Pictorial War History and Massachusetts Troop Movements
The notice highlights Frank Leslie’s Pictorial History of the War of 1861 and praises its plans for subscribers. It then lists Massachusetts regiments, doctors, and officers, with muster details for the Third and Fourth Regiments at Hampden Park and Taunton, the Sixteenth Regiment command changes, and camp arrangements at North Cambridge and Camp Old Colony.
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Battle at Great Bethel details and casualties
Report from Newport News recounts the engagement near Great Bethel where rebels defended a river ford with a 12 pound rifle cannon and two field pieces. Union forces retreated after heavy fire but a flanking move by Lieut. Col. Washburne threatened the battery. overall casualties include twenty five killed and fifty wounded with several missing.
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