Rebels Arm Negroes and Fortify Southern Cities
A Washington dispatch reports rebels arming Black regiments in Atlanta and Montgomery with whitesofficers directing about 8000 black troops. Details from Memphis note Galveston evacuation by federal forces with women and children allowed four days to depart. Reports describe 2000 rebels at Gordonavilla near Richwood fortifications and a naval rail expedition against Pocotaligo.
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Military Movements and Appointments Near Cumberland
Special to World confirms Gen Rosecrans appointed by the President to command the Cumberland department which includes Tennessee east of the Tennessee river, northern Alabama and Georgia. Grant forms 13th army corps while Rosecrans leads 14th. Soldiers’ pay and clothing issues to be addressed as requisitions proceed. Washington Star notes Gen McClellan moves headquarters to the Virginia side of the Potomac. Movements continue around Bolivar Heights with Burnside and Porter in position. Pleasant Valley is cleared of troops as McClellan HQ sits at Berlin near the Potomac founded by the Potomac.
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