Crossing the Cumberland River march stops near Nashville
Soldier correspondent William L. Clark recounts troop movements from camp near Nashville to Mitchelville and Franklin, describes crossing by steamers, wagon congestion, nights in a brick hall, and meals with fresh pork. He notes guard duties, a visit with a wary widow, and reflections on Tennessee life versus Kentucky.
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Nashville
Tanti
Svarsagar
Sir
Keals
Franklin
Stoena
Mitchelville
Etrennes
Fira
Southern Rights Army
Toy
Yates
Curtis
Aellard
Union
Becanass
North Riford Ua
Tan Js
Puanx Dellirs
Perart Ios
W. A. Schnute
Xiwilar
Shapa
Noo
Camte
Albion Commercial College Promotes Practical Business Education
The unsigned statement from the Michigan Conference of the NE Church endorses Albion Commercial College founded by Imn Marhow to train youth in bookkeeping and practical business skills. It highlights single and double entry methods across sectors, with Christian morals and a plan to move to a larger, dedicated building and a Ladies' Department to expand opportunities and reduce future embarrassments in business.
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Ign
Albion Commercial College
Imn Marhow
Nayhen
Mayhew
Bey
J. Boynton
Avpiox
Mion
I R.bapp
T. A. Sinex
Battle at Pea Ridge described with terrain and numbers
Confederate forces under McCulloch Price and Van Dorn oppose Union Gen. Curtis with Sigel in a drawn battlescape across Sugar Creek and Pea Ridge Arkansas. The narrative details terrain, bivouac, artillery, and the heavy losses on both sides, emphasizing the first day victory for the Union and ongoing engagement amid evolving tactics and brutal combat.
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Benton
Ark
Bobton
Arkansac
Quita
Keateville
Fayetteville
Cittld
Wales
Rabele
Sugar Creek
Pos Ridge
Missouri Line
Pea Ridge
Arkansas
Leetown
Woo
Samuel W. Curtis
Stzel
Davis
Carr
Missouri
Sterling Price
Ben. McCulloch
Texany
Earl van Dorp
Albert Pike
McIntosh
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
U. S
Terling Price
Leucasia
Brestador
Sigel
Virmer
Firmer
Bentonville Road
Padgeeal
Kettsville Road
Boston
Curr
Curtia
MacCulloch
Prica
Bull
Elis
Mex
Pearidge
Tescua
Guna
America
Heaven
Earth
Enemgy
Nob Timain
Judgient
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Wanstall
Calmoun Cort
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Suarpsteen
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Marahy
Cyposlara Tlotiar
Colnceijor
Lelicttae
Chahery Nna
Ware
Grieult
Grocellen
Pravixiane
Marshall
Oak
T. Doster
Stynte Dev Genda
Dinbvie
Amin
J. Nealer
Tey Ronda
Crickery
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State Pareet
Creckery
Ntensch
Hadeslerin Groenrien
Proelstans
Tanden
Witewavittene
Neal Adl
Priva
Tenney
Attorney & Coun
Sevenay Law
Onanexny
Wampshire
Vermont
New York
Pontaylenals
Onla
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Winconaly Inn
Supreme Court of the Tile
Lansing
J. W.oakley
Eather
Pateathar Uelting
Lecrerk
Michigan
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Stes
Knapp
J Shift
Alaton
Mica
Akwa Sete
DRS. Bagley & Coons
Homchopathis
Ratore
Madison Street
Warconnesvanbenck
Ertin
Fadler Regiment
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Lildrey
Tennessee
Kentucky
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New York Tribune
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