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The Daily Dispatch: October 3, 1861., [Electronic resource], Latest News from Western Virginia. (search)
folk Day Book, extra, of yesterday: We are informed by Mr. Henry D. Crockett, one of the prisoners taken at the battle of Rich Mountain, was then on its retreat from the soil of Western Virginia. Mr. Crockett was formerly from Washington, D. C., where he held a position ineeling, on the opposite side of the Ohio river, on Sunday night, Mr. Crockett and the returning Southerners heard a confirmation of this news,e perfect confidence, and whom he thinks was with our side. Mr. Crockett also states that he saw an account of the fight in the Pittsburg The enemy's forces reported from ten to twelve thousand." Mr. Crockett, on his way, passed through Phillippi, where he tells us the Fed it. At Clarksburg, the headquarters of General Rosencranz, Mr. Crockett was informed by someone, in whom he has confidence, that Gen. Roever received a cent of money, or seen anything of a paymaster. Mr. Crockett, who was acting in the capacity of hospital steward to our wound