The Confederate capitol was moved to Richmond, VA. It's close proximity to Washington, DC, was a threat to the security of the US capital and ensured that a long and costly struggle between these two cities.
The Battle of Pea Ridge in the American Civil War was the last time Confederate troops posed a serious threat to Union control of Missouri.
This was the Battle of Fort Stevens, July 11-12, 1864. It was a part of Lieutenant General Jubal Earlys 1864 Valley Campaign. It was fought in the District of Columbia but the Confederate force posed little threat to the capital. See the link below.
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When it became clear to Confederate General William J. Hardee that the target of Sherman's armies was Savannah, Georgia and not Macon Georgia, he ordered Confederate cavalry unites to harass the Union's rear and both flanks. Also, he ordered all available militias to march eastward in an attempt to protect Savannah.