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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1862

Page

2

Report of a Slave Insurrection in Mississippi

Memphis dispatch June 21 reports Col Slack in command and forcing city officials to take allegiance or be treated as traitors. Greensboro MS notes black residents increasingly threaten white residents. a failed negro plot is reported. Mobile News cites a 6000 strong camera brigade under Gen Lawton sailing to reinforce Jackson. Federal fleet actions near Vicksburg show limited activity with gunboats seen. 5000 Federals may leave Baton Rouge for Vicksburg. Lovell headquarters move to Meriden and a brief volley from advancing divisions near the lower artery conclude the report.

Mississippi Mobile Vicksburg Memphis Tenn Slack Greensboro Okibbeha County Mobile News of Lawton Jackson Fort Morgan New Orleans Grenada Baton Rouge Lovell Meriden

Public Property at Jackson Miss Being Removed to Columbus

Special despatches report that public and private property from Jackson is being moved to Columbus. Gen Hindman of Arkansas is among prisoners taken at White River. Rev Joseph Warren, chaplain of the 26th Missouri, released by Beauregard, left Jackson on the 15th. Confederate losses at Secessionville cited as 40 killed and 100 wounded. 140 Federals buried, 40 prisoners taken. James Island battle described as severe with Confederate victory and 50 to 100 Confederate losses. Col Lamar wounded, Captains Reed and King and Lieut Edwards killed. Holly Springs occupied by Federals. provost marshal captured. train fire yields deaths of Lieut Hall and others. no public stores remain.

Farr Oaks N. Y Hooker 16Th Massachusetts Williamsberg Grover Lancwson Wiliamsburg Lavin Sixteenth Massachusetts Fifty Virginia Alabama Georgia A. B. Fuller Jackson Miss Columbus Charleston Curiaco Chicago Tribune Cairo Hindman Arkansas White River Joseph Warren 26Th Missouri Beauregard Charleston Mercury Secessionville Augusta James Island Lamar Col Reed King Lieut Edwards Holly Springs Memmpuis Grenada South Lieut. Hall

Western Virginia Admission and Army Reorganization Debates

In Washington on June 23 the Senate reported bills for admitting Western Virginia to the Union and establishing national arsenals. The Senate passed an oath bill for office holders with exceptions. The tax bill conference supported suspending direct tax in two years. The House discussed District Emancipation and thanked Capt. Davis. The House approved Treasury notes bill after Spaulding amendment, then laid over.

Washington Senate Wade Committee On Western Virginia Union Lane Indiana Wilson Massachusetts Secretary of War Committee of Conference Powell Clark House Lovejoy Ill District of Columia Wickliffe Capt. Davis Charles H. Foster North Carolina Treasury Spaulding U. S Secretary of the Treasury

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