Rebel forces suffer heavy losses as Union pushes gains
Dispatches from New York and Washington report Union troops winning key actions with rebels admitting large casualties. Six guns and prisoners captured. McClellan’s forces advance toward Richmond while gunboats shell enemy positions. A deserter’s letter criticizes feeding rebel prisoners and calls for northern aid to end the war. The Nassau raid details warn of Confederate blockaders arming vessels.
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The Washington scene sees bold rebel sympathizers amid rumors of Federal disasters. Kentucky Rep Wicklife spreads unverified reports of McClellan surrendering to Lee. A flag incident and cheers for Jeff Davis surface at a local picnic. A clerk’s charity fund is debated, showing factional tension in public offices.
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