The Siege of Vicksburg: Dispatches from Gen. Grant Received by the War Department – 2
Affairs in Tennessee: A Part of the Rebel Army Moving South – 2-3
A Gallant Affair: Defeat of Rebel Cavalry in the Shenandoah Valley – 3
Gen. Ellet’s Marine Brigade: Encounter with the Enemy Near Austria, on the Mississippi – 3
From the Army of the Potomac: The Presentation of Medals of Honor to Soldiers in Birney’s Division – 3
First Massachusetts Colored Regiment: Appearance of the Men-List of Officers, &c. – 3-4
Andrew Johnson Cavalry – 4
Lemonade for the Soldiers – 4
News from Washington: Our Special Washington Dispatches – 4-5
The Income Tax: Important Decision by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue – 5
Editorial: Prospects of Our Armies – 5-6
Important from Mexico: Probable Abandonment of the Siege of Puebla – 6
Movements of Gen. Butler – 6
The Massachusetts Sixth Regiment – 6
The Ship Canal Convention – 6
Fifteen-inch Guns – 6
Amusements – 6
A Horse-Thief and Murderer Hung – 6
“Little credit is given to the sensation stories that Lee’s troops have started movement.”
In essence, their “well placed sources” told the Times that nothing is going on.
Oops.
It’s interesting that for the past week or so you see little tidbits that point to a movement into PA near Harrisburg. Open source intelligence is around…if you are open to it.