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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1861-07-13

The following extract q
written by Capt. Wm. II. "
friend in this city, gives graph
Of his daring onslaught on tbd
near Newport News some weeks
aud as il is the first authorized versjOll
a remarkable incident Of the war, viii
has been yariousIy reported, we give ND
statement in full in Capt. werth's own
words, deeming it well worth place in
our columns;
81 left our encampment AZ Bethel in
command Of 20 dragoons. selected from
The Hampton Dragons, Capt. Phillips
himself making one Of the party. Sly OBJ
ject was close reconnaissance Of the en-
emy's position at Newport News.
Having reached a point about 81 miles
from that post, ] observed, with the aid Of
my glass, eight men clustered together on
the shore, above the enemy's works, and
in a mdhent afterwards saw them in full
run towards their encampmeni. AZ the
time Of making this observation / was ac-
companied by Capt. Phillips and three pri-
Yates, the remainder of the detachment
being in the rear. Il being indispensable
10 the attainment Of my object that this
picket should be intercepted in order 10
prevent alarm at the post, we dashed down
the road, (running parallel with the river
and leading to Newport News,) for some
three miles in pursuit, when detached
Capt. Phillips and his three men TO The
right 10 cut of their retreat, while press
ed still further towards the forli6cation 10
make sure of intercepting them if they
escaped Capt. Phillips. When within
about three hundred yards Of Newport
News, and having turned towards the riv.
er, found myself within 90 yards Of n
p'rty of the enemy, engaged in cutting
wood, their mnskets stacked around n pins
tree. Not having been observed by them,
| drew up under cover of a thicket. aud
found the party to consist Of twenty-seven
priyates, one commissioned officer and one
non-commissioned officer.
Just then the picket guard, which Capt.
Phillips had failed to cut off, rushed into
The camp of a Massachusetts regiment en-.
camped outside of the works and not more
than 100 yards from where ] was, and
sounded The alarm. saw that whatever
| had 10 do must be done quickly; so
drew my revolver, gave n real Camanche
war whoop, and dashed into the party Of
% all told. My first shot was a. the OF.
fcer In command, who fell dead my sec-
Ond at private, with the same result; my
third missed its aim, in consequence of my
horse becoming very restive under the
shouting and firing, and killed mule
perhaps the most respectable individual
of the whole party.
My shout being answered by Captain
Phillips and his party, ihe enemy conceiv-s
ed themselves attacked by a formidable
force, and yelling, "look outl lookout
these Virginia horsemen are upon us!"
they rushed in CONSERVATION towards their
encampdeht, not stopping even to seize
their arms. -
The MASSACHUSETTS, Regiment started
eon1aA hlK 1aah fspgnl6ei - partYs
m NJ dItef-
I.fs.t a. .|. ..| !. .... q a
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1861-07-13
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1861-07-13
For the Woodville Republican.
The Fourth Of July.

The Fourth Of July! how charming the day
What pleasant and glorious memories rise
Bright visions ofscenes most joyous and gay,
COR,e fresh to the soul now burden'd with
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1861-07-13

fENING TO REsIGN.-A number
in the Northern army threaten
nnless the Rebels agree:
TO erect any masked batteries.
to put any batteries anywhere
ging three weeks notice.
10 fire into regiments riding on
aims 10 the Rebel States.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1861-07-13

~ Why is Brigade
like Mr.. BuTlingame
elected at Vienna
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1861-07-13

outhem Rural Gentleman.
he SOuthFOn.
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