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September 7
1863 - Charleston Harbor - After considerable Union siege preparations and a massive prolonged bombardment, Confederate troops relinquish Fort Wagner but hold off an assault on Fort Sumter.

September 8
1863 - Second Battle of Fort Sumter

1863 - Sabine Pass - Confederate detachment of Texan artillery under Richard W. Dowling repel Union naval flotilla under William B. Franklin, capturing 200 sailors and sinking two Federal gunboats

September 10
1861 - Carnifex Ferry - Troops under William Rosecrans engaged camps of John B. Floyd in Nicholas County, West Virginia; darkness enforced a cease fire

1863 - Bayou Fourche - The Army of Arkansas under Frederick Steele forced Confederates under John S. Marmaduke to retreat, leading to Union occupation of Little Rock, Arkansas

1864 - Davis' Cross Roads - Maneuver by Confederate divisions under Thomas C. Hindman and Patrick Cleburne forced the withdrawal of George H. Thomas's XIV Corps at Dug's Gap, Georgia