President's Message and Troop Pay Measures July 1861
The President will issue the message with reports from War Navy and Treasury. no decision on printing. General Order 38 outlines payment for volunteers serving over three months, muster rolls, and pay processes. Deserters are stricken including Maj. Albert Smith. medical boards may remove officers deemed unfit. Regiments reviewed. crossing efforts at Sheppardsford encounter guide errors. various troops concentrate near Williamsport and Hagerstown with anticipated river crossing and impending combat before the Fourth.
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Ripley Named Brevet Brigadier General of the Army
Washington dispatch reports Col. J W Ripley is appointed Brevet Brigadier General with general approbation. Marine Artillery of the First Rhode Island Regiment sails, destinations unknown. Fourteenth New York and Fourth Michigan plus Eleventh Massachusetts arrive in Virginia with horses and cars. Fremont lacks a command and hopes for activity soon. In New York, officials deny resignation rumors about Welles, with Chase undecided on his report. A war-steamer expedition to Mathias Point is rumored. Government plans no grand-scale battle before August. no advance on Richmond before September.
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Rebel Force Proximity Near Fairfax and Flat Election Result
About 5000 rebels within an hour’s march of Fairfax with horsemen between pickets. election turnout was 72 votes for Close. Four rebels killed by Pennsylvania pickets. fourth body found and identified as a Fairfax farmer’s brother. Philadelphia ice-boat guards the city front. Lieut Chauncey McKeever named captain in the Adjutant General’s Department and assigned to Col. Hintzlemon’s staff.
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Fifty Dollar Treasury Notes in Circulation
Treasury notes with a face value of fifty dollars circulate among buyers and sellers as part of daily trade. The notice lists various items and institutions handling these notes, indicating ongoing use in commerce and regional availability.
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Battle at Williamsport Rebels Routed at Martinsburg
An hour after 4 pm a special train brought Corporal John N. McGenley of the Independent Rangers wounded from action. The report describes dawn to morning movements, skirmishes near Martinsburg with Gen Jackson’s artillery, and heavy rebel losses as Union forces under Abercrombie Thomas and Negley pushed the advance. Casualties were light on the Union side, with many rebels left on the field as they retreated toward the Potomac.
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Massachusetts Regiments Move and Fort Monroe News
Fortress Monroe reports the 2d Massachusetts moves to a front between Hampton and Newmarket Bridge while others shift duties inside the fortress. Deserters and enemy reports emerge as Colonel Baker’s California Regiment is awaited. A flag of truce brings Dr Richard, Lincoln's physician, from Richmond jail amid prisoner exchanges and naval arrivals.
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Elmira Regiments Move Toward Washington Transport
Elmira New York July 2 The 24th regiment departed this afternoon for Washington. The 23d is set to leave on Saturday as part of ongoing mobilization and troop movements reported from the area.
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Death of Central Railroad Treasurer Gilbert L. Wilson
Albany July 2 Gilbert L Wilson treasurer of the Central Railroad died this morning. Ship News Ar at New York 2d brig Leviathan from Cardenas
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