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Warren (search for this): article 1
strously for them, their loss being very heavy, and their columns breaking and flying in confusion. Captain M. A. Marcus, Company I, Fifteenth regiment Georgia volunteers, Benning's brigade, Fields's division, was among the killed in the engagement.--His body was brought to this city and temporarily interred at Hollywood. From Petersburg. Everything perfectly quiet along all the lines. The Express learns from "a perfectly reliable source" that at a vote taken in the Fifth (Warren's) and the Ninth (Burnside's) corps of the Yankee army, on Tuesday last, the proportion in favor of the McClellan to that of the Lincoln candidates was as ten to one. The voting in these corps was altogether by the troops from Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio, in which an election for State officers and members of Congress was held on Tuesday. On that day, also, the question of the adoption or rejection of the new constitution of the State of Maryland was submitted to the troops from
Burnside (search for this): article 1
oss being very heavy, and their columns breaking and flying in confusion. Captain M. A. Marcus, Company I, Fifteenth regiment Georgia volunteers, Benning's brigade, Fields's division, was among the killed in the engagement.--His body was brought to this city and temporarily interred at Hollywood. From Petersburg. Everything perfectly quiet along all the lines. The Express learns from "a perfectly reliable source" that at a vote taken in the Fifth (Warren's) and the Ninth (Burnside's) corps of the Yankee army, on Tuesday last, the proportion in favor of the McClellan to that of the Lincoln candidates was as ten to one. The voting in these corps was altogether by the troops from Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio, in which an election for State officers and members of Congress was held on Tuesday. On that day, also, the question of the adoption or rejection of the new constitution of the State of Maryland was submitted to the troops from that State in the Army of
Hatch (search for this): article 1
ght's train report no news whatever from Sheridan. Every day, however, records some new development of his infernal actions. The iron works of John. T. Lewis, near Brown's gap, were destroyed by Sheridan's troops, and D. S. Lewis, a son of the proprietor, and all persons connected with the works, were taken prisoners. From Tennessee. The bridge across the Holston river at Zollicoffer, on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad, is rebuilt, and our trains are crossing. At Carter's station, on the Watauga, the bridge is finished, and the trains passed over yesterday. At last accounts there were no enemy fifteen miles this side of Knoxville. Major Day had driven off a regiment of cavalry from Bull's gap. Flag of Truce. The Federal flag-of-truce boat New York, Major Mulford, has arrived at Varina with one hundred and sixty-eight commissioned officers and one hundred and sixty-nine enlisted men. Colonel Ould and Captain Hatch will go down to-day.
Brown (search for this): article 1
f the State of Maryland was submitted to the troops from that State in the Army of the Potomac. We could only hear from two regiments, whose vote was almost unanimous against its adoption. The main feature of this new constitution is the extinction of slavery. From the Valley. Passengers from the Valley by last night's train report no news whatever from Sheridan. Every day, however, records some new development of his infernal actions. The iron works of John. T. Lewis, near Brown's gap, were destroyed by Sheridan's troops, and D. S. Lewis, a son of the proprietor, and all persons connected with the works, were taken prisoners. From Tennessee. The bridge across the Holston river at Zollicoffer, on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad, is rebuilt, and our trains are crossing. At Carter's station, on the Watauga, the bridge is finished, and the trains passed over yesterday. At last accounts there were no enemy fifteen miles this side of Knoxville.
Carter (search for this): article 1
ight's train report no news whatever from Sheridan. Every day, however, records some new development of his infernal actions. The iron works of John. T. Lewis, near Brown's gap, were destroyed by Sheridan's troops, and D. S. Lewis, a son of the proprietor, and all persons connected with the works, were taken prisoners. From Tennessee. The bridge across the Holston river at Zollicoffer, on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad, is rebuilt, and our trains are crossing. At Carter's station, on the Watauga, the bridge is finished, and the trains passed over yesterday. At last accounts there were no enemy fifteen miles this side of Knoxville. Major Day had driven off a regiment of cavalry from Bull's gap. Flag of Truce. The Federal flag-of-truce boat New York, Major Mulford, has arrived at Varina with one hundred and sixty-eight commissioned officers and one hundred and sixty-nine enlisted men. Colonel Ould and Captain Hatch will go down to-day.
Sheridan (search for this): article 1
two regiments, whose vote was almost unanimous against its adoption. The main feature of this new constitution is the extinction of slavery. From the Valley. Passengers from the Valley by last night's train report no news whatever from Sheridan. Every day, however, records some new development of his infernal actions. The iron works of John. T. Lewis, near Brown's gap, were destroyed by Sheridan's troops, and D. S. Lewis, a son of the proprietor, and all persons connected with tSheridan's troops, and D. S. Lewis, a son of the proprietor, and all persons connected with the works, were taken prisoners. From Tennessee. The bridge across the Holston river at Zollicoffer, on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad, is rebuilt, and our trains are crossing. At Carter's station, on the Watauga, the bridge is finished, and the trains passed over yesterday. At last accounts there were no enemy fifteen miles this side of Knoxville. Major Day had driven off a regiment of cavalry from Bull's gap. Flag of Truce. The Federal flag-of-truce bo
Bull (search for this): article 1
ight's train report no news whatever from Sheridan. Every day, however, records some new development of his infernal actions. The iron works of John. T. Lewis, near Brown's gap, were destroyed by Sheridan's troops, and D. S. Lewis, a son of the proprietor, and all persons connected with the works, were taken prisoners. From Tennessee. The bridge across the Holston river at Zollicoffer, on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad, is rebuilt, and our trains are crossing. At Carter's station, on the Watauga, the bridge is finished, and the trains passed over yesterday. At last accounts there were no enemy fifteen miles this side of Knoxville. Major Day had driven off a regiment of cavalry from Bull's gap. Flag of Truce. The Federal flag-of-truce boat New York, Major Mulford, has arrived at Varina with one hundred and sixty-eight commissioned officers and one hundred and sixty-nine enlisted men. Colonel Ould and Captain Hatch will go down to-day.
Mulford (search for this): article 1
ght's train report no news whatever from Sheridan. Every day, however, records some new development of his infernal actions. The iron works of John. T. Lewis, near Brown's gap, were destroyed by Sheridan's troops, and D. S. Lewis, a son of the proprietor, and all persons connected with the works, were taken prisoners. From Tennessee. The bridge across the Holston river at Zollicoffer, on the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad, is rebuilt, and our trains are crossing. At Carter's station, on the Watauga, the bridge is finished, and the trains passed over yesterday. At last accounts there were no enemy fifteen miles this side of Knoxville. Major Day had driven off a regiment of cavalry from Bull's gap. Flag of Truce. The Federal flag-of-truce boat New York, Major Mulford, has arrived at Varina with one hundred and sixty-eight commissioned officers and one hundred and sixty-nine enlisted men. Colonel Ould and Captain Hatch will go down to-day.
Benning (search for this): article 1
The war news. From below Richmond. On yesterday all was quiet below the city on both lines. We have no additional particulars of the fight of Thursday, except that the last assault of the enemy, at 4 P. M., resulted most disastrously for them, their loss being very heavy, and their columns breaking and flying in confusion. Captain M. A. Marcus, Company I, Fifteenth regiment Georgia volunteers, Benning's brigade, Fields's division, was among the killed in the engagement.--His body was brought to this city and temporarily interred at Hollywood. From Petersburg. Everything perfectly quiet along all the lines. The Express learns from "a perfectly reliable source" that at a vote taken in the Fifth (Warren's) and the Ninth (Burnside's) corps of the Yankee army, on Tuesday last, the proportion in favor of the McClellan to that of the Lincoln candidates was as ten to one. The voting in these corps was altogether by the troops from Pennsylvania, Indiana an
Fields (search for this): article 1
The war news. From below Richmond. On yesterday all was quiet below the city on both lines. We have no additional particulars of the fight of Thursday, except that the last assault of the enemy, at 4 P. M., resulted most disastrously for them, their loss being very heavy, and their columns breaking and flying in confusion. Captain M. A. Marcus, Company I, Fifteenth regiment Georgia volunteers, Benning's brigade, Fields's division, was among the killed in the engagement.--His body was brought to this city and temporarily interred at Hollywood. From Petersburg. Everything perfectly quiet along all the lines. The Express learns from "a perfectly reliable source" that at a vote taken in the Fifth (Warren's) and the Ninth (Burnside's) corps of the Yankee army, on Tuesday last, the proportion in favor of the McClellan to that of the Lincoln candidates was as ten to one. The voting in these corps was altogether by the troops from Pennsylvania, Indiana and
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