Three of the Former and Two of the Latter Killed In the Engagement
In a dawn battle near Coal Creek three former and two miners were killed with several wounded. Knoxville volunteers and Second Regiment soldiers clashed with miners ambushed in the mountains. General Carnes led a force toward Coal Creek as dynamite threats and heavy timber aided the fight.
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Clinton
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Briceville
Lindsay
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