News from the Alabama conflict and Irish figures
Reports describe a June gunboat capture off France, with Semmes and part of the crew escaping. Irregularities in Danish question talks spark excitement in Marsland and southern Pennsylvania. Sicily sources note Smith O'Brien's death as Memphis papers announce Gladiator's arrival. Rebel ram activity near Charleston grows, and Union reinforcements engage near Clarendon with hundreds captured on both sides. heavy fighting yields no ground for the Union.
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Memphis
White River
Queen City
Shelby
Beige Gon
Sheridan
St. Charles
Guntone Queen City
Donog
Gao
Marmaduke
Clarendon
Duvall
Gun
Sherman’s Forces Recount Losses at Kenesaw Mountain Front
From Sherman’s dispatches the 27th front assault on Kenesaw describes heavy fighting, strong Confederate works, and severe casualties. Union commanders Hooker Schofield and Morrison push through felled forests and dense timbers, sustaining many losses including General Hooker. The retreat is orderly, with at least 1000 dead or wounded carried from the field.
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Pelat
Chicago
Jenenat Nativines
Chattahoochee
Shertan Kiumeels
Lost, Pine
Black Jack Mountains
Kenesaw
Johason
Marietts
Lost Mountain
Shernan
Hooker
Mgt
Heol
Ant
Stevenson
Stewart
Hindman
Loring
Touche
Hardee
Cheatham
Osborne
Walker
Bates
McWherson
Schofield
Wich
Looker
Government Loan Authorized by Con Breeen in March
The document discusses a government loan authorized by Actor Con Breeen in March, detailing terms of demotion on codified accounts, interest rates, and exemptions for state or local participation. It cites the funded debt of the United States as of March 1868 and notes the mechanism for subscription, authentication, and allocation through national banks and public money depots.
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Conwreen
United
Statenon
Theoriny
ABTNA
Confederate threats and Union responses amid Maryland raid reports
The bulletin details Confederate incursions into Maryland and Pennsylvania with Gov. Seymour calling for 12,000 New York militiamen. Reports describe telegraph updates from Harrisburg and Carlisle, defenses around Gettysburg, and Union movements under Gen. Couch and Gen. Sigel as rebels push toward Pennsylvania towns and border counties.
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Seymour
Maryland
Martinsburg
Harper's Ferry
Rebels Cross Potomac Near Falling Waters Amid Civil War News
Reports from July 4 indicate rebels crossing the Potomac at Falling Waters while Congress adjourns in Washington. A Kentucky Central railroad official, R B Bowler, is killed by an omnibus in Cincinnati. Gen Couch's dispatch notes small cavalry units crossing Falling Waters and a 6000 strong main body near Williamsport with 2000 cavalry at dam No 4.
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Hansignone
Sigel
Leetown
Danville
Protaparrara
Potomac Rive
Halling Waters
Cincinnati
Tuly
R. B. Bowler
Kentucky Central Railroad
the Enquirer
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Couch
Chambersburg
Williamsport
Battiwone
Agerstown
Harper’s Ferry
Webber
Harper's Ferry
Mulligan
Hagerstown
Shepardstown
East Side
Point of Rocks
Frederick
Pennsylvania Proclamation Call for 175000 Infantry 1864
Governor Curtin issues a July 6 1864 proclamation calling on Pennsylvania freemen to enlist 175000 infantry for 100 days to defend Washington and its vicinity. The measure aims to support Gen Grant before Richmond and urges immediate response from capable citizens. Harrisburg seal date given.
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Wurrras
U.S
Commonwealth of Pennsylsania
Washington
I. A. Curtin
Anid Commonwealth
Freeman
Pennsylvania
Grant
Richmond
Commonwealth
Republic
Harrisburg
A. Currin
Sinking of the Alabama after engagement with the
The pirate Alabama was sunk ten miles from Cherbourg after a one hour forty minute duel with the USS Alabama. Semmes and crew were saved by the British yacht Dearhound. three wounded and nine killed reported. Other dispatches note fighting near Harper's Ferry and advances in Maryland, with telegraph disruptions and movements from Frederick.
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Baltimore
Alabama
Cherbourg
Semmes
Pet
Dearhound
Sevein
Brrth
Acton
Ivins
Kenrange
Kosrange
Firag
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Coln
Wate
Thase
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London Globe
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NEW Clothing House
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