Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17
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Republic. Col. Hubbard e wo o,S,. g :
nasket ball having passed through his
hand' and lodged in his vest. The wound
Is very painful one, which units tbe
Colonel for service, but is not dangerous
The troops engaged in the eight had had
all the energy marched out of them. Tbev
mad been trampipg day and night Vithou.
sleep and without regular rations, and NO
set of men could possibly have been more
unfit to go into an engagement. The men
were nearly all exhausted, aud many were
tleft along the line of march.
The FIRST Virginia went into the figbtwitb
fonly one hundred and twenty-four men,
The fourth brigade, Col. Carroll, to which
the First Virginia was attached, was reused
up on Saturday ightabouttwelye O'Clock,
having rested emily two hours, after hard
days march, and were forced, forward, i
reaching the bridge at Port Republic ON.
Sunday morning at six o'clock. There,
the brigade, numbering only 500 men, met
the enemy in force aud fell into a tran
The Federnls took possession of the bridge
aud were tolled forward by a gun,iu the
distance, which seemed to be perfeatlv
harmless. When Col Carroll's little band.
had prepared itsslffor defence, it was open.
ed upon by masked battery, which being
entirely concealed by tents had not been
observed. The shellsfrom this battery fell
thiekan fast, and soon the fourth brigade
was driven back distance of abont three
miles. Here they rested until Monday, when
the enemy came up and opened fire. An
other fight of something like two hours
duration took place, the 4th brigade being
IN the meantime reinforced by the srd,
Gen. Tyler, who atonce took command Of
the troops engaged. Owing to the greatly
superior numbers Of the enemy aud the
worn out condition of our troops, Gen. W
Ter was compelled tolfall back, the enemy
following a distance Of six miles aud she'll
ing him all the way. The enemy then gave
MP the pursuit and the two brigades reach!
ed the main body Of Shields division at
Miller's bridge, without further annoyance.
Ia the two brtgades there, vera not more
than twenty I'VE hundred men. The force
of the enemy was Overwhelmingly superior
in everything but pluck, Major Duvul was
wounded in the foot by shell, painfully
bat not seriously. He is at his home in
Wellsburgh. Fstorua1 aLatoaz .Eoiy
Colonel Thoburh having been placed in
temporary command of the fourth brigade,
Col. Hubbard was in charge of the lst Wiz
giuia during the fight Col. Hubbard Is in,
doubt as to whether the bridge on the
Shenandoah could have been destroyed on
Sunday mOrntng by the Federals. ItmiEht
have been done preparations had been
made to accomplish that object, but the Or
der was to hold the bridge. Ths-rOIIowing
lis a
LIST OF cAUsuALTGBs IN THE FiRsT VIRGINIA
INFANTRY.
Lit Col. Hubbard wounded in thehand,
Major Dnval, wounded in the foot.
COMPANY "A.',stlsIzs N1Fj "a
81 Lieut. John Barnes .............,........ Killed
Cd serg. Jamei A. Macauley (severelyin. ~
Jured in tbs arm, and lett on %
the neld........'
Theopholis Richardsor..... -5.s5:f 7
PnTate John Dennis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Peter Habig .,,.........,..
Gorge y, Ross.. .. -. .:
Edgar Harris .........................
Adam RAIDER. ......................
Jason o. Botth. .....!......... - x
z AZ" Alex. II. jefferson went back
tend to serg. MEsaulsy.s,.,..,. g
34z conASr"Bp
Private George Prather wounded and
len on the held ':...,.:..... "
daniel Dous6cfty GwOaniedSrd
present,,s......,... ....,.....!,G,..s. st5,tr
PriVate Joseph holland. Wounded
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John Kimberisnd wound ed Present.
jas. Caldwell wei y -.