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Not being able to directly take this city in Mississippi, General Grant will place the city under siege. The siege will be successful as the Confederate city will surrender on July 4, 1863. The victory will give control of the Mississippi River to the Union, divide the Confederacy in two, and propel Grant to head of the entire Union army.
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