First Pact Editorials From Vicksburg Grant as a General
A collection of notes and items from the era mentions Grant and Pemberton as former lieutenants in the regular army stationed at Detroit. It notes a riot in Washington with two hundred arrests and reports on cotton production by Mormons in Deseret. Also referenced are Chase's receipt of a donation and Derby winner Naylor, a Commoner who inherited wealth.
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Continentals convoy and Civil War actions near Vicksburg
The Era reports a vast convoy of 600 wagons with about 6000 enslaved people, 3000 mules and horses, and 1500 cattle moving toward New Orleans. Union forces under Colonel Chickering push through Teche County amid guerilla skirmishes. It notes Porter's fleets near Vicksburg, ongoing bombardments, and Grant and Pemberton facing each other with reinforcements arriving. Governor Shepley pledges aid for Louisiana loyalists seeking a US-aligned state government.
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Expedition to destroy a Mattapony River foundry at Walkertown
Rear Admiral Lee forwards Lieut. Commander Gillis report detailing a joint naval and army raid on June 4 5 to destroy a foundry and mills near Walkertown on the Mattapony River ten miles above Walkertown Aylett’s local forces destroyed machinery grain and captured livestock The mission involved 400 infantry on the Commodore Morris and gunboats in support with no Navy casualties The operation credited to evasion of West Point and disrupted rebel activity The piece also notes comments on Grant losses and Peru commissioner appointment and railroad ticket arrangements for soldiers
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Passes for Ladies to Travel South From Annapolis Under Regulations
An issued order outlines writing and oath verification for ladies seeking passes to travel to City Point Virginia or return from rebel states. Applications must swear on oath to restrict baggage and papers, with limits on trunks and contraband. Passes require inspection, a July 1 boat departure from Annapolis, and oath of allegiance before departure.
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Rebel Forces Fail to Retire at Rappahannock Crossing
Washington report details Union recon boats crossing Friday and Sunday with limited casualties. About 30 killed or wounded and 60 prisoners taken in rifle pits along the river bank. Captain Cross of the Regular Engineers killed. Engineer brigade suffered the main losses during the crossing. Both sides remained vigilant with occasional skirmishers in line of battle.
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Anniversary of Memphis Capture Celebrated in Cairo
Cairo Illinois reports the Union capture of Memphis celebrated with a long procession through principal streets. A Court House Square meeting featured speeches by civil and military leaders. Helena notes find rebel pickets driven in with no large attack yet. Four rebel brigades said to be nearby. General Prentiss expresses confidence in holding the line. No new news from Vicksburg.
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Reception of 37th and 38th regiments in New York
A grand reception in New York honored the 37th and 38th regiments with escorts from the 7th 71st 69th and 45th infantry regiments cavalry a battery and City Government. Major Generals Sickles and McClellan reviewed the parade from the Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hotels as a vast crowd observed. The regiments then joined a banquet that evening.
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Forces pursue rebels to Spring Hill retreat reported
Nashville dispatch says Union forces chased retreating rebels to Spring Hill and report their evacuation. Union casualties were 50 killed wounded or missing, with double rebel losses. Guerillas burned the Little Harpeth River bridge at Brentwood Sunday. damage slight and trains run today. River water two feet at shoals.
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