Fort Pillow and Memphis Rebel Fleet Debacle
Confederate earthworks at Fort Pillow near the Mississippi are described in detail, noting fortifications, armament, and garrison reductions. The article covers the capture of Island No. 10, bombardments, and planned attacks, then shifts to the Lincoln fleet’s approach, the dramatic battle near Memphis, and the destruction of the rebel flotilla including the Lovell, Thompson, and Beauregard vessels. It ends with reactions from Memphis, including mayoral correspondence and civilian sentiment.
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Union Movement in Texas Signals Reentry to Union
The New York Tribune notes Unionists in Texas are poised to act and restore the state to the Union under General Sam Houston. A private channel confirms quietly matured arrangements and imminent public moves by the Unionist faction amid Civil War era tensions.
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Fremont Department Details at Harrisonburg Affair
Dispatches from Fremont's department describe skirmishes near Harrisonburg with Union forces under First Maryland Cavalry and Colonel Kane’s Pennsylvania regiment engaging the enemy in timber and ridges. Casualties occurred on both sides as brigades pressed the attack before nightfall. Full reports to follow.
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Returned Prisoners and Forces Moving to Richmond
Washington reports Major Stone of the 3d Iowa Cavalry Colonel Miller of the 18th Missouri and Captain Gregg of the 58th Illinois arrived on parole after the Shiloh campaign. They warn of Beauregard and Jackson forces en route to Richmond while private soldiers are paroled. Officers say Prentiss surrender occurred at 5:30 PM and many regiments surrendered after heavy fighting.
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New Orleans Provisions Scarcity Linked to Butler Policy
Letters from New Orleans report extreme food shortages and rising trader prices. Northern ladies sought aid from Gen Butler’s officers while Union sympathizers faced detention and hardship. Some Southern merchants promise to settle debts, others reject reconciliation as war drags on.
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Superior Court General Term Hatch v Holland case notes
The case concerns two bills of exchange indorsed in blank at Brookville Indiana and discounted in Cincinnati. Plaintiff added words without relief from the stay laws when filing them up. Holland as accommodation indorser argues the words void the bills. Indiana judgment voided the instruments but the defense asserts estoppel. Arguments by Judge Tilden Brower for plaintiff and Judge Collins for defense.
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