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Newspaper
Linn County Register
Location
Marion, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1863
Page
1
Reports from Pennsylvania describe a major battle Wednesday near Carlisle and Gettysburg with Gen Lee's army engaged. Major General Reynolds of the Federal Army was mortally wounded and died, and the outcome remains uncertain as the conflict potentially shifts the war's course.
Reported from the East that Lew is advancing on Chambersburg as Meade pursues. From Vicksburg Grant’s army details a night assault with logs of heavy casualties, 20th 45th and 1st Illinois leading the attack, Leggett wounded, Rebales repulsed, Union holding the fort amid fierce bombardment and fortification work.
From Fort Randall Dakota Territory officer notes no fighting with Indians aside from a few Saunties in the guard-house. He describes Yankton Sioux moved to their reserve, seven Sioux captured with horses and shot, and a forward movement expected by the 2nd Battalion to Fort Pierre. He praises Capt. Logan, notes warm dry weather, abundant game, and mentions E. B Williams win for Circuit Court judge in Cook and Lake counties.
A rapid stream of dispatches describes crowds in Gast Puivavenrota preparing for defense, rail lines disrupted and gunboats on rivers, with reports of Federal cavalry advancing toward Gettysburg and battles expected. Telegraphs note railroad burnings near York and troop movements toward Baltimore and Philadelphia routes.
General Joseph Hooker issues a formal farewell address from Potomac Headquarters on June 28 1893 relinquishing command of the Army of the Potomac. He transfers authority to Maj. Gen. George Meade praising Meade and expressing respect and sorrow as he departs noting confidence in the army’s future.
A Havana letter to the New York Times outlines Mexican events after Puebla with Ortega and other generals escaping Urizato despite promises of safe conduct. It notes the defense at Puebla, French movements from Vera Cruz, and Mexican forces under Generals Mejia and Marquez, amid a larger violent backdrop and political tension.
The Money Market shows abundant supply with money earning 8 to 10 percent per annum. Gold falls to 14 4, silver in demand for duties, and Canada and Kentucky Indiana funds show limited activity. Confederate money trades at 15 to 17 cents in Richmond and southern cities, with commentary on its loss of value postwar.
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