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s at Manassas Junction, with its advance thrown forward to Catlett's station. The other division was posted in the vicinity sing through Warrenton, had made a raid upon our trains at Catlett's station, and had destroyed four or five wagons in all, b headquarters. At the time this cavalry force attacked at Catlett's, and it certainly was not more than three hundred strongstrong guards along the railroad from Manassas Junction to Catlett's station, and requested him to superintend this in personand pick up stragglers. You will keep them under guard at Catlett's station, or use them for fatigue-duty. By order of Mad from the direction of Warrenton upon our wagon-trains at Catlett's, and seems to have done some considerable damage to themck, detaching a large force to reopen my communications at Catlett's and send forward supplies. If Heintzelman and Cox move under Major-General Reno leading, will take the road from Catlett's station to Greenwich, so as to reach there to-night or e
s at Manassas Junction, with its advance thrown forward to Catlett's station. The other division was posted in the vicinity sing through Warrenton, had made a raid upon our trains at Catlett's station, and had destroyed four or five wagons in all, b headquarters. At the time this cavalry force attacked at Catlett's, and it certainly was not more than three hundred strongstrong guards along the railroad from Manassas Junction to Catlett's station, and requested him to superintend this in personand pick up stragglers. You will keep them under guard at Catlett's station, or use them for fatigue-duty. By order of Mad from the direction of Warrenton upon our wagon-trains at Catlett's, and seems to have done some considerable damage to themck, detaching a large force to reopen my communications at Catlett's and send forward supplies. If Heintzelman and Cox move under Major-General Reno leading, will take the road from Catlett's station to Greenwich, so as to reach there to-night or e
Doc. 188.-raid on Catlett's station, Va. Philadelphia Inquirer account. Manassas, August 24, 1862. Friday evening, about eight o'clock, as your correspondent was in camp with the baggage and supply trains of Sigel's First army corps, south of Catlett's Station, an alarm was given that the rebel cavalry had attacked and taken the station, and were advancing upon us. For a time the consternation occasioned by so sudden and unexpected an attack was great, but by the cool and determined behavior of some of the officers and men order was soon restored. The Purnell Legion formed quickly and fought bravely, and, although crushed back by overwhelming numbers, stood their ground until resistance was destruction. The Bucktails, under Col. Kane, of your city, covered themselves with glory. Upon repairing to the station at daylight, we found that last night the railroad train from Rappahannock reached there about eight P. M., and was waiting for a train to come up from Alexandr