Rebel Invasion and Rebel Occupation of Frederick and Area
Reports detail Rebel cavalry advances and raids from Frederick to Hagerstown and Williamsport, with captures of horses and property, destruction of mills, and near-constant movement of troops. Citizens flee, refugees pour in, and Union forces consolidate at Harpers Ferry and other points as rumors of subsequent strikes spread along the Potomac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Moxmaneuo
Hauecey Jue
Thas
Postopine
Wolllauaport
Stuart
Nabea
Oake & Linn
Ebuldeen
Gur
Lown
Kentes
Gorda
Gisie Kinouer
Cavan
Dawkins
Sithi
Hannevaig
Feakien
Ivanin
Air State
Do Tien
Dew
Vurg
McConneilaburgs
Clinton County
Kort
Washington
New York
Brooklyn
New-York
Pennsylvania
Yeelening
Howe Tony
Punpenser
Anu
Sunt Mt
Booneaboro
Hagerstown
Williams Poets
Ibisbo
Potomine
Wiader
Rieder
Sharpaburg
Williams ‘Port
Haperstown
Willamaport
Courlestowns
Lee
Gene Jenks
Diane
Wallimueport
Maryland
Williamsport
Potomac
Wink
Mennsylvania
Beoushors
Kebet Cuvatis
Berry
Kebel
Ketel
Harpere Berry
Frederick
Baltimore
Telven
Painavallenia
Southey
Boonsbor
Wil
Wil Says Hoxerstowe
Weotna
Troy North Cyrolinw
Geni Rhodes
Osborne
Warhington Hotel
Allander Jenking
Virginia
Washington County
Ingemtown
Meryland
Wna
Virginia Nide
Wililaieport
Autietim
Rlepford
Wll
Couch’s Corpe
Neweberk
Newadereey
Srrenet
Harrisbura
Gene Couch
Chambersburg
Murciaburg
Wrravycwente
Collins
Keele
Steichen
Jenkins’ Freebooters
N.Y. Rity ‘Cuasienewona
Ravpabas
Marthabury
Eliog
Fitehagh
Mit Kents Va
J. Uke
Werchiar
Ulbak
Giennewsile
Euine
Jenkins
Uae
Lowa
Uleyioen
Muriare
Eaikbrout
Culdiers
Paul
Tikeaup
Mbia
Rhoder
Milroy
Jenking
Murgut
Haxerstown
Deves
Union Paper Office
Lus
Heras
Tiene
Yankerr
Government Bay
Eltrey
Thie
Promee
Loorne & Buat
Ballionte and Ohio Railroad
Sebigern
Hare Jers Ferry
Tom Nin
Sandy Hook
Kiwi
Harper's
Siege of Vicksburg Presses With Rebel Fire Intensifying
Reports through June 15 describe the siege of Vicksburg with heavy combat. Union and Confederate forces exchange artillery and mortar fire as gunboats and troops maneuver along the river. Admiral Porter notes rebels concentrating defenses while Union batteries pound rebel works and trenches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masienis
Thomday
Juve
Superiutan
Offerall
Grauis
Rebela
Don
Buck
Deland
Tabu
Navy
Hur
Sountay
Porter
Tonlay
Viekatary
Seilsige
Tinea
Cou Urba
Suamai
Jussei le Bora
Neval
Tor Ixval
Jones
Rasnor
Avoning
Wilair
Mortarebeile
Mtambons
Cape
Joe
Gras
Beyou
Mrerus
Jane
Geo
Gang Wil Wines
Sherman
Tony
Wwe
Ihen
Bend
Odichal
Umival
Sritinuerms
Ian
Fran Adwual
Dave
Pear Vielborg
Io Force
Aie
Sour Gang
Mibikei
Iedt
Leen
Proviedoce
Pom Ler
Coorta
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Pittsburg
Mcconnellsburg
Poma
Harper's Ferry
Point OF Rocks
Cumberland
Guiven
Arrivynl
New
Felon County
Lewrente
Sta Penceylvania
Tee
Cty
Couer Nn
Porotmue
Cumberland Harper's Berry
Kelley
Cumberand
Bufale
York
Joukson
Aylvania Advan
Fom Basti
Tn Ci
Dura
Fasnaneurwia
Wahington
Bosrell
United States Volunteer
Fayette Counts
Abie Worming
Pitabure
Unionowu
County
W. Bi
Mana
Musello
Auéer
Syear
Lau
Chesar
New-Jersey
Howe
Fternoon
Toe Wee
Raturday
Groettastle
Wnd
Mercerabury
Gensera
Theme Pointe
McConnellavary
Mercere
Brederick
Bebel
Mayrwown
Mal
Yiewete
Frederick Tarnpike
Benen Lue
Lie
Bysider of the
Coleaal
Pho Gtebels
South Mountain
Willemeport
the Potomac
Puisanmiriris
Detardey
Hagmoeve
Thie City
Lanpaveres
Hancock
Ladien
Gov
Curtin
Servier
Curtie
United States
Curtia
Taianenreta
Peeyidep
Couch
ME Rocka
Monro
Ting
Keya
Newent Court
Bort Myuroe
Bera
Vicksburg
Johnston
Admiral Porter
Millike