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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1862

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Pursuit of Jackson Defeats at Cross Keys and Port Republic

Gen Fremont reports the pursuit after the Cross Keys fight, with the enemy retreating toward Port Republic. Casualty tallies include 125 killed and 500 wounded for the Union, and heavy losses and captures for the Confederate forces. Key officers and brigades noted, with praise for endurance and gallantry, and plans for full report to Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton.

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PLAN OF THE BATTLE OF FAIR OAKS

A list of officers and soldiers with multiple injuries noted, including Co. I and Co. K members, and various regiments such as FIFTH VIRGINIA under ZEISLER. The damaged roster enumerates numerous names with injuries ranging from thigh to shoulder and arm, highlighting the battle’s human cost.

Fair Oaks Seven Pines Walter West Casey New-York Times

Winchester News Details Coastal and Valley Movements June 7

Reports recall Gen Bangs and Gen Sigel in Winchester with 60 000 strong force. Supply lines blocked by flooded Potomac and Shenandoah, bridges destroyed, and通信 cut to the East. Union townsfolk assist wounded as prisoners and rebel forces shift through Front Royal and Luray Valley amid harsh weather and renewed patrols.

Banks Winchester Jackson Bsigel Wincurston Potomac Shenandoah Army Corps Bangs Harper’s Ferry Gumberland Wil- Lams Williamsport Garene Narper Opequan Shenandoah City Farmont Mount Jackson Siuecus Middletown Luray Elk Run Front Royal Cntc Washington Antigell Couswet Massachusetts Regiment Strasburgh Baltimore Banus Degraam Wisconsin Richmond Coorge Jaeqyon Andi Lonastaers Surmmn Sigg Taylor Falmouth Fredericksburgh Aquia Creek Jo’etork I C. V Vanderbelt Alexandria Corkpit Point Porwek John Brooks North Aerrica Diedmont Station Strage Lurgh Co. Kanzyr'a First Mary~land Georgia St. Francis River Arkansas Hom Kan Madison Arkemness

List of Killed and Wounded in Butler's Brigade

Fragmentary military casualty note from a Civil War era muster list. Names appear with ranks and units such as New York Volunteers Forty-Fifth Regiment and various companies. The readable text records killed and wounded figures among Co D Vag yeh and Co R-killent with partial surnames and initials.

F. Bindler Bpangenberg H. Diets G.hing Aie Eer Hugh McGiverin Garibaldi Firat Valentin Szamjenzky Chas. Stader Chas. Hacksotenings Laseinds Aled Chas. Meurel Vaneds Lorenta Valentin Gitel Hintse Canon Kreis Migaing Budgla Maissing Hobo Lichter Mizai Eenet Venuti Giovanni Riggiopi Jean Maris Wiivri Jacob Vordet Matthies Monis Heinrich Krabbe Albert Schwarzenberg Johan Hinch Ferd Leibnits Heinrich Kempf Gotelle Firat Li Albert Jordan Corm Gustav Kauffmann Orp Chas. Bihling Heinrich Hacker Heinrich Schelber Jobo Stefai G Joseph Weill Wm. Kieting Gattiie Hallenbach Louis’wo Bik Pennsylvania Ataul Corp Holtadhey Frank West Dam. Beck Pahoa Albert Olybly L—Arm Milleen G. Debeck Lange Virginia Magdes W. W. Cole Oho Frederick David Spangler Jas. Muallibs Starrington Jos. McGraw K. Finnagan Jacob E. Irvin Jacob E. Irvin, Co. V, Severely, ‘Thaa, McoMa, Oo. Nan, C.aight M. I. Orr Slight Chapman McCoy Selix Band Ey Aight Elihu Martin Elixht Wesley Mooly Elight Frances Reyroad Jenny Hesa E.wright K. G. Cather F. Slight Win Powell Flight A. C. Husted Aevere KR. Gehd Severe Eightis New-York Volunteers Co. A Treitharth Filer Grothe Grebb Henkel Hul Strauss Bruck Sergt Baumann Getock Bolan Grass Geiger Martmann Voit Voitlander Gert Corpse Fischer Schoen Lenzen Huyler Reyer Jales Ameril Bucker Bremer Byert Fischback Bried Graft Hofmann Koeppen Nileberding Rosaler Schwenk Tacchi Tinnes Walinsmith Cust-Vend Luchinger Fuorp Guardach Corp Chiat Bugter Retrorgice Vrivates Lewis Schell- Hugs Paull Fautermann Motz Foedaan Panti Wold Sect Maller Corp Burts Veivates Borebert Seely Maumann Suhontehht Koscuta Fred Ususen Frank Fisher Ross Merboidt Schenker Lunt Kutmano Cutting Mevingen Dahbutna Hebfork Futterer Alenog Leheer Nur Din Astleimer Funec Krocker Puchi Brockman Hagendorf Newlauer Pantaen Nicleen Gruba Grupe Sand Henning Hartenauu Buesberper Rogler Prefer Schmer Newman Oelkers Schwert Woundeul Leut Kiezel Ellermann Obemingen Huber Loecher Mohr Schnelner Sauer Mackensee Jamerding Ackermann Here Sclroeder. Co. D—Vexd Lprivatea Kemp Wolff Franke Buyler Klotz Schweble Bosse Febel Grassman Gries Grocecel Hun Laerger Kaintoerer Knoll Kranz Jockte Nourling Hauscher F. Ple Haako Martens Thier Alissing Schlenk Kraus Clark Ielman Schmit Thies Bohoe Ahrens Heinaej Dicht Schwants Schonhelds Wauldhauer Serct Serct Schneider, Corp. Gronder Freunda Didi ‘Y Baldauf Grimm Juozmann Lambert Slemmihl Weidmann Urillmayver Scheobrandt Misiog Mesner Ramos Suep Heller Vornhander Seigt Baulsch Lutz Mutzel Sicke Zimer Joseph Brouoenschaus Mixslog L'Rivntel Alicsec Albert Schellhorn Martin Schiemaer Ileary Weimer Louis Ou ORIO Col. Richardson Kirlet John J. Easthaw Bi Reve Jesre Bitte Geo. Wilson Gj Corp Friend P. Wilson Vo. I Espory

Commodore Farragut's Fleet at Vicksburgh

Dispatches describe Farragut’s fleet near Vicksburgh with the Niagara and Paul Jones arriving from Key West for armament and action. Reports mention demands for surrender, local oath-taking, Provost Marshal activity, and cautious civilian reaction under Union occupation. Rebel cavalry threaten nearby areas and cotton storage faces destruction or sale.

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