Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-02
=I.ATE goUTHGRM NEWS.
From Richmond papers of the 2Fth We

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lcription-the hrst from . eoei so slla
he battle Of Strasburg. Gen. EARLY made |
.svaIrS fsfnfssf, ours iott An i sfruc our
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left Hank with his infantry eeptnIlngi 10
hey claim, about two thousand prisoners
.y,d-- twa6fT. .6ieees- ARTILLERY. The
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"By 10:30o'cloek our victory was com.
pletes The enemy we're driven fsom. theiE
camps With great loss and IN. eoptusioa-l
We had only engaged the Eight and hlne7
teenth corps. and had scattered Them
of No; further use to theenemy during the
day. inst here the Sixth eoEpstiwas en-
cohntered by our Infantry, aud stood. as !
ground Artillery was massedl so 90 toH
give Il, Q. front aud ep6lading FIRE. It was
driven from, sitB position. nliWe then ads
yahced on the pike just beyond sMiddleii
town, Of the fnrthest suburbs ofosHhteha
our line Was advanced and formed WHARF
ton WAS on the right; then Wofords brig-f
adj Of KershAw's division; then Regramt+
acrossithe pike then RamsenEil
then KershaY;i and then GordonI with
'Rosser Oft 70 the left; with, Q gAps OF emile
them. RosseF forced seaek
by the enemy's Overwhelming force OF eaSs'
airy to Cedar Greek. !! Al this time the en-
emy'a infantry was all on the Fight 81 me
pike, and nothing ACROSS = on our tett iex- :,
cept their eayslryB sgd e bze,,a p ,,s y,
oss 81 lt sses & ~ Sa,.ss aud onS
was y. - ~,
msnb besook thepselyesg % plSau as,s!.--
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&c.. 800, Isot,a 70
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q a. ~ 5;S;s;oS FiSs * a. SS1S Il, TIA
80 N In fSsdtsfsiv tiysn hhSk sghsn:
tha lima Srol[e. and rlaeed:on a high min.
I sLs.a ,1itS M Ala from ths infsntsy. 1-ho
80 Avtne IN e W.. :. di,set;ors ithsy lent
do ehsny AZ bsy fot Al Honr ~ - x
HAVING exbansted their ammunition. tbay
,-era c,mneIled "a yvithdrav
Rvs,this tine :WhartSnis and Psoram,s.
it,fsen had eauoht the ;panicl and inc feld
jneds M coiyersd rifI, fHvine r,sn mn sr.
tliIsry retired, firing slowly; and sustained,
only by Pegrem's old brigade and EHans's
brigade. All OF our artillery, as well as
that captured from the enemy, were gotten
safely over Cedar creek. Just then small
body of the enemy's cavalry crossed the
creek and charged over the hill but were
driven back by a few scatteFing muskets.
After the creek was crossed, Pegram's and
EVhns's brigades participated I'm the de-
road was filled with fu.
gittveB. Their cavalry charged again in
the rear Of our train, and notea gun was
fred In its defence Many ordnance and
Iaeaical STORES: ana twenty-.htee pieces OF
~ ''te
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sd rvonndadf aud 1sJr,,t q % NM, dts5.
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eot anu Oo!. sloouy, SVllnAlui epElsaus
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nAl: ven. Sos9%a 9lslln g9lsne9 INNS : .
greatly; indeed ne was IN com p1anq OF
the army soui me neldi and executed tns
m9yements up % sunrise, M9sn SeasEs q.
CON a az RRmIs6elr,a division.
me Man Of battle Vas ;admIrabfvs e i,,,.
cs;Eed We have sattefnnfai 10 SIye onIv
facfs. which we derive, ~. eomneFino, "a.
rioI1Rs aeoonnts. and We leave oI,r rsadars
n 5fsSzs stbeir own inference. We TnSLs
m Il IN yTssp5auaorlts, 1Tirat that an error
ssSynss - shays, hssn committed IN e,ivins,
IN sIs,1y {ba irekf hsfS-een II and q 81.
cIc.It ~. 81 had ror,toS than. and -,
onS nat ~ Il tcIsar onr t-oons hshs 30
a. thew never behaved bsfoFe. Nbsn the ~
enemy attacked MS at the. Latter honr.
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RGO d sais a noTIe saaress this morn
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