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The Daily Dispatch: October 15, 1862., [Electronic resource] 1 1 Browse Search
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ed a company of the enemy's cavalry near Hanging Rock Hampshire county, and captured Capt. Battersley, Company B, 1st New York cavalry, five of his men, and fourteen horses, with arms, equipments, &c. On the morning of the 4th, about daybreak he surprised an entrenched camp of the enemy at the mouth of the Little Cacapoo. A dense fog enabled one of his companies to gain the trenches before he was discovered. In attempting to escape two of the enemy were killed and six wounded, and Capt. Newbard, Lieut Wagner, and fifty five men Company X, 54th Pennsylvania volunteers, were captured. The railroad bridge over Little Cacapon was burned with the company's buildings, &c. About 8 o'clock the same morning Col Imboden sent his cavalry across the Potomac to prevent the escape of the company stationed at Pawpaw Tunnel, and by leading his infantry across a precipitous mountain surrounded the place captured Captain H te Lieuts. Cole and Baer, and ninety men of company B, 54th Pennsyl