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The Daily Dispatch: January 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the South. (search)
, came upon this small band of soldiers, guarding this mountain pass, between daylight and sunrise, driving in our pickets, filling the road in front, and flanking our forces on both sides of the gap. Our soldiers opposed their overwhelming onset by a few well-directed shots, when it was deemed best to "retire," which our men did in as good order as possible under the circumstances. The enemy mortally wounded the gallant Capt. Aleshire, of Page, (who has since died,) killed outright Thomas Lloyd, of Shenandoah, and shot down at his gun and post of duty a brave-hearted Irishman belonging to the gallant 8th Star Artillery. One others man, a member of Capt. Hiram Kite's company, from Rockingham, received a slight flesh wound. These are all the casualties we suffered. Two of our men — Jona- than Whistler and Manoma J. Sluss, both residing near Mount Crawford — were taken prisoners, and are in the hands of the enemy. They were members of Capt. Samuel H. Wise's company. The pr