Severe Civil War Action Near Pranklin Tennessee Report
Richmond papers claim a severe battle at Pranklin Tennessee with 600 killed and wounded and 1000 prisoners. Reports describe a Federal push near Richmond and rumors of Confederate moves toward Virginia, with various cavalry actions and artillery exchanges. Mayivo and Louisville are mentioned amid broader war distress and disrupted county life.
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Tennessee
Hlood
Oo'cluck
Mecevete Ficht
Richmond
Salesbury
North Carolina
Tennesser
New York
Gronw
Richmnand
Shenandoah Vaile
Neo
Ra Wioors
Gouisiana
A.D. Leg
Cape Titeo
Gaon
Hodge
Battle Near Nashville and Prisoner Escape Plot
Telegraphic dispatches report a battle imminent near Nashville with Union forces at Franklin and Nashville. Gen. Lee returns to Baton Rouge with rebel artillery and prisoners in clashes around Liberty and Decaturville. Federal prisoners at Statesburg attempt escape, fighting guards and breaching parapets before being repelled. News notes Hood’s approach, Sherman’s movements, and deteriorating conditions in Mexico City.
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Worstd
Orleangs
Las Gemenal
Lee
Baton Rouge
Liberty
Deoolkville
Hodge
Pennessee
Richmond Dispatch
Georgia Papers
Sherman
Irving
Madison
Augusta
Ciizens
Macon
Nasuvinne
Frankfin
Nashville
Chattanooga
Hood
A.J. Simith
General Grant May Strike Again If Weather Favors
The Richmond papers of the 28th report General Grant deploying troops on his left flank and suggest that favorable weather could allow another movement in that direction.
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Richmond
Grant
Rumors of Grant Forces Advancing on Richmond
Reports from New York claim Grant's army and the navy are moving on Richmond with a fleet through the Dutch Gap canal and a major action in the Shenandoah Valley. No confirmations were received by morning. The Tribune notes Judge Holt named to succeed Attorney General Bates.
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New York
Grant
Navy
Richmond
Dutch Gap Canal
Shenandoah Valley
Tribune
Washington
Holt
Bates
Victory in Tennessee Report Reaches Headquarters
Dispatch from Frasbury dated November 30 reports a heavy and persistent enemy attack beginning around four in the afternoon and continuing into the night. The action caused heavy losses, estimated at five to six thousand enemy casualties. Union forces report about 1,000 enemy captives including a brigadier general.
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Thomas
Osu Loys
New York
the Times
Nasuvitti
P. Mo
Wranklin
Bigadier
Tornado Devastation Report From Rio Dandro
News notes describe a tornado around Rio dandro on October 13 causing severe damage over a quarter mile, many houses destroyed or wrecked by hail, lasting fifteen minutes, with vessels lost and lives claimed. Other items report no delay in collecting the additional income tax and the president delaying a decision on the chief justice question until Congress arrives.
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Hany
Washington Special
Supreme Court
Post
Congress
Federal forces return to Franklin near Nashville battlefield
From Nashvi ller December 1 1864 Federal troops led by General Thomas push toward Franklin forming a battle line three miles south of Nashville. Cannon fire heard in the city as Quartermaster employees entrench. One hundred seven Confederate officers and about 1 000 prisoners arrive in Nashville after yesterday’s fight near Franklin Tennessee. A major engagement may be imminent.
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Richmond Enquirer
Statesburg
N.C
S.C
Tennessee
Meccy
Wowerg
Gilmore
New Orlean
Canby
Herald
Mexico
San Luis
Thomas
Franklin
Nashville
Quartermaster's Department
Tennasser
Lowa
Alland
Iowa Central Air Ling
Rowling
Waid District Court of United States
Iowa
Northown
Dubnany
Lowa Central Ave
Hall Road Company
Camplainstate
LJ. C. Burny
Burns
Comiistoner
Dubuque
Towa
North Star report and Civil War battle updates
Aged dispatch notes the steamer North Star overdue from Aspinwall with Nov dates, spoken in convoy and to arrive soon as its machinery is damaged. It covers Sherman’s alleged aims, Beaufort as a potential base, and a fierce rebel assault near Nashville with heavy losses and rumors of Hood capturing livestock while refugees flee Williamson county.
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Aspinwall
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Richmond Manminer
Sherman
Macon
Augusta
Elis
Georgia
Virginia
Carolinas
Port Royal
Beaufort
Charleston
Savannah
Tix
Stone River
Jarrest
Schofield
Willamson
Hood
Nashville
Richmond papers debate Sherman's movements near Macon
Readers in Richmond report dispatches from Augusta dated the 26th noting Sherman has not reached Augusta and not crossed the Oconee. Savannah rumors of a defeat are doubted. Rebels claim Macon remains in their hands while Richmond Inquirer argues Sherman cannot reach it. Martinsburg correspondent Col. Latham in Pennsylvania warned of Manefield engagement and kept his troops vigilant through the night.
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Augusta
WHC Ee
Sherman
Savannah
Oconee River
Macon
Richmond Inquirer
Iherald
Martinsburg
New Creek
Col
Latham
Pennsylvania
Manefield
Rebel raids and sieges amid Civil War dispatches
Dispatches recount Confederate actions near Rosser’s lines with losses of 6 or 7 guns and 300 men. Reports note Captain Semmes’s voyage to Richmond, Arkansas legislature quorum absence, and a Memphis plot to burn depots thwarted by U.S. detectives. Colonial and naval movements, prices, and shifting alignments are described from numerous stations.
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Rosser
Col
Latham
Semmes
Alabama
Bagdad
Mexico
Richmond
Matamoras
Arkansas
Memphis
Memphis and
Charleston
United States
Washburne
New Books Debut by Kirke and Caster on Summer Atlantic Cruise
New book notices announce Kirke's Down in Tennessee and My Southern Prienda with Among the Plies. Robert Caster contributes A Summer Cruise on the Coast of New England, highlighting literary travel and regional character.
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Tennessee
Kirke
New England
Robert Caster
Time phrases appear in sequence
The fragment lists time intervals such as one week two weeks and longer spans like a month and several months. It reads as an isolated snippet with no clear subject, action, or event to anchor a news item.
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