Second Battle of Cold Harbor Reporting Quiet Monday
Gen Grant and Sherman report all well with no fighting since Saturday night. Dispatches from Grant headquar ters note rebel attacks repelled and lines advancing toward the Nebel works near Hancock and Wright. McPherson moves toward Ackworth while Sherman nears Marietta. depots and supplies are ample with no decisive outcome.
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Manton
Dix
Grant
Hunday
Sherman
Bhut
Hancock
Nebel Works
Chickshominy
Dottom's Bridge
Allatoona Creek
Tates St
Tom
McPherson
Ackworth
Gen
Thomason
Marrietta Road
Bebefield
Evwin M. Staxvos
Marietta
Wasurxatos
Mondas
Petrasal
White House
Eowiy M. Stantos
Corp Haxpon
Sheridan
Hottom
Amy
Laren
Bot- Yo
Barnaide
N.Y. Tribune
Bottom's Bridge
Nasarit
Barlow
Bethesda Church
Keridan
Heanl
Richimond
18Th Corps
Burneide
Wilson
Cob Benlaeth U8
McKeean
Bern
General Assault At Cold Harbor Opens With Heavy Losses
War dispatches report a fierce assault across the Chickahominy with heavy casualties on both sides. Union forces push forward through earthworks and seize forward positions, while observers say the fight near Cold Harbor resembles a major engagement, with thousands reported killed or wounded and ongoing efforts to hold captured ground.
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Gettysburg
Lee
Chickahominy
Richmond
Union
Speckal
N.Y. Tribune
Wasuixavox
Tiranguarrens
Cou Taunou
Sammer
Ako
Ricketts
Ox Front
11Th Army Corpe
2D Corps
6Th Corps
Mbort
Hine
Dethenda Church
Hinziow
3Th Virginia
Terence Rigier
Morris
N.Y
Muanses
Cold Harbor
Carps
Hancock
Tth
Wright
Baulth
Warren
Burnside
Baldy Smith
Barlow
Gibbon
Jonaohn Birney
Guem
Breaking Ridge
Beauregard
Longstreet'a Corpa
Ewell
Til
Jes
W. McBrown
Whitie
An ‘Powee
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Bowen
J.w.colatias
Scene of the Struggle for Richmond
Special dispatches describe intense fighting near Richmond with Gibbon and Weight’s front extending lines, Neill and Ricketts advancing amid heavy artillery and sharpshooter fire. Reports detail heavy casualties, brave regiments, and reconnaissance of trenches as Sherman and Hancock coordinate corps actions along the Chickahominy front.
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Gibbon
Barlow
Hancock
Weight
Neill
6Th Corps
Russell
Ricketta
Kumell
Ricketts
Kursell
Devin
Martindale
Brooks
Hilary
Smith
Warren
Lee
Hreckinridge
Richmond
Wusteation
Gaines’s Mill Road
Wright
M Minio
Fred
Sherrin
Wottom
Chickahong
Heavy Civil War Fighting Near Howe's Store Report
Dispatches from June 1864 describe a day of mounted combat around Howe's store with Confederate attacks repelled and heavy casualties. Reports detail Union and Confederate positions, regiments, and officers, including losses to Col. Lloyd and multiple brigades, as weather and logistics hinder movement.
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Ever
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A. PL
McMahon
164Th
New York
Corcoran
Wegharge
Fred ‘Wesd
Wth
Morrie
Westley
Hige Toms Bridge
Waanisarox
Matiday
Washington
Bota
Coun Tavems
Euotiae
Jose
Hardy” Seath
Longsteet
Hill
Brecknridge
Polk
Hurgers
Corpa
Jehan
Bottom
Lou
Memonger
Haskell Millee
Col
Byrmee
Tribune
John R
W. To Palmer
Minton
Haskell
RiMahion
Ty Wee
Musser
Schuyler
Alii Oly
Iwuhler
Ly Mosiand
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Hayton
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arkleGon
Eline
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Vurresslee
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Raover
Savages
RIV
Earl Cezron MY
Associated Press
Walry
Hlowe
Miore
Mille Lett
Materday
Howe
Conlaxnptone
Gen. Butler
Foxx
Burien
Tames
New Jeray
Dentaler
Deataler
Walker
Evans
O. C
O.C
Elliott
Holcome's Legion
Fort Sumter
Howsells
Terry
Otter
Jame
Richwond
Rasim
James
Hoke
John
Lieyd
Lloyd
Bessea
Schenectady
Wea
Col Lloyd
Agal
Cal. Lloyd Aga
Capt
Lewis
Proteast
Taylor Lewis
Schenetady
119Th
Chancellorsville
Col. Ligud
Gyn Bi Sole
Salem, Ark
St. Loum
Rolla
Salem
Ark
Leavenworth
Platte
Arnoldsville
Sewmarket
Erin
Muehnnan Co
Geatenday
Vilage
Arnuldavne
Nowmarket
Aso
Wonton
Bowlby
Snyder
Arnoldevlé
Newmarket
Alan
Agis Nated Stockton
Blaiou Weiting
Newnurket
Jett
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