Vicksburg Conflict Updates and Varying Reports
The Whitewater Register notes Grant prepares for a vigorous advance on Vicksburg as reinforcements arrive daily. Jay Johnson allegedly strengthens from Bragg and other sources, with many unverified claims about his position. Reports later suggested Vicksburg capitulation, while Banks presses Port Hudson amid rebel claims of Kirby Smith’s 80,000 troops, which are doubted.
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Grant
Jay Johnson
Bragg
Johnson
Washington
Banks
Port Hudson
Kirby Smith
Switch
Hanks
Burnside orders suppress treason press amid Chicago fears
The Chicago Times reports Gen Burnside orders suppression of traitorous publications, provoking fear among Chicago leaders and provoking a clash with President Lincoln over treason. It notes Vallandigham’s banishment, calls for drastic measures, and honors Col Sidney A Bean of Wisconsin killed at Port Hudson amid accounts of colored regiments’ bravery.
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Chicago
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Northwest
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Vallandigham
Fernando Wood
Chicago Times
Jeff. Davis
Rean
Neano Troors
Port Hudson
Weise
Tribune
Snys
Judge Potter declines executive appointment amid partisan framing
A Dacotah paper defends Judge Potter against allegations about governorship ambitions. Within 24 hours of notice, he declined the post in a formal letter to the President and Secretary, while supporters praise his integrity and statesmanship. A Virginia Daily Union excerpt extols his career and suitability for leadership.
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Judge Poulter
Despias
Thoag
Judge Potter
Potter
Dacoteh
Darton
Virginia Daily Union
John F. Power
Etanc
Hnonse Aa
Wigconsin
Thorugh
Arthur T. Howe
The Great Assault of the 22d of May Chronicle
Speci correspondence recounts the failed assault on Vicksburg on May 22 1803 with Sherman McPherson and McClernand maneuvers, noting fortifications, divisions and the uncertain risk as the Union army pressed the strong Confederate defenses near Vicksburg Mississippi.
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Batilemonte
Merate
Old Guard
Viekaburg
Johnston
Loring
Howen
Jackson
Vicksburg
Passage of the Flying Dutchman and Assault at Vicksburg
The narrative recounts Grant's July siege actions near Vicksburg with Gen. McClernand and Blair pressing forehead against formidable earthworks. It describes repeated assaults, heavy casualties, and the heroic efforts of units like the 13th Infantry and Landrum's brigade as the entrenched defenders repel Union forays.
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Saidiere
Wood
Steele
Milliken
Young
Landeraver
Lindgraver
Sturgis
Blair
Kirby Smith
Giles BF. Smith
Kwing
13Th Infantry
Washington
Ligh
Garrard
Osterbaur
Grant
Col. Mather
Gen. McClernand
Lieut. Haines
Engineer Department
McPherson
Potra
Battle at Champion Hills large assault by Union troops
The narrative describes a major Civil War assault on Vicksburg fortifications with Benton Burbridge and Quimby divisions, fierce rifle pits, and heavy casualties. It highlights brave actions, fortified positions, and the battle’s two-stage plan despite heavy losses and partial gains.
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Mepherson
Gotdily
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Wien Et Hingis
Brosstworks
Dheers
Oni
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Quimby
Ehalines
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Smith
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Landrum
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Wttack
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Sergi Griffin
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Landrans
Black River
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Rebe
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C. Daniels
8Th Indiana
van Devender
Wassen
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Livivia
Bailey
Coe
A. M
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