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The Daily Dispatch: July 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Will the Western Powers of Europe permit the Union to be restored? (search)
attended by Constable Robinson, assembled a jury to hold an inquest. Soon after they met, a man, who gave his name as — Martin made his appearance and claimed to know the deceased. He said his name was John Elder, a member of the same cavalry company, now being organized near Camp lee, to which he belonged — that the hat the de words was his, (Martin's) and that on the evening before he had loaned that hat to Wm. Cummings. He further stated that be (Martin) had been at Camp Lee for three dayMartin) had been at Camp Lee for three days; that he was then direct from the camp, and that be boarded with Alex. Tomlin, on Union Hill. Thinking it probable that Martin knew more of the affair than he had made public, Messrs. Pensley, Rock and Robinson were directed take him into custody,Martin knew more of the affair than he had made public, Messrs. Pensley, Rock and Robinson were directed take him into custody, and to arrest Cummings if he could be found. The jury examined the body of the diseased and found that one of the balls had entered the lower part of his head, near the right ear, penetrated the brain, and producing instant. death. They then a
The Daily Dispatch: July 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Another raid into North Carolina. (search)
Another raid into North Carolina. The North Carolina papers contain the following dispatches indicating the progress of the new raid which is being made into the interior of that State. Goldsboro' July 27.-- Gov. Vance. The following dispatch just received here, at half past 10 o'clock this morning, from Maj. Venable, at Rocky Mount: Rocky Mount, July 27--Reliable news from Col. Martin, at Hamilton, represents that the Yankees are advancing from both Plymouth and Washington, their destination no doubt being Weldon via Fort Branch. Their force is said to be three thousand, from Plymouth, and four pieces artillery. The force from Washington not known. (Signed) T. Brown Venable, Jas A. J Bradford. The enemy certainly Advanced Dr. Covey, Medical Director for North Carolina, has kindly placed at our disposal the following dispatch from Dr. Scott, the Surgeon in charge of the hospital stores at Tarboro' Wilson, July 27 --Medical Director D. N.