Fremont Faces Jackson After Port Republic Fight
General Fremont reports severe Rebel losses at the Battle of Cross Keys and Port Republic. Jackson’s forces reportedly burned the bridge at Port Republic as Union troops pressed the rebels. Fremont commends his men for endurance and the gallant conduct of officers, while noting fatalities and wounded on both sides.
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New-York
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Banks and Winchester Battle Report From Virginia Campaign
The narrative details Union actions around Winchester under Gen Banks, praising the 28th New York and Donnelly’s brigade for steadfast defense, captures of Confederate prisoners, and a weary march back to Winchester amid scarce rations. It notes ongoing patrols, parolees, and the broader morale shift after the engagement near Newmarket and Madison, with reflections on loyalty, discipline, and forthcoming punitive measures.
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Providence
Wile Aiavcaport
Letters on contrabands and their services in war
A Civil War era letter from a New York Tribune page discusses contrabands aiding Union efforts, praising their intelligence and usefulness. It recounts observations of enslaved people aiding fortifications and reconnaissance, notes dangers for escaped slaves, and critiques North Carolina Governor Stanly’s stance while urging continued support for emancipation and military collaboration. The correspondence reflects pro-Union sentiment, abolitionist tone, and calls for persistent action against slavery.
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Poetic Fragment Reflects Civil War Echoes in Massachusetts
A fragmentary, archaic verse recalls a Massachusetts sentiment during conflict. The speaker urges calm amid battle noise, invokes God to defend the right, and ends with a prayer for the people to say Amen.
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