Hood Believed Killed in Atlanta Front Battles
Information from an officer at the front reports two battles before Atlanta left the rebel Gen Hood dead on July 22. Gen Rosseau and staff arrived from Marietta after a highly successful raid. Losses were 5 killed and 13 wounded, with 2000 prisoners paroled and 200 killed or wounded. 800 horses and mules seized and 31 miles of railroad destroyed along the Atlanta and Montgomery line.
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War Department calls raid a humbug and militia draft question eyed
Washington dispatches report mixed war news. The War Department dismisses a raid as a humbug while the Post notes Solicitor Whiting drafting a new opinion on exempting the militia from the draft. Forces report reentering Martinsburg and skirmishing at Williamsport. Rebels do not hold Frederick or Hagerstown.
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Indians Attack Santa Fe Trains as Gen Blunt Heads Field
The Despatch reports Indian attacks on Santa Fe railroad trains and large store losses. General Blunt takes command in the District of Upper Arkansas with forts Riley, Larned, and Lyon as militia mobilizes for defense while Gen Curtis leads a small force in the region. Defensive measures are being prepared.
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Refugees Stir Denver Kansas as Texas Migration Surges
The Santa Fe Gazette reports 57 Texas refugees landed in Denver City Kansas last week with 20 more families en route. Arizona Governor Goodwin sets July 18 for Delegates to Congress election. Maximilian's proclamation to Mexico is also noted in the Gazette.
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Belle brings cotton as Texas prisoner report emerges
The Belle from Memphis delivers 80 bales of cotton. A Texas arrival in Memphis says Tyler houses 4000 prisoners who are well treated.
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Market roundup on New York stocks and money market
First Board stocks rise led by Illinois Central and Reading with varied rail names. Second Board gains mirror strong utilities while commodities show mixed results in cotton, flour, wheat, corn, and beef markets with price shifts across several items.
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