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Tuesday, March 14, 1865
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Army Events:
Expedition to: Beaver Dam, VA February 27 - March 19, 1865 Reconnaissance to: Black River, NC March 14, 1865 Scout: Bollinger County, MO March 9 - 15, 1865 Campaign: Campaign of the Carolinas January 1 - April 26, 1865 Operations: Canyon City Road, OR January 1 - November 30, 1865 Scout: Cape Girardeau, MO March 9 - 15, 1865 Campaign: Carolinas, Campaign of the January 1 - April 26, 1865 Scout: Carrick's Ford, WV March 14 - 16, 1865 Scout: Crooked Creek, KS March 9 - 15, 1865 Skirmish: Dalton, GA March 14, 1865 Reconnaissance from: Fayetteville, NC March 14, 1865 Expedition from: Fort Churchill, Nevada Territory March 12 - 19, 1865 Scout: Glasgow, MO March 7 - 15, 1865 Skirmish: Goldsborough Road, NC March 14, 1865 Expedition to: Grand Gulf, MS March 12 - 14, 1865 Scout: Lewisburg, AR March 12 - 23, 1865 Operation: Licking, MO March 7 - 25, 1865 Scout: Loudoun County, VA March 12 - 14, 1865 Scout: Moorefield, WV March 14 - 17, 1865 Skirmish: Mud Lake, Nevada Territory March 14, 1865 Operation: Northern Alabama January 31 - April 24, 1865 Scout: Perche Hills, MO March 7 - 15, 1865 Expedition to: Petersburg, VA February 27 - March 28, 1865 Siege: Petersburg, VA June 16, 1864 - April 2, 1865 Expedition to: Pyramid Lake, New Mexico Territory March 12 - 19, 1865 Skirmish: Raleigh Road, NC March 14, 1865 Campaign: Richmond, VA June 13, 1864 - April 2, 1865 Scout: Searcy County, AR March 12 - 23, 1865 Skirmish: Silver Run Creek, NC March 14, 1865 Skirmish: South Anna Bridge, VA March 14, 1865 Scout: Stoddard County, MO March 9 - 15, 1865 Expedition from: Vicksburg, MS March 12 - 15, 1865 Expedition to: Walker's Lake, Nevada Territory March 12 - 19, 1865 Scout: Wayne County, MO March 9 - 15, 1865 Expedition from: Winchester, VA February 27 - March 19, 1865 Skirmish: Woodstock, VA March 14, 1865 Expedition to: Yell County, AR March 12 - 23, 1865
District Expanded: The limits of the Federal District of Oregon are extended to include the entire State of Oregon
(Source: Compendium of the War of the Rebellion Vol. I, p. 660-991. Frederick H. Dyer; The Chronological Tracking Of The American Civil War Per The Offical Records Of The War of the Rebellion pp. 1-336. Ronald A. Mosocco.)
Naval Events:
Having dispatched a large number of troops to White House, Virginia, General Grant requested the Navy to send additional gunboats into the York and Pamunkey Rivers "to keep open free navigation between White House and the mouth of York River." Commodore Radford replied at once: "Will send vessels required immediately." U.S.S. Shawmut and Commodore Morris were detailed for this duty which, like control of the waters of the James, assured the Army of rapid communications an logistic support.(Source: Civil War Naval Chronology 1861-1865. pp. I:1-41; II:1-117; III:1-170; IV:1-152; V:1-134. 1971: Naval History Division, Navy Department.)U.S.S. Wyandank, commanded by Acting Lieutenant Sylvanus Nickerson, seized schooner Champanero off Inigoes Creek in Chesapeake Bay. The Federal Customs Office at Port of St. Mary's had cleared the schooner and endorsed the accuracy of its manifest. Nickerson alertly examined the cargo and found more than one half of it not manifested, including a 'large quantity of powder. He also discovered that the customs official who had signed the clearance had $4,000 worth of liquor and other readily salable merchandise on board.