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North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 10
Wheeler in Tennessee. --The Bristol papers contain some news about Wheeler in East Tennessee. He came up from Hiawassee to the vicinity of Loudon, tearing up the railroad on his route, but turning off the road before coming to Loudon bridge, which was guarded by two hundred negroes. He next captured Yankees at Maryville, shipped them across the Onaka mountains into North Carolina, and crossed the French Broad at Seven Islands, eighteen miles above Knoxville.
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Wheeler in Tennessee. --The Bristol papers contain some news about Wheeler in East Tennessee. He came up from Hiawassee to the vicinity of Loudon, tearing up the railroad on his route, but turning off the road before coming to Loudon bridge, which was guarded by two hundred negroes. He next captured Yankees at Maryville, shipped them across the Onaka mountains into North Carolina, and crossed the French Broad at Seven Islands, eighteen miles above Knoxville.
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 10
Wheeler in Tennessee. --The Bristol papers contain some news about Wheeler in East Tennessee. He came up from Hiawassee to the vicinity of Loudon, tearing up the railroad on his route, but turning off the road before coming to Loudon bridge, which was guarded by two hundred negroes. He next captured Yankees at Maryville, shipped them across the Onaka mountains into North Carolina, and crossed the French Broad at Seven Islands, eighteen miles above Knoxville. Wheeler in Tennessee. --The Bristol papers contain some news about Wheeler in East Tennessee. He came up from Hiawassee to the vicinity of Loudon, tearing up the railroad on his route, but turning off the road before coming to Loudon bridge, which was guarded by two hundred negroes. He next captured Yankees at Maryville, shipped them across the Onaka mountains into North Carolina, and crossed the French Broad at Seven Islands, eighteen miles above Knoxville.
Wheeler (search for this): article 10
Wheeler in Tennessee. --The Bristol papers contain some news about Wheeler in East Tennessee. He came up from Hiawassee to the vicinity of Loudon, tearing up the railroad on his route, but turning off the road before coming to Loudon bridge, which was guarded by two hundred negroes. He next captured Yankees at Maryville, shipped them across the Onaka mountains into North Carolina, and crossed the French Broad at Seven Islands, eighteen miles above Knoxville. Wheeler in Tennessee. --The Bristol papers contain some news about Wheeler in East Tennessee. He came up from Hiawassee to the vicinity of Loudon, tearing up the railroad on his route, but turning off the road before coming to Loudon bridge, which was guarded by two hundred negroes. He next captured Yankees at Maryville, shipped them across the Onaka mountains into North Carolina, and crossed the French Broad at Seven Islands, eighteen miles above Knoxville.