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Civil War in Virginia


American Civil War
December 17-18, 1864

Riding through the Cumberland Gap, Stoneman's expedition advanced on the important lead mines and salt ponds around Marion and Saltville.

On December 17, Stoneman defeated a makeshift force of Confederate defenders.

On the 18th, the Federals destroyed the leadworks and mines. On the 20th, they captured and destroyed the salt works at Saltville.

Result(s): Union victory

Location: Smyth County

Campaign: Stoneman's Raid into Southwest Virginia (December 1864)

Date(s): December 17-18, 1864

Principal Commanders: Major General George Stoneman [US]; Major General John C. Breckinridge [CS]

Forces Engaged: Divisions

Estimated Casualties: 274 total

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