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Comte de Paris, History of the Civil War in America. Vol. 3. (ed. Henry Coppee , LL.D.), Book IV:—Third winter. (search)
resumes the attack on the morning of the 27th. But Scammon does not appear, for he has not reached Lewisburg: Jones, emboldened, attacks him in his turn, and about noon Averell, fearing lest his small troop should be brought to a halt in one of the gorges of that mountainous country, resolves to take again the road to the north. He has lost nearly a hundred and fifty men; the Confederates, more than two hundred. The Unionists leave about a hundred wounded and a broken gun, and halt at Huttonsville, near Beverly, on the western side of the Alleghanies. Two months pass away before either of the two sides shakes off its inaction. At last, stimulated no doubt by the news that Meade is going to cross the Rappahannock, Averell leaves Beverly on the 1st of November with a column composed of all three arms. As in the month of August, he will have to proceed to Lewisburg to concentrate the troops established in the Kanawha Valley, which will be brought to him by Colonel Duffie. Scar