Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-20
MoRGAS's RAID IN INDIANA ASB ONO

MoRGAS's INDIANA ASD ONO
INDIANAPOLIS July H. lS6SMOrgans forces moved nom Wen
ma yesterday morning esssT and arrived al VerSo . on he
manded the Surrender Of the 1t refused by Col Iurk
the removal and ehdrei At the exprat on Of
time forces moved out to meet The enemy but found they
loss leaving Vernon the rebels moved south
ward the railroad track cut the Telegraph and destroyed
portion the Ohio and Mississippi RiIroai ives. OF Vernon
They moved eastward, arriving at Versailles at O'clock
to day AsQaad Of sixty men moved on og1od aud burned
bridge the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and took the tele
General Manson with large infantry ana artillery,
noOn He skru n with the enemy Grassy Flats and
Del 4yn with force OF one thousand Infantry marched
summons the indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad, and
portion OF rsans force two miles and hall from that
place A sknmish ensued. We lost nan Allied
At O'Clock to-day HobsOn forces only short
from here In the twenty drive the invaders
from Indiana or capture them.
CIscISSAri July IS, 1888.
The rebel General Morgan Moores the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad O'Clock this morning, and passed
the Indianapolis and Cincinnati int thirty Eve les
hapas 1--WE this afternoon, he within sixteen miles Of
Hamilton moving slowly that place General HObSon, with
The damage done to the ohio and Nsssp pl Railroad
three bdges destroyed water station burned and some track
very little Only one water tank was burned
CIScISSArI, July IS, 1863
lgtoa and Newport business suspended until further
and all citizens required organize in accordance
There nothing definite to Morgsn's this morning
supposed he will around the city
and the river betEeen here and Maysyille
nor Tod.
CSyS, Tuesday July "a MOrgans rebel forces crossed
e Big AA at Venice last night and burned the bridge behind
they passed. ihr ugh Burlington sprr crossed the
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad AZ Glendale IS morning. moving
Its not known hw Se rtb,s have dn Glen
dale, tle HSmiIl.n aud Day,ya k'ilroad:
Teegraphle coma unlcaio1 Is stu open with milton
Morgs reported be muca jaded with their rapid
march, and will have to rest soon
MOrgans captured at Milford osTmOnt cOun'
ty on sunday nigh, and four more At New Bos on
CINCINNATI TUESDAY, July IA o'clock NJ Mo g'ns rebel
tore up the track the coming
West. The train put quickly oAek to loyelaad
GENERAL LEEs ARMY NEcRossEs rnK POTOMAC.
L L. Crounse writes the New fork Times from wAnsPort,
July Il, As follows:
enemys escape. complete than had thought pos
soie Their forces crossed at two places their cavalry and
CONS ording half mile above Wiiamspor and the
greater prton their Infantry trossiag ponoon bridge
Failing waters This bridge was put down on sunday and on
Sunday night they commenced Their ug but
bridge the crossing allow and was not eoGpsd until noon
to-day
General Rpairek cavalry entered wiamsport nine
O'clock bu found nothing save about hundred rebels severely
ting leaving ATTY dollars OF abandoned property
Ohy few prs taken st wilnamsPOrt possibly
fitzpatrick then moved on Failing Waters supported BY
ShOrt artillery CIV ensued and there considerable Ers
Ing but the enemy under the artillery the opposite
how many have nOtyu learned
Our army Is all nov well ~ the river.
The enemy had very line Of works. about three miles in
front Of WnuAmsPor extending from Has erstwn u the Poto
mac below Porman'I ford
Potomac say ordsble at point about half
Wiamspot for cavalry and wagons. lev OF the
reDr .nry waded the river WlamsPort ford the
ter being abO-t ant high.
NosTuLK or OFFICER or MICRO REGIMENT
ToEr oNEoE July 12.-Yes.erdsy Ahernooz al O'clock
Lieut. sa bore, who orngA eoored mill company and
While Andrew Fosters dry goods Main street.
Nor ok shot bail passing in at the mouth and out be
hind the AMI smother ball through the body entering
h lett sh builder and at the right from which he died f
minutes Dr. Wright oNoro K cha ged with the murder, and
had preliminary examination last evening before the Provost
Marshal, NJ jor Booey.
The hrst called Lieut. Col Guyoo, ASH New York
Regiment Who teses that Lieut. Sanb0rn had drawn his
Company Main street. Ia front Of Andrew Fosters and
10 Ont his DIRE sing th when d. Wright who
In the addressed remarks 70 Lieut. Ssnbon, who
ed he the- nerered with 10 shat way he would arrest
him.
The Doctor hereupOn advanced aud shot Lieut. s. In the head
The then tLrned the Doctor uped when
ths Doctor hred time hitting the Lieutenant frat In the
hand And passing through his right shoulder The
Lieutenant the Doctor pistol
his hand whilst thus struggling they entered the
following hem. They continued struggling for
inutes, witness the pistol from Dr. Wright
him. Lieut. s. died In about fifteen minutes.
The Doctor committed 70 jail
Leut-nA Sanborn was nati,e Of Vermont.