Porters dispatch confirmed Vicksburg surrender
Cairo July 8 report by Lieut Dunn of Jerry Sullivan's squad from Vicksburg on July 4 describes Grant accepting terms for surrender after Confederate messenger patrols and near contact. Rebels suffered casualties and prisoners while Union forces held lines. a personal interview between Grant and Pemberton occurred amid tense calm in the orchard between opposing works.
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A narrative recounts General Grant's terms for Confederate surrender at Vicksburg. Union forces would enter on July 4, parole prisoners except officers, retain horses and limited rations, and establish federal mail routes. The scene includes Steele's division marching in with the national band playing and the city coming under loyal possession.
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