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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1887

Page

6

Daring Civil War raid told as true history by J J Andrews

A detailed account of a covert Civil War expedition led by J J Andrews to seize a Confederate railway train at Marietta and destroy bridges. The narrative stresses authenticity, eyewitness notes, and the broader impact on Union efforts in the west amid harsh weather and military risk.

Edwin M. Stanton Holt Buell Col. Lee Atlanta Kirby Smith Braxton Bragg Randolph Jefferson Davis Union South Chattanooga Marietta J. J. Andrews

Andrews raid reaches the heart of the Confederacy

A Union spy, J J Andrews, proposed to Buell in March 1862 to strike Confederate rail lines south of Nashville with 24 to 30 volunteers. The plan aimed to cross marshal routes through the Cumberland range to stations inside Confederate lines. Andrews and his men dressed as civilians, carried Confederate money, and hoped to reach watches along the lines, while Andrews had ties to Kentucky wife Elizabeth Layton.

T Andrews Nashville D. C. Buell Army of the Ohio J. J. Andrews Buell Atlanta Andrews Murfressboro Shelbyville O. M. Mitchel Mitchel Shalbyville Tenn Ohio Unionce Cumberland Range Wteming County Fleming County Kentucky Elizabeth J.layton

Mitchel’s raid captures a train at Marietta

The Andrews raid succeeds under Gen Mitchel with a bold train capture near Marietta. The raiders, nineteen men plus Andrews, board the engine at Big Shanty while guards break for breakfast. Knight and Brown race the locomotive to safety as the train pulls away, with the crew unaware until it is too late.

Andrews Marietta James J. Andrews Kentucky Second Ohio Regiment Marion A. Ross George D. Wilson William Pittenger Perry G. Shadrack Twenty-first Ohio Regiment Mark Wood J. A. Wilson J. R. Porter William Knight Wilson F. Brown Wilson Bensinger Robert Buffum KE. H. Mason John Scott Thirty-third Ohio Martin J. Hawkins William Reddick John Wollam Samuel Robinson D. A. Dorsey Jacob Parrott Samuel Slavens William Campbell Ohio Porter Hawkins Maj. Ross Mitchel Ross Big Shanty Dixie Thad Fuller Tennessee Atlanta Knight William A. Fuller Kenesaw Mountain Sherman Johnston Kenesaw Brown Wilson Shadrack

Rex Pile Cure Promoted by Dr Rex in America

A Greeley publication reports Dr Rex promotes a pile cure he tested in the East Indies and now offers to the American public. The tone suggests early promotional excitement and broad claims of effectiveness for the remedy.

Greeley Rex East Indies American Rex Mediay Company Colorado Dr. Rex Adelia R. Cash James C. Scott J. J. Reithman & Co

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