Desperate Battles Near Gettysburg Reported
The article chronicles Meade taking command of the Army of the Potomac on June 27 and the July 1 to 3 actions around Gettysburg. Reynolds dies at Gettysburg. Meade earns praise for leadership and defensive preparations as Union troops hold high ground against Lee's forces amid heavy casualties and a large Confederate force.
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Army of the Potomac
Lee
Geo. G. Meade
Howard
Gettysburg
Iren. Reynolds
Baltimore Pike
Wadsworth
Gen. Reynolds
Capt
Bond
Sumner
Doubleday
Reynolds
Eleventh Corps
Steinwehr
Cemetery Hill
Schurz
Barlow
Chancellorville
Desperate Rebel Assault Repulsed on the Right Wing
Thursday morning Union forces held the right under Slocum and Howard as Confederate efforts to breach the right and center intensified. A two hour cannonade from masked Rebel batteries followed, with Sickles' Corps meeting a savage assault and fierce rifle fire.
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Slocum
Howard
Gaines Hill
Malvern Hill
Fredericksburg
Chancellorsville
Sickles
Battle of Gettysburg ends with heavy losses and repulsed attack
On July 3 1863 decisive fighting raged as Lee's forces attacked the Union lines. The Twelfth Corps helped hold and reclaim ground despite a fierce infantry push and a mounting artillery duel that blanketed the field with iron projectiles.
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Pair Oaks
Gettysburg
Poro Mac
Lee
Twelfth Corps
Concord Speech Echoes Union Duty and Civil War Debate
The piece recaps a Concord speech urging unity with loyal Democrats to preserve the Union, defend habeas corpus under wartime need, and reject Breckinridge. It cites Civil War events at Vicksburg, Jackson, and Camp Dodge, praising colored regiments and the push to end slavery, with soldiers speaking on the colors and justice.
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Aaron Burr
Thomas Jefferson
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Lee
Breckinridge
Senate
United States
Wigfall
Concord
N. Y
Cortin
Miss
Vicksburg
Jackson
Dodge
Gorwyn
Camp Dodge
Alexander
Bane
Judge Douglas
Republican Party
Kemont
Missouri
Stuuter
Col. Weaver
Col. Bane
Dog sees puppy in fancy boots
A bystander quips that a dog barks at a puppy its owner is wearing. the joke hinges on clever symmetry between the dog’s view and the fop’s fashion. The exchange plays on vanity and humor in a concise street scene.
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Barnett W. Lacy
Warren Pa
Jerome Davis
Scofield
Brown & M’kelvy
Liberty Street
Warren
G. W. Scofield
WM. PD. Brown
Brown & Jamifson
Cive
Fop
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