Defeat at Winchester Ends Cavalry and Infantry Retreat
A Civil War report details Milroy’s withdrawal from Winchester after heavy skirmishing with Rhodes’s force. Union forces under Elliott and Carlin clash with Confederates along Romney and Berryville roads, with heavy losses and riders like Major Higginson and Captain Sargent. The retreat ends at Harper’s Ferry, as brigades and officers are praised for endurance amid chaos.
Declined Governor Candidacy Stirrs Massachusetts Race
A Boston–area note says Hon. Alexander H. Bullock of Worcester has declined consideration as a Massachusetts governor candidate. The column mixes political gossip, war updates, society items, and brief notices from New York and Philadelphia about editors, officials, and public figures.
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A man presumed dead by his Amsterdam wife moved on to business in New York and remarried. His first wife, alive and in penury, waited in Amsterdam. A second lover died before their planned wedding. Reunited, the couple resumes their marriage after decades apart.
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Telegraphic Wnews to the Boston Post
Telegraphic bulletins sent to the Boston Post from the American Telegraph Lines Office at 83 State Street report brief regional items and quick market or political notes.
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Fight at Aldie Washington June 22 described by dispatches
Dispatches recount the June 22 fight at Aldie under Gen. Hooker with cavalry and artillery clashing against Stuart's force. The battle opened fiercely, both sides fought hard, and after hours of running combat the rebels began to yield. Union losses were highest at the start. exact figures were not provided.
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Rebel force advancing toward Potomac in Pennsylvania action
Reports from Harrisburg on June 22 indicate the rebel force west of the Potomac is moving toward the area. An enemy garrison reportedly occupied Greencastle at noon with cavalry infantry and artillery and is believed to be in strong force. Troops at Chambersburg are commanded by General Knipe.
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Port battle reports and political moves through Civil War era notes
From Osaka and Richmond reports dated June mid month, details of a Port H defense fight on the 12th, Confederate troop movements toward Grant, and transfers to Confederate command. Gov. Vance to call Legislature on May 30 ahead of a possible extra session. A large tobacco box sold in Richmond for $3. Reverend Graves of North Carolina released amid grand jury developments.
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Troop Advances and Prisoner Exchange Reported at Fortress Monroe
From Fortress Monroe New York June 22 A Commercial letter notes a troop advance during the past week with light losses. The gunboat James Adger carried 18 officers and about 120 crew from the rebel steamer Atlanta captured on the 17th by Captain John Rodgers Weehawken. Four officers exchanged returned to Norfolk. Forty-four rebel prisoners arrived aboard the Baltimore boat guarded by the 7th New York regiment.
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Rebels Routed and Cattle Seizures Reported in Tennessee
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Mixed Civil War Dispatches From New Orleans to New York
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Troops Leave Staten Island After Mutiny and Desertion
Troops encamped on Staten Island have consolidated and departed for Washington. A mutiny aboard the Planter led to 150 deserters being taken on Governor's Island. ringleaders were shot in the arm and others jailed. The City of New York carried European mails. Fort Hatteras enlargement for the 1st North Carolina artillery was raised. Gen Foster's wife is recovering. The steam tug America, from Philadelphia, searched for pirates but found no success.
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Rebel crossing thwarted as Union forces seize boats
Despatches from Memphis dated June 20 report Col Hodges cavalry captured two boats carrying rebel regiments and a battery attempting to cross the Tennessee River. Colonel Corwin is credited with breaking up a rebel regiment and destroying a large salt supply.
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Rebels Dominate Maryland Heights and Rail Line Damage
A Philadelphia despatch notes heavy Confederate activity near Maryland Heights with small Ewell forces from Sharpsburg to Frederick and rebels at Little Antietam. The Washington Star reports rebels destroying Baltimore and Ohio bridges from Harper's Ferry to Cumberland, delaying Union lines. Firing near Aldie is mentioned and Lee’s position remains unclear east of the Blue Ridge as generals assess movements toward Pittsburg or Wheeling. General Kelly reportedly halted westward Confederate progress at Cumberland.
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Washington News and Military Orders June 22
Attorney General Bates will leave Washington for St Louis for several weeks due to health. T J Coffey named interim Attorney General ad interim. DC Marshal seizes Wm F Phips real estate in Virginia. Fisher and Buchanan captured by rebel scouts carried orders to Gen Pleasanton. Spotts ordered to Port Royal to relieve Alma. Williamson to command Flag at Port Royal. Lincoln family planned summer retreat to Soldier's Home. Massachusetts supply steamer leaves for Port Royal. Parker assigned to Wabash. Foxhall A Parker takes command of the screw frigate at Port Royal. Stanton says no authority to raise colored regiments for less than three years or during the war.
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Rebels Cross Indiana Border Raid Aims to Burn Bridges
About 900 rebels crossed the Ohio River near Leavenworth into Indiana and moved toward Paoli in Orange County with reports they aim to burn the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad bridges. Troops advance to intercept. outposts fall back toward the main army if pursued. Philadelphia city troops in a Millerstown skirmish near Gettysburg took five prisoners with no losses.
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Missouri Convention Debates Electing State Officers by Vote
In Jefferson City on the Kansas Legislature day, Drake offered a plan for an October 6 election of State officers to serve until the 1864 general election. A substitute proposed delaying to November. The convention met all day with factions favoring immediate emancipation and popular state officer elections. The assembly unanimously expelled Prince Hodgkins for disloyalty.
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Montgomery expedition actions reported from Hilton Head
From Hilton Head dated June 22 a letter of the 17th says Montgomery's force including the 54th Massachusetts the 2d South Carolina and Brayton's Rhode Island battery moved up St Simon's Sound Georgia and Turtle River above Brunswick on the 8th and destroyed the railroad bridge over Buffalo Creek. The party also ascended Altamaha River on the 11th above Darien and noted the loss of one man and the need to obtain certain supplies pending orders from General.
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Troops for the Seat of War Arrive and Depart
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Illinois Despatch Details Journal Sealing in State House
A Springfield despatch reports the CO seals the journals of both houses and places them with the State Treasurer, claiming the law allows public access though the Assembly is still in session. The Democrats contest the move, noting the journals are property open by law to all while Sessions continue.
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Rebel Raid in Kentucky Reported Near Carthage
News from Louisvitzi Kentucky June 22 says John Morgan with 5000 men crossed the Cumberland River near Carthage last night. Passengers report considerable excitement at Gallatin with 50 advancing on the place. Preparations to defend it are under way.
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General Franklin Offers Services to Governor Curtin
Gen Franklin arrived from New York and tendered his services to Gov Curtin. He provided valuable information and indicated his assistance will likely be required.
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Indian Attacks and Band Captures Raise Alarm
June 22 report notes fifty of Sam Patch's band captured. Ten Indians killed at Government Springs last Saturday. Utes seen in large numbers in the Southern settlements signaling rising unrest.
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