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Alexandria, Alexandria County, District Of Columbia
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Rear Admiral Bailey reports two Union expeditions near St. Andrew's Sound, Florida: eight refugees destroy 2,000 bushels of salt at White Bluffs via Wotepo River; twenty-two men destroy two salt works with 300 bushels in East Bay. Five Confederate cavalry companies guard and rebuild the works.
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The first consisted of eight refugees, in a "dug out" canoe, who ascended the Wotepo river some twenty miles to White Bluffs, and there destroyed 2,000 bushels of salt and brought away the empty sacks. The other expedition consisted of twenty-two men, in boats, who proceeded up East Bay. They destroyed two salt works, with three hundred bushels of salt. There are five companies of Confederate cavalry in that vicinity to guard these works, who rebuild the works as fast as they are destroyed.
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Two Union expeditions destroy Confederate salt production: eight refugees in canoe ascend Wotepo River to White Bluffs and destroy 2,000 bushels of salt; twenty-two men in boats go up East Bay and destroy two salt works with 300 bushels. Five companies of Confederate cavalry guard and rebuild the works.