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Thomas (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 12
Kilpatrick's movements. --The Augusta Chronicle states that the Yankee General Kilpatrick, at last accounts, was in Thomas county, Georgia, with a large force of cavalry, devastating and laying waste as he advanced. It is thought that he intends to lay waste all Southwestern Georgia, and then to go into Alabama.
Georgia (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 12
Kilpatrick's movements. --The Augusta Chronicle states that the Yankee General Kilpatrick, at last accounts, was in Thomas county, Georgia, with a large force of cavalry, devastating and laying waste as he advanced. It is thought that he intends to lay waste all Southwestern Georgia, and then to go into Alabama.
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Kilpatrick's movements. --The Augusta Chronicle states that the Yankee General Kilpatrick, at last accounts, was in Thomas county, Georgia, with a large force of cavalry, devastating and laying waste as he advanced. It is thought that he intends to lay waste all Southwestern Georgia, and then to go into Alabama.
Kilpatrick (search for this): article 12
Kilpatrick's movements. --The Augusta Chronicle states that the Yankee General Kilpatrick, at last accounts, was in Thomas county, Georgia, with a large force of cavalry, devastating and laying waste as he advanced. It is thought that he intends to lay waste all Southwestern Georgia, and then to go into Alabama. Kilpatrick's movements. --The Augusta Chronicle states that the Yankee General Kilpatrick, at last accounts, was in Thomas county, Georgia, with a large force of cavalry, devastating and laying waste as he advanced. It is thought that he intends to lay waste all Southwestern Georgia, and then to go into Alabama.