1864 Oct Am Civil War Gazette

The Extra!!! Edition of the American Civil War Gazette contains back issues as well as additional articles that did not appear in the daily edition.

Highlights of the October 1864 Edition:

- Franklin-Nashville Campaign continues (Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia)
- Battle of Allatoona Pass (Georgia)
- Battle of Decatur (Alabama)
- Forrest's West Tennessee Raid (Tennessee)
- Battle of Fort Heiman

- Richmond-Petersburg Campaign continues (Virginia)
- Battle of Peebles' Farm
- Battle of Vaughan Road
- Battle of Darbytown and New Market Roads
- Battle of Darbytown Road
- Battle of Fair Oaks & Darbytown Road
- Battle of Boydton Plank Road

- Shimonoseki Campaign (Japan)
- Treaty Powers; United States, Great Britain, France, Netherlands
- Mito Rebellion continues
- First Chōshū expedition continues

- St. Albans Raid (Vermont)
- Confederate raid from Canada
- The northernmost land action of the war

- Price's Missouri Raid concludes
- Fourth Battle of Boonville
- Battle of Glasgow
- Battle of Sedalia
- Second Battle of Lexington
- Battle of Little Blue River
- Second Battle of Independence
- Battle of Byram's Ford
- Battle of Westport
- Battle of Marais des Cygnes
- Battle of Mine Creek
- Battle of Marmiton River
- Second Battle of Newtonia

- Burbridge's Raid into Southwest Virginia
- First Battle of Saltville

- Operations Against New Bern and Plymouth (North Carolina) conclude
- Sinking of the CSS Albemarle
- Capture of Plymouth

- Shenandoah Valley Campaigns of 1864
- Sheridan's Valley Campaign ends
- Battle of Tom's Brook
- Battle of Cedar Creek

- Bahia Incident (Bahia Harbor, Brazil)

- U.S. Army
- Department of Kansas
- Gen. Curtis organizes the Army of the Border to engage Price's Missouri Raid

- Nevada is admitted to the Union

- Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Roger Taney dies
- Authored the Dred Scott decision
- Authored the Merryman Habeas Corpus decision at the start of the war

- Fishing Creek Confederacy (Pennsylvania)

- The Central Pacific Rail Road of California changes its name to the Central Pacific Railroad of California