Rebels Beatens and Cavalry Actions Near Gordonsville
Grant reports the 9th Corps captured two more redoubts near Petersburg as Union forces moved within fifty yards of enemy works. Sheridan dispatches detail a bold raid south of Gordonsville, destroying railroad ties toward Trevilian and driving a Confederate force from a strong position. Casualties total around five hundred across several brigades, with three hundred seventy-seven prisoners taken.
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Campaign War Dispatches from Grant Campaign of 1864
Special dispatches from New York Tribune describe Grant and Meade moving toward Petersburg with corps including the 16th and 18th, crossing the James and Appomattox rivers. Reports detail assaults on rebel works, captures of guns and prisoners, and the capture of key positions near Petersburg while noting Meade and Hancock coordinating the march and the Black soldiers’ notable roles.
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