October 9
General Rosser's cavalry defeated in Valley.
Loss, 400 killed, wounded and missing, and 5 pieces of artillery.
In many of the foregoing cases no official reports have been received.
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The information is, therefore, furnished from the best sources at present accessible.
The number of battle flags captured has been large, but at present cannot be stated with any accuracy.
From the accounts which seem most entitled to credit the following estimates of results are given:
| Confederate successes | 37 | |
| Federal successes | 13 | |
| Indecisive engagements | 5 | |
| | | 55 |
| Loss of enemy in killed and wounded | 226,630 | |
| Loss of enemy in prisoners | 38,613 | |
| | | 265,243 |
| Loss of Confederates in killed and wounded | 52,946 | |
| Loss of Confederates in prisoners | 14,500 | |
| | | 67,446 |
