Rebels Repelled at Fort Dea Isote and Missouri News
Fragmented dispatches describe a clash near Fort Dea Isote with rebel forces repulsed leaving casualties. Reports trace advances from Cumberland Gap and reinforcement movements by Union forces under Morgan and Woodward across multiple theaters. Notes from Cincinnati and Philadelphia reference Maj. Gen. Pope’s command and signals of success, including captures of transports and camps, plus naval actions on the Yazoo and along the Rappahannock with prizes and prisoners.
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Fighting at Bull Run and Manassas Junction Devastation
The Washington desk reports Rebels overran Manassas Junction destroying buildings, stations, and a railroad bridge cutting capital railway access. Union skirmishers at Manassas Junction were captured after a brief clash. Rebels moved toward Fairfax and Burke stations. Alexandria says Rebel forces seized trains and locomotives, while Wakefield’s division reportedly moved to Occoquan and government property was damaged. Thoroughfare Gap remained open to Rebels, a blunder blamed on General Pope.
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Rebels at Manassas Junction Lose Important Stores
The Express reports quartermaster stores captured by rebels at Manassas Junction valued at about half a million dollars. Rebels reportedly hold Manassas Junction, using flying artillery against a train from Alexandria. Railroads and telegraphs link to the capital are cut, while rumors of bridge burnings circulate. A separate Baltimore telegram notes a Winchester railroad passenger train was ambushed by fifty guerrillas, with Edward Lucas wounded and prisoners taken. A French prize ship named Ino, captured by the United States ship, passes Wood’s Side for Boston with a full cargo of gatton, after leaving Boston August 18.
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