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The Daily Dispatch: July 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], Notice to our Subscribers. (search)
Gov. Wise's Legion. We had a few moment's conversation last night with a gentleman connected with Gen. Wise's Legion, and he informed us that the entire command was not only in general good health, but were sanguine that they would do the State and Confederacy good service in their mission on the Kanawha. He told us that Capt. Jenkins, who was in command of a battalion of about 500 men, had an engagement with a Federal force of fully 1,500, and sixty of the Hessians were sent to theiman connected with Gen. Wise's Legion, and he informed us that the entire command was not only in general good health, but were sanguine that they would do the State and Confederacy good service in their mission on the Kanawha. He told us that Capt. Jenkins, who was in command of a battalion of about 500 men, had an engagement with a Federal force of fully 1,500, and sixty of the Hessians were sent to their final dwelling places. The Confederate loss was only one killed and two wounded.
The Daily Dispatch: July 19, 1861., [Electronic resource], Subscriptions to the Dispatch. (search)
ndered. With the prisoners Gen. McClellan made in the previous forty-eight hours, this makes full one thousand prisoners on his hands — near half of Pegram's command — a troublesome encumbrance truly. Speculations are rife as to what will be Wise's course on learning of this defeat, rout and dispersion of the best part of what was lately his army of the Northwest. The Charges against Col. Allen. The charges and specifications against Col. Wm. H. Allen, of the 1st Regiment of New Yogether with four prize-masters, who were formerly Charleston and Savannah pilots. not captured. The Cincinnati Enquirer contradicts the story, which it originated, that three companies of the 19th Ohio Regiment had been captured by C. Jennings Wise. Though hemmed in and in great danger, the three companies managed to escape with but slight loss. The Washington Star, of Monday afternoon, contains the following: Springfield Station occupied at Union troops. Alexandria, July 1