Posted on 11/09/2023 6:08:44 AM PST by Homer_J_Simpson
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Nov. 8.
The following has been received:
FIRST DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, Saturday, Nov. 7 -- 9:30 P.M.
Maj.-Gen. SEDGWICK advanced to the Railroad crossing, where he drove the enemy to the river, assaulted and captured two redoubts with artillery, on this side, taking a number of prisoners.
Maj.-Gen. FRENCH advanced to Kelly's Ford, driving the enemy in small force across the river, and captured several hundred prisoners at the Ford. GEO. G. MEADE,
Major-General Commanding.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, Saturday, Nov. 7 -- 10 P.M.
Gen. SEDGWICK reports capturing this P.M. in his operations, four Colonels, three Lieutenant-Colonels, many other officers and over 800 men, together with four battle-flags.
Gen. FRENCH captured over 400 prisoners, officers and men. GEORGE G. MEADE,
Major-General Commanding.
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Nov. 8.
Mr. E.A. PAUL sends to this Bureau the following:
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, Sunday, Nov. 8.
A portion of the Third corps made a dash across Kelly's Ford last evening at about 4 o'clock and captured nearly all of the Second and Thirteenth North Carolina regiments, belonging to Gen. RAMSEY's brigade and driving them back to their supports, held the position. There was but little loss on either side.
Two hundred and fifty prisoners were captured with their officers, and to-day were sent forward to Washington. Some of the prisoners say they will never go into the rebel army again.
Our troops are crossing the Rappahannock to-day without much opposition.
Annexed is an additional list of the men wounded at Rappahannock Station last evening, principally belonging to the Fifth corps.
Third brigade, First Division, Fifth corps, Gen. CHAMBERLIN, composed of the Forty-fourth New-York, Twentieth Maine, Eighty-third Pennsylvania and Sixteenth Michigan.
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Gen. Grant’s Department: Reports of the Situation at Chattanooga – 3-4
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News from Washington: Our Special Washington Dispatches – 5-6
Fort Sumter – 6
Editorial: The Advance in Virginia – 6
Editorial: Re-enlistment of Troops – An Important Movement in the Army – 6-7
From the Tribune – 7
News of the Day: The Rebellion – 7
General News – 7
Amusements this Evening – 7
The Battle of Brownsville, Texas, made Confederate cotton exports more difficult.
Texas 1863 Engagements
| Date | Engagement | Military Units | Losses | Victor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1, 1863 | Galveston, TX | Union W. Blockade Squadron (Burrell, Renshaw 6-gunboats), Confederate Dept of TX, NM & Az (Magruder, Smith 2-gunboats) | Union 420-total (6?-killed), Confederates 143-total (26-killed) | CSA |
| Sept 8 | 2nd Sabine Pass, TX | Union West Gulf Blocking Squadron (Franklin, Crocker 5,000 Infantry, 22-tramsports & gunboats), Confederate garrison (Dowling, Smith 50 Infantry, 6 artillery pieces) | Union 376-total (including ~20-killed), Confederates none | CSA (Union surrendered, war's most lopsided Confederate victory) |
| Nov 2-6 | Brownsville, TX | Union XIII Corps, two brigades (Banks ~6,000), Confederate 33rd Texas Cavalry 4 companies (Bee ~300) | Union unknown, Confederates 100-total (including 1-killed) | USA |
Droop Mountain was one of the last battles in West Virginia, arguably a Union victory, though in the end Confederate forces returned to their previous positions.
West Virginia 1861-'63 Engagements
| Date | Engagement | Military Units | Losses | Victor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| June 3, 1861 | Philippi, WVA | Union Dept of Ohio (McClellan) -3,000, CSA infantry (Porterfield) -800 | Union 4, CSA 26 (killed or wounded) | USA |
| July 2 | Hoke's Run, WVA | Union Army of the Shenandoah (2 brigades, Patterson) -8,000 vs. Confederate Army of the Shenandoah (1 brigade, Stonewall Jackson) - 4,000 | Union: 70-total (3-killed); CSA 23-total ( 9-killed) | USA |
| July 8 | Laurel Hill, WVA | Union Dept of Ohio vs. Confederate Army of the Northwest | Union: 8-total; CSA unknown | USA |
| July 11 | Rich Mountain, WVA | Union Department of the Ohio (McClellan & Rosecrans) -7,000 vs. Confederate Army (Pegram & Garnett) -1,300 | Union: 46-total; CSA 300-total | USA |
| July 12 | Barboursville, WVA | Union 2nd Kentucky vs. Confederate rangers & locals | Union: 16-total; CSA 1-total | USA |
| July 13 | Corrick's Ford, WVA | Union Department of the Ohio (McClellan & Rosecrans) -20,000 vs. Confederate Army (Garnett) -4,500 | Union: 53-total; CSA 620-total CSA Gen. Garnett killed | USA |
| July 17 | Scary Creek, WVA | Union Department of the Ohio (Cox) -1,000 vs. Confederate Army of the Kanawha (Wise & George S. Patton) -800 | Union: 51-total; CSA 10-total including Patton wounded | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| Aug 26 | Kessler's Cross Lanes, WVA | Union Dept of Ohio (Tyler ~1,000) vs. Confederate infantry (Floyd ~2,000) | Union 73-total (15 killed); Confederates 40-total | CSA |
| Sep 10 | Carnifax Ferry, WVA | Union Dept of Ohio (Rosecrans ~5,000) & Confederat Army of Kanawha (Floyd ~2,000) | Union 158-total (17 killed); Confederates 32 total (2?-killed) | USA |
| Sep 12-15 | Cheat Mountain, WVA | Union Ohio, Indiana & WVA regiments (Reynolds ~3,000) & Confederate Virginia, Tennessee & Arkansas regiments (RE Lee ~5,000) | Union 88-total (10-killed); Confederates 120-total (~100? -killed) | USA (USA outnumbered) |
| Oct 3 | Greenbrier River, WVA | Union OH, MI, IN Infantry + Light Artillery (Reynolds ~5,000) & Confederate VA, GA & AR Infantry (HR Jackson ~1,800) | Union 43-total (8-killed); Confederates 52-total (6-killed) | Inconclusive |
| Oct 16 | Bolivar Heights, WVA (near Harpers Ferry) | Union Infantry (Banks, Geary ~100) & Confederate Militia, Cavalry (Ashby ~700) | Union 13-total (4-killed), Confederates 10-total (1-killed) | USA (USA outnumbered) |
| Dec 13 | Camp Allegheny, WVA | Union Brigade (Millford ~2,000) & Confederate Brigade (Johnson ~1,200) | Union 137-total (?-killed), Confederates 147-total (20-killed) | inconclusive |
| May 15-17, 1862 | Princeton, WVA | Union District of Kanawha, (Rogers), Confederate Army of E. KY (Marshall) | Union 113-total (23-killed), Confederates 16-total (4-killed) | CSA |
| Nov 6, 1863 | Droop Mountain, WV | Union Dept of WVA (Averell ~3,855), Confederate Dept of SW VA (Echols, Jackson ~1,700) | Union 140-total (including 45 -killed), Confederates 276-total (including 33-killed) | USA |
At Rappahannock Station, Confederate forces were routed, for the first time in Virginia.
Virginia 1861 - 1863 Engagements to date
| Date | Engagement | Military Units | Losses | Victor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 18-19 | Sewell's Point, VA | Union naval squadron vs Confederate shore artillery | 10 total | inconclusive |
| May 29- June 1 | Aquila Creek, VA | Union naval squadron vs Confederate shore artillery | 10 total | inconclusive |
| June 1 | Fairfax Court House, VA | detachments from CSA & USA armies | 8 on each side, 1 each killed | inconclusive |
| June 1 | Arlington Mills, VA | detachments from USA ( ~200 McDowell) & CSA (~9 Bonham) armies | Union 2-total (1 killed); CSA 1 wounded | inconclusive |
| June 10 | Big Bethel, VA | Union (Butler) -3,500, CSA (Magruder) -1,400 | Union 71-total (18-killed); CSA: 10-total (1-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| June 15 | Hooe's Ferry (near Mathias Point) VA | Union schooner Christina Keen; CSA Farmer's Fork Grays | none -- Christina Keen captured and burned | CSA |
| June 17 | Vienna, VA | Detachments from both Union & CSA armies | Union: 12-total (8 killed); CSA: none reported | CSA |
| June 27 | Matthias' Point, VA | Union gunboats ~50 vs. Confed garrison ~500 | Union: 1-killed, 4-wounded; CSA none | CSA |
| July 18 | Blackburn's Ford, VA (pre-Manassas) | Union Department of NE Virginia (McDowell, Richardson) -3,000 vs. Confederate Army of VA (Beauregard, Longstreet) -5,100 | Union: 83-total; CSA 70-total | CSA |
| July 21 | Bull Run/Manassas, VA | Union Department of NE Virginia (McDowell, Patterson) -54,000 (18,000 engaged) vs. Confederate Army of VA (Beauregard, Longstreet) -34,000 (18,000 engaged) | Union: 2,708-total (481-killed); CSA 1,897-total (387-killed) | CSA |
| Aug 7 | CSA burned Hampton, VA | Union (Butler) vs. Confederate Cavalry (Magruder) | Union unknown; Confederates unknown | CSA |
| Aug 8 | skirmish at Lovettsville, VA | Union vs. Confederate | Union unknown; Confederates 6-total | USA |
| Aug 25 | Mason's Hill, VA | Union (Lowe's observation balloon) vs. Confederate Army NVA (Longstreet, Stuart) | Union unknown; Confederates unknown | USA |
| Aug 31 | Munson's Hill, VA | Union Army of the Potomac vs. Confederate Dept of Northern VA | Union 5-total; Confederates unknown | USA |
| Sep 3 | Bailey's Cross Roads, VA | Union & Confederat detachments | Union 8-total; Confederates none | CSA |
| Sep 11 | Lewinsville, VA (McLean, Fairfax County) | Union 79th NY Highlanders (Stephens ~1,800) & Confederate 1st & 13th VA (JEB Stuart ~400) | Union 12-total (3-killed); Confederates none | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| Oct 21 | Ball's Bluff, VA | Union MA, NY, MI, MN & CA Infantry, RI Artillery (Stone -1,720) & Confederate VA & MS Infantry, VA cavalry & artillery (Evans -1,709) | Union 1,002-total, including Lt. Oliver Wendell Holmes (223-killed including US Senator Edward Baker R-OR)), Confederates 155-total (36-killed) | CSA |
| Nov 26 | Skirmish at Hunter's Mills, VA | Union 3rd PA Cavalry (Bell ~94) & Confederate 1st NC Cavalry (Ransome ~120) | Union 33-total (1-killed), Confederates unknown 0? | CSA |
| Dec 20 | Drainsville, VA | Union Pennsylvania Volunteers (Ord ~5,000) & Confederate VA, KY & NC Volunteers (Stuart ~4,000) | Union 71-total (?-killed), Confederates 230-total (?-killed) | USA (1st larger Union victory in VA) |
| Jan 3, 1862 | Cockpit Point, VA | Union gun boats (Wyman ) & Confederate shore battery (French ~50) | none | Inconclusive |
| Mar 8-9 | Hampton Roads, VA | Union Navy (Marsten, Worden, USS Monitor +11 ships) & Confederate Navy (Buchanan, Jones CSS Virginia +5 ships) | Union 369 total (261 killed, 7 ships sunk), Confederate 24 total (7- killed) | Inconclusive (Strategic USA) |
| Mar 23 | Kernstown, VA | Union Army of Potomac V Corps (Kimball ~9,000) & Confederate Stonewall Division (Jackson ~4,200) | Union 590 total (118-killed), Confederate 718 total (80- killed) | USA tactical, CSA strategoc |
| April 5 - May 4 | Yorktown, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (McClellan ~103,000) & Confederate Army (Magruder, JE Johnson ~72,000) | Union 182-total (unkn-killed), Confederate 300-total (unkn killed) | Inconclusive, Confederates retreated |
| May 5 | Williamsburg, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (McClellan ~41,000), Confederate Army of Northern VA (JE Johnston, Longstreet ~32,000) | Union 2,283-total (~342-KIA), Confederates 1,682-total (~252 kia) | Inconclusive (Confederates withdrew) |
| May 7 | Eltham's Landing, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Franklin ~11,300), Confederate Army of Northern VA (GW Smith ~11,000) | Union 194-total (~29 killed), Confederates 48-total (~7-killed) | Inconclusive (Confederates withdrew) |
| May 8 | McDowell, VA | Union OH & WVA infantry (Milroy, Schenck ~6,500), Confederate Virginia Infantry (Stonewall Jackson, E Johnson ~9,000) | Union 259-total (~28 killed), Confederates 532-total (~146-killed) | CSA |
| May 15 | Fort Darling, VA | Union VA River Squadron (Rogers 5-river warships), Confederate fort (Farrand, Mahone -fort artillery) | Union 27-total (14-killed), Confederates 15-total (7-killed) | CSA |
| May 23 | Front Royal, VA | Union Dept of Shenandoah (Kenly ~1,063), Confederate Army of the Valley (Stonewall Jackson ~3,0000) | Union 773-total (83-killed), Confederates 36-total (unkwn-killed) | CSA |
| May 25 | Winchester, VA | Union Dept of Shenandoah (Banks ~6,500), Confederate Army of the Valley (Stonewall Jackson ~16,0000) | Union 2,019-total (62-killed), Confederates 397-total (68-killed) | CSA |
| May 27 | Hanover Court House, VA | Union V-Corps (Porter ~12,000), Confederate NC Infantry (Branch ~4,0000) | Union 397-total (62-killed), Confederates 930-total (70-killed) | USA |
| May 31 - June 1 | Seven Pines / Fair Oaks, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (McClellan ~34,000), Confederate Army of Northern VA (JE Johnston ~39,000) | Union 5,431-total (790-killed), Confederates 6,134-total (980-killed) | Inconclusive (both sides claimed victory) |
| June 6 | Good's Farm, Harrisonburg, VA | Union PA Inf, NJ Cav, Confederate Steuart's VA Inf (Ashby+) | Unknown | CSA |
| June 8 | Cross Keys, VA | Union Mountain Dept, (Fremont ~11,500), Confederate Army of the Valley (Ewell ~5,800) | Union 684-total (114-killed), Confederates 287-total (42-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| June 9 | Port Republic, VA | Union Dept of Rappahonnock (Tyler ~3,500), Confederate Army of the Valley (Stonewall Jackson ~6,000) | Union 1,002-total (150?-killed), Confederates 816-total (122?-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| June 25 - Jul 1 | Seven Days, near Richmond, VA | Union Army of Potomac (McClellan ~115,000), Confederate Army of N VA (Lee ~92,000) | Union ~18,000-total (2,100-killed), Confederates ~19,000-total, (~3,200-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| July 3 | Evelington Heights, VA | Union Army of Potomac, Confederate Army of N VA -- monor skirmish | no casualties reported | USA |
| Aug 9 | Cedar Mountain, VA | Union Army of VA (Banks -8,030, Confederate Army of NVA ("Stonewall" Jackson -16,868) | Union 2,353-total (314-killed), Confederates ~1,338-total (231-killed) | CSA |
| Aug 23-25 | Rappahannock Station, VA | Union Army of VA brigades (Pope), Confederate Army of N. VA brigades (Longstreet) | Union ~180-total, Confederates ~90-total | Inconclusive or CSA Victory? |
| Aug 26-27 | Manassas Station, VA | Union Army of VA (Taylor-killed, Pope), Confederate Army of N. VA (Stonewall Jackson, Ewell) | Union ~450-total, Confederates ~173-total | CSA |
| Aug 28 | Thoroughfare Gap, VA | Union Army of VA, (Ricketts -5,000), Confederate Army of N. VA (Longstreet -28,000) | Union ~50-total, Confederates ~50-total | CSA |
| Aug 28-30 | 2nd Bull Run, Manassas, VA | Union Army of VA, (Pope ~62,000), Confederate Army of N. VA (Lee -51,000) | Union ~14,462-total (1,747-killed), Confederates ~7,298-total (1,096-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| Sep 1 | Chantilly, VA | Union Army of the Potomac, (Kearny+, Stevens+ ~6,000), Confederate Army of N VA (Stonewall Jackson, JEB Stuart -20,000) | Union 1300-total (195-killed?), Confederates 800 total (120=killed?) | CSA |
| Sep 12-15 | Harper's Ferry, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Miles+, White ~14,000), Confederate Army of N VA (Stonewall Jackson, AP Hill ~25,000) | Union 12,636-total (44-killed), Confederates 286-total (39-killed) | CSA (fort held) |
| Sep 20 | Blackford's Ford, Sheppardstown, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Porter, ~2,000), Confederate Army of the N VA (Pendleton, AP Hill ~2,000) | Union 363-total (55?-killed), Confederates 298-total (45?-killed) | CSA |
| Oct 31-Nov 2 | Unison, Loudoun County VA | Union Army of the Potomac, (McClellan, divisions), Confederate Army of Northern VA (Stuert, brigade) | Union 12-total (2?-killed), Confederates 18-total (3?-killed) | inconclusive |
| Dec 13 | Fredericksburg, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Burnside ~122,000), Confederate Army of Northern VA (RE Lee ~78,500) | Union 12,653-total (1,284-killed), Confederates 5,377-total (608-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| Mar 17,1863 | Kelly's Ford, VA | Union Cavalry, Army of the Potomac (Averell ~2,100), Confederate Cavalry, Army of North VA (Fitzhugh Lee ~800) | Union 78-total (6-killed), Confederates 133-total (11-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| Apr 11-May 4 | Suffolk I, VA | Union Dep of VA (Peck 17,000), Confederate Army of N VA (Longstreet 20,000) | Union 260-total (44-killed), Confederates 900-total (75?-killed) | USA? (Confederates withdrew) |
| Apr 19 | Suffolk II, VA | Union Dep of VA (Peck 17,000), Confederate Army of N VA (Longstreet 20,000) | Union 17-total (6-killed), Confederates 148-total (1-killed) | USA |
| May 3 | Fredericksburg II, VA | Union Army the Potomac (Sedjwick ~27,100), Confederate Army of N VA (Early, ~12,000) | Union 1,100-total (165?-killed), Confederates 700-total (105-killed) | USA |
| May 3-4 | Salem Church, VA | Union Army the Potomac (Sedjwick ~23,100), Confederate Army of N VA (Lee, ~10,000) | Union 1,100-total (165?-killed), Confederates 700-total (105-killed) | CSA |
| May 1-6 | Chancellorsville, VA | Union Army the Potomac (Hooker 133,868), Confederate Army of N VA (Lee, 60,298) | Union 12,145-total (1,082-killed), Confederates 12,764-total (1,665-killed) | CSA |
| June 9 | Brady Station, VA | Union Cavalry Corps, Army of the Potomac (Pleasonton, 11,000), Confederate Cavalry Division, Army of N. VA (JEB Stuart, 9,500) | Union 1,007-total (69-killed), Confederates 523-total (51-killed) | CSA (CSA outnumbered) |
| June 13-15 | Winchester, VA | Union VIII Corps, 2nd Div, Army of the Potomac (Milroy, 11,000), Confederate 2nd Corps, Army of N. VA (Ewell, 12,500) | Union 4.443-total (95-killed), Confederates 269-total (47-killed) | CSA |
| June 17 | Aldie, VA | Union Cavalry, Kilpatrick's Brigade, Army of the Potomac (Kilpatrick, 2,000), Confederate Cavalry, Mumford's Brigade, Army of N. VA (Mumford, 1,500) | Union 305-total (45?-killed), Confederates 119-total (17?-killed) | USA (Confederates withdrew) |
| June 19 | Middleburg, VA | Union Cavalry, David Greg's Division, Army of the Potomac (Greg, 6,000?), Confederate Cavalry, JEB Stuart's Division, Army of N. VA (Stuart, 6,000?) | Union 99-total (16-killed), Confederates 40-total (6?-killed) | Inconclusive (Confederate screen held) |
| June 19 | Ashley's Gap, VA | Union Cavalry, David Greg's Division, Army of the Potomac (Greg, 6,000?), Confederate Cavalry, JEB Stuart's Division, Army of N. VA (Stuart, 6,000?) | Union 50?-total (8?-killed), Confederates 70?-total (10?-killed) | Inconclusive (Confederate screen held) |
| June 21 | Upperville, VA | Union Cavalry Corps (Pleasanton, Vincent ~15,000?), Confederate Cavalry Division (Hampton, Robertson, 4,000?) | Union 209-total (31?-killed), Confederates 180-total (27?-killed) | CSA (Confederate screen held) |
| July 23 | Manassas Gap, VA | Union Army of the Potomac -- divisions (French, Spinola ~5,000?), Confederate Army of N VA -- brigades (Anderson ~2,000?) | Union 200?-total (including 30?-killed), Confederates 200?-total (including 30?-killed) | Inconclusive (Lee's army escaped) |
| Oct 13 | 1st Auburn, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (French ~2,000), Confederate Army of N VA (Stuart ~3,000) | Union 25?-total (including 5? -killed), Confederates 25?-total (including 5?-killed) | Inconclusive (Stuart rescued by Lee) |
| Oct 14 | 2nd Auburn, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Warren -- unknwn strength), Confederate Army of N VA (Stuart ~3,000) | Union 63?-total (including 10? -killed), Confederates 50?-total (including 8?-killed) | Inconclusive (Stuart rescued by Ewell) |
| Oct 14 | Bristol Station, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Warren, 8,383), Confederate Army of N VA (AP Hill ~17,218) | Union 540-total (including 81? -killed), Confederates 1,380-total (including 207?-killed) | USA (Union outnumbered) |
| Oct 19 | Buckland Mills, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Kilpatrick, Custer, Davies ~4,000), Confederate Army of N VA (JEB Stuart, Fitzhugh Lee ~8,000) | Union 261-total (including 40? -killed), Confederates 41-total (including 7?-killed) | CSA |
| Nov 7 | Rappahannock Station, VA | Union Army of the Potomac (Meade, Sedgwick ~2,000), Confederate Army of N VA (Lee, Early ~2.000) | Union 419-total (including 65? -killed), Confederates 1,670-total (including 12?-killed) | USA |
These bring the war's total engagements to 262, of which Union forces have still clearly won only 48%.
Summary of Civil War Engagements as of November 9, 1863:
Engagements in Confederate states:
| State | Union Victories | Confederate Victories | Inconclusive | Total Engagements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| South Carolina | 2 | 7 | 2 | 11 |
| Virginia | 13 | 34 | 17 | 64 |
| North Carolina | 8 | 1 | 1 | 10 |
| Florida | 3 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
| Louisiana | 10 | 4 | 1 | 15 |
| Tennessee | 16 | 9 | 1 | 26 |
| Arkansas | 12 | 1 | 2 | 15 |
| Georgia | 1 | 2 | 1 | 4 |
| Mississippi | 11 | 5 | 0 | 16 |
| Texas | 1 | 2 | 0 | 3 |
| Alabama | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
| Total Engagements in CSA | 78 | 65 | 26 | 169 |
Engagements in Union states/territories:
| State | Union Victories | Confederate Victories | Inconclusive | Total Engagements |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maryland | 3 | 1 | 3 | 7 |
| West Virginia | 10 | 3 | 2 | 15 |
| Missouri | 14 | 13 | 1 | 28 |
| New Mexico | 5 | 8 | 0 | 13 |
| Kentucky | 5 | 6 | 2 | 13 |
| Oklahoma | 3 | 3 | 0 | 6 |
| Pennsylvania | 2 | 1 | 3 | 6 |
| Indiana | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Ohio | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 |
| Kansas | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
| Total Engagements in Union | 45 | 37 | 11 | 93 |
| Total Engagements to date | 123 | 102 | 37 | 262 |
Casualties for three engagements totaled over 2,600 including at least 156 killed in action.
These bring the war's totals to date, by my count, to over 525,000 casualties, including over 59,000 killed in action.
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