Gen Prentiss letters from Helena on July 4 actions
General Prentiss reports heavy pressure from Price Holmes Marmaduke Parsons forces, with 1200 prisoners taken and 60 or fewer killed or wounded. Gunboats Tycoon and Silver Moon arrive with 860 prisoners, including 80 officers. Rebels reportedly plan renewed assault. Hurlbut promises reinforcements.
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Taunton Celebrates Victory With Salute and Fireworks
Taunton and Concorp residents mark substantial Civil War news with sunset salutes, bells, and fireworks. Generals Grant Meade and Couch are honored with cannon, music, and speeches as the fall of Vicksburg is celebrated amid broad excitement.
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Rebels Capture Steamers at Brandenburg Ky
About 200 rebels captured the steamers Alice Dean and J S McComb at Brandenburg Kentucky yesterday afternoon. Gunboats are in pursuit as authorities report the incident and ongoing pursuit by Union forces. Philadelphia note mentions subscription agent sale of 1,000,000 in five-twenties.
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Markets Pulse on New York Stocks and Commodities
July 8 market report notes First Board stocks down with diverse declines across railroads and coal, gold near 1314, and various US and railroad securities showing lower prices. Second Board listings also slide, with mixed results in rails and coal preferreds. Commodities: cotton dull, flour weak, corn and wheat soft, pork firmer, lard weak, oils dull, and freight market soft. receipts and sales noted across grains and meats.
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