The Rancaster Gazette Reports Civil War Skirmish News
The item recounts fighting around Henlonville with Gen. Grant and Gen. Sherman involved. It notes corps movements, rebel withdrawals, and tactical positions near Raleigh and Weldon. President Macath and Grant witness scenes as rail lines are pressed toward Goldep Horn, with Union operations expanding as supplies flow.
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Wens
Jelineten
Raleigh
Julimaon
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Ceaut
Nobel
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Hiv
Leonattick
Granit
James
Steedman
Comande Grant
Petersham
Macath
Conorls Grant
Meade
Batneday
Goltaboro
Goltehorn
Sherman
Official War Bulletin Recaps Fort Breadman Capture
A Civil War bulletin reports Fort Breadman fell after a 4 AM assault and a subsequent counterattack. 1,600 prisoners taken, two flags captured, fort retaken intact, and McLaughlin and Haskell divisions cited for defense. Grant and Stanton provide the official summaries with casualty and prisoner tallies for multiple corps and actions near Richmond and Petersburg.
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Stanton
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Meade
Grant
Tieutien
Dion
Gordon
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Ouryina
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McLaughlin
Wilcox
Hartsuft
Brouch
Antbridle
Killec
Trogrot
Mulanughlin
Fort Steadman
Uthsewisa
Martsutt
Tradling
Jos Danks
Operations Reports and Civil War Dispatch Fragments
Fragmented telegraph and muster reports trace Union advances and rebel losses as Gen. Grant and Gen. Sherman push toward Goldsboro and Bentonville. Prisoner tallies rise, with estimates of fatalities near four thousand and thousands more captured or reported missing. General officers sign dispatches from March 25 to May 21, detailing movements, rail depots, and artillery activity across multiple theaters.
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Official War Bulletin Report From Army Of The Potomac
Fragmentary wartime bulletin notes official reports of operations by the Army of the Potomac. Mentions Major general dies, supply issues, and a March action near the Sadat line with unclear dates and officers referenced.
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