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W. J. Hardee (search for this): article 1
on renewed application to the President his consent has been obtained for the relinquishment of the command of this army. It is accordingly transferred to Lieut. General Hardee. The announcement of this separation is made with unfeigned regret. An association of more than two years, which bold together a commander and his tridding them and the army an affectionate farewell, they have the blessings and prayers of a grateful friend. Braxton Bragg. On assuming command, Lt. Gen. Hardee issued the following General Order: Soldiers of the Army of Tennessee: General Bragg having been relieved from duty with the army, the command has devol rapidly repaired. The country is looking upon you. Only the weak tide need be cheered by constant success. Veterans of Shiloh, Perryville, Murfreesboro', and Chickamauga, require no such stimulant to sustain their courage. Let the past take care of itself. We can and must take care of the future. [Signed,] W. J. Hardee.
Braxton Bragg (search for this): article 1
Farewell order of Gen. Bragg. The following is Gen. Bragg's farewell order to his army: General Order, No. 214. Upon renewed application to the President his consent has been obtained for the relinquishment of the command of thisGen. Bragg's farewell order to his army: General Order, No. 214. Upon renewed application to the President his consent has been obtained for the relinquishment of the command of this army. It is accordingly transferred to Lieut. General Hardee. The announcement of this separation is made with unfeigned regret. An association of more than two years, which bold together a commander and his trusted troops, cannot be severed ed. Bidding them and the army an affectionate farewell, they have the blessings and prayers of a grateful friend. Braxton Bragg. On assuming command, Lt. Gen. Hardee issued the following General Order: Soldiers of the Army of Tennessee: General Bragg having been relieved from duty with the army, the command has devolved upon me. The steady courage, the unsullied patriotism of the distinguished leader who has shared your fortunes for more than a year, will long be remembered
Perryville (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
raxton Bragg. On assuming command, Lt. Gen. Hardee issued the following General Order: Soldiers of the Army of Tennessee: General Bragg having been relieved from duty with the army, the command has devolved upon me. The steady courage, the unsullied patriotism of the distinguished leader who has shared your fortunes for more than a year, will long be remembered by this army and the country he served so well. I desire to say, in assuming the command, that this is no cause for discouragement. The overwhelming numbers of the enemy forced us from Missionary Ridge, but the army retired intact and in good heart. Our losses are small, and will be rapidly repaired. The country is looking upon you. Only the weak tide need be cheered by constant success. Veterans of Shiloh, Perryville, Murfreesboro', and Chickamauga, require no such stimulant to sustain their courage. Let the past take care of itself. We can and must take care of the future. [Signed,] W. J. Hardee.
Missionary Ridge, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
raxton Bragg. On assuming command, Lt. Gen. Hardee issued the following General Order: Soldiers of the Army of Tennessee: General Bragg having been relieved from duty with the army, the command has devolved upon me. The steady courage, the unsullied patriotism of the distinguished leader who has shared your fortunes for more than a year, will long be remembered by this army and the country he served so well. I desire to say, in assuming the command, that this is no cause for discouragement. The overwhelming numbers of the enemy forced us from Missionary Ridge, but the army retired intact and in good heart. Our losses are small, and will be rapidly repaired. The country is looking upon you. Only the weak tide need be cheered by constant success. Veterans of Shiloh, Perryville, Murfreesboro', and Chickamauga, require no such stimulant to sustain their courage. Let the past take care of itself. We can and must take care of the future. [Signed,] W. J. Hardee.
Pleasants (search for this): article 1
nife, and advancing to the counter pushed Wiley back and said he could whip W. Wiley told him "all right," and learning that Carroll had a knife walked out of doors, followed by Taylor. They had been in the street but a few seconds when Carroll went out, and approaching Wiley cut at him. Wiley then knocked C. down, and walked into the house. As Taylor started in Carroll cut him severely in the left shoulder, inflicting an ugly and dangerous wound. Carroll then went to the Libby prison, and, with his knife in his hand, made his brags that he had just cut and killed two or three men with it. As soon as Mrs. Rick saw that Taylor was stabbed she sent for Dr. Sherrard, who dressed the wound and had the patient sent to Seabrook's warehouse, from which point he was carried to Chimborazo Hospital, where he is now lying very ill. Carroll was arrested during the evening by Capt. Pleasants, of the night watch, and after his examination yesterday was committed to jail for a further hearing.
George Taylor (search for this): article 1
bbing. --Edward P. Carroll, arrested on Sunday last for feloniously cutting and stabbing George Taylor, on Main street, on Sunday last, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday for examination. stantially to the following facts: At a late hour on Sunday afternoon Shaver Wiley and George Taylor, two soldiers, visited Mrs. Puss Rick's house, on Main street, between 23d and 24th, to get ley told him "all right," and learning that Carroll had a knife walked out of doors, followed by Taylor. They had been in the street but a few seconds when Carroll went out, and approaching Wiley cut at him. Wiley then knocked C. down, and walked into the house. As Taylor started in Carroll cut him severely in the left shoulder, inflicting an ugly and dangerous wound. Carroll then went to the Lis brags that he had just cut and killed two or three men with it. As soon as Mrs. Rick saw that Taylor was stabbed she sent for Dr. Sherrard, who dressed the wound and had the patient sent to Seabroo
Sherrard (search for this): article 1
knife, and advancing to the counter pushed Wiley back and said he could whip W. Wiley told him "all right," and learning that Carroll had a knife walked out of doors, followed by Taylor. They had been in the street but a few seconds when Carroll went out, and approaching Wiley cut at him. Wiley then knocked C. down, and walked into the house. As Taylor started in Carroll cut him severely in the left shoulder, inflicting an ugly and dangerous wound. Carroll then went to the Libby prison, and, with his knife in his hand, made his brags that he had just cut and killed two or three men with it. As soon as Mrs. Rick saw that Taylor was stabbed she sent for Dr. Sherrard, who dressed the wound and had the patient sent to Seabrook's warehouse, from which point he was carried to Chimborazo Hospital, where he is now lying very ill. Carroll was arrested during the evening by Capt. Pleasants, of the night watch, and after his examination yesterday was committed to jail for a further hearing.
Edward P. Carroll (search for this): article 1
Stabbing. --Edward P. Carroll, arrested on Sunday last for feloniously cutting and stabbing George Taylor, on Main street, on Sunday lad whilst they were standing at the counter James P. Rader and Edward P. Carroll, (the latter very much intoxicated,) came in.--Carroll had inCarroll had in his hand a bowie-knife, and advancing to the counter pushed Wiley back and said he could whip W. Wiley told him "all right," and learning that Carroll had a knife walked out of doors, followed by Taylor. They had been in the street but a few seconds when Carroll went out, and appCarroll went out, and approaching Wiley cut at him. Wiley then knocked C. down, and walked into the house. As Taylor started in Carroll cut him severely in the left shoulder, inflicting an ugly and dangerous wound. Carroll then went to the Libby prison, and, with his knife in his hand, made his brags thaas carried to Chimborazo Hospital, where he is now lying very ill. Carroll was arrested during the evening by Capt. Pleasants, of the night w
Shaver Wiley (search for this): article 1
day last, was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday for examination. When the prisoner was sent to the bar a number of a number of witness were called and testified substantially to the following facts: At a late hour on Sunday afternoon Shaver Wiley and George Taylor, two soldiers, visited Mrs. Puss Rick's house, on Main street, between 23d and 24th, to get some oysters, and whilst they were standing at the counter James P. Rader and Edward P. Carroll, (the latter very much intoxicated,) came in.--Carroll had in his hand a bowie-knife, and advancing to the counter pushed Wiley back and said he could whip W. Wiley told him "all right," and learning that Carroll had a knife walked out of doors, followed by Taylor. They had been in the street but a few seconds when Carroll went out, and approaching Wiley cut at him. Wiley then knocked C. down, and walked into the house. As Taylor started in Carroll cut him severely in the left shoulder, inflicting an ugly and dangerous wound. C
Puss Rick (search for this): article 1
examination. When the prisoner was sent to the bar a number of a number of witness were called and testified substantially to the following facts: At a late hour on Sunday afternoon Shaver Wiley and George Taylor, two soldiers, visited Mrs. Puss Rick's house, on Main street, between 23d and 24th, to get some oysters, and whilst they were standing at the counter James P. Rader and Edward P. Carroll, (the latter very much intoxicated,) came in.--Carroll had in his hand a bowie-knife, and ad Carroll cut him severely in the left shoulder, inflicting an ugly and dangerous wound. Carroll then went to the Libby prison, and, with his knife in his hand, made his brags that he had just cut and killed two or three men with it. As soon as Mrs. Rick saw that Taylor was stabbed she sent for Dr. Sherrard, who dressed the wound and had the patient sent to Seabrook's warehouse, from which point he was carried to Chimborazo Hospital, where he is now lying very ill. Carroll was arrested during t
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