Front:
The "General," used by Andrew's Raiders,
Now on Exhibition at Union Depot,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
W. & A. R. A.
FORVENTIAL
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Back:
Pub. by D. R. Weill Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
THE STORY OF THE "GENERAL"
In the National Cemetery are buried James J.
Andrews and his companions, who captured an
Engine at Big Shanty on the Western & At-
lantic Railway in an attempt to burn bridges
and cut the Confederate Army from its base
of supplies. They were overtaken; eight were
executed as spies, six were paroled and eight
escaped from prison. Th ous engine "Gen-
as a Mem-
nooga. A
eral" which was capt
orial in the Union S
tablet tells the sto
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