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Battle of Mount Elba

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106: 89: 707: 189:, southwest of Monticello. Clayton's cavalry force crossed the Saline at Mount Elba, after sweeping aside a small guard force. Clayton divided his forces and sent part to establish a blocking position to the west near Marks Mill. One hundred picked men under Lieutenants Greathouse and Young were then dispatched to destroy the Confederate pontoon bridge at Longview. 717: 775: 196:'s brigade at Longview. Confederate forces in the area were now alerted to the presence of Clayton's raiders and attempted to cut off Clayton's command by attacking their bridgehead at Mount Elba on March 30, 1864. Clayton was successful in re-crossing the Saline, defeating Confederate forces at the Battle of Mount Elba and returned to 263:"The War in Arkansas.; The Rebels Defeated at Longview Destruction of a Bridge and Train Over Three Hundred Prisoners Captured Another Pitched Battle and the Rebels again Routed Operations of Gov. Murphy. Further Particulars" 289:
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The first Union action of the Union expedition was a complete success, but the rest of the expedition would not go as planned.
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On March 29, the lieutenants surprised and captured approximately 250 soldiers belonging to Brig. Gen.
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conducted a raid on Longview, Arkansas, a port on the
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American Civil War
Cleveland County, Arkansas
Union
United States
United States
Union
Confederate States of America
CSA (Confederacy)
Powell Clayton
Thomas Dockery
American Civil War
Mount Elba, Arkansas
Steele
Camden Expedition
Monticello, Arkansas
Camden, Arkansas
Powell Clayton
Saline
Thomas P. Dockery
Pine Bluff, Arkansas



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