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Rosser (search for this): article 2
A skirmish in the Valley.
A few days ago about thirty of our cavalry, connected with Gen. Rosser's command, attacked a Yankee cavalry party of about fifty men, between Berryville and Charlestown.
Three Yankees were killed and seven or eight captured, with their horses and equipments.
The prisoners arrived in this city yesterday.
Our party sustained no loss in the skirmish.