Banks Column Reports Union Advance Through Valley Actions
Gen Banks advance column arrived at the town driving the enemy from the hill with artillery and cavalry. News from Harrisonburg shows Ashby encamped near New Market and rebels burned bridges south of New Market as Union forces pressed toward Culpepper and Warrenton. June 22 1862 reports from McClellan’s column describe night attacks near Smith’s position and Yorktown bombardment with heavy cannonading and prisoners taken.
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bombardment and troop dispositions along the mississippi
dispatches describe shelling by rebel forces and Union gunboats near new orleans and memphis. reports note 40 heavy guns on shore defenses, 24 on four gunboats, and growing fortifications with 6000 troops from pennsylvania and illinois. deserters rise, foote wounded, and halleck reinforcing since pittsburgh. a beauregard lull and rumors of potential reinforcement from pemberton loom amid muddy roads and strategic pivots toward corinth.
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