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The Daily Dispatch: July 26, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the North. (search)
ates, and Adam Small, member from Martinsburg to the Virginia House of Delegates. They were all arrested in or near Martinsburg. They were sent to Fort McHenry. On Saturday evening seven Confederate prisoners arrived at the Camden street depot, from Harper's Ferry. Their names are as follows: Traverse Payne, Andrew C. Groves, and Jeptha Wintermine, all of Virginia, and all held as State prisoners; J. D. Henly, Alabama; George C. Glassford, Virginia; Edwd. W. Hartwell, Louisiana, and Thomas Whatley, an Indian of the Creek tribe, from Louisiana. The last four named are held as prisoners of war. The Indian was attired in regular Confederate uniform, and converses fluently in English. They were all marched to the city jail, and transferred to the care of the warden, Capt. Thos. C. James.--Baltimore Sun, 21st. Not so anxious to fight. The same letter says: Distinguished officers of the army who are here say that the troops now before Richmone are all heroes. The repo