Skirmish At Salt Lick Bridge
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Union loss, 65 killed, wounded and missing. Union loss, 1 killed, 2 wounded, 4 missing. Total, 7. Union loss, 76 killed, wounded and missing.
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Skirmish at salt lick bridge
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West Virginia Civil War Timeline. For continuity, West Virginia is used for the timeline. Civil War Military Terms:. Action: Stresses the idea of active, frequently sharp, offensive and defensive operations. Affair: A fight. Campaign: A connected series of military operations forming a distinct stage in a war. Capture: To seize by force or stratagem.
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Skirmish, Alpine Depot. Expedition to Addison. Skirmish, Arnoldsburg. Skirmish, Alderson's Ferry. Skirmish, Armstrong's Creek.
On the 4th there was a severe skirmish at Petersburg Gap, and on the i5th one at Smithfield. On the night of September 6th, 26 men under Captains Burke and Blackford attacked the camp of two companies of Pennsylvania six months' men at Bath, killed Captain Hebble and a number of his men, and brought away 23 prisoners and 50 horses. On the nth, Captains Imboden, McNeill and Hobson, with about men, attacked Federals under Major Stephens at Moorefield, at dawn charging into their camp with a yell, effectually surprising the enemy. Thirty Federals were killed or seriously wounded, 8 officers and privates captured, and all the ammunition and supplies taken in charge. Two attacks were made upon the little band on their retreat, but they escaped with the loss of only 8 or 10 men and some of the captured horses.
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