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Sullivan Union

Location

Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1912

Page

7

Civil War Dispatches Mark Early Johnson Administration

Andrew Johnson is named provisional Tennessee governor as Senate confirms his brigadier general appointment. Reports from Charleston and Richmond recall Confederate actions, Union gunboats clash with shore batteries, and the ironclad Monitor arrives at Hampton Roads amid heavy naval combat. Battles at Pea Ridge and other skirmishes unfold as Lincoln presses gradual emancipation.

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Civil War 1862 updates March 11 16 from Manassas to Yorktown

Chronicle of Civil War events from March 11 1862 detailing Manassas occupation by Union forces after Confederate destruction, Lincoln and Davis actions, battles near Paris Tenn Winchester and Newbern, Burnside and Goldsborough operations, and mobilization shifts for Army of the Potomac and Navy.

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