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Morton Alers Promised to Muster for Fort Wayne Defense
A moter column dispatch from Morton to the Fort Wayne mayor urges forming loyal guard companies to hold borders against Gen. Morgan’s rebel force. The Morton Alers, a drilled unit likely from Loyal Union League, are pledged to answer the governor’s call and join Noble County forces in defense of Indiana.
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Fort Wayne
Morgan
Harnestly
Loyal Union ‘League
Noble County
Gén. Morgan
Morton Alers
W. W. Fronarcer
Indiana Artillery
Clark
Scott
Floyd
Harrison
Crawford
Orange
Jefferson
Jennings
Jackson
Washington
Lawrence
O P Morton
Invasion News and Military Orders Across The Mississippi
Murky dispatches report Union and Confederate maneuvers along Port Hudson and the Mississippi while Indiana Kentucky and Ohio brace for raids. Morgan’s raid disrupts rail lines and threatens Louisville Indianapolis and Cincinnati as troops mobilize and fortifications rise across the region.
Surrender of Vicksburg and broad Civil War updates
Reports detail the surrender of Vicksburg to General Grant with 27 000 prisoners and vast quantities of arms and artillery. Dispatches note devastations from bombardment, movements of Sherman and Meade, raids on Richmond lines, and expected battles. Farther claims mention Port Hudson, Gettysburg tie ins, and cavalry reentries as forces clash across Virginia and the Mississippi.
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Banke
Port Hudson
Meade
Lee
Bee
Hagerstown
Willemeporty
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Couch
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Tustay
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Leason -Shire
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Salem
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Raat
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G Cen River
Latinville
Roacoraps
Kik River
Winchester
Ehlbyville
Teun Skece
Bragg
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Advices From Meade Lee Fronts and Disturbances Across Lines
Reports from Gen Meade headquarters indicate Lee has withdrawn from Hagerstown and Funkstown and now fronts Williamsport and the Potomac for six to eight miles east. A battle is anticipated today within five to eight miles of Antietam, with no major fighting yesterday. Rumors place Beauregard with 40,000 moving toward Lee via Shenandoah Valley to reinforce him. Federal forces reportedly hold Funkstown and Hagerstown. rebels are near the latter, intrenching as Meade closes in. A fight near Shepsburg Friday ended in a Confederate defeat.
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