Morgan Raid Into Indiana Fodder
Morgan forces invade Indiana with 450 home guards and citizens defending. Rebel cavalry and artillery faced by Nome Guards and citizens holding firm for 25 minutes before being overwhelmed and forced to surrender by superior numbers.
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Nome
Corydon Cannons Face Morgan Raid in July 1812 Battle
Local account recalls Morgan’s 4500-man raid across Corydon with 7 artillery, burning Mills and stores, looting, and fatalities on both sides. Union losses include three killed and two wounded, plus about 300 prisoners paroled. rebels claim 53 wounded. Town parts seized and pillaged before Morgan’s forces retreated.
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Jacob Ferree
Caleb Thomas
Morgan Raiders Reach Salem After Depredations
The narrative details Morgan's raid as he left the county at about five o clock. Rebels shot a local man in Blue River township and a German at Bradford. Morgan was reported in Vernon, Jennings County, then Pekin, Clark County, before capturing Salem and burning the depot.
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Salem
Blue River Township
Melmnustry
Bradford
Morgan
Vernon
Jennings Co
Lew Wallace
Pekin
Clark County
Salem man mortally wounded by rebels
At Salem William Vance son of state Arthur Vance was shot by rebels and mortally wounded. circumstances not learned.
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Salem
Wm. Vance
Arthur Vance
Vicksburg Surrenders to General Grant
News reports Vicksburg capitulates to Gen. Grant on the 4th at 1 AM with the entire garrison, about 20000 prisoners including Lt. Gen. Pemberton. Details scarce this week.
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Vicksburg
Great Battle at Gettysburg Meade Beats Lee
Report from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania describes Meade defeating Lee on July 2 and 3 with about 15 000 prisoners captured. Confederate losses reportedly around 65 000 killed and wounded, Union losses about 20 000. Lee planned a Potomac crossing.
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Gettysburg
Penn
Gen. Meade
Lee
Cieneral Meade
Potomac
Meade
Six Rebels and Horses Captured Near Fairdale
Six of Morgan's men and nineteen horses were captured near Fairdale on Monday morning and brought to town. They were part of the force that crossed at Twelve Mile Island and were cut off from Pekin after a skirmish on Saturday evening. Thirteen horses remain at large, but are expected to be captured. the captured rebels surrendered at a house and pointed out where the horses were hitched.
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Gettyscury
Ettyshurg
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Ilicas
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Comaeuunee
Notorioa
Ste Gunderne
S.reilivens
Fens
Ormnmdenourg
Harrison County
T. J. MfcCombs
Grandentburg
Morgan
Alice Dean
AleCombs
Brandenburg
Juieut
Col
Wim
J. Irvin
Indiana Legion
Slauckport
Lady Pike
Irvin
Stauckport
Leavenworth
T. Jordan
Corydon
Revels
Lyons
Woodbury
Cal. Irvin
W. Labue
Steepleton
Mauckport Road
Henry Rifles
Maj
McGrain
Amsterdam Road
Henry Rites
Tife
Weul Jdordun
Doughiss, Denbo & Co
J. Wright
Mauck
Sesller & Applegate
Wright & Brown
John J. Mauck
Ilisey
Fairdale
Twelve Mile Island
Pekin
Rebs
Hurrah for Old Harrison Fight Report Emerges
The account from Dearborn county notes Morgan traveling from Vernon to Au rors with Home Guards and citizens of Old Harrison forming a defense. The record mentions two engagements and praises the valor of Harrison’s defenders and his sons as steadfast.
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Morgan
Aurors
Dearborn
Vernon
Old Harrison
Larrah
Old Warrison
Rebels occupy Lafourche country and networks cut
From New Orleans accounts rebels hold Lafourche country and lines to Berwick Bay are severed. In the confusion of recent days we cannot full detailing the Legion companies or aid from other counties. We recall Georgetown and Edwardsville volunteers and doubt the Louisville report of two hundred from New Albany. We believe Morgan will be captured with preparations under way.
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New Orleans
Lafourche
Berwick Bay
Georgetown
Edwardsville
New Albany
Louisville Democratic
Morgan
Charles Calvert Dies in Australia After Disappearance
Charles Calvert, longtime Scottsburg business figure, died suddenly in Melbourne Australia the family reports. He vanished from Scottsburg on July 13 1907 leaving debts and a tangled business history. He was born Canton Indiana March 25 1863 married Lola Cochran in 1888, had daughter Verna now Verna Arnold of Indianapolis. He left behind a strained family, divorce, and years in an asylum.
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Danville
Ill
Melbourne
Australia
Charles Calvert
Scottsburg
John Hooker
John Kelley
Canton
Ind
Lola Cochran
Verna
Verna Arnold
Indianapolis
Calvert
Scott County
Vienna
John R. Hoagland
I. A. Bridgewater
Charles Calvert W
Scott Co. Journal
Commissioners Proceed in June Session Actions
The June session of the Board of Commissioners includes bid notices for free gravel or macadam road work in Taylor township and townships to be let on a Sunday in July. Damages assessed at $30 for Alice J Beaublossum regarding Mauckport and New Amsterdam highway improvement. Gresham et al petition for free gravel road in Franklin township dismissed with costs. Corydon and White Cloud road, Reed License renewals for alcohol sales in Lanesville and New Middletown. H H Miller to file semi annual report. Sadie Windell named pupil at Indiana School for the Feeble Minded Youth. W H Keller Co awarded $55.51 groceries for County Poor Asylum. P Trotter Co awarded $11.50 dry goods. Board adjourned to next Friday.
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Board of Commissioners
William Li
Taylor Township
Alice J. Beaublossum
Mauckport
New Amsterdam
Jesse L. Watson
J. L
Corydon and
White Cloud
Peter Kers
Joseph J. Bauer
Lanesville
Julius I Hedges
New Middletown
H. H. Miller
Sadie Windell
Indiana School
W. H. Keller Co
P. Trotter & Co
Bethany Park hosts 15th annual assembly start and Evangelistic Congress
Bethany Park opens its 15th annual assembly on Thursday July 24 with the National Evangelistic Congress planned for August 2 to 4 led by Rev W T Brook president of the National Evangelistic Association. Corydon attendees expected to represent county again. Edwards Mitchell Goodson 52 drowned at his mother s Crawford county home after decades of invalidity from a log accident. We offer Oliver or Malta riding cultivators via river or Southern Railway.
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Chautauqua of the Christian Church
Bethany Park
Noted
Religious Association
W. T. Brook
National Evangelistic Association of the Christian Church
Corydon
Edward Mitchell Goodson
Crawford County
Oliver Or
Malta
Southern Railway
W. H. Bullett & Sons, Inc
Real estate lists sent to unintended recipient
Message notes that land price lists and property directories have been mailed to a non agent and offers to show the lists to help find a buyer for farms. The note implies potential misaddressing across multiple states and seeks contacts from home seekers. The tone is informal and instructive, aiming to connect buyers with land listings.
Commencement Held in Washington Township at New Amsterdam
The Washington township commencement occurred Thursday May 29 at the M E church in New Amsterdam with seven graduates including Daisy D Dooley Ruth B Dooley Henry H Sonner Rozella Sonner Leota Miller Bennie Redden and Clarence Thompson. Class colors pink and blue and white rose flower. County Superintendent awarded diplomas.
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Washington Township
M. E
New Amsterdam
Daisy D. Dooley
Henry H. Sonner
Ruth B. Dooley
Bennie ©. Redden
Rozella Sonner
Leota Miller
Clarence Thompson
El Coyote 1915 and Local Obituaries Mention Roswell Names
Roswell High School annual El Coyote 1915 honors Jeff Flora with two medals in senior class scholarship and mathematics. Local notices mourn the death of Maurice Frakes at Otterbein Cemetery and extend community sympathy to the Yeagher Frakes family.
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Horace Flora
Jeit
Roswell
New Mexico
Roswell High School
Jeff Flora
Worsee Flora
Flora
Roswell Hardware Company
Fh. A. Cahoon
Otterbein
John
Lorna Yeagher Frakes
Mirickport
Maurice
Jesus
Longfellow
Fiock
Bazaar Boosts Willing Workers Club in Georgetown
News from Georgetown notes a successful bazaar by the Willing Workers Club and upcoming Children’s Day exercises at the Christian Church this month. Local social items include Amelia Richert’s visit, John Tyler’s illness, and several family visits, with a Columbus area horse incident and funeral attendance mentioned.
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Amelia Richert
Lee
John Tyler
Christian Church
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