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RM2CDA9MK–. Redeeming the republic : the third period of the war of the rebellion, in the year 1864 . e army had retreated across the Etowah River, whichrises in north-eastern Georgia, runs south, finds its way through themountains and hills north of AHatoona, and flows on westward to Rome,where it is joined by the Oostenaula. Together they form the Coosa. Itwas a very strong position at Cassville from which Johnston had retreat-ed, but he had selected another much stronger at AHatoona. The railroad, after crossing the Etowah, runs south-east. At AHatoonathere is a deep cut through a range of hills. Pum
RMABJPGK–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 24 May Head of third instar caterpillar on Sicklepod Arab
RMKKAGG0–Cassville, Iowa, USA. 15th June, 2017. A group prepares for a tour of a residence set up to look true to the lifestyle of a farmer of the era in Cassville, Wisconsin, on Thursday, June 15, 2017. Stonefield Village is host to a display of 1800s agricultural machinery as well as a replica farming community from the mid 1800s which is located on the estate of Wisconsin's first Governor, Nelson Dewey. Credit: Andy Abeyta, Quad-City Times/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2EJ22PE–Cassville, Pennsylvania, map 1963, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CGJ6AR–. The Civil War through the camera : hundreds of vivid photographs actually taken in Civil War times, together with Elson's new history . ANOTHER RETROGRADE MOVEMENT OVER THE ETOWAH BRIDGE The strong works in the pictures, commanding the railroad bridgeover the Etowah River, were the fourth fortified position to beabandoned by Johnston within a month. Pursued by Thomasfrom Resaca, he had .made a brief stand at Kingston and thenfallen back steadily and in superb order into Cassville. Therehe issued an address to his army announcing his purpose toretreat no more but to accept battle. His troops
RMABJPJP–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 7 June Pupa on Sicklepod Arabis canadensis Pieridae Pieri
RMKKAGE1–Cassville, Iowa, USA. 15th June, 2017. Captain Kim Kottke adjusts throttle on the Pride of Cassville Car Ferry on the Mississippi River on Thursday, June 15, 2017. The ferry is the oldest operating car ferry in Wisconsin, serving the area as early as 1833. It connects the Great River Road and the Iowa Great River Road with a 10-15 minute ride operating from early May to late October. Credit: Andy Abeyta, Quad-City Times/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2EJ0PE1–Cassville, New York, map 1943, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CGJY21–. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . , HEViEW OF REVIEWS CO. ANOTHER RETROGRADE MOVEMENT OVER THE ETOWAH liRIDGE The strong works in the pietures, comnianding the railroad bridgeover the Etowah River, were tlie fourth fortified position to beabandoned by Johnston within a month. Pursued by Thomasfrom Resaca, he had made a brief stand at Kingston and thenfallen baek steadily and in superb order into Cassville. Therehe issued an address to his army announcing his purpose toretreat no more but to accept battle. His troops were all drawTiup in preparation for a struggle,
RMABJPFX–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 16 May Egg on Sicklepod Arabis canadensis Pieridae Pierin
RMKKAEJ7–Cassville, Iowa, USA. 15th June, 2017. Ashley Williams, 15, of Cassville leads a tour through a residence set up with period-relevant furniture and decor at Stonefield Village in Cassville, Wisconsin, on Thursday, June 15, 2017. Stonefield Village is host to a display of 1800s agricultural machinery as well as a replica farming community from the mid 1800s which is located on the estate of Wisconsin's first Governor, Nelson Dewey. Credit: Andy Abeyta, Quad-City Times/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2F1MDFJ–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1894, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CGK0RY–. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . infantry, and awaited combat.The Union army was at hand. The skirmishing for somehours almost amounted to a battle. But suddenly Johnstondecided to defer a conclusive contest to another time. Again at Cassville, a few days later, Johnston drew upthe Confederate legions in battle array, evidently having de-cided on a general engagement at this point. He issued a Y/^spirited address to the army: By your courage and skill youhave repidsed every assault of the enemy. . Yo
RMABJPHG–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 26 May Fifth instar caterpillar on Sicklepod Arabis canad
RMKKAGFR–Iowa, USA. 15th June, 2017. Ashley Williams, 15, of Cassville leads a tour through a residence set up with period-relevant furniture and decor at Stonefield Village in Cassville, Wisconsin, on Thursday, June 15, 2017. Stonefield Village is host to a display of 1800s agricultural machinery as well as a replica farming community from the mid 1800s which is located on the estate of Wisconsin's first Governor, Nelson Dewey. Credit: Andy Abeyta, Quad-City Times/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2EHYRKK–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1948, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CNNMG1–. Battling for Atlanta . gration of the army. There is much that can be said on both sides,replied General Polk, musingly; but I trusta decisive battle will be fought before long. Sher-man in some of his movementsmust surely throw himself opento attack. Will such an opportu-nity be taken advantage of?snapped Hood, spitefully. I sincerely trust so, re-sponded Polk; and biddingGeneral Hood good-day, herode slowly away. On the plain near Adairs-ville General Johnston marshaled his army forbattle; but the position did not suit him, and hefell back toward Cassville. In his pursuit General Sherman d
RMABJPHX–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 16 May First instar larvae on Sicklepod Arabis canadensis
RMKKAGHE–Cassville, Iowa, USA. 15th June, 2017. Guests are seen talking with Deckhand Lori Nemitz, right, during their ride on the Pride of Cassville Car Ferry on the Mississippi River on Thursday, June 15, 2017. The ferry is the oldest operating car ferry in Wisconsin, serving the area as early as 1833. It connects the Great River Road and the Iowa Great River Road with a 10-15 minute ride operating from early May to late October. Credit: Andy Abeyta, Quad-City Times/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RM2F1MDFP–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1900, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CDJ411–. Portrait and biographical record of Waukesha County, Wisconsin, containing biographical sketches of old settlers and representative citizens of the county . h;is adorned his life,came always without solicitation, and in all hispositions of trust no one has ever thought of ques-tioning his integrity. In his notions and habits hehas been as changeless as in his |>olitical principles,and it is said tliat, until this sketch was prepared,the i)ulilic had no kuowledgeof the day or place ofhis birth. Note:—Gov. Dewey died at his late home in Cassville, July 21, 1889. -ui,. ^.J^di^/y^i^ir^ll:} GO
RMABJPGR–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 24 May Third instar caterpillar on Sicklepod Arabis canad
RMKKAGDD–Cassville, Iowa, USA. 15th June, 2017. A ''Little Giant'' thresher and cleaner built in 1880 by Heebner & Sons in Lansdale, Pennsylvania is seen on display at the Stonefield Historic Site in Cassville, Wisconsin, on Thursday, June 15, 2017. Stonefield Village is host to a display of 1800s agricultural machinery as well as a replica farming community from the mid 1800s which is located on the estate of Wisconsin's first Governor, Nelson Dewey. Credit: Andy Abeyta, Quad-City Times/Quad-City Times/ZUMA Wire/Alamy Live News
RMKKAGG5–Iowa, USA. 13th June, 2017. Thad Knight, left of New Mexico and Kelly Clark of Texas prepare to continue on their journey to cross every operational ferry on the Mississippi River after stopping at Breitbach's Country Dining in Balltown, Iowa Tuesday June 13, 2017. The pair was told about the Iowa eating establishment after crossing the river on the Cassville Car Ferry which connects the Great River Road and the Iowa Great River Road. The ferry served the early settlement as far back as 1833 and continues today. It is the oldest operating ferry service in the state of Wisconsin. (Credit Image
RM2F1MDFN–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1900, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CGJ6BP–. The Civil War through the camera : hundreds of vivid photographs actually taken in Civil War times, together with Elson's new history . valry, deployed his infantry, and awaited combat.The Union army was at hand. The skirmishing for somehours almost amounted to a battle. But suddenly Johnstondecided to defer a conclusive contest to another time. Again at Cassville, a few days later, Johnston drew upthe Confederate legions in battle array, evidently having de-cided on a general engagement at this point. He issued aspirited address to the army: By your courage and skill youhave repulsed every
RMABJPJK–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 7 June Pupa on Sicklepod Arabis canadensis Pieridae Pieri
RMKKAG70–Iowa, USA. 13th June, 2017. Thad Knight of New Mexico continues on his journey to cross every operational ferry on the Mississippi River after stopping at Breitbach's Country Dining in Balltown, Iowa Tuesday June 13, 2017.Here are 11 Mississippi River ferries. Flooding may affect schedules.Cassville Car Ferry.http://cassville.org/cassville car ferry rates schedule.24 Hour Information Line - (608) 725-5180.Directions to the Car Ferry from Iowa: Take Hwy 52 to Millville. Turn unto C9Y. Watch for the electrical substation and directional signs. The gravel road leads to the Turkey River boat
RM2EHYRJE–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1948, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CRGM4Y–. Tourist's guide to the Mississippi River : giving all the railroad and steamboat routes diverging from Chicago, Milwaukee, and Dubuque, toward St. Paul, and the falls of St. Anthony; also, railroad and steamboat routes from Chicago and Milwaukee to Lake Superior; together with an account of cities and villages, and objects of interest, on the route and in the upper valley of the Mississippi ... . s. Dunleith, 111 Potosi Landing, Wis Buena Vista, Iowa Cassville, Wis Guttenburg, Iowa Clayton, Iowa McGregor, Iowa Prairie du Chieii, Wis ..C^ To Chicago, 229 Miles. LynxviUe, Wis Lansing, Iowa DeS
RMABJPHP–Falcate Orangetip Anthocharis mide Cassville Barry County Missouri USA 26 May Fifth instar caterpillar on Sicklepod Arabis canad
RMKKAG98–Iowa, USA. 13th June, 2017. Kelly Clark of Texas continues on his journey to cross every operational ferry on the Mississippi River after stopping at Breitbach's Country Dining in Balltown, Iowa Tuesday June 13, 2017.Here are 11 Mississippi River ferries. Flooding may affect schedules.Cassville Car Ferry.http://cassville.org/cassville car ferry rates schedule.24 Hour Information Line - (608) 725-5180.Directions to the Car Ferry from Iowa: Take Hwy 52 to Millville. Turn unto C9Y. Watch for the electrical substation and directional signs. The gravel road leads to the Turkey River boat land
RM2F1MXGK–Cassville, New York, map 1945, 1:31680, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CGJ38M–. The photographic history of the Civil War : thousands of scenes photographed 1861-65, with text by many special authorities . 00 killed and wounded.to 33.—Cassville, Ga. Union, TwentiethCorps, ALaj.-Gen. Hooker; Confed., Gen.Johnstons command. Losses: Union, 10killed, 46 wounded. —Bermuda Mundrcd, Va. Union, Tenthand Eighteenth Corps, Army of theJames; Confed., Gen. Beauregards com-mand. Losses: Union, 702 killed andwounded. CoH/cf/., (estimate) 700 killed,wounded, and missing. ;i201 While the navy was per-fecting the blockade alongthe coast. General Grant atPetersburg was trying toget acros
RM2EHYRMG–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1900, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CP08XJ–. The shadow of a gun . Mouth of Catfish, Below Dubuque. TURKEY RIVER AND CASSVILLE, WIS. 135 slough, we found a little spring house with a streamrunning from it, and looking in, the boys foundpans of milk which they sampled freely and after-wards named it the Milk Slough. We passed Cassville in a few days and the mouthof the Turkey River a mile above, where we found. Eagle Point, Above Dubuque. many birds. Still on we went above Guttenberg,another German town, and nearly opposite the littletown of Glen Haven there is an island on the westside along the point of which, in its upper end, near-l
RM2EHYRKH–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1957, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CDFP9B–. Reminiscences, or, Four years in the Confederate Army : a history of the experiences of the private soldier in camp, hospital, prison, on the march, and on the battlefield, 1861 to 1865 . r her Chonigan bray? Yes, said I. Why do youask, Nes? Ober I vas Yesus Ghrist, said he, den Igif him vat he vants. Why so,Nes? said I. Veil, said he, he brays like he means peesness.This reasonof Nestlehoods has always seemed to me agood one. But more of Jonigan and Nestlehood here-atfer. After slipping out from between the two wings ofShermans army in front of Cassville, we had to work ourway around the le
RM2F1MDC7–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1888, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
![. The Union cause in St. Louis in 1861 [electronic resource]: an historical sketch . s onboth sides of Wilsons Creek. This creek rises near the town ofSpringfield, flows four to five miles westward, then takes an almostsouthern direction for nearly ten miles before it empties into JamesLiver a tributary of White River. One mile above the mouth ofWilsons Creek it is joined from the West by Tvrell Creek and nearone and one-half mile further north by Skcgg;s Branch, coming alsofrom the West. The road from Cassville. called the Favetteville road,crosses both branches mentioned, then runs a mile no Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CDYJG9/the-union-cause-in-st-louis-in-1861-electronic-resource-an-historical-sketch-s-onboth-sides-of-wilsons-creek-this-creek-rises-near-the-town-ofspringfield-flows-four-to-five-miles-westward-then-takes-an-almostsouthern-direction-for-nearly-ten-miles-before-it-empties-into-jamesliver-a-tributary-of-white-river-one-mile-above-the-mouth-ofwilsons-creek-it-is-joined-from-the-west-by-tvrell-creek-and-nearone-and-one-half-mile-further-north-by-skcggs-branch-coming-alsofrom-the-west-the-road-from-cassville-called-the-favetteville-roadcrosses-both-branches-mentioned-then-runs-a-mile-no-2CDYJG9.jpg ". The Union cause in St. Louis in 1861 [electronic resource]: an historical sketch . s onboth sides of Wilsons Creek. This creek rises near the town ofSpringfield, flows four to five miles westward, then takes an almostsouthern direction for nearly ten miles before it empties into JamesLiver a tributary of White River. One mile above the mouth ofWilsons Creek it is joined from the West by Tvrell Creek and nearone and one-half mile further north by Skcgg;s Branch, coming alsofrom the West. The road from Cassville. called the Favetteville road,crosses both branches mentioned, then runs a mile no Stock Photo")
RM2CDYJG9–. The Union cause in St. Louis in 1861 [electronic resource]: an historical sketch . s onboth sides of Wilsons Creek. This creek rises near the town ofSpringfield, flows four to five miles westward, then takes an almostsouthern direction for nearly ten miles before it empties into JamesLiver a tributary of White River. One mile above the mouth ofWilsons Creek it is joined from the West by Tvrell Creek and nearone and one-half mile further north by Skcgg;s Branch, coming alsofrom the West. The road from Cassville. called the Favetteville road,crosses both branches mentioned, then runs a mile no
RM2EHYRK5–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1957, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CH2604–. The mountain campaigns in Georgia : or, War scenes on the W. & A . just above Resaca. Several hundred .Southern soldiers here sleep the sleepthat knows no waking. IVAR SCENES ON THE W. & A. 37 eastern end of this ridge is perhaps a mile to the east of Cassville. Its southwest end is near therailroad, a little to the west of Cass Station. Its length was just sufficient for Hoods and Polkscorps, and half of Hardees, formed, as usual, in two lines, and in that order from right to left. Theother half of Hardees troops prolonging the line, were southwest of the railroad on undulatingground, on wh
RM2EJ0PCP–Cassville, New York, map 1943, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CDA47R–. Climatological data, Missouri . inimum.. 3 Maximum.. I Minimum .. ) Maximum.. I Minimum .. j Maxinuim (Minimum ) Maximum I Minimum Mountainarove««....|Maximum J Maximum Arcadia W.Bircihtree ..Cassville.., (iano llollister Koshkonong.J.elianon W.. Neosho. Holla gpringdeld I MinimumJ Maximum.I Minimum .( Maximum.( Minimum . SoiUhwed Plain. i Maximum ( Minimum j Maximum Amoret Appleton City Clinton Harrlsonville W ....Lamar ^ Lainonte. Marshall Warrensburg ... Warsaw. ChilliootheWGrant City...Kansas City .Kidder sSsS.... I Minimum( Maximum.( Minimum .i Maximum.( Minimum .j Maximum...( Minimum .
RM2F1MDFT–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1900, 1:62500, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CGJ2WM–. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . nded;Confed., 500 killed and wounded. to 23.—Cassville, Ga. Union, TwentiethCorps, Maj .-Gen. Hooker; Confed., Gen.Johnstons command. Losses: Union, 10killed, 46 wounded. Bermuda Hundred, Va. Union, Tenthand Eighteenth Corps, Army of the.lames; Confed., Gen. Beauregards com-mand. Losses: Union, 702 killed andwounded. Confed., (estimate) 700 killed,wounded, and missing. While the na%-j was per-fecting the blockade alongthe coast. General Grant atPetersburg was trying toget across Lees entrench-ments. In the fall a par-tially success
RM2EHYRM6–Cassville, New Jersey, map 1957, 1:24000, United States of America by Timeless Maps, data U.S. Geological Survey
RM2CEX8E6–. The Big Sandy Valley. A history of the people and country from the earliest settlement to the present time. ate dealer in Garden City, Kansas. LonMims, another son, is a prosperous wholesale hard-ware merchant at Catlettsburg. Few men for fiftyyears filled a more prominent position in Sandycommerce than did John D. Mims. CAPTAIN THOMAS D. MARCUM. 101 CAPTAIN THOMAS D. MARCUM.JosiAH Marcum, the great-grandfather of Cap-tain T. D. Marcum, settled in the Lower SandyValley almost as early as any other settler on theSandy. His seat was near where Cassville, Virginia,now stands. Hewas a typicalhun
![. The mountain campaigns in Georgia . hundred Southern soldiers liere sleep the sleepthat knows no waking;. 30 jiior.yJAix CA.]f]ii(;xs ix Georgia. eastern end of this riili^e is perhaps a mile to the east of Cassville. Its southwest end is near therailroad, a Httle to the west of Cass Station. Its lengtli was just sufficient for Hootls and Polkscorps, and half of Hardees, formed, as usual, in two lines, and in that order from right to left. Theother half of Hardees tinnps prolonninij; the line, were southwest of the railroad on undulatingground, on whirh thev had onh sui h adantaL;e as thei Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CGYXP6/the-mountain-campaigns-in-georgia-hundred-southern-soldiers-liere-sleep-the-sleepthat-knows-no-waking-30-jiioryjaix-ca-f-iixs-ix-georgia-eastern-end-of-this-riilie-is-perhaps-a-mile-to-the-east-of-cassville-its-southwest-end-is-near-therailroad-a-httle-to-the-west-of-cass-station-its-lengtli-was-just-sufficient-for-hootls-and-polkscorps-and-half-of-hardees-formed-as-usual-in-two-lines-and-in-that-order-from-right-to-left-theother-half-of-hardees-tinnps-prolonninij-the-line-were-southwest-of-the-railroad-on-undulatingground-on-whirh-thev-had-onh-sui-h-adantale-as-thei-2CGYXP6.jpg ". The mountain campaigns in Georgia . hundred Southern soldiers liere sleep the sleepthat knows no waking;. 30 jiior.yJAix CA.]f]ii(;xs ix Georgia. eastern end of this riili^e is perhaps a mile to the east of Cassville. Its southwest end is near therailroad, a Httle to the west of Cass Station. Its lengtli was just sufficient for Hootls and Polkscorps, and half of Hardees, formed, as usual, in two lines, and in that order from right to left. Theother half of Hardees tinnps prolonninij; the line, were southwest of the railroad on undulatingground, on whirh thev had onh sui h adantaL;e as thei Stock Photo")
RM2CGYXP6–. The mountain campaigns in Georgia . hundred Southern soldiers liere sleep the sleepthat knows no waking;. 30 jiior.yJAix CA.]f]ii(;xs ix Georgia. eastern end of this riili^e is perhaps a mile to the east of Cassville. Its southwest end is near therailroad, a Httle to the west of Cass Station. Its lengtli was just sufficient for Hootls and Polkscorps, and half of Hardees, formed, as usual, in two lines, and in that order from right to left. Theother half of Hardees tinnps prolonninij; the line, were southwest of the railroad on undulatingground, on whirh thev had onh sui h adantaL;e as thei
![. Opdycke tigers, 125th O. V. I., a history of the regiment and of the campaigns and battles of the Army of the Cumberland . >-tnred at Cassville, Ga.. (HUKAMAn.A Mdmmk.nt —iI4tli O. v. I. ClIArTER XII. HOO]).S CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE. Hoods uriny adviinced from Florence on November 20,1864, with a force present for duty, of infantry, 38,117 ; artil-lery, 3,068; cavalry, 12,753; aggregate, 53,938. General Thomas was at ]S^ashville doing all in his powerto concentrate a force adequate to cope with Hood. TheTwenty-tliird Corps had returned from Georgia b} rail toNashville. Coxs division was sen Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2CGJT04/opdycke-tigers-125th-o-v-i-a-history-of-the-regiment-and-of-the-campaigns-and-battles-of-the-army-of-the-cumberland-gt-tnred-at-cassville-ga-hukamana-mdmmknt-ii4tli-o-v-i-cliarter-xii-hoo-s-campaign-in-tennessee-hoods-uriny-adviinced-from-florence-on-november-201864-with-a-force-present-for-duty-of-infantry-38117-artil-lery-3068-cavalry-12753-aggregate-53938-general-thomas-was-at-sashville-doing-all-in-his-powerto-concentrate-a-force-adequate-to-cope-with-hood-thetwenty-tliird-corps-had-returned-from-georgia-b-rail-tonashville-coxs-division-was-sen-2CGJT04.jpg ". Opdycke tigers, 125th O. V. I., a history of the regiment and of the campaigns and battles of the Army of the Cumberland . >-tnred at Cassville, Ga.. (HUKAMAn.A Mdmmk.nt —iI4tli O. v. I. ClIArTER XII. HOO]).S CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE. Hoods uriny adviinced from Florence on November 20,1864, with a force present for duty, of infantry, 38,117 ; artil-lery, 3,068; cavalry, 12,753; aggregate, 53,938. General Thomas was at ]S^ashville doing all in his powerto concentrate a force adequate to cope with Hood. TheTwenty-tliird Corps had returned from Georgia b} rail toNashville. Coxs division was sen Stock Photo")
RM2CGJT04–. Opdycke tigers, 125th O. V. I., a history of the regiment and of the campaigns and battles of the Army of the Cumberland . >-tnred at Cassville, Ga.. (HUKAMAn.A Mdmmk.nt —iI4tli O. v. I. ClIArTER XII. HOO]).S CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE. Hoods uriny adviinced from Florence on November 20,1864, with a force present for duty, of infantry, 38,117 ; artil-lery, 3,068; cavalry, 12,753; aggregate, 53,938. General Thomas was at ]S^ashville doing all in his powerto concentrate a force adequate to cope with Hood. TheTwenty-tliird Corps had returned from Georgia b} rail toNashville. Coxs division was sen
RM2CGN22J–. Pennsylvania's soldiers' orphan schools, giving a brief account of the origin of the late civil war, the rise and progress of the orhpan system . James L. Paul Facing page 17 Andrew G. Curtin 29 Thomas H. Burrowes 44 John W.Geary 115 George F. McFarland 116 Columbus Cornforth 117 Mrs. Elizabeth E. Hutter 118 James P. Wickersham 138 John F. Hartranft 147 Northern Home for Friendless Children 169 MagGregor J. Mitcheson 171 E. W. Hutter 172 SoldiersOrphan Institute 173 John W. Claghorn 175 McAlisterville School 196 Mount Joy School 220 Dayton School * 242 Harford School 265 Cassville School 283
RM2CE1YYA–. Climatological data, Missouri . MC CREDIE EXP STA MIDDLETOWN 5NE MOBERLY MORA MOUNTAIN GROVE 2N NEW FLORENCE OWENSVILLE PATTONSBURG PERRY POLO POTOSI 2 S RICHWOODS ROGERSVILLE ROLLA MO SCH MINES SAINT JOSEPH WB APT ST LODIS WB AP 12NW SAINT LODIS WB CITY SAINT LOUIS WASH V SALEM SKIDMORE SPEED 2W SPRINGFIELD WB APT STEFFENVILLE SULLIVAN 5E TRENTON TYRONE 2N VICHY AP CAA 2 NW VIENNA 3NW WAPPAPELLO DAM WASHINGTON 3S WASOLA WEST PLAINS WILL IAMS BURG WILLOW SPRINGS F S ALTON 6 ENEELLINGTONFARMINGTONOWENSVILLEVICHY AP CAA 2 KIRKSVILLE AP CAA 6SSELIVONIA OWENSVILLE CASSVILLE R SMALDEN AP CAA 4NWR
RMRJHCKM–. The Bee-keepers' review. Bee culture. 12 THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW or no help, I cannot hope to have things as they ought to be, or as I would like to have them. I just do as well as I can, and let it go at that. I didn't expect that this was gcirg to be such a long letter when I started, and am sorry if I have taken up too much of your time with an account which brings up a flood of memories that are vital to me, but may not interest an outsider. I thank you for the kindly interest you have shown me. Cassville, Wis,, Nov. 6, 1909. Some Conditions that must be Considered if Separators are not
![. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. CASSVILLE, N. J.— Where John Webb had his bogs. Upper shows Methodist church, more I ban 100 years old. Right, Arthur Burke, who picked berries on the Webb bog, stands in front of his cross-roads grocery store. (CRANBERRIES Photo) Sixte. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Portland, CT [etc. ] : Taylor Pub. Co. [etc. ] Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RE6WXP/cranberries-the-national-cranberry-magazine-cranberries-cassville-n-j-where-john-webb-had-his-bogs-upper-shows-methodist-church-more-i-ban-100-years-old-right-arthur-burke-who-picked-berries-on-the-webb-bog-stands-in-front-of-his-cross-roads-grocery-store-cranberries-photo-sixte-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-portland-ct-etc-taylor-pub-co-etc-RE6WXP.jpg ". Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. CASSVILLE, N. J.— Where John Webb had his bogs. Upper shows Methodist church, more I ban 100 years old. Right, Arthur Burke, who picked berries on the Webb bog, stands in front of his cross-roads grocery store. (CRANBERRIES Photo) Sixte. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Portland, CT [etc. ] : Taylor Pub. Co. [etc. ] Stock Photo")
RMRE6WXP–. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. CASSVILLE, N. J.— Where John Webb had his bogs. Upper shows Methodist church, more I ban 100 years old. Right, Arthur Burke, who picked berries on the Webb bog, stands in front of his cross-roads grocery store. (CRANBERRIES Photo) Sixte. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Portland, CT [etc. ] : Taylor Pub. Co. [etc. ]
RMRPC1G7–. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 378 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. June 11, Qei;)eral Itenps^ Clover Seems to Have No Nectar. So far my bees have not commenced to store any honey. There is but little clover, and what there is seems to have no nectar in it, owing, I think, to the wet weather. Mathilda. Candler. Cassville, Wis., May 25. Wintered All Right. Bees wintered all right in the cellar, and were in good condition this spring. The flowers have been badly whipped to pieces by rain and wind. No swarms yet, but they will all swarm as soon as we have settled weather. J. V. B. Herkick. C
RMRD7RAT–. A dictionary of the fossils of Pennsylvania and neighboring states named in the reports and catalogues of the survey ... Paleontology. 15 Alet. Alethopteris sullivaiiti. See Callipteridium suUivanti. XIIL Alethopteris virginiana. Fontaine & White, Geol. Siir.. Pa., PF, 1880, page 88, plate 32, figs. 1 to 5; 33 figs. 1 to 4 Finnc'© very long, because fragments of one-foot length are found, but always single fallen ones, often the only plant pre- served by thousands in the upper fine parting shale (under top bench) of the Waynesburg coal, at Cassville. In the roof shale of the top coal ben
![. Choice flower seeds. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs. pie Blossom. Standard, shaded pink and rose, wings, pale pink. cts.; oz., 8 cts.. MISS EMMA V. WHITE. St. Croix Falls, Wis., Oct. 27, 1897.- "All of my seeds purchased of you grew well and were all that they were recommended. The Sweet Peas were so beautiful and of such variety that they attracted much attention." Mrs. Wu. M. Blandino. Flint, Mich.. Aug. 13, 1897.—"I have some beautiful plants of Primulas and Cinerarias from your seed." Mrs. M. S. Kbehet. Pkt., Cassville, Ind., January, 1897.—"Your flowers Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ5ENM/choice-flower-seeds-flowers-seeds-catalogs-seeds-catalogs-pie-blossom-standard-shaded-pink-and-rose-wings-pale-pink-cts-oz-8-cts-miss-emma-v-white-st-croix-falls-wis-oct-27-1897-quotall-of-my-seeds-purchased-of-you-grew-well-and-were-all-that-they-were-recommended-the-sweet-peas-were-so-beautiful-and-of-such-variety-that-they-attracted-much-attentionquot-mrs-wu-m-blandino-flint-mich-aug-13-1897quoti-have-some-beautiful-plants-of-primulas-and-cinerarias-from-your-seedquot-mrs-m-s-kbehet-pkt-cassville-ind-january-1897quotyour-flowers-RJ5ENM.jpg ". Choice flower seeds. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs. pie Blossom. Standard, shaded pink and rose, wings, pale pink. cts.; oz., 8 cts.. MISS EMMA V. WHITE. St. Croix Falls, Wis., Oct. 27, 1897.- "All of my seeds purchased of you grew well and were all that they were recommended. The Sweet Peas were so beautiful and of such variety that they attracted much attention." Mrs. Wu. M. Blandino. Flint, Mich.. Aug. 13, 1897.—"I have some beautiful plants of Primulas and Cinerarias from your seed." Mrs. M. S. Kbehet. Pkt., Cassville, Ind., January, 1897.—"Your flowers Stock Photo")
RMRJ5ENM–. Choice flower seeds. Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs. pie Blossom. Standard, shaded pink and rose, wings, pale pink. cts.; oz., 8 cts.. MISS EMMA V. WHITE. St. Croix Falls, Wis., Oct. 27, 1897.- "All of my seeds purchased of you grew well and were all that they were recommended. The Sweet Peas were so beautiful and of such variety that they attracted much attention." Mrs. Wu. M. Blandino. Flint, Mich.. Aug. 13, 1897.—"I have some beautiful plants of Primulas and Cinerarias from your seed." Mrs. M. S. Kbehet. Pkt., Cassville, Ind., January, 1897.—"Your flowers
RMRG9BEJ–. Bulletins of American paleontology. pointed, acute 2 lobes separated almost to bose tapers to opex SPHENOPHYLLUM GILMOREI O.WHITE 1929 ovate to spotulate SPHENOPHYLLUM LESCURANUM 0 WHITE 1897 narrow elongote convexly rounded. 2 shollo lobes 2 - 4 rounded SPHENOPHYLLUM L0N6IF0LIUM GERMAR ' 1828 large elongote arching 2-4 unequal lobes slightly enlorged Chart 3. Species of Splii'tiophyllum. Co., Cassville, and West Union, roof shales of Waynesburg Coal and 400' above the Waynesburg Coal—Dunkard (WVA-S), near Core—Dunkard (WVA-G); Ohio, Meigs Co., Pomeroy, Pittsburgh Coal—Monongahela (WVA-C), H
RMRCRARW–. A Dictionary of altitudes in the United States. 96 ALTITUDES IN THE UNITED STATES. [BULL. 5. Station. 'Brownsville Bruceville Bunker Hill Burnettsville Butler Butlers Cambridge City Campbells -Carney's Cassville Cedar Creek Centerton Chalmers Chandler Charlestown Chase Chesterfield Chestertown Chestnut Ridge Chili Churubusco Circleville Clarksburgh â darks Hill Clay City < lay pool Clayton Clifford Clinton Do.high water in Wabash Rivei Do.low water in Wabash River. Cloverdale Cloverland Coal City Coatsville Cochran Coldwater, M. & G. R. JR. Crossing.. Colfax, crossing C, L. & 8. W
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