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The Daily Dispatch: December 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], The fighting in North Carolina. (search)
, in all of which, though outnumbered, our troops "gained material advantage," (see B — k's dispatches,) but our cavalry horses becoming thirsty, the army fell back to the Potomac to water them. Jackson's horses, also being dry, he pushed on for the same watering place, but learning that Fremont had out loose, fell back. Fremont following, a desperate engagement took place at Front Royal, in which Stonewall would have been annihilated, bad not the U. S. Government stopped the battle (N. Y. Trib.) to hold a court of inquiry, to see if Fremont had not paid three postage stamps too much for a bushel of oats, furnished through a California friend, to a horse of his body guard.--While the court was in session Stonewall skedad died. Fremont followed, however, and would have bagged him if he had not taken the wrong road, (N. Y. Herald) and travelled North while Jackson was going South. Getting safe back to Richmond, Stonewall bore a leading part in the battles in front of that "doomed"