The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26
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Corps) Transferred rom SaFannah to
Beaufort
2oth-Left wing lsft saSaBaah,
marching on either side Of the Saxan
nah River toward Augusta
23d-General Sherman transferred
headquarters from Savannah to Beau
fort.
25th-Left wing delayed BY fains 10
camp, seven miles from Savannah.
26th--Left wing at Springfield.
21th-Adyanee of the LETT wing
reached Sisters Ferry.
29th-Right wing moved from Poca
taligo toward the Combahee River
Left wing in camp At Sisters Ferry de.
layed by rains and high water
3Oth-Right slug 1a1z .gng Sa-
vannab sud Charleston kaiEfosd, and
between the railroad and McPherson- |
vile, encountering small parties Of the |
rebel cavalry. Left wing still at Sisters |
Ferry
3lst-Right wing at McPhersonyille.
Left wing at Sisters Ferry.
FEBRUARY.
1st-Right wing moved from Nc
Phersonville to Hickory Bill. Left /
wing stin water and mud-bound ut Sis
tors Ferry. ~
2d-Right wing moved to Brighton's
Bridge over. the Salkahathie, when the
enemy made resistance to the passage
of the stream, and burned the bridge
4th-Right wing effected passage Of
the Saikahatchie Left wing moved
across the Savannah.
5th = Right wing crossed Whippy
Swamp. Left wing moved 10 Brighton,
which had been burned by the rebel
cavalry.
9th Advance of the right wing
fought Wheeler at Orange Church, on
the Little Salkahatchie. ~
7th-Right wing at Bambury, and
Midway on the Charleston and Augusta
Railroad Left wing moved to Law
tonville, which was burned by the goth
Corps. IL
Sth-Right wing crossed the South
Edisto River Left wing in camp at
Lawtonville
9th-Right wing at Grahamsville
Left wing reached Allendale
l0th-Right wing crossed the Nprth
Edisto River Left wing reached Fid~
die Pond, near Barnwell.
llth-Right wing captured Orange
burg. Left wing marched through
Barnwell, which was left in ashes and
encamped three miles from White
Pond Station rlatsf
l2th-Right wing made rapid march
from Orangeburg toward the Congaree
and Columbia. The left wing tore up
ten miles Of the Chsrleston and Au-
gusta Railroad
l3th-Left wing crossed the South
Edisto River.
l4th-Left wing crossed the North
Edisto River. {
I5th--kight wing effected the pas
sage Of the Congaree, and began shell
inc Columbia General Cariin in the
advance Of the left wing, skirmished
with the rebels near Lexington, caps
turing and burning the town.
l5th--The right wing confronting
Columbia Left wing marched to
Hart's Ferry, on the Saluda River, and
crossed.
17th-Right wing occupied Columbia
Same night Columbia was burned
Left wing reached the Broad River.
lSth-Right wing in camp at Colum-
bis, and left wing in camp on Broad
River. Il,
l9th-Left wing crossed the Broad
and destroyed Greenville and Colum-
bia Railroad, camping near Alston.
20;h-Right wing lefG Columbia, de
stroying railroad to Ninnsboro. Left
wing moved to and crossed Little
River.
2lst-The whole army was concen-
trated at Winnsboro, thus leading
Johnston to suppose that it was Sher-
mans intention to push upon Char
lotte. eco
22d-Richt wing engaged in passage
of the Wateree river Al Pays Ferry.
Left wing tore up the railroad above
Winnsboro and moved to Youngsville
23d-Right wing on Lynch Creek
Left wing, reached Rocky Mount Ca
tawba River.
24th--Part Of the left wing crossed
the Catawba Tor Wsteree) river.
25th-Right wing captured Camden.
Left wing crossed the Catawba river.
27th-Left wing engaged in diincult
passage Of the Catawba- General Car
lin had fight with Wheeler s csValry.
2Sth-Right wing moved from Cam
den towards Cheraw, encampng on
IVnch's Creek and halting for three
dsvs. weitina : for the left wing, delayed
at the Catawba River to get up.