Rebels seize livestock and raids reported along Potomac
Dispatches describe cattle taken from the army of the Potomac and a rebel raid near a town outside Washington. Grants orders to seize unoccupied dwellings and stores are reported from Memphis. In Kentucky a two hundred guerrillas attack Mount Sterling but are repulsed by Home Guards with several casualties.
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Ironclad Gunboats Reach Mobile Harbor Opening City
Memphis dispatch notes 28th rebel sources say ten ironclad gunboats built in England have arrived in Mobile Harbor with three more en route. Each vessel carries ten to thirty guns and is reportedly clad in six inch iron. The blockade held by superior metal power. Mobile now viewed as open to the world with its new strength.
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Iron plated river warships ascend Yazoo with ram and guns
Report from Yazoo River country notes Star of the West armed with 22 guns and plated, W l Webb iron clad ram, a Mobile boat with one gun, and a raft battery site up river. In total 108 guns carried by Star of the West and Webb at New Orleans capture, with thirty river steamers noted along the Yazoo.
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Recruiting and blockade news from Washington despatches
The War Department plans to appoint recruiting officers to muster in men from old regiments while the Navy reports a British steamer Tubal Cain captured off Charleston and a blockade at Nassau. Proctor in Vera Cruz notes French blockades of Tampico and Alvarado. Lincoln favors expanded old regiment recruitment over new units. Prisoner exchange agents report a large rebel force assembling at Richmond. An advertisement promotes Herrick Allen's Gold Medal Galeration for digestive relief.
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Fruit adornments and Indian cotton claim new profits
A German journal notes Vienna fruit dealers decorate ripe fruit with armor bearings and initials, later revealing white fruit. A French firm ages short silk cotton from India to compete with American varieties, potentially raising Indian cotton production. New Orleans reports sugar arrivals down but prices up, with rebel pay issues and desertion fears. A Boston to Greensboro report details fires destroying a Shetack bridge, and a privateer chase near Bermuda. Cherokee treaty loyalties and cotton arrivals in Providence are also noted.
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