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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Washington, (search)
ttack eighty-four soldiers under Maj. G. O. Haller, sent from Fort Dalles, Oct. 3, for the Yakima country......Oct. 6, 1855 Three families massacred by Indians in White River Valley......Oct. 28, 1855 Indians under Leschi, Owhi, and Tecumseh, attacking Seattle, dispersed by shells from the sloop-of-war Decatur......Jan. 26, 1856 Indians defeated in an attack on troops at White River......March 8, 1856 Yakimas and Klikitats sweep down upon the Cascades, massacre the family of B. W. Brown, March 26, and besiege the garrison until relieved by troops under Colonel Wright......March 28, 1856 Leschi, arrested November, 1856, is three times tried for murder and condemned, and is finally hanged......Feb. 19, 1858 Col. George Wright subdues the Coeur d'alenes and Spokanes, and executes treaties of peace at the mission on a branch of the Coeur d'alenes......Sept. 17-23, 1858 Light-house on Cape Shoalwater, first illuminated......Oct. 1, 1858 First vessel direct from Ch
The Daily Dispatch: July 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
Personal. --Among the arrivals at the Exchange, yesterday, were: B. W. Brown, Ga.; J. L. Cohen, Miss.; M. P. Andrews, Jefferson co.; Va.; Capt. D. Livingston, S. C.; Gen. Jno. Rather, Ala.; J. B. Dunn, Goodson, Va.; Thos. S. Garnett, Westmoreland; S. W. Ficklen, Va.; F. Peyton Wood, Texas; B. Johnson Barbour, Orange; W. H. Houston, N. C.; Albert Rust, Arkansas; V. D. V. Jamieson, S. C.; John T. Seawell, Gloucester co.; Capt. R. H. Crockett, First Regiment Arkansas Volunteers; Capt. A. Gracie, Jr., Third Regiment Alabama Volunteers; Mrs. J. B. Kershaw, S. C.; Dr. Samuel Champin, N. O.; A. W. Pitzer, Roanoke co.; Va.; A. Belding, Chicot, Arkansas; W. Johnson, Ky.; George Hancock, Ga.
The Daily Dispatch: June 2, 1862., [Electronic resource], Correspondence. (search)
Bowich in hand; John Reguolde, slightly in leg. Company B.--H. T. Porter, in leg. Wm Porter, slightly in hand; Geo. Hardey, slightly in arm; John Dorlin, in thigh, Edw H. ompton, slightly in thigh; Stephen Jenkins, killed. Company C.--D M. Foushee, slightly in arm, Edw Colina, slightly in arm; corp', Crutchfield, slightly in hand; sergeant Bartley slightly in leg. Company D.--Joseph Lewry, in knee.; E. R. Walker, slightly in leg; T Burton, slightly in hand. Company E.--B. W. Brown, in finger; A Legg, slightly in back; R H Parker, severely in arm. Company F.--H. A. Sims, severely in arm; H Shifflott, badly in head; Reuben Estas severely in leg; John C. Whert, slightly in shoulder; Marcelius Kennedy, slightly in the neck; Lieut J M Deane, in finger. Company I.--E M Wolfe, in finger. Company E.--Wm Hill, mortally in abdomen; Wm Hurt, severely in abdomen. Fourth North Carolina State Troops.--This regiment was in the severe engagement on Saturday, an