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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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| August 4, 1863 | Condition of the Army of the Cumberland in Middle Tennessee | One hundred miles south from Nashville the National lines now reach. . . into Alabama. To this point, Winchester, which I have just reached, trains run regularly every day. It is a very interesting to observe the effects o... read more |
| August 20, 1863 | Military intelligence relative to the position of the Army of Tennessee provided by William Duncan, deserter, Company H, Second Tennessee |
HDQRS. 1ST BRIGADE, 4TH DIVISION, 14TH ARMY CORPS, TRACY CITY, August 20, 1863—12.30 p. m.
Brig.-Gen. GARFIELD, Chief of Staff: Statement o... read more |
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August 21, 1863 August 24, 1863 |
Confederate forces under Buckner abandon Knoxville |
HDQRS. BUCKNER'S CORPS, Knoxville, August 21, 1863.
President East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, Knoxville: SIR: An evacuation of this point being if not a probable at least a possible event, the major-gene... read more |
| August 25, 1863 | "Gen. Bragg has fallen into a delusion." Morale and food supply in the |
Army of Tennessee
OFFICE CHIEF OF SUBSISTENCE, ARMY OF TENNESSEE, Chattanooga, August 25, 1863. Gen. BRAXTON BRAGG, Comdg. Army of Tennessee: GEN.: I submit as briefly as possible the present supply of th... read more |
| August 6, 1863 | Reward for Army of Tennessee Conscription Deserters |
$750 REWARD—The named men have deserted from my works, and $30 each, reward, will be paid for their arrest and delivery at Conscript Camp, either at Cleveland or this place.
W. W. Hewindelk —Aged 30 years, 5 feet 7 inches height... read more |
| August 10, 1863 | R. V. Richardson's report on Confederate conscript sweeps in West |
Tennessee
Report of Col. Robert V. Richardson, C. S. Army. SELMA, ALA., August 10, 1863. SIR: About five weeks ago I reached West Tennessee. I found my regiment, the Twelfth Tennessee Cavalry (partisan rangers... read more |
| September 1, 1863 | The status of Sewanee Coal and Mining Co.Note 1 properties |
September 1, 1863
Letter from William Truesdail Head Quarters Army Cumbld Office Chief Army Police StevenstonNote 2 Sept 1/63 Gov. A. Johnson, Sir, Mr. JacksonNote 3 of Nashville called upon me yesterday with... read more |
| September 8, 1863 | Action at Limestone stationNote 1 and skirmish at Telford's station |
Report of Colonel John W. Foster, Commanding the Second Cavalry Brigade concerning the actions at Telford Station and Limestone Station.
MORRISTOWN, TENN., September 9, 1863. GEN.: I sent you on yesterday ... read more |
| September 8, 1863 | Action at Telford's Station |
•See September 8, 1863--Action at Limestone stationNote 1 and skirmish at Telford's station
No circumstantial reports filed. Excerpt from the Itinerary of the Twenty-third Army Corps, August 1-September 30, 1863 ~ ~ ~ September 8.--Lieut.-Col.... read more |
| September 9, 1863 | Confederate conscription in West Tennessee, a plea to Military Governor Andrew Johnson for help |
Head Quarters, 2 west Ten Cav
Saulsbury Ten Aug the 9th, 1863 Andrew Johnson Military Gov of the state of Ten sir: I address you a few lines at the request of some of the Union ... read more |
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