Strength of the Rebel Forces at Manassas and Washington Dispatch
A late June Confederate and Union update reports twenty thousand rebels at Manassas Junction Centreville Fairfax and Fairfax Court House with heavy batteries at positions around the area. Union movements toward Manassas Junction are under way with preparations by militia and navy yard transports.
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Manassas Junction
Centreville
Fairfax Station
Fairfay Courthouse
JewiLt
Magrounen
Anrisuan
North Carolina
Alabia
Virginia
Kentucky
Noo
Orange
Alexandria
Navy Yard
Anacosta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Aquia Crees
Rhode Island Flying Artillery
Rhode Valand
Seventy First
New York
Fort P_skens
Laown
United States
Abanconing
Braga
Santa Rosa
Wiluh
Confederate States
Dick Agin
Brooklyn
Sabine
Kno’i
Fort Pickens
Warrington
Navy-yard
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Advance on Harper's Ferry movements near Hagerstown
June 4 dispatch reports Union forces moving south from camp Lifer ay toward Greencrest and Harper's Ferry, with cavalry and infantry columns preparing to advance. Captured wagons, scouts report enemy cross moves, and regiments including Rowney’s Thirteenth and Sixteenth Pennsylvania arrive. disorder and drinking among troops noted while preparations for a possible assault grow in strength.
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Hagerstown
Greenraste
Virginia
Maryland
Parrennon
Sharftsburgh
Harper's Ferry
Rowney
Pennsylvania
York
Sairyland Heights
Harpers Ferry
Daltecy
Seaborne unrest and troop movements near Cairo in 1863 report
The fragmentary dispatches describe Union troops gathering for a march to Cairo from Wisconsin and Chicago, with officers like Col. McAntour and Capt. McDowano leaving for the Mississippi theater. A writ of habeas corpus was sought for Capt. Meboxano held at Caseyville, but Judge Treat declined to compel delivery, citing lack of instruction from Gen. McCrennan. The case pauses as further proof is awaited.
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Lorra
Regineaf
MaaAnz Cua
Fiteyyiin
Ban
St. Louis
Cairo
Col
Catie Meyameet
Aisodeie Ubon
Cis
Wisconsin
Ace
Gacapo
Republicas
Judge Treat
United States District Court
Springfeld
Acteas Corpus
Cole MeAgincs
Uloiers Regiment
Caseyville
MeboxAno
Springfolid
Cal
Mckgown
McCrennan
McDowano
Col. McAntour
Torar
Volunteers from Elwood Guards attempt flag capture at Jatan
On Monday night twelve volunteers from Camp Lincoln led by Sergeant Dacuas march to Jatan Missouri armed with Minis and revolvers crossing by skiffs to seize a secession flag. They were challenged by US authority and fired upon by Secessionists as they returned, with shots exchanged in the fog.
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New-York
Lincoln
Burias
Pineus
Laaveawoata
Camp Lincoln
Dacuas
Elwood Guards
Jatan
Skiffa
Deonaim
United States
Three Volunteers Wounded in Notable Affar Causing City Talk
Three volunteers were wounded in the incident, with one severely. The affair has sparked much talk across the city, drawing attention to the event and its aftermath.
Jeff. Davis' First Levee in Richmond Reconvened
A Richmond crowd gathers for Jeff. Davis' first levee as president. Citizens of Videh ond, in fall attire, pay respects to Davis and meet officials at the head of the Government. The reception is dignified and simple, uniting rich and humble alike in a shared moment of reverence. Ladies are introduced by Mrs. Gexnaz Wiring Millsrone in Davis' presence.
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Banks
Davis
Finn
Myer
Messra
Dear UN
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Aston
Teenards
Waslésdon
Aeron Defence Committee
Dartimore
Old Point
General Greene
Charleston
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Messie, Manat
Washington
Braichmore
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Governor's Island
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