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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1864

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Old Antietam battle ground alleged near Middletown

Report from Aug 6 denies a major clash near Antietam up to 6 PM. rumors of Union and Confederate movements persist. Gen Hunter is said to be superseded by Gen Saxon, with Grant arriving, while detachments of the Sixth and Nineteenth Corps march toward the Potomac and Frederick area amid shifting commands and cautious forecasts of a large engagement in the Frederick South Mountain corridor. Military observers note exhausted troops and wary citizens as preparations continue.

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Exchange of Prisoners at Charleston Harbor

Charleston dispatch reports the exchange of fifty Union officers for rebel officers, including several brigadiers, conducted under Majors Anderson and Sraon on the Charleston harbor, with Corton depots and fleets cheered by crews. The event followed raids in Florida and advances toward Baldwin and Camp Milton, as authorities seek to make Charleston a future prisoner exchange hub. The steamer Cosmopolitan carried the rebel prisoners, while the Union officers prepared to depart north aboard the Fulton amid celebratory gun salutes.

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Petersburg Explosion and Aftermath Near Eighteenth Corps

Reports from Petersburg describe a mine explosion around 6 15 AM near the Eighteenth Corps with five killed and wounded. Casualties include Sp Col STIDMAN of the Eleventh Connecticut Artillery. the attack followed by heavy musketry and a roughly one hour bombardment.

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Rebel Loss and Georgia Operations near Atlanta

Detailed Civil War dispatches describe Union bombardment along the Georgia front, Confederate counteroffensives near Peach Tree Creek, recaptures of prisoners and artillery, and reports of Stonewall Jackson’s operations in Pennsylvania. Messages claim substantial enemy losses and note reinforcements to Atlanta as the battle lines shift.

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