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The Daily Dispatch: April 29, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
ared. I hear again of numerous transports on the Potomac. Not to be outdone, we had an inspection on our side, of Barksdale's brigades. Gov. Brown, of the Senate, and Hon. Mr. Barksdale, of the House, were present, and seemed highly gratifiedMr. Barksdale, of the House, were present, and seemed highly gratified at the health and appearance of their follow-Mississippians. It was a handsome parades, and officers and men were mutually proud of each other. At night the band serenaded the distinguished visitors, and spackles were made in acknowledgment by Gov. Brown, Hon, Mr. Barksdale, General Barksdale, Col, Griffin, Major Campbell, Lt.-Col. Lune, and Lt.-Col. Fisher, who concluded by saying he "was not in the habit of speaking, but would be with them in the next fight. " The speeches were appropriatGeneral Barksdale, Col, Griffin, Major Campbell, Lt.-Col. Lune, and Lt.-Col. Fisher, who concluded by saying he "was not in the habit of speaking, but would be with them in the next fight. " The speeches were appropriate and eloquent, and were highly applauded. Two years ago the Tennessee-cans and Arkangious were welcomed from the same spot. Then Fredericksburg "blossomed like the rose." When the Mississippians came the citizens were exiles, and Burnside off