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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1864

Page

4

Gallant Naval Victory Recaptured Sy mouth and Plymouth

The Roanoke Island dated report praises Lieut Cushing and Com Macomb for recapturing Sy mouth N C and shelling Plymouth. The fleet landed about 100 men, carried Fort Bateman, and captured 40 heavy and 12 light artillery pieces plus stores. The town burned after a magazine explosion. nine men, including Paymaster Swan, were captured or wounded. Wave man was killed.

EaLtmont Navy Roanoke Island Symouth N. C Cushing North Roanoke Middle River Plymouth Com. Macomb Cannister Macomb Dever Sands Fort Bateman Water Street Col Wardrop North Carolina Langworth N. C. Union Vols Lieut Cashing Swan Waveman

Lincoln leads in national election returns from multiple states

Despatches report Lincoln with large leads in Maine New Jersey California Oregon Nevada and Illinois while McClellan trails. Illinois shows 34 000 Lincoln majority and Republicans gain seats in Congress with eleven of fourteen in Illinois and gains in Iowa.

St. Louis Pacific Coast St. Joseph San Francisco Linecoln California Lincoln Oregon Nevada Curiaco the Evening Journal Illinois Iowa

Rebels vanish from Johnsonville as Forrest forces depart

Advices from Paducah say rebels are gone from this side of the river and Forrest’s army is not east of the river. Schofield with 1700 troops reaches Johnsonville and the river is to reopen soon. Memphis votes Lincoln and McClellan in a tightened race. several state districts swing to Lincoln. Steamer arrivals report 400 bales cotton for St Louis.

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