Fragmented Civil War Report Blends Navy and Military Notes
A long dispatch mixs fragmentary items about Confederate and Union actions. It cites a chase near New York, a Havana passenger list, the telescope rifle tests, and a biographical sketch of J A Kingman of Birmingham. It also covers wartime speeches in New York praising loyalty, and a pay table for contraband labor at Fortress Monroe.
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Military dispatch sketches Union General Hunter and Missouri defense plans
Telegram reports General Hunter's movements near Barcoxie and plans for retreat if Prive advances. It notes Treasury of Missouri militia under Governor Gamble, reorganization with Major General command, state staff, and funding by the General Government. It mentions Fremont removal and mixed reactions of officers.
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Rebels Moving Lower Potomac Threatens Washington Line
Dispatch from Washington reports Confederate movements along the Potomac as General Hooker strengthens positions at Mattias Point and Gunticoreek. Reports say rebels are frightened, advancing only to shore, while Union forces reinforce and redeploy. The note mentions hospital fires and soldiers moving from Retreat Hospital, with Lincoln planning to leave Boston Saturday and Senator Green defending Union support amid confiscations.
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New York
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War Department
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Pennsylvania
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Potomac
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Reath Ward
Greve
Gunticoreek
Gace McClellan
Hooker
Mattias Point
Lincoln
Nw York
General Bott endorses President. calls for unity and trust
The fragment records General Bott praising the President and urging national unity. He commends the President’s leadership and notes confidence that the country’s destiny will be secure under capable hands. The remarks also reference a high level cabinet relationship and a formal greeting to supporters.
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Port Royal Bombardment Reported In Rebel Daybreak
A Federal dispatch from Norfolk and a Tritone special describe Confederate explosions near Port Royal and the risk of loss for Union ships. Reports claim a rebel commander seized a steamer, threatened to seize gear from a vessel, and that one Union ship was disabled while another ran aground near Port Royal. Major Doubleday assigned to fortifications on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
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