Grant Moves Down His Tet In Sharp Civil War Stakes
The dispatch describes heavy Civil War action near a railroad bridge contested by Grant’s forces and Hunter’s victory in West Virginia. It reports Twenty killed or wounded and many prisoners taken, with heavy troop movements, exchanges, and the War Department noting delayed official dispatches. No further fighting on Wednesday beyond picket activity, and Breckinridge’s forces reported in retreat as Gen Hunter’s report awaited. Secretary Stanton is cited in closing notes.
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General Engagements Near Richmond and Chickahominy Raid
Dispatch from Washington and Richmond describe a cautious halt after days of fighting. Grants forces pressing forward at the Chickahominy while Rebel squads skirmish near Old Church and Bowling Green. casualties, wounded removal, and prisoner counts rise as both sides maneuver and bury the dead under a two hour truce.
Arago Arrival Sparks Charleston Debug of Secession
Department on the South reports the Arago arrives amid a demonstration on Secessionville where a rebel regiment is annihilated. Great excitement in Charleston as officials note no troops available for Beauregard and expeditions move in various directions.
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Three Union steamers lost in Civil War action report
The Arago and the Charlton Heston steamers were reported missing after departing from Vert Koval and Charleston Harbor. Messages note Captain Gadaden and Major Stewart Van Vliet among those secured, with updates on the Lew Iron sides, Queen, and other vessels, plus details on bombardments, fortifications, and reconnaissance around Charleston and Sullivan's Island.
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Defeat and unrest in West Virginia amid rebel movements
An Associated Press and other accounts describe turmoil in West Virginia as Georgian rebels intensify actions. Little substantive change occurs today as reports focus on ongoing tension and security concerns in the region.
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