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Wheeling, W. Va. (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 16
Wellsville (Ohio, United States) (search for this): article 16
Ohio (United States) (search for this): article 16
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Latest News from Western Virginia.
reported victory by Gen.Lee.--Rosencranz mortally wounded — defeat of the Federal army.
Our energetic Norfolk correspondent sends us the following from the Norfolk Day Book, extra, of yesterday:
We are informed by Mr. Henry D. Crockett, one of the prisoners taken at the battle of Rich Mountain, who came up from Old Point yesterday afternoon in the flag of trace steamer, that a severe battle has been fought in the Western part of the State, at the Big Sewell Mountain, between Gen. Lee's and Gen. Rosencranz's forces, and that the latter had been defeated, and was at Wheeling, Va., on Saturday last, mortally wounded; and that the whole Federal army was then on its retreat from the soil of Western Virginia.
Mr. Crockett was formerly from Washington, D. C., where he held a position in one of the Departments as a clerk.
On the breaking out of the war, he left the Federal service and made his way into Virginia, where he joined
Clarksburg (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 16
West Virginia (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 16
Latest News from Western Virginia.
reported victory by Gen.Lee.--Rosencranz mortally wounded — defeat of the Federal army.
Our energetic Norfolk correspondent sends us the following from the Norfolk Day Book, extra, of yesterday: g, Va., on Saturday last, mortally wounded; and that the whole Federal army was then on its retreat from the soil of Western Virginia.
Mr. Crockett was formerly from Washington, D. C., where he held a position in one of the Departments as a cler urday last, he had the news from the editor of a paper in that place, that the Federal army was then retreating from Western Virginia.
That Rosencranz had attacked Gen. Lee in his entrenchments on the Big Sewell Mountain, on Thursday last, and after cern in the event of Rosencranz being defeated.
So great is the alarm and certainty of their defeat all through Western Virginia, that it amounts to a perfect panic among the Unionists in that section.
So great is the demonstration of some
Lee (search for this): article 16
Latest News from Western Virginia.
reported victory by Gen.Lee.--Rosencranz mortally wounded — defeat of the Federal army.
the Western part of the State, at the Big Sewell Mountain, between Gen. Lee's and Gen. Rosencranz's forces, and that the latter had been defea en retreating from Western Virginia.
That Rosencranz had attacked Gen. Lee in his entrenchments on the Big Sewell Mountain, on Thursday last, h it was stated that the light had commenced by Rosencranz attacking Lee; that Rosencranz had been repulsed, and that they were fighting again the next day, and that reinforcements were then coming up for Lee, and would reach him before the fight was over.
He was not at libert have just arrived at camp with 13 Union men as prisoners, and find Gen. Lee's forces 7,000 strong.
We anticipate a fight.
Some think it will be a hard fight, but I think not, owing to the strength of Gen. Lee.
The enemy's forces reported from ten to twelve thousand."
Mr. Croc
Phillippi (search for this): article 16
Wise (search for this): article 16
Henry D. Crockett (search for this): article 16