Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1885-10-10
MARCH. 1854

MARCH, 1853.
21st-Battle Of Cottage Grove. Tenn.
| SOFIA battle near Somerville, KY.
NAY, 1863.
2d-The battle ofPor Gibson. Kisa
2d-Battle Of Chancellorsville, We.
lzth-The battle Of Raymond, Miss.
16th-Battle of Champion's Hill, Miss.
l7th-Battle of Big Black River, Miss.
18th, vlcksburg was invested.
| lSth-The first assault on Vicksburg
was repulsed.
27th-An unsuccessful attack was made
on Port Hudson. Louisiana.
JUNE, 1868.
I5th-The Federals were defeated at
Winchester, Virginia.
Ath-Morgan started on another raid
through Kentucky and Ohio.
4th and 25th-Chambersburg, Penn
sylvania, was occupied by the Confeder-
ates.
3Oth-Battle of Hanover Junction, Va.
JULY, 1858.
1st-The battle of Gettysburg, Penn.
4th-Vicksburg surrendered.
OIt X1uO6Ou SUIICuOcI0U.
1Oth-An assault on Fort Wagner wat
repulsed.
l3th-The draft riots in New York.
AUGUST, 1868.
2Oth-Lawrence, Kansas, was burned
SEPTEMBER, 1858.
16th-Battle of Chicamauga Greek,
Tenn, was fought.
NOVEMBER, 1863.
15th-Battle of Campbell's Station.
Oath and 25th-Battles of Lookout
Mountain and Missionary Ridge were
fought at Chattanooga, Tenn.
18th and 29th-Confederate made two
Intellectual assaults upon Knoxville, Ten.
neseee.
FEBRUARY, 1864.
2Oth-Battle of Olustree, Florida.
APRIL, 1854.
Battle of Sabine Cross Roads, Louisi-
ana.
MAY, 1854.
4th-The Army ofthe Potomac crossed
the Rapidan and encamped in the evil
derness."
9Th and 6th-Battles of the Wilder
ness, Virginia.
6th-Gen. Sherman began his Atlanta
campaign.
9th-Battle of Spottsylvania, Va.
14th-Battle of Resaca, Ga.
25th-Battle of New Hope Church
Station, Ga.
26th-The Confederates were repulsed
in an attack on City Point. Va.
JUNE, 1854.
lst-Battle of Cold Harbor, Va.
3d-A battle was fought near Cod
Harbor, Va.
l6th-Federals were defeated in an
attack upon Petersburg, Va.
19th-The investment of Petersburg,
Vs., was begun.
The Alabama was sunk off Cherbourg,
France, by the Kearsarge.
21st and 22nd-The Federals were re-
pulsed in attacks upon the Weldon rail-
roa Va.
27th-Battle of Kenesaw Mountain.
28th-The Confederates moved on
Washington by way of the Shenandoah
Valley, Va.
9th-Battle of Monocacy River, Md.
20th-Battle of Peach Tree Creek, Ga.
22d-Battle of Decatur, Ga.
30th-Another unsuccessful assault
was made by the Federals upon Peters
burg, Va.
AUGUST, 1864.
6th-Fort Gaines, in Mobile Bay, sur
rendered to Admiral Farragut.
21st-The Weldon railroad captured
31st-The battle of Jonesborough.
SEPTEMBER, 1864.
2d-The Federals entered Atlanta.
19th-The battle of Winchester, Va.
22d-The battle Of Fishers Creek,
Virginia.
3Oth-Battle at PEBBLES Farm, Va.
OCTOBER. 1864.
2d-Battle at Holston River, Va.
6th-Battle at Allatoona Pass, Ga.
19sh-Battle of Cedar Creek, Va.
27th-The Federals were repulsed at
Hatcher's Run, Va.
NOVEMBER, 1864.
16th-Gen. Sherman began his march |
to the sea.
DECEMBER, 1854.
13rh-Fort McAllister was captured |
by the Federals.
l0tn-Ino battle OF NASHVILLE, Tenn. |
25th-The Federals were repulsed in
an attack upon Fort Fisher, N. C..
JANUARY, 1865.
15th-Fort Fisher, N. c., was captured
by the Federals.
FEBRUARY, 1865.
5th-The Federals were repulsed at
Hatcher's Run, Virginia.
MARCH, 1865.
16th-Battle of Averysborureh NC.
18th-Battle of Bentonville, NC.
25th-Fort Steadman, near Peters
burg, was captured by the Confederates,
md recaptured by the Federals.
31st-The battle of Five Forks, Va.
APRIL, 1865.
2d-Richmond was evacuated by the
Ccnfederates.
6th-Battle of Farmville, Virginia.
9th-General Lee, with his army, sur
to General Grant at Appomat-
OK, Court House, Va.
13th-Mobile surrendered to q COM