Ohio archæological and historical quarterly (1887)
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society · Columbus : Published for the Society by A.H. Smythe · leaf 96
nessee, he met a resisting force of some 350 HomeGuards and captured them. He tore up the railroad, burnt thedepot and ordered the destruction of the mills and factories but Morgans Raid. 83 allowed a ransom for each upon payment to him of $1,000 cash.He then passed eastwardly dividing his forces… … Outline map showing route of John Morgans Raid. boundary at Harrison, Hamilton county July 13, where he con-centrated his forces. Here, writes Gen. Basil W. Duke, second in command ofMorgans forces, Gen. Morgan began to maneuver for thebenefit of the commanding officer at Cincinnati. He took it for…
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