Fremont Journal exposes Loyalist bias and Union conventions
The piece discusses a Fremont era Union convention set for August to nominate candidates for county offices, cites delegates by county, and warns of political manipulation by opponents. It also defends General Butler's martial law in New Orleans, criticizing Democratic editors and stressing constitutional loyalty amid Civil War tensions.
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Secunia Ress
Dowd
Public Works
Sanducky County
Ottows
Maron
Erie
Crewford
Seneca
Bal
Honen
Sitineliy
Geo. M Parsons
Ch’o. BE
FO Martin
Soo'y
Union Executive Com
Culumbua
Jong
Battle near Turkey Creek drives rebels after four hours
A Civil War era dispatch reports a decisive land and naval assault where Union forces overwhelmed the rebels, capturing 000 prisoners including Gen Magruder. The action took place near Turkey Creek with heavy gunboat fire and a difficult retreat amid confusion and losses. Continuous reports of injured and missing soldiers follow.
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Teleebolanthod
Magruder
Turkey Creek
Jewrey
Pertinent Inquiry on Guerrilla Orders and Pay
A reader asks about salaries tied to supporting military actions against guerrillas as outlined in General Butler and others. The letter references General orders on guerrillas and notes remarks about wages, including a possible $5,000 figure, while commenting on the ethics and duties of those serving in defense of the Union.
Conservatism criticized in Syracuse Journal voice
The Syracuse Journal denounces conservatism as a shield of opion and abuse opposing emancipation and Republican measures. It calls out anti reform rhetoric and lauds progress, warning that true liberty lies beyond the dragback aristocracy. An iron clad vessel building summary follows, listing hulls, engines, boilers, turrets, and contract details across several shipyards and nations.
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Syracuse Journal
Congress
Fragmented Civil War dispatches from Monnroe to Richmond
July 2 dispatches describe gunboat actions on James River in Virginia Theatre with General McClellan’s forces moving through White Oak Swamp toward Yorktown and Fort Monroe. Reports claim heavy fighting, Union advances and telegraph constraints, plus rumors of Richmond fall but no confirmation. Memphis field note cites Confederate retreat from Richmond without details.
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Pale Cy
Wiliam
Fo Pan
Port Monroe
Stoneman
Yorktown
Fort Monroe
Tein
Fielen
McClellin
Gignlion Boand
White Oak
James River
McClellan
Alexander
Thik
Richmond
City Point
Vorktowt
Fort Mansox
St. Louis
Democrat
Memphis
Rumors from New York and Charleston Civil War updates
From New York June 28 Gen Scott's wife died in Rome on June 10 at 72. New Orleans reports trade revival and rising Union sentiment as rebel soldiers flood to take oath. General Shipley extends registry. Gen McDowell reportedly marching with his division toward Washington. Gen Benham under arrest ordered to report to Washington, with Gen Hunter leaving James Toland and stopping any advance toward Charleston without reinforcements. News of Secessionville shows light rebel force and heavy Union casualties amid messy assaults and reinforcements in progress. General Hranoan's 2,000 troops arrive from Key West at James Island as Charleston defenses strengthen. Reports claim Dupont could take Charleston with gunboats. resignation of Gen Shields reportedly accepted. Hunter's negro brigade controversy ends. War news includes a New Bern school order and recruitment bounty payments for volunteers.
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Hooter
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Ihegan
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Jackean
Aioe
Dwek Wims Ariey
Besen
Mipcune
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Uwe
Kinane
Meulolhan
Pratt
New York
Alen
Hach
Seeliner
Porter'e
Laith
N.Y. Herald
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Slocum
Palfwey
Meagher
Mn Denver
Molelion
Marker
Porter
Cate
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Bial
Lee
Will
Andere
Mere Colwell Om
Col. Roberts
Meuse
Arebal Mall
Beauregard
Hichenad
Jones
Loeonald
Enldiere
State of
Maine
Jackpert
Alt
Mamsaky
Storer
Iouelturia
Blefempads
Washington
Washington City
Nara
White Tone
McCleNny
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Tunstall
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Saltiers
Nobel
Tage
White House
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Staneman
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Tagale
Telee
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Ateemore
Scott
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New Orleans
Shipley
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Benham
Hunter
James Toland
Charleston
Deserious
Secessionville
Stevens
Wright
Williams
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Hranoan
Key West
James Island
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Com. Dupont
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Shields
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New York Tribune
Newasean
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Stanley
Newbern
N. C
Washington, D. C
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United States
Tifu
Forts and gunboats clash near Grand Gulf in Civil War report
The report details a naval gunboat engagement between Union vessels Itasca and Wabashickon against a Confederate battery near Grand Gulf, with 25 hits on the Itasca and 7 on the Wabashickon. One Union sailor was killed and seven wounded. Commander Palmer then shelled the town, which fled its batteries. The dispatch also notes Army of Virginia reorganization and Fremont’s relief. Charleston and Memphis blockade news follow, with Johnson’s dispatch on McClellan and Pope.
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Ho Humane
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Navy Department
Grand Gulf
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Vicksburg
Palmer
Palmer Anys
War Department
McClellan
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Fremont
Banks
McDowell
Army of Virginia
Papa
McCall
Bogs
Richmond
Fair Oaks
Chattanooka
Delaware Election Sparks Concord in County Rally
The Union nomination election was conducted with harmony in Delaware county on Saturday with a very large vote. In the city the total reached 1,434, near the county’s prior tally, signaling strong turnout for the November contest and a resolve to defeat rebellion. The New York World backs confis cation of slaves. Maryland Treasurer Robert Fowler paid war tax promptly, while Gen McClellan remained at the James River without issue.
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