The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-03-29
CHRONOLOGY OF THE WAR.
The Leading Events Of the War Arranged by
Weekly Anniversaries.
1861.

The Leading Events of the War Arranged by
Weekly Anniversaries.
1861.
March %. Evacuation of Fort Mason, Texas.
81. Evacuation of Fort Bliss, Texas
1869.
March g. Action at Post Oak Creek, No., by
TIN Missouri cav.
%. Action st Hermansville. Mo-, by sth
Missouri cav.
g. Skirnlish at Apache Canon n. Mex,
by company F, 1st Colorado cav,
detachment of 1st Colorado inf, and
detacliinents of LIST and 3D. U. S. cav.
g. Skirnhish near Gouges' Mills Mo-, by
9th battalion Missouri cav.
$50. Reconnaissance on Santa Rosa Island,
Fla, by companies d and K, 9th
New York inf, and battery l., LIST
L. S. art
D. Engagement at Pigeon Rancho, N.
Mex, by 1st and I'd Colorado inf,
detachments of LIST and Sd o. S. cav,
companies and G, 9Th u. s. inf,
and two batteries.
27-31. Operations III the vicinity of Middle-
burg and White Plains, Va, by 2Sth
Pennsylvania inf, detachment of
Ist Michigan cav, and battery E, ist
Pennsylvania art.
sS-29. Reconnaissance TO Rappabannock
Station, Va, by 9th New Eamp-
shire, 6IsttNew York, Sist Pennsyl-
yania inf, sth Illinois cav, battery
c, 4th u ;. art. and battery q, lst
New York art
March - to
June 49, Cumberland Gap campaign, by 1st,
%, ST., 4th 5th, 9th Tennessee, 7th,
Iith 10TH 22d Kentucky, 18th, i2d,
Ohio 3Sd and 18th Indiana inf. bat
TALON of 9th Kentucky cav, Paiter-
sons company of engineers, 9th
Ohio battery, eth Michigan battery,
and LIST Wisconsin battery of art.
1868.
March o. Action Mt Pattersonville, La, by gun
boat Diana, with detachments of
18th Connecticut and i60th New
FORK inf. on board.
Is Sl,irmish ut Hurricane Bridge, w.
Va. by detachment of 18TH West
Virginia inf
% Action on the Amite River, La, by
i4th ana 9th Maine.
%. Slirmish at Somervlie, Tenn, by 9Th
Illinois
%. Expedition to Jacksonville. Fla, by
sth Maine 9th Connecticut inf, and
Esd u. ). colored troops.
90. Skirfnish ut Williamsburg, Va, by
9Th Pennsylvania
90. Skirnish at Tahiquala, Ind. Ter, by
Sd Kansas Indian home guards
30. Massacre the steamer sam Gaty
at Sibley's Landing, No. by civil
ians. Missouri militia and contra
bands.
80 skiTmish at "The Island No., by
Sd Wisconsin
80. Action at Dutton's HILL KY, by fst
Kentucky and 7th Ohio cav, and
4lth and 18Th Ohio mounted inf
80. Slzirlnish at Point Pleasant ". Va,
by Carter's company OF 18th West
So siSirI1ish at Richmond, La, by seth
Indiana inf. and ID Illinois cav.
April i. Action at Washington, n. C.. by U. s.
troops commanded by Maj. Gen.
Foster.
1864.
March IS. Slsirmish at Danviiie, Ark, by I'd
Kansas cav
%. Action at Ariadeiphia, ARK. by Gen.
ssteeie's cav. Seventh Corps
%. Attack upon 5lth Illinois vols by
mob of Southern sympathizers Mt
Charleston, III.
% Action at Bolivar Tenn, by 9th Ten
3d. Action at Mount Elba, Ark by 7th
Missouri and 9Th Kansas and
2Sth Missouri inf
80 Skirnlish at Crosse Tete Bayou. La,
by detachment of llSth Illinois inf.
airy of Nineteenth Corps COM
nianded By Brig.-G A. J.. Lee.
1865.
March 25 Engagement at Petersburg, Va, by
Second Corps Gen. A. A, Hum
phreysl and Sixth Corps {Gen. III.
9, Wight Army Of the Potomac.
25 Skirnsh at Pine Barrea Creek, Ala,
by cavalry advance of Gen Steele's
column.
April 9. Siege of Mobile, Ala, by Army of
Military Division of Western Misss-
sippi, commanded by Maj.-Gen.
March 26. Engagement at Spanish Fort, Ala,
by thirteenth Corps, Gen. Steele
Sixteenth Corps, Gen. A. j. Smith
Gen. Candy commanding. u. S.
Navy Commodore Thatcher.
90. Action ut Quaker Road, Va, by First
division.l Gen. Griffin. and Fifth
| Corps, Gen. Warren, Army of the
Potomac
| March % to
| April 4. Wilson'S raid srom Chickasaw, Ala,
/ to Macon Ga, by First brigade,
| Gen. j. Il. Croxton; Second brigade.
| Col. La Grange; First division,
| Gen. E. NJ Mgf'aok. First brigade,
| Col. o. a. Miller; Second brigade,
| Col r. g. Miitty: Second division,
| Gen Eli Long. First brigade, Gen.
| L. #. WinSeF Second brigade,
| Gen. Alexander; Fourth division,
| Gen. E.1ito1i.
March 81. Action at Boyilton and White Oak
roads Va by Fifth Corps Gen.
| Warren; Second Corps, Gen. Hum
| phreys; Army of the Potomac.
| 81. Action ut Dnwidtiie Court House
| Va, by First division, Gen. Devens
Second division, Gen. Crook Third
| division, Sen. Custer Cavalry
Corps Gen. Merritt; Gen, Sheridan
commanding.
| 81. Action at Montayallo and Six Mile
/ Creek Ala, by Fourth division,
/ Cavalry Corps, Gen. Upton.
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