Rebel Movements Near Culpepper and Washington Reports
May 27 dispatches describe Rebel concentrations near Culpepper and Brandy Station with cavalry forces at Culpepper and Gordonsville. Grant reportedly aims to take Vicksburg after dispatches to Davis. Rumors of a Confederate invasion of Pennsylvania circulate among Washington and Harrisburg authorities. Reenforcements and logistical movements, including forage to Culpepper, are noted along with Union concerns of Butler’s new field assignment.
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Toledo Prompts Militia Enlistment Demand
The Battery authorized to be recruited in Toledo under the new militia law is nearly full and those seeking service must report promptly. The two gun Battery fills illustrate diligent work to meet Columbus authorities expectations, while Toledo remains first in war with swift Union support since the rebellion began.
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Fruit Prospect Dims Amid Calicio Ravages This Month
The Cin Times reports fruit prospects are not as promising as weeks ago. The curcalio has caused immense damage for the last fortnight, destroying fruit germs in several neighborhoods. A widespread war upon all kinds of fruit persists this year, sweeping away with army worm-like rapacity.
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Fruit prospects look bright across the county
Reports from multiple parts of the state indicate a favorable fruit crop. Early advancement suggests peaches and apples should escape harm from cold snaps, with exchanges calling the season promising and robust.
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First Rebel Congress Ends. Dixie Progresses in Richmond
The first rebel Congress expired in Richmond on the 1st. Candidates for a second Congress are announced in parts of the Confederacy. Vallandigham may join the canvass in Dixie. Major measures include taxation for government and military needs, a currency act, an act to fund Confederate notes, an impressment statute, army staff organization, a new flag, and a new seal. The rebel flag is white with red onions and blue stripes, some novelty atop the staff. A bill to criminalize US bonds and greenbacks failed in the Senate. General ticket elections, conscription for resident foreigners, and repeal of naturalization laws also failed. Peace terms proposals for Northwestern loyal States were defeated.
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