Stuart's Cavalry Raid Through Pennsylvania Report
Details of Stuart's cavalry crossing the Potomac at McCoy's Ferry and moving rapidly into Maryland and Pennsylvania, with fresh horses supplied by locals. Also notes Pleasanton's pursuit and 98 miles covered in 54 hours, and a reconnaissance toward Winchester with Hancock at Charlestown. Reports describe continued cavalry actions and claims of Confederate defeats near Richmond.
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Jefferson on TOE War Power over Siavz xy
In a New York Times letter Mr Hurburt contrasts Thomas Jefferson and Jefferson Davis noting Jefferson’s stance on slavery and liberty. He cites Cornwallis’ seizure of enslaved people and Jefferson’s defense of liberty as a counter to Davis’s views.
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Rebel Soldiers Breeches and Abirt-Tails Quoted
The Louisville Journal quotes a Civil War venting remark about rebel soldiers breeches worn out and their abirt tails when weary of fighting. The line suggests that retreat would signal to Yankees a multitude of flags and a tainted morale.
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Rebel generals reported killed near Bardstown in recent engagement
Dispatch from Louisville last night says Bragg and Cheatham were believed dead in the Wadteeday engagement near Bardstown. Union forces held the field and skirmished at dawn. A Cairo reporter notes Vicksburg unrest and high prices for goods under rebel rule.
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Cavalry Maneuvers North and South Mentioned in Press
The Boston Daily Advertiser discusses Narragansett Bay advantages praised by naval authorities. The Hartford Press notes Stuart's cavalry ride around McClellan’s army from Hancock to Chambersburg, avoiding Washington due to rebel cavalry use.
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