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Domestic News November 15, 1814

The Enquirer

Richmond, Henrico County, Virginia

What is this article about?

Reports from Tennessee indicate Gen. Jackson's forces achieved a second victory over British troops near Mobile, with US losses of 100 killed and 160 wounded, and enemy losses of 400 killed.

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Washington, Nov. 12.

NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

From the two following extracts of letters received by yesterday's mail from Tennessee, it appears probable that the force under Gen. Jackson has achieved another victory over the enemy's force in the neighborhood of Mobile. We hope the next mail from that quarter will afford us ample confirmation of this satisfactory intelligence:

"Franklin, (Ten.) Oct. 23.

"I have heard that Gen. Jackson has had a second battle with the British in the South, and come off victorious. He lost 100 killed, and 160 wounded. The enemy lost 400 killed on the ground; I have not heard how many wounded."

"Winchester, (Ten.) Oct. 29.

"Gen. Jackson has, as we hear, defeated the British again, and killed 400 of them."

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What sub-type of article is it?

Military

What keywords are associated?

Gen Jackson Victory British Defeat Mobile Battle War Casualties

What entities or persons were involved?

Gen. Jackson

Where did it happen?

Neighborhood Of Mobile

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Neighborhood Of Mobile

Event Date

Oct. 23 29, 1814

Key Persons

Gen. Jackson

Outcome

us: 100 killed, 160 wounded; british: 400 killed

Event Details

Gen. Jackson's forces reportedly achieved a second victory over British troops in the South near Mobile, based on letters from Tennessee.

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