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	Headquarters Reserve Brigade
		Believing that the enemy would, by means of the numerous flat-boat ferries which I knew were in the bayou, probably cross from one side of the bayou to the other, I took in tow a flat-boat bridge and carried it with me all the way, and have it with me now.
		I immediately swung my bridge across the bayou, ordering eight companies of the Twelfth Connecticut over to support the Eighth New Hampshire, leaving two companies of this regiment, one section of Carruth's battery, and Williamson's cavalry to guard the rear.
		The columns of the enemy were advancing on both banks in about equal force, and in consequence, to prevent being outflanked, it became necessary to hold positions on both sides of the bayou.
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		Battle of Bayou Fourche The Battle of Bayou Fourche was a battle in the American Civil War.
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	Fourche
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		Fourche La Fave River The Fourche La Fave River (foosh luh FAIV) is a tributary of the Little Rock.
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		In this period the Tribes spoke openly of ‘the fork’ (Bayou Lafourche) in the river as another route to the Gulf, but this openness faded, and la fourche was thought mere fable.
		The Isle was the area east of the river bounded by Bayou Manchaq, the Amite River, Lakes Maurepas, Ponchartrain, and Borgne.
		In 1903, a two-century-old debate ended with the damming of Bayou Lafourche in favor of locks to prevent seasonal flooding in the bayou’s lower reaches.
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		Marmaduke’s Brigade whose command was quite prominent in most of the battles and engagements fought throughout most of Missouri and Arkansas.
		It led the charge into Hartville, Missouri, captured federal artillery at Bayou Fourche, Arkansas, brought on the battle of Jenkins Ferry, and at the large battle of Pilot Knob, suffered the highest loss of any regiment in Marmaduke's Brigade.
		At a place called Ditch Bayou, the brigade stopped and was confronted by twelve to fourteen transport boats loaded with Union soldiers and batteries.
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	City of Donaldsonville - History
		In this period the Tribes spoke openly of "the fork" (Bayou Lafourche) in the river as another route to the Gulf, but this openness faded, and lafourche was thought mere fable.
		The Isle was the area east of the river bounded by Bayou Manchaq, the Amite River and Lakes Maurepas, Ponchartrain and Borgne.
		In 1772, at the village of La Fourche, the Ascension Church Parish, "La Iglesia de la Ascension de Nuestro Senor Jesus Christo de La Fourche de Los Tchitimacha" was officially founded by Father Angelus de Reuillagodos.
	www.donaldsonville.org /dville_history.html (1640 words)

	Battle of Bayou Fourche (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Battle of Bayou Fourche was a battle in the American Civil War.
		In his thrust toward Little Rock, Davidson ran into Confederate troops at Bayou Fourche, Arkansas.
		Aided by Union artillery fire from the north side of the river, Davidson forced them out of their position and sent them fleeing back to Little Rock, which fell to Union troops that evening.
	www.encyclopedia-1.com /b/ba/battle_of_bayou_fourche.html (131 words)

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	116 NY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It was heavily engaged at Donaldsonville and Bayou La Fourche, losing 44 killed, wounded and missing, and then moved with Franklin's expedition to Sabine pass, Tex., where 26 were captured.
		It was heavily engaged at the battle of the Opequan, losing 48 killed and wounded; was present at Fisher's hill, where it sustained a loss of 10 killed and wounded; and at New Market and Cedar creek, it again fought gallantly, losing 59 killed, wounded and missing.
		Love is said to have captured the first Confederate flag taken during the battle, that of the 2nd S. C., and was awarded a medal of honor.
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		It was from the beginning the intention to place in charge of this corps the flying or field electric telegraphs, for use upon the field of battle or in the immediate presence of the enemy.
		On the 14th of March headquarters of the Army of the Potomac were established near Alexandria, Va. The detachments of the signal corps were quartered in that village.
		While the army lay here the report of the battle of Winchester, fought by General Banks in the valley of the Shenandoah, was received.
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		It was a subject of regretful remembrance that the Army of the United States had not secured for it in that battle such aid as signals might have given it.
		Mention of this battle is made in this report for the reason that the corps commanded by General Banks was at that time a part of the Army of the Potomac, and that the signal corps serving with him was a part of that originally formed for that army.
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	The Battle of Bayou Fourche/Little Rock
		He formed a new battle line 6 miles west of the town, and there he temporarily halted the Union advance.
		A Union cavalry unit moving through a cornfield east of the bayou ran into "a heavy crossfire of grape, canister, and spherical case." The Confederate resistance brought Davidson's advance to a standstill, but enfilading fire from Steele's artillery across the river came to the rescue.
		The Battle of Fourche Bayou cost the Federals 7 killed and 64 wounded and gave Price time to evacuate the capital.
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	Civil War Units (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Fought in the battle of Helena on July 4, 1863.
		The regiment participated with Walker's old division in the Little Rock campaign at the Terry's Ferry crossing and at Fourche Bayou, retreating to the vicinity of Benton following the fall of Little Rock.
		Fought in the battle of Pine Bluff on October 25, 1863.
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	Battle of Bayou Fourche -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Battle of Bayou Fourche -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		The Battle of Bayou Fourche was a battle in the (Civil war in the United States between the North and the South; 1861-1865) American Civil War.
		In his thrust toward Little Rock, Davidson ran into (A supporter of the Confederate States of America) Confederate troops at Bayou Fourche, Arkansas.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/B/Ba/Battle_of_Bayou_Fourche.htm (144 words)

	history of the 13th Infantry Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers during the great rebellion
		Most important of all was the fine bridge across the bayou and only a mile in their rear, by means of which they could rapidly concentrate their whole force upon whichever wing of our little army they might select, A narrow road was along the levee on each side of the bayou.
		The knapsacks and their contents overcoats, and the like, which our men had thrown, off at the commencement of the battle, were inextricably mixed up with those of other companies and regiments, and for the most part, lost to the men.
		Crossing the bayou bridge, which the rebels attempt-ed to burn, near the beautiful mansion of Madam Porter, proprietress of one of the richest plantations in the South, the soldiers helped themselves liberally to sugar from the large mill that stood by the road-side next the bridge.
	www.quinnipiac.edu /other/ABL/etext/13thct/chp3.html (11739 words)

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		There are several other ways this list could be organized, including chronologically, by winner, by casualty statistics and so on.
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	Union - Louisiana Infantry
		District of La Fourche, Dept. Gulf, to August, 1864.
		District of La Fourche and Dept. of the Gulf to May, 1866.
		Duty in La Fourche District and Defences of New Orleans until january, 1863.
	www.civilwararchive.com /Unreghst/unlainf.htm (1261 words)

	The Missouri Civil War Museum - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Battle of Prairie Grove, Arkansas December 7, 1862
		The Battle of Bayou Fourche, Arkansas September 10, 1863
		The Battle of Jenkins' Ferry, Arkansas April 30, 1864
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	Fall of Little Rock
		He formed a new battle line six miles west of the town, and there he temporarily halted the Union advance.
		On August 26, Price ordered Walker and Marmaduke to withdraw to Bayou Meto, a sluggish stream running east of the capital, and to "hold it as long as possible." Their combined forces took up positions at Reed's Bridge on Bayou Meto, approximately twelve miles northeast of Little Rock (near present-day Jacksonville).
		A Federal cavalry unit moving through a cornfield east of the bayou ran into "a heavy crossfire of grape, canister, and spherical case." The fierce Rebel resistance brought Davidson's advance to a standstill, but enfilading fire from Steele's artillery across the river came to the rescue.
	www.pccua.edu /keough/fall_of_little_rock.htm (2422 words)

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