Sheridan defeats Early and captures Charlottesville reported
In Our Hands To Mayor Gen Dix despatches detail the reported defeat and capture of Gen Early by Sheridan. Sheridan's movement began last Monday and reached Staunton. Major Gen Hancock led the Middle Military Division in Sher idan’s absence with headquarters at Winchester. E M Stanton Secretary of War.
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The Herald reports Gen. Sherman’s force advancing to Fayetteville North Carolina and Porters gunboats arriving there. Beauregard surveys defenses and vows to hold. Mobile hosts a larger Union force, Granger reviews troops at Pensacola, and deserters claim Confederates plan evacuations of Richmond and Petersburg.
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Nashville Flood Submerges City and Damages Rail Lines
Heavy rains caused the river to rise seven feet, flooding Nashville and surrounding areas. The lower city is submerged while several rail bridges, including the Stone River trestle near Murfreesboro and one at Franklin, were swept away. No disruption yet on the Louisville and Nashville line. Two Ninth Indiana Regiment soldiers drowned near Edgefield.
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Fire destroys Wilson Hayes tobacco factory in Pittston
The Wilson Hayes & Co tobacco plant on Union Street, Pittston, was completely burned out this morning. Firefighter David L. Sims was killed by a falling wall, and two others were seriously hurt. Loss estimated at about 12 000 dollars, fully insured. The new monitor Manayunk broke from moorings at 5 am, drifted down the river, was towed back three miles below Pittsburgh, and is nearly finished with plans to depart for Cairo in a day or two.
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