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• WAITING FOR THE FEDERALS.
• The song is followed by a fiddle tune known to some Missouri fiddlers as “Shelby's Mule,” but more commonly as "Waiting for the Federals," "Seneca Square Dance," "Gettin' upstairs the Monkey," or "Federal Hornpipe. ...

• Approximately 4000 Federals under General George H. ...
• General Burnside leads 7000 Federals against less than 2000 Confederates under General Henry A. ... Federals overrun the Rebel entenchments, forcing the Confederates to surrender. ...
• Confederate forces under General Gideon Pillow push back Federals under General U. ...
• Craig, hoping to entice the Federals to fight. ...
• Federals from Fort Craig harass them; there is a largely harmless exchange of artillery. Federals picket the river forcing the Confederates to make a dry camp. ...
• Confederate pickets, seeking water at a ford north of Fort Craig, are pushed back by Federals. ... While Federals press forward, concentrating their attention on the Confederate left, Green calls for volunteers for a charge on Captain McRae's battery of six guns on the Federal left. ...
• BATTLE OF PEA RIDGE (ELKHORN TAVERN), ARKANSAS11,000 Federals under General Samuel Curtis defeat 14,000 Confederated under General Earl Van Dorn in the largest battle of the war west of the Mississippi. ...
• The Confederates retreat to Johnson's Ranch at Cañoncito, Federals fall back to Pigeon's Ranch at Glorieta and then to Kozlowski's Ranch. ...
• The Federals slowly yeild ground, leaving the Confederates in control of the pass by the end of the day. ...
• Joseph Sayers (formerly Green's adjutant) promoted captain to command newly formed Valverde Battery, made up of the guns captured from the Federals at Valverde (McRae's Battery).

• ROGERS : The Confederates and Federals at war (fülszöveg).

• When the Federals occupied Columbia, the state capital, areas of it were set on fire, by Confederates, who burned cotton and supplies to prevent their capture, as well as by vengeful Federals. ... On March 3 the Federals captured Cheraw and quantities of supplies and valuables shipped there for safekeeping by Charlestonians.
• The Confederates captured about 1,000 Federals that day but did not damage Cox's main force. ...
• On March 10 Hoke maneuvered around the Federals' left and attacked at 11:30 a. ... The Federals repulsed them, and they retreated across the Neuse River to Kinston. The Federals occupied the town four days later, but the Confederates had slowed their advance.

• The federals, meanwhile, had received an erroneous report that the southerners were preparing to evacuate Brownsville and move east of Corpus Christi. ...
• At Palmito Ranch the federals encountered Capt. ... The federals, too, fell back to a hill overlooking the ranch to rest and cook dinner. ... Under pressure from Roberson, the federals fell back to White's Ranch, from where Branson sent a courier to Brazos Santiago asking Colonel Barrett for reinforcements. ... The outnumbered but persistent southerners were soon pushed back across an open prairie and beyond sight, while the exhausted federals paused on a small hill about a mile west of Palmito Ranch. ...
• " Forty-six men of the Thirty-fourth Indiana were put out as skirmishers and left to be captured as the federals fell back toward Brazos Island. ... " The Confederates chased the federals for seven miles to Brazos Island. ... The federals lost 111 men and four officers captured, and thirty men wounded or killed. ...

• On Card Text: Federals (Belfast) Enquiries to: The Manager, 332 Holywood Rd. ...

• Angus McDonald was in command at Romney when it was attacked by Federals on September 23, 1861; McDonald had been advised by General Lee on September 18th that the Federals were withdrawing from Romney. After feigning an attack through Mechanicsburg gap, the Federals launched their main attack from Hanging Rock. ...
• On October 24, 1861 Federals of Ohio and Virginia infantry (with some light artillery) and some Ringgold cavalry attacked through Mechanicsburg Gap; on October 26th the defenders fled. ... For a time after this, Federals under the command of Col. ...
• On January 7, 1862 and advance guard of Confederates was defeated by about 2,000 Federals under Col. ...
• On January 10, 1862 the Federals under Lander evacuated Romney and Confederate cavalry under the command of Captains George F. ...
• After the retreat from Gettysburg, Confederates occupied the Shenandoah and South Branch valleys for a month or two until the Federals began to move in the area in large numbers. ...
• Linton and his Federals passed through Romney several times on his way to and from Springfield. ...

• Wilkipedia watch by the federals.

• As it later turned out, federals headed for the settlement of Staraya Sunzha to conduct another «zachistka. ... The federals also suffered casualties — dead and wounded, they loaded them onto APCs and left the tragedy scene. ... is forbidden and two policemen — Hussein Daudov and BekkhanMagomadov tried to stop the federals and find out why they arrived in the village. In turn the federals shot the policemen point blank and the both APCs quickly left the village in an unknown direction. ... CHECHEN VILLAGES SUBJECTED TO ARTILLERY SHELLING Even preparations to an important events, such as the «referendum," did not keep the federals from shelling outskirts of Chechen villages. ... FEDERALS KILL A RESIDENT OF POBEDINSKOYE ON REFERENDUM DAY On March 23, at 4 a. ... in the village of Pobedinskoye of the Grozny district federals killed Rukman Bikiyev, born in 1969. ... As it often happens, the federals tried to disappear from the scene of the acident, but Chechen police stopped them. According to eyewitnesses, a fight took place between soldiers and policemen, but the latter managed to detain the federals. ... After that the events followed a well-known scenario: federals stopped a car following the APC and took away two young men. ...

• John Bell Hood moves north and disrupts the Western & Atlantic Railroad, which Federals use to supply Sherman in Atlanta. ...
• Federals hold off Confederates at Allatoona, Ga. ...
• Federals withdraw north, while continuing burning of Valley. ...
• 10: Federals go into camp on the north bank of Cedar Creek and astride the Valley Pike (today's U. ...
• Gordon's Division skirmishes with Federals at Hupp's Hill. ...
• 18: Confederate generals climb Massanutten Mountain to plot attack on Federals camped at Cedar Creek. ...

• Unknown resident of Katyr Yurt — killed by federals in Grozny while swimming in Sunzha river; 736. ... Unknown woman — died at a bus stop in the settlement of Starye Atagi when federals moving in a military column towards the Shatoi district opened fire on the bus stop; 741. Unknown boy, resident of the settlement of Starye Atagi — swan in an irrigation canal in the outskirts of the settlement, when federals moving in a military column towards the Shatoi district fired from a grenade-launcher; 742. ... Unknown young men — captured by federals in the settlement of Radyzhnoye, discovered dead near Alkhan-Kala; 757. ... Unknown — killed in Pervomaiskaya street in Grozny, federals took his dead body away; 760. ... Unknown resident of the settlement of Zony, about 20 years old, — killed by federals in Chiri-Yurt; 799. ... Unknown woman — killed by federals in Gudermes after a battle with Chechen fighters on September 17; 803. Unknown man of about 50 years old — killed by federals in Gudermes after a battle with Chechen fighters on September 17; 804-805. Unknown resident of Kadi-Yurt — killed by federals in Gudermes after a battle with Chechen fighters on September 17; 806. Unknown resident of the settlement of Noibera — killed by federals in Gudermes after a battle with Chechen fighters on September 17; 807. Unknown taxi driver from Gordali — killed by federals in Gudermes after a battle with Chechen fighters on September 17; 808-809.

• The route the Federals would take from Roswell to Marietta would most likely be along the road past Black Jack Mountain and Willow Creek. ... Having received orders to move north and stop the Federals from reaching Marietta, the Confederates moved north to Soap Creek then turned northwest toward Black Jack Mountain. ... Advancing another half mile, the 15th Alabama came upon Federals constructing breastworks. ... Lacking sufficient numbers to engage the Federals, Captain LeCocq of the 15th sent word back to battalion for reinforcements. ... , the 15th and 4th Alabama attacking the rear guard with the other regiments of Adams Legion engaging the main body of Federals. At the appointed time 15th and 4th Alabama attacked the Federals rear guard position and were met with a fierce and devastating Artillery barrage. ... The Federals layed down a volley so intense the Confederates had to withdraw. ... Alabama shifted their advance from center to the Federals left but was met again with heavy resistance. The remainder of Adams Legion in pursuit of the Federals main forces was having a hard struggle of their own. ... With the 15th and 4th Alabama now in danger of being captured, Colonel Wickler moved to consolidate his forces and overtake the Federals. ... Holding their ground against the murderous assault from the Federals, the 15th and 4th Alabama let out a loud cheer upon seeing the 26th NC and 7th SC come up behind the US Regulars.

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