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December 21st, 1863 AD (search for this): chapter 3
inia drove in the Confederate outposts, and secured the bridges there, which had been prepared for the flames, when the whole column, four miles in length, passed over the river, excepting one regiment, in spite of brisk opposition. Then Averill destroyed the bridges behind him, and the regiment that was cut off swam the stream and rejoined the command, with a loss of only four men drowned. Averill captured, during this raid, about two hundred men. My command, he said in his report, December 21, 1863. has marched, climbed, slid, and swam, I was obliged to swim my command, and drag my artillery with ropes across Craig's Creek seven times In twenty-four hours, Averill said, in his report. A participant in the march said the creek was deep, and the current strong and filled with drifting ice. three hundred and forty-five miles since the 8th instant. He reported his entire loss at six men drowned, one officer and four men wounded, and ninety men missing. A correspondent of the
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