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Re: Confederate Troop Movement by Train

From the Southern Republic
T. C. Brewer, Editor
Camden, Alabama, Saturday July 13th, 1861
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“Alabama River Rangers” - (Company A - 13th Alabama)
This fine company left here on Sunday last for Virginia. They took the
steamer, Coquette, at Bridgeport, Alabama River, about 8 o’clock, p. m. The
company is one of the best that has yet left the state, and is well
officered. We have many warm friends amongst them, and hope to see them, all
return to their homes to enjoy that sweet peace which neither they nor their
country have ever broken.

Bridgeport Park is at Mileage mark 149.4 on the Alabama River which runs from Mobile Bay through to Montgomery. The River at this point is about 9 miles North of Camden

133.9 MILLERS FERRY BRIDGE
134.0 SHELL CREEK
147.0 GEES BEND ACCESS
147.8 MONTGOMERY MARINA
149.4 BRIDGEPORT PARK
150.6 ROLAND COOPER STATE PARK
http://www.monroecountybassanglers.8m.com/mileage.htm

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