Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-09
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IL IL Il AteyfAs41 lPoZ 81.
Two regiments, tie 5stb and 9Th Ohio
Infantry, 81 tht sd PfoFisiondi Brigade,
vl,9 9sS 'FEs & S9i gs9Egs gf2G bad
With considerable rebel force, under
commaHd0 Of Brig Gen. Hetb. We were
~ .ens9WBed %. hill porih, Of theg toRn@
rstl3sn. Heths ~ affofred march, eaBe from
IE4ISpi 56Pf6e eolintyi and drove in our
piekeEs ~ CT esbFieF. Bridge, three miles
south, and rapidly followed them up Wits
his whole force, which consisted Of the
famous 22d Virginia Regiment she 47th
Virginia, Cigars Battalion, part of the
tkJtF9uia RFgtE4ht1 ( E99 t4S Psaies 81
tftiHeFyI and two Companies of the nOtoEi-.
Gus Jsnkins' ChYalrY-in oil from $500 70.
CS.koo msA- COT CrSok seAtSpt c0tnRAnies
G'of The Both and D Of the 18th TO asceF-
tain abe fpFSe OF the enftny andsebeck bis
SHeGatd FjeS6 9pH @d&dAhe regi-
dehtS 70 fotm. The two advance COM
Rsss3 ger y IL FL. s7s9sy sssf RI sgs 81 20.
SONS, Of bis .csaupp in ppsi;ion, and 0ccu-
pied wish his Whole, force high hill COM
handing the town.
,S1qiTRS sis Aud vete ii sptehiiy fSrmea
ia line Of battle under the hill, Tie first on
tie zen and on I6eright, and be-
gan thsiF .hEWtaqd brave march upon the
ensdly. We were projected 10 part By the
S- MI t59 laIi sJIr7l shells ~ lliS knee
my cannon, though several shells explod.
ed IN the Aif over QdF he4as;g and one man
-s-iadhEA4 8loh sEaB &itled. On rising, the hill
We were NJ once eDEageq y it5 itlie enemys
infantry, Who FesdFteds heir Ere until we
were within. Sbjtt range On the right, the
4&Eh, lbyitR gf6Ifsys, broke the rebel left.
.oZcQu5P6tEdf0p the 87th Virginia. Edgar's
battalion, and two companies of the 5Oth
Virginia. Once broken, the left could not
rally, aud the 44tb soon captuCed their fonr
.G4uPs ltwgEihEd S-pS andes DE I2lPgund-
GRAND one iafge field hoWitzcr), aud that
part Of the field WnBywou; ss1x;s ut
On. the left the 2Gtb met with, a more
Eplbihfn sfesisfab be - TIE enemy (the
22d Virgi1ial wns organized IN the Kan
Pc 9Whh Valley. aud made up largely of the
Ciebsl elits Qf tlFt region, and had llecn
N SEVERAL battles, Scarcy Greek, Carnifex,
Cotton I'LL, qRd .Giies. (SonFtlI4ouse, and
boaste 9fs debility They decla-
red that they would be in possession Of
lLewisburg instialEan hour They fought
brayely; but, notwithstanding the advant-
ages Opposition and the cover OF high
large allte4ccS, could not stand the rapid
advance iof the 36th T,hei Goth never
broke its firm line Of battle. In about
fifteen minutes the -22d Virginia syyas
LaTBeh baek over tie bFow-oft Ii9 hi land
completely routed. general ,Heth's re-
treat was much more preciDitate than his
imPeftnent advstige aud he at once bur-
NED 'thH l4fse 0fcenbrier bridge behind
MN to7pEfYentj o1r puEsqif.A L u j.
OpF .beioEe- breakfast work sums up as
follows: Thirteen hundred Ohio Union men
i4'tormed their line OF battle under FIRE. and
ntlfTty rgHteit 6early three tlt6nbnUd Of the
eHstby, 6htief Gen. IIetB, 4 readldt military.
man. a graduatsof Vest Point, and u gen
eral!EbGE9to9d bi8b ii hsa Confederate
service, Killed 80 of the enemy, wounded
70. Ioak-066 hundred prisoners, inclu
ding Lit6fE (ldfy-qiOuav
Doth VirginR Regiment, Major Edgar, Of
Edgars Battalion, surgeon, several cap
tains aud lieitepants, four field officers, all
the enemy brought upon the field and 800
stand OF arms. How many Of the enemy's
killed and wounded were carried away is
not Known INT Doubtless Il considerable
number, as Strait of blood WAS left be.
hind them. IAd tho ground been tavora.
Bile for n cuvaIfy pursgiE,sW6 should have
taken more PrisonersG although the rout
ecqRldp pot have been .nade,p0ge complete
SQdF ldsi u killed AID S52 " jtnAeas Of
g'NAichi lhei36Ih lost five killed and Al
wounded, the 18th killed aud II wound
.ysd!gl guG5Ig Of the. seth, on ibISIcet at
.JtiTeenbEisty bridge, We're captnFed i, sy0tf5
st' ,Fhts was the tnHiden baItl6 OF tie fcgi.
ments engaged, They are, hoWever, he
.4leYSf g Sbe tie best drilled tegimentss in
!ps ~ Sl9gatglAq Department. 7Cp!qpel Cook
OF the 36th Regiment, is regular West
Point grpdqatPS and has taken 1awearfel
palms With his regiment in bringipgtit to IL
high degrees of Perfecti0n in dfiIl and dis
ciPline' ie. Wdsqdartered during the vim
teEtAt SummsrsVills, Nicholas County,
Western IN iEgtiEla, aud there built a. dtilI-
house, seven hundred fe0B long, aud drilled
q hiS regiment duilyi aud. ID NIL weather, He
= e nov, amply com asat ted by the yeteEan-
likes@apper inhWhich his regiment. moved
forward Atd Vauquished greatly superior
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