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The Daily Dispatch: September 22, 1862., [Electronic resource], The policy of England. (search)
e division of Gen. Walker, which was posted on in London Heights, crossed the Shenandoah the same day and took, the same direction. During that night and early Tuesday morning, these divisions constituting the advance of the forces operating under Jackson, reached the Potomac at order Shepherdstown, and at once crossed. On Tuesday, the division lately commanded by Ewell proved for the same point. On Wednesday morning, Gen. Jackson himself, with the remainder of his forces, including A. P. Hill's division — leaving only one brigade at Harper's Ferry under Col. Thomas--also, left Harper's Ferry by the same route taken by the divisions that had preceded them. It is not supposed that the whole of Jackson's force succeeded in crossing the river until near night of Wednesday. The following official account of the capture of Harper's Ferry by Gen. Jackson's army corps has been received by the Government. Headquarters Valley District. September 16th, 1862. Colonel: Yes