Forrests Sulphur Trestle Raid in North Alabama
Gen Nathan B Forrest leads a 1864 raid into Alabama and Tennessee targeting the Sulphur Branch trestle and rail line between Decatur and the Elk River. The fortified Sulphur Trestle held a large garrison but fell after bombardment and negotiations, with heavy Union losses and extensive property destruction along the line.
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North
Alabama
Lower
Tennessee
Phillip Kyle
Decatur
Elk River
Elkmont
Forrest
Corinth
Mississippi
Confederacy
C. W. Anderson
Tennessee River
Newport
Ross Ford
Colbert’s Shoals
Florence
Athens
Shoalok
Roddey
Bainbridge
Buford
Bells
Lyons
Masonville
Twentieth Regiment
Tennessee Cavalry
Jesse A. Forrest
Fourteenth Tennessee Cavalry
McDonald’s Station
Second
Barteau
Anderson
Bell
Kelley
Lyon
White
Brown’s Ferry
Campbell
Fifteenth Tennessee
Morton
Is Nixon Gaining Power In GOP
Nixon rises in influence as internal GOP splits widen between Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater. Nixon advisers push for a nominal delegation in states lacking a clear favorite son, while avoiding a formal second nomination.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
California
New York City
Rockefeller
Goldwater
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G. J. Cottier
Pyron Keener
Mariman Pope
Cullman
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James S. Guin
C. S. Hinkle
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