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The Tennessee Civil War Sourcebook is a searchable collection of over 7,000 articles chronicling the Civil War in Tennessee from September 1, 1861
through September 30, 1865.
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| Date | Title | Article |
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June 14, 1863 June 24, 1863 |
Sanders' RaidNote 1 in East Tennessee |
JUNE 14-24, 1863.-Sanders' raid in East Tennessee.
SUMMARY OF THE PRINCIPAL EVENTS IN TENNESSEE. June 14, 1863.-Sanders' command sets out from Mount Vernon, Ky. 17, 1863.-Affair at Wartburg, near Montgomery, Tenn. 19, 1863... read more |
| June 15, 1863 | C. S. A. occupation of Camden, Lexington, Jackson, Humboldt and Trenton reported |
COLUMBUS, KY., June 15, 1863.
Maj.-Gen. SCHOFIELD, Saint Louis, Mo.: By sending six regiments of infantry and seven companies of cavalry to Vicksburg, my command was very much weakened. There are no... read more |
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ca. June 16, 1863 June 18, 1863 |
Bridge burning by Federals in Henderson, Madison, and McNairy counties | •See ca. June 20, 1863-June 23, 1863-Scout from Jackson to Paris to Fort Heiman, Ky ... read more |
| June 17, 1863 | Confederate State Convention, Winchester | The Dispatch of yesterday contains a report on the proceedings of this body, which met at Winchester on the 17th inst. The report, we suppose, is taken from the Chattanooga Rebel. It was the original purpose of the leaders of the Convention t... read more |
| June 3, 1863 | Federal instructions relative to guarding the Charleston to Memphis railroad from Collierville to Pocahontas, Tennessee |
MEMPHIS, TENN., June 3, 1863.
Maj. Gen. RICHARD J. OGLESBY, Jackson, Tenn.: GEN.: It is of very great importance that your troops should be moved rapidly upon t... read more |
| June 19, 1863 | Lieutenant A. J. Lacy's letter to his wife, Margaret E. Lacy in Jackson |
County
Springhill Tenn June the 19th 1863 Dear and Affectionate Companion Again this beautiful Friday morning [I] seat my self to drop you a few lines to let you know that I am still able to go about. Hope... read more |
| June 20, 1863 | Federal forces burn bridge over Holston River |
•See June 14, 1863-June 24, 1863-Sanders' RaidNote 1 in East Tennessee
No circumstantial reports filed. MORRISTOWN, June 21, 1863. Maj.-Gen. JONES: The enemy burned the bridge over the Holston, 16 miles east of Knoxville, last ev... read more |
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ca. June 20, 1863 June 23, 1863 |
Scout from Jackson to Paris to Fort Heiman, Ky |
COLUMBUS, KY., June 23, 1863.
H. W. HALLECK, Gen.-in-Chief: Lieut.-Col. Henry telegraphs from Fort Heiman: Scouts just in from Paris, Tenn. No rebels there, but reported between there and Jackson [Tenn.]. Also, t... read more |
| ca. June 22, 1863 | U. S. S. gunboat Robb with 150 refugees, fired upon by Rebel artillery on Tennessee River | •See ca. June 20, 1863-June 23, 1863-Scout from Jackson to Paris to Fort Heiman, Ky ... read more |
| June 23, 1863 | "The Negro Question-Hacks and Prostitutes;" the Nashville City Council's attempts to maintain social order |
The following preamble and resolutions offered by president M. M. Brien, were adopted on Tuesday last [23d], by the Board of Aldermen:
Whereas, In the opinion of the City Cou... read more |
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