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The Daily Dispatch: August 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], The affair at Malvern Hill. (search)
hem off from the Gap. The artillery firing was very heavy. Several prisoners have been brought in from Tazewell. No particulars of the fight received. Gen. Rains at last accounts was a forced march to gain the enemy's rear. Brigadier-General W. R. Caswell was this afternoon assassinated by an unknown person, near his residence, six miles from Keozville. [second Dispatch.] Knoxville, Aug. 7.--A dispatch this morning from Brigadier General Stevenson states that after a gallant epulsed, with the loss of one hundred and nine men. Gen. Burton has succeeded in gaining the enemy's rear. General Stevenson, being reinforced, flanked Bowen's command, capturing the "Federal Army of East Tennessee." The murderer of Gen. Caswell w. night. [This is Morgan's army which was defeated. I was supposed to have numbered about 9,000 [Third Dispatch.] Chattanooga, Aug. 8.--There are rumors of a battle between Stevenson's brigade and 4,000 Federal near Tazewell,