Rebel privateer Tacony seizes U S ship Isaac Webb in Caribbean raid
Captain Hutchinson and 600 passengers are held aboard after the Tacony captures the Isaac Webb a 1369 ton ship. The rebel crew forces bonds then allows sailing. The Umpire a Boston brig carrying sugar and molasses is burned and sunk with all hands transferred to the Isaac Webb. Captain Perry of the Umpire reports the capture.
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Florida
Cavalry actions and campaigns near Upperville and Middleburgh
Field dispatches describe a July Confederate cavalry clash around Upperville and Rector's Cross Roads with Gen Kilpatrick and Gen Gregg leading mixed regiments, captures of enemy guns, and heavy fighting in dense terrain. Reports note Confederate gains elsewhere, with Kilpatrick rescuing a trapped general and Union forces pursuing Stuart toward Ashby’s Gap amid high casualties for the rebel side.
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Lynch Law in Newburg After Prisoner Hanged by Mob
An Irish girl seeking work in Newburg was lured by a released prisoner to a farm, assaulted, and left insensible. The sheriff captured the assailant at Mattewan and locals mobbed the jail, dragging out the negro, beating him, and hanging him from a tree. Rumors of the girl's death circulated without confirmation.
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British News and Civil War Dispatches Update
Reports from Liverpool and London cover Lincoln thanks to the Emancipation Society, Ireland's governance debate, Puebla news boosting Mexican bonds, and Bank of England figures. Telegraph items note Mississippi operations favoring the Federals, Vicksburg’s fate tied to generals, and possible Confederate pushes. Belfast bread shipments and a slave piracy note close the dispatch.
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Missouri Emancipation Ordinance Proposed in Convention
Jefferson City June 23 The Convention debates a majority ordinance to emancipate all slaves in Missouri by July 4 1876 and end slavery for future entrants with a minority report proposing 1864 abolition with apprentices. Also considered were state officer elections and a motion to extend Gov Gamble’s term until November 1864.
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Capture of the Atlanta at Warsaw Sound under Union flag
The Atlanta ironclad, accompanied by two wooden auxiliary vessels, attacked Union ships in Warsaw Sound but was engaged by the Weehawken. Rodgers’s ship fired five shots, three hit, injuring pilots and damaging armor, leading to the Confederate vessel's surrender. The Atlanta, with 165 aboard, was captured and brought to Port Royal.
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Southern paper excerpts report Civil War actions in the South
The Savannah Republican notes gunboat raids on Altama hi plantation and St Johns Haiver, with a 720 enslaved person capture in the Cambabee raid. The 7th Connecticut in St Augustine, a Monitor at Hilton Head, and Alabama governor candidates Dowell and Watts. Colonel Carter raids East Tennessee destroying Zenors Brothers factory and adjacent buildings and wrecking railroad tracks.
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Reporter killed near PottoMac after cavalry clash
Newsman L. W. Buckingham of the New York Herald was killed while fleeing guerillas five miles from Aldie. His horse stumbled, throwing him and breaking his neck. His body and effects were later cared for by artist Wau4.
U.S. Five-Twenties Bonds Sell Amid Rebel Rumors
Philadelphia reports $600000 in Five-Twenties sales on Monday and $814000 today as large subscriber numbers persist. Bonds are being delivered through May 29 with strong public confidence in suppressing the rebellion.
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Belfast Deserters Shoot Two Officers and Kill Themselves
Yesterday in Belfast officer Mc Kenny was shot while trying to arrest two deserters named Grant and Knowles in Troy. A second officer died during the pursuit and the suspects chose suicide rather than surrender, leaving the case a deadly blaze of intractable violence.
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Rebel force crosses into Indiana reported near Bloomington
Rebels who crossed into Indiana on Sunday have not been overtaken and their exact whereabouts are unknown. Reports indicate they moved north of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, with Bloomington, Iowa reporting an encampment of 1000 citizens with pickets eight miles out as they intend to resist enrolment.
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Republican State Convention Likely Postponed in Pittsburgh
Harrisburg June 23 notes that the Republican State Convention set for July 1 in Pittsburgh may be postponed due to current conditions. General Grant has declined to grant furloughs to delegates serving in his department.
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Markets and commodities in New York and Chicago listings
First Board stocks rise with railroads and gold at varied levels. Cotton and grains move amid active trading. New York and weekly cattle market notes follow with declines in beef and sheep and higher swine prices.
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Boston School Committee Discusses Teacher Confirmations and Textbook Changes
The Boston School Committee met with Mayor presiding. Confirmations include Harriet A. Stowell as assistant at Lincoln grammar, Levantia F. Bradley at Lawrence grammar, and Mary A. Cushing at Eliot primary No. 3. Textbook revisions proposed include dropping Stearns English Pronunciation, adding single-entry bookkeeping, Bartholomew Drawing Books, Hillaré Readers, Eaton Arithmetic, Warren Geography for certain classes, and Drake History of Boston as reference. Additional orders authorize a new Hancock district primary school, ventilation upgrades, payment for temporary teachers, and piano coverings costing under ten dollars. Adjourned to July 7.
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Grant Reports Progress As Rebels Fire Heavily At Milliken Bend
The Luminary brings Grant reports from Chickasaw Bayou showing steady artillery fire from the enemy. Col Mower burns Richmond La and brings civilians to Milliken Bend while claiming rebel black flag symbols. Johnston’s forces move toward Yazoo City as cavalry expeditions suffer losses. Misner’s main expedition succeeds and railroad damage is noted.
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Rebel and guerrilla activity report from Arkansas to Mississippi River
On June 20 at Marion Arkansas Slat's cavalry seized a wagon believed to hold six barrels of flour and three boxes of goods.Inspection found over 500000 percussion caps packed in flour with stationery in the boxes.The capture passed Memphis authorities and implicated notable St Louis merchants. Rebel forces threaten Memphis to Corinth lines and guerrillas roam north of the line. At Youngs Point on June 17 the Ellet commanded marine brigade and Moore reconnoitered Echmond with 2300 men driving rebels from the town and taking 30 prisoners with minimal own losses.
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Morgan's Raid Reaches Cumberland Near Carthage
Reports from Louisville say General Morgan has reached the Cumberland near Carthage with about 4000 men and 16 artillery pieces. He is closely pursued by Colonel Winder of the 17th Indiana, commanding a brigade of mounted infantry.
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