Editorials from Vicksburg and War News Rang Through 1863
A mixed column blends political editorials from Vicksburg with Telegraphic News and poems. It notes Grant and Pemberton's early careers, radical shifts in party support, and public unrest including a Washington riot. References to Chase, Fremont, Butler, conscription issues, and Derby winner Naylor augment a broad Civil War era mosaic.
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Continental Arrives From New Orleans With Civil War Dispatches
From New York June 8 The steamer Continental arriving from New Orleans on the 2d brings full Era files. A vast caravan of 600 wagons with 6000 Negroes 3000 mules and horses and 1500 cattle moves as guards under the 41st Massachusetts led by Colonel Chickering to New Orleans Barr's Landing on the 30th. Guerilla skirmishes occur as the advance meets resistance and loyalists express mixed feelings about withdrawals. Col Cowles funeral held on the 30th. A Union Association committee seeks voter registration for a Louisiana loyalist convention to form a state government. Governor Shepley pledges aid. The Era notes Porter's fleets near Vicksburg and ongoing bombardment and reinforcements, with details of attacks on batteries and river engagements.
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Passes for ladies to travel to rebel states prescribed
The order requires written sworn applications to Major L. C. Turner for passes to City Point Virginia. Applicants swear no contraband, limit to one trunk under 100 pounds of wearables, and assent to allegiance. A boat from Annapolis will depart July 1 for City Point with South bound travelers. Children may accompany mothers. Northbound passengers must take oath before leaving for Fortress Monroe.
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Rebel movements on Rappahannock suspected retreat
Washington dispatch reports late rebel movements on the south side of the Rappahannock leading officials to believe the rebels retreated from their lines. Union recon on Friday found losses with 30 killed or wounded and 60 prisoners taken in rifle pits. Capt Cross of the Regular Engineers killed. No general engagement feared though both sides held line and were vigilant.
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Memphis Falls to Union Forces as Civilian Rites Proceed
Carko Illinois reports capture of Memphis by Union troops with stores closed and business halted. A lengthy procession filed through main streets with banners while civil and military leaders spoke at Court House Square. Helena notes six were brought in Thursday night but no force shown. four rebel brigades nearby and General Rentiss vows to withstand attacks. No further word from Vicksburg or pickets.
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Grand reception for 37th and 38th regiments in New York
A large crowd in New York witnessed a grand reception for the 37th and 38th regiments with escorts from several units. Major Generals Sickles and McClellan reviewed the procession at the Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue Hotels. The regiments were hosted at a banquet that evening.
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Forces engage rebels near Spring Hill with losses
Our forces attacked retreating rebels at Spring Hill in a costly engagement. About 50 killed wounded or missing on our side, twice that on the rebel side. Guerrilla parties burned near Brent on Little Harpeth River. Bridge damage slight trains run today river falling with two feet of water on shoals.
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