Hancock Repulses Major Assault at Reams Station
In a late Civil War update from Washington, Gen Hancock’s line near Ream’s Station withstood repeated Confederate assaults. Reports detail heavy fighting, a dawn withdrawal by the enemy, and significant losses on both sides, with Hancock claiming captured artillery and prisoners and Meade noting substantial Rebel casualties.
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Tremendous Storm Strikes Towns With Destruction Reported
A powerful storm lashed Cancrxmart and surrounding areas on Friday with torrential rain and vivid lightning. Reports claim 20 to 30 injuries from a derailment near Law, Tonesburgh while a delegate train to a convention avoided serious harm. Elsewhere, storms damaged churches and flooded streets, with railroad delays and heavy rainfall recorded in Lovisvars and Salt.
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War in Georgia General Kilpatrick Raid on Atlanta
Dispatch reports Gen Kilpatrick destroying the Macon Railroad, tearing up about 14 miles, burning rebel supply train, and defeating forces near Atlanta. He captured four stands of colors, six cannons, and 200 prisoners before withdrawing with remaining guns and prisoners after renewed attacks. An extended circuit reached Decatur with 100 men, damaging rebel communications.
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Guerrilla Attacks Suppressed in Shelbyville Kentucky
Report from Shelbyville Kentucky describes a guerrilla assault on Saturday August 27 with 125 guerrillas entering town, forcing a blacksmith to flee, doors of the courthouse broken, Home Guards and Henry Rifles firing back, four guerrillas killed and four wounded, rebels driven out. Other bands sighted at Pleasureville and Bagdad stealing horses. Dispatches claim General Wheeler plans invasion of Kentucky.
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Forrests Raid on Memphis and Rebel Firefights
An 1863 Memphis dispatch reports a Confederate raid into the city with six rebels attacking at Beal Street while Union guards and locals repelled them. Civilians and soldiers clashed, several rebels were captured or killed, and the assault prompted searches and defense at Irving Block and the armory. Reports mention wounded and missing, with details of captives and local firemen, plus scattered notes on other skirmishes and naval movements nearby.
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Democratic Con vention Debates McClellan Nominations
Chicago dispatch reports the Democratic National Convention crowds swelling as McClellan dominates talks on the presidential race while vice presidential choices stay open. Delegations from New York to Wisconsin gather, with extensive preparations and lodging arranged. Illinois hosts a large influx of visitors amid heightened expectations for a peaceful, decisive convention.
Ratification Meeting Draws Democratic Invincible Club Rally
A grand ratification meeting will be held in Chicago under the Democratic Invincible Club. The event features speeches by distinguished Democrats, musical performances, and public addresses on campaign topics. Headquarters for national committees and various state delegations are announced at multiple venues including Sherman Houses Tremont House and Briggs, with many prominent figures already arriving or secured.
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Twenty-two Fishing Vessels Burned Off North Cape
Reports from Shediac claim the pirate Tallahassee burned twenty-two American fishing vessels off North Cape Prince Edward Island yesterday. The story lacks full confirmation, with no traceable evidence beyond Shediac and possible hoax notes.
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