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The Confederates still held their lines, but they, too, began falling back to stronger positions in the evening after their artillery commander was killed.\n     Altogether, six Confederates and 13 Union soldiers died at South Mills, almost a funereal joke by Civil War standards. But both sides - then and now - insist on calling it a victory.\nUnion Brig. Gen. Jesse Reno, a West Point graduate, had brought the Federals up to South Mills from New Bern, which, with Roanoke Island, had earlier been captured by larger Union forces under Maj. Gen. Ambrose Burnside. Burnside's whiskers - sideburns - are probably better known today than the hairy warrior who fought all over the map for the United States Army.\n Reno was a veteran of the Mexican War, but at 39 this was his first divisional command. 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