Capture of supplies for Richmond reported by Union dispatch
A June 2 1862 Union report describes a night raid near Richmond by Averitt and Gregg’s commands intercepting a train, freeing prisoners, and destroying cargo. General McClellan congratulates Averill and Gregg for bold operation, noting casualties and captured enemy plans while highlighting the broader impact on transportation and hospital logistics.
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New-York
Jane
Etewart
Tylor Wansien
Kulimore
Richamund
Qeirtermuster
Usele Saronel
Mangler
Richmond
Scatier
Lenge
Tykes
Lebow
Caton
Willimunbury
Col. Averill
Parajlennia Cavalry
Seven Pines
York
Fremonts Army Battle of Cross Keys Full Casualty List
General Fremont prints a full list of killed wounded and missing from the Battle of Cross Keys fought Sunday last. The address lauds command and discipline while warning against plunder and depredations as troops regroup after the engagement with a larger Confederate force.
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Fremont
Crow Keys
Battle at Port Republic reported by Brig Gen Tytler
Official report from Brig Gen Tytler details the engagement near Port Republic Virginia on June 1 2 and 3. It notes Col Van Tassel and Col Huntington advancing under heavy artillery fire, captures and casualties, and the retreat of Confederate and Federal forces with Union prisoners. The report praises Col Gavin Clark and other officers, credits the 7th Ohio and the 3rd Ohio regiments, and emphasizes the difficult position and the heroism of the troops amid relentless bombardment.
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Newark
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Yremont
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Virginia
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Springfield
Return to Allegiance Amid Turmoil and Post War Dispatches
Reported upheaval and military movements in the wake of Confederate influence, with mentions of cotton production, port security, and new posts. Observers note large number of applicants for office roles, troop deployments, and stalled communications across northern cities as government leaders address allegiances and logistics.
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