Battle reports in Baton Rouge and Williams death noted
Descriptions of skirmishes near Baton Rouge with Breckinridge forces, captures of prisoners, and Gen Williams killed by a rifle ball. Reports mention Arkansas, gunboat engagement, and incendiary damage, followed by postwar election gains in North Carolina showing Union victories and Governor Stanley’s stance.
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Union and Rebel Forces Clash Near Clarendon Arkansas
Aug 15 reports say Gen Harvey's division fought near Clarendon Arkansas with six Union regiments opposing eight Confederate cavalry and Hindman's brigade. After a fierce engagement the rebels were defeated and 700 prisoners were taken. News from McClellan's army notes retreating Potomac divisions near Chickahominy. Guerilla actions reported near Mammoth Cave with the captain killed and the band captured. Gen Nelson observed in the area as trains move along the Chattanooga line.
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Evacuation of Garrison Landing and Civil War Updates
Washington dispatches report Garrison Landing evacuated with minimal resistance and troops advancing across the Chickahominy by pontoon bridge as Porter's corps reserves move up. Treasury to issue new postal stamps at 27000 daily. Butler and Dix leadership changes discussed. 300,000 militia planned under French National Guard model. London Times comments on Confederate morale and global reaction.
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