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The Daily Dispatch: June 24, 1863., [Electronic resource], More about retaliation. (search)
who arrived at the "Libby" prison, in this city, yesterday. They represent ten different regiments; Col W G Ely. 18th Conn regiment; Col W F Wilson, 123d Ohio; Lieut-Col R S Northcott, 12th Va; Lieut Col H B Hunter, 123d Ohio; Lieut-Col M Nichol's 18th Conn. Major H White, 67th Penn. Captains — J F Randolph, 123d Ohio; J W Chamberlain, 123d Ohio; D S Caldwell, 123d Ohio; Alonzo Robbins, 123d Ohio; C H Riggs, 123d Ohio; O H Rosenbaum, 123d Ohio; W H Noel, 123d Ohio; E M Koch, 123d Ohio; W H Irving, 123d Ohio; Fred Mennert, 123d Ohio; J Carroll, 123d Ohio; H C Davis, 18th Conn; E J Mathewson, 18th Conn; G W Warner, 18th Conn; H C Youtz, 126th Ohio; W F Martins, 14th Mass artillery; C W White, 3d Va cavalry; F A Patterson, 3d Va cavalry; G C Urinler, 67th Pa; L T Borchew, 67th Pa; Peter Marsh, 67th Pa; Jno C Carpenter, 67th Pa; S C Arthurs, 67th Pa; E A Shepherd, 110th Ohio; John Albright, 87th Penn; D B Means, 10th Penn cavalry; S B King, 12th Penn cavalry. In addition, to the above l
The Daily Dispatch: July 10, 1863., [Electronic resource], The situation. (search)
ve come out say that had Gen. Johnston reached there twelve days sooner he could not have relieved the garrison, as they could not muster over 7,000 men for duty. Many of the citizens were leaving with their families, negroes, stock, &c. The proprietors of the Mississippian are packing up their effects, type, &c., preparatory to leaving. [Third Dispatch] Jackson, July 8. --Col. Montgomery, Aid to Gen. Pemberton, with 200 mounted men, arrived here to-day. Gen. Green and Col. Irving, of Missouri, were killed by the enemy's sharpshooters. Gen. Grant sent ten thousand men back, and about the same number to attack General Price. Grant's force was near 100,000. He command in person the forces which are marching on Jackson. [Fourth Dispatch.] Jackson, July 8. --Everything here is in the wildest state of excitement. Citizens are flying in every direction, and the streets are filled with stock, negroes, &c. Families are leaving in or carls and every
The Daily Dispatch: July 14, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Gen. Lee's army. (search)
--Virginia, killed; Col. James Marshall, of Fauquier county, Va. (commanding a North Carolina regiment) killed, Cols Terry and Mays wounded Capt. Samuel H. Early, of Gen Early's staff, wounded. In the 19th Virginia the following losses occurred: Col. Gant, wounded in neck and arm; Lieutenant Colonel Ellis, killed; Major Charles Peyton, slightly wounded; Adjutant Jas. McIntyre, seriously wounded. Co A Capt. J. C. Callin wounded. Co B: Lt. Palma Hanner wounded, Lt. Wood missing. Co C: Capt. Irving wounded and missing. Co D: Capt. Dick Harlan wounded; privates Fortune, Drumheller, Strange, and Johnson, killed, Woody missing Co E: Capt. Wm. Gross killed; Lieut W. B. Lettellier missing; Serg't Munday killed. Co F: Capt. Bennett Taylor missing. Co G: Capt. Boyd killed, Lt. Powell wounded. Co H: Capt Brown wounded and reported dead; Lieut. Landrum missing. Co K: Capt. Woodson wounded, Lt. Guintear killed. The regiment went in with 250 men and came out with 80. Col. Stewart, o
The Daily Dispatch: October 6, 1863., [Electronic resource], The situation at Chattanooga. (search)
The Legislature. --The Senate was not in session yesterday. In the House several Senate bills were received and committed. Mr. Kaufman, from the Committee on Propositions and Grievances, reported a bill incorporating the Virginia Volunteer Navy Company. The. Senate bill to abolish the auditing board was reported from the Committee on Finance; as also a bill in relation to the currency. The following resolutions of inquiry were submitted: By Mr. Irving--Of forming into military districts, for defence against raids, such cities, towns, and counties as may be so situated as to render the formation of such districts convenient as well as mutually defensive.--By Mr. Edwards--Of requiring the Banks of the Commonwealth to receive deposits from all citizens who may desire to make them. By Mr. Saunders--Of reporting a bill to prevent the impressment of articles on the way to market for the supply of the same. A resolution, submitted by Mr. Pretlow, to appoint a s
The Daily Dispatch: January 30, 1865., [Electronic resource], Falling back. (search)
Salt to inquire into the conduct of the Superintendent of Salt for his failure to supply the quota of salt to the respective counties of the State; and that the committee have power to send for persons and papers. Mr. Magruder brought forward a resolution looking to the introduction of a bill to enlarge the appropriation to the University of Virginia. Mr. Butler introduced a resolution changing the hour for the meeting of the House from 12 M. to 11 A. M., which was adopted. Mr. Irving submitted a resolution instructing the Committee on the Penitentiary to inquire and report how many pairs of shoes and other garments can be furnished in twelve months by the workshops of the penitentiary; and also, how far the resources of the institution can be made available and applied to the clothing of Virginia troops in the field. The consideration of the unfinished business of Friday--the bill amending the law creating a commercial agency for the State of Virginia--was then re
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