Lawrenceburg

[ lawr-uhns-burg, lor- ]

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noun

Moved forward again early on the morning of the 9th, and marched thirty-five miles, bivouacking near Lawrenceburg.

Arrived at Lawrenceburg the President was visibly affected at meeting many old friends and neighbors of years ago.

The detachments which advanced to Frankfort and toward Lawrenceburg, were not more than 12,000 strong in all.

The force advancing toward Lawrenceburg, was Sill's division, perhaps six or seven thousand strong in effectives.

Shryock's ferry is four miles from Lawrenceburg; the country between the two points is very broken and difficult of passage.

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