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The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], The late Incendiary outrages in Tennessee . (search)
The late Incendiary outrages in Tennessee.
a Correction — the heroic Guardman recovering — a -- described in Cross one the Republican, &c.
[correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.] Nov. 13th, 1861.
As I see in your paper of the 12th inst., in an article headed "Lincolnites in Tennessee." several mistakes, I will so far trespass on your time as to set you right in regard to them.
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There are but bridges burnt on the road between Bristol and Knoxville, instead ofTennessee." several mistakes, I will so far trespass on your time as to set you right in regard to them.
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There are but bridges burnt on the road between Bristol and Knoxville, instead of five; but an attempt was made to burn a third, near Strawberry plains, but the sentinel shot and killed two, and, with more than Spartan value, fought the whole band of incendiaries until he was literally cut down and left for But we are happy to say be successes in giving the alarm, and saved the bridge and though his arm was severed from , and the other wise severely out, still hopes are entertained or his recovery.
The Waumuga bridge is now guarded by about six hundred militia, with two
Mrs. Pearce, the venerable mother of the Mayor of Tallahassee, Florida, a lady almost eighty years of age, has carded, spun, and knit twenty-six pair of woolen socks, which she has presented to a company from that city, at Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. John Paton, who claimed the honor of being the original inventor of the steam screw propeller, at the poor-house in Yarmouth, N. S., on the 27th of September.
Hugh Kirman, a gentleman of some prominence in Tennessee, and former resident of Nashville, died at Cumberland Furnance, Tenn., a few days since.
A man, named Ed. Manscoe, was shot in Memphis, Tennessee, a few days since, by another named Nuttall.
He survived the wound only a few hours.
On the day of the burial of the killed at the battle of Belmont, Missouri, business was generally suspended.
In an affair, at Columbus, few nights since James Smith was killed by a man named Harrell.
Sylvester Mowry, a former Delegate from Arizona, was killed by t
The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], Railroad accident. (search)
Railroad accident.
--A fatal accident occurred near Central Depot on Tuesday night. A main with part of a battalion from Rome, Ga., on their way to East Tennessee, ran on the track, killing three of the soldiers, and wounding several others severely--Abtagous Virginia, Nov. 10.
The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], Fast day sermons. (search)