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The workmen wrecked the guns and set fire to the hull, and the Confederate fleet vexed the river no more.
About lo p. M., April i6th, Admiral Porter started with seven gunboats and three loaded trans- ports. The enemy illumined the river with bon- fires on both shores. The batteries maintained continuous cannonade, while the passing fleet raked the shore batteries at short range. Every vessel was hit, but little serious damage was done except the loss of one transport and several coal barges.
O...n the 22d of April six transports loaded with sup- plies, and towing twelve barges, all manned by volunteers from the army, chiefly from Logan's di- vision, passed down, losing only one transport.
Toward the end of March Steele's division of Sherman's corps was sent to the Deer Creek coun- try, about one hundred and fifty miles north of Vicksburg, to subsist his command on the coun- try and destroy what he could not use. On the 9th of April General Pcmberton telegraphed to Richmond that Grant's real movement appeared to be through Deer Creek, while there were rumors of a movement across the Mississippi, below Vicks- burg, which he did not credit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The workmen wrecked the guns and set fire to the hull, and the Confederate fleet vexed the river no more.
About lo p. M., April i6th, Admiral Porter started with seven gunboats and three loaded trans- ports. The enemy illumined the river with bon- fires on both shores. The batteries maintained continuous cannonade, while the passing fleet raked the shore batteries at short range. Every vessel was hit, but little serious damage was done except the loss of one transport and several coal barges.
O...n the 22d of April six transports loaded with sup- plies, and towing twelve barges, all manned by volunteers from the army, chiefly from Logan's di- vision, passed down, losing only one transport.
Toward the end of March Steele's division of Sherman's corps was sent to the Deer Creek coun- try, about one hundred and fifty miles north of Vicksburg, to subsist his command on the coun- try and destroy what he could not use. On the 9th of April General Pcmberton telegraphed to Richmond that Grant's real movement appeared to be through Deer Creek, while there were rumors of a movement across the Mississippi, below Vicks- burg, which he did not credit.
What to read after General Sherman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M F Manning Ferguson Force to read onlineMoreLess
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