Fremont’s Warm Friends Seek First Negro for 10,000 Corps
The group backing Gen. Fremont is actively searching for the first African American recruit to join the 10,000 men corps intended to form the Pathfinder lead unit.
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Patchen and Butler Duel in Fifth Saddle Race on Fashion Course
The fifth match between Geo. N. Patchen and General Butler for mile heats under saddle drew large crowds. Butler led early in heat one but Patchen won by two lengths in 2.28. heat two saw Butler victorious in 2.21, the fastest saddle time, while heat three ended with Butler three lengths ahead and Batl rider Dan Mace delivering a final surge to win in 2.34.
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Land Under Cultivation Expands Despite War Outlook
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Civil War Updates From Washington Front
Reports indicate many Union soldiers disabled or wounded are returning to service. Adams Express Co. reportedly accepted valuables for transit north. Of 513 rebel prisoners to be exchanged 51 are severely wounded. Gen French assigned to Harper's Ferry. Reconnaissance near Culpepper found few rebel scouts. Large influx of sick and wounded from Virginia sent to local hospitals.
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