as lieutenant governor and M. Oliver as secretary of state. Gamble will be inaugurated this afternoon and the convention adjourns for the third Monday in December unless sooner called. Three hundred kegs of powder and six artillery pieces captured near Warsaw will be sent to St. Louis.

N. Y. Tribune Union Square Battery Stairs Aids-De-Camp M. Bonfils New York Astor Library Central Park High Bridge Blackwell’s Island Marquis de Montholon Bertinati Turin Washington Marquis Montholon Napoleon Marquis Frank Moore Peter Cooper Institute The Union Blenhardt Belmont Clothilde Selferino Frederick A. Seward da Buisson de la Guerronniere Hhis Prince Duchess d’Abrantes France Gulf Bellona Jeferson City R. H. Gamble Missouri W. P. Hail M. Oliver Gamble Warsaw St. Louis

Rebel Congress Approves NC Regiment Muster and Donations

Secret Richmond session reveals a resolution allowing the 1st North Carolina regiment to be mustered for the agreed term and paid for services rendered. It also authorizes disposition of church donations totaling 5228 dollars to relieve Manassas wounded. The New Orleans State Bank declares an 8 percent six‑month dividend.

Brenmont New Orleans Congress 1St North Carolina Regiment North Carolina Institute Manassas

Wise's Forces Retreating Toward Lewisburg

A military dispatch dated July 29 reports General Wise retreating toward Lewisburg from Gauley, with Gauley Bridge destroyed and a three day wait for a floating bridge. General Cox reports capturing a thousand flintlock muskets and small powder quantities left by rebels as Wise fells trees and destroys bridges along roads.

Wise Clarkspurg Cox Rosencranz Gauley Lewisburg

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