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L"risviLLE- March i3-AnexTea''i"n
OF NIFTY men 1t the sun "ise".sin' sen'
down here on Saturday snnou"ded se.fer
day mornins, . barn IN Webster, Mead
county, capturing Sue Nundy. Magruder,
aud Henry Metealf, after some resistance.
IN which j Of our men were slightly, and
fourth mortally wounded.
HEADQUARTERS, the 9th.-To John [:
Breckinrdge, Secretary OF War-General
Rosser reports that on March 9th, with a
few Of his men, he attacked the enemy
near Harrisburg, Virginia, who were guard,
ing PRISONERS @ken al "aynesporo' anu
csptareu rev prisoners. Un tue morning.
Q, inc I'm IN, nc again attacked tnem near
heed ii!li, having detained tnem iol
gay anu "hght ~ inc river, ana cohPeieo
them TO retire IN haste, abandoning one
piece OF artillery and their ambuianccs;-
lie annoyed them good deal and enabled
good many OF our men to escape.
loigned,J LEE.
Cry POINT, March 13.-To Stanton
The following was taken from to-days
Richmond papers:
HEADQUARTERS, March lO.-To Brock
inridge, Secretary Of War-Gen: Wade
Hampton attacked Fitzpatrick ut daylight
this morning, and drove him back to his
camp, taking his guns, wagons, many
horses and several hundred prisoners, and
relieving great number Of our own men
who had been captured. The guns and
wagons could not be brought Oft for the
want Of horses. Many Of the enemy were
killed and wounded. Our loss was not
heavy. Lieut.. Col. ). 8. King was killed,
and Brig. Gen. Hume and Coils. kugan
and Morrison were wounded.
(Signed,] LEE.
WEST FORK. N. c.. March lO.-To
Grant: The enemy made heavy attack
on our center and left to day. but was de.
cidedly rcpulsed with heavy loss. His dead
and wounded were taken from the field
We also took several hundred prisoners
Our loss was small. Couch is only twelve
miles from here tonight. and will be up
carly in the morning. We took prisoners
from Lees and Stewarts corps. Thcv saw
two corps are here. and that the rest Of
Johnston's armv is coming.
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Gen. Cox reached The Vicinity Of KINGSTON
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and would soon ;o;n Coz and this nra u
them To cxtraord;n.rv ds.ncrat;on TSev
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