Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-07
WAR CHRONOLOGY.
Some Of You Will Remember These Occur
rences Of Long Fears Ago.

1861, December 3.-Salem, Mo-: de.
tachment Tenth Missouri cavalry; Union
& killed 10 wounded; Confederate, II
killed, 22 wounded. Vienna, Va; detach'
ment Third Pennsylvania cavalry; Union
all captured; Confederate, ! killed. .
wounded.
December 4.-Annandale. Va; detach
meut Third New Jersey volunteers; Union
killed; Confederate, killed. Dunks-
burg, Mo. citizens repulsed Confederate
raiders; Confederate, : killed, 10 wounded
1862, December J.--Coffeeville, Miss.
First. Second and Third cavalry brlgades,
Army of the Tennessee; Union loss, 10
killed, "a wounded; Confederate loss,
killed. ~ wounded. Helena, Ark.
Thirtieth Iowa, Twentieth Wisconsin vol
unteers; Confederate loss, $ killed, -
wounded.
December Fayetteville, or Prairie
Grove, Ark. First, Second and Third di.
visions, Army of the Frontier; Union loss,
l67 killed, 79s wounded. 1873 missing; Con
federate loss, 800 killed, 1900 wounded and
missing Hartsville, Tenn. lo6th, l0sti
Ohio l0ith Illinois, Second Indiana cav
airy. Eleventh Kentucky cavalry, Thir-
teenth Indiana battery; Union loss. 81
killed, 800 captured Confederate loss, 81
killed, ia woundcd.
December 9.--Dobbin's Ferry, Tenn
Thirty fifth Indiana, Fifty-tirst Ohio,
Eighth and Twenty-frst Kentucky Seventh
Indiana battery; Union loss, ) killed. A.
wounded; Confederate not recorded.
1868. December and RIPLEY and
Moscow Station. Miss, and Salisbury
Tenn; Second brigade cavalry division of
Sixteenth corps; Union. l75 killed and
wounded; Confederate. Is tilled, 40 wound
cd Union Col. Hatch. commanding,
wounded.
December 7.-Creelsboro, Ky., and Ce-
lima, Tenn. Thirteenth Kentucky cavalry
Confederate, II killed, 80 wounded.
December to 2l.-Averilrs raid in
Southwestern Virginia; tnion 6 killed. .
wounded Confederate. 200 prisoners.
1854, December 5.-Thomas station, Ga.
Ninety-secoDd Illinois mounted infantry
Union, killed, | wounded: Confederate.
12 killed and wounded.
December i.--Blockhouse No. !, Ten
nessee; General Milroy's troops; Union.
100 wounded Confederate. 100 killed and
wounded.
December ; os.-Marfreesboro Tenn.
10 wounded; Confederate, la7 missing.
December 6.-White Post. Va. 30 men
of Twenty first New York cavalry; Union,
30 wounled.
December L to9.-Deveaux Neck IS. C.
Fifty-sixth and l55th New York volun.
teers, TweDty-ffth and 10th Ohio. Twen-
. ty-sixth, Thirty third. Thirty fourth and
lo2d United States (colored), Fifty-fourtll
and Fifty-fifth Massachusetts (colored)
/ Third Rhode Island artillery and United
States gunboats; Union, 80 killed. BOG
wounded. 200 missing: Confederate 40sl
| killed and wounded
December to 9.--Edeu Station, Dgee-
chee river, Ga: Fifteenth and Seventeenth
corps. right wing of Sherman's army; cas-
! ualities not recorded.
December to ll.--Welden Railroad ex'
pelition: Fifth Army corps. Third division
of Second corps AMI Second division cavalry
corps. Army of the Potomac Union loss,
100 wounded; Confederate losses not re-
ported.
December : AMI 9.--Hatcher's Run, Va.
First division, Second corps, Third and
I thirteenth Pennsylvania cavalry. Sixth
Ohio cavalry: Union loss, 125 killed and
wounded: Confederate losses not recorded
December to 27.--Raid to Go-donsville
Va: Merriit's and Clusters cavally; Union
loss. rs wounded Confederate losses not
recorded.