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The Daily Dispatch: August 24, 1861., [Electronic resource], Foreign recognition. (search)
. This is what induces men who act from principle to leave the comforts and ties of home to undergo for a time the hardships and privations of the camp. A beautiful illustration of this principle is seen in the life of the great Washington, who like Cincinnatus, when he had freed his country, resigned all power and authority and retired into the quiets of domestic life. I will not farther philosophize upon the subject of true bravery, for fear of trespassing upon your space and the patience of your readers; but will indulge a little farther my propensity for writing, by saying a few words about persons and things in our camp, or the camp of my company. Our company is composed of men principally from the good old counties of Gates and Hertford, commanded by Capt. John Boothe and Lieutenants Wynns, Eure, and Jenkins. We are becoming inured to the hardships of camp life, and it will be interesting to our friends to know, through this medium, that none of us are sick. Ray.
The Daily Dispatch: August 24, 1861., [Electronic resource], Hard on the soldiers (search)
g, Company I, wounded badly. Potter B Copley, Company B, wounded. Jas. Copley, Company B, wounded. Silas Hendgins, Company B, wounded. David C. Warren, Company B, wounded. John R. Roberts, Company D, wounded. J. M. Sorrells, Company D, wounded. David Burns, Company A, wounded badly. Alvin Herndon, Company C, died of fever. Ira Bindegrast. Company C, died of fever. K. R. Umstead, Company H, sick. G. G. Bradshaw, Company F, sick. W. J. Carr, Company F, sick. Wm. Jenkins, Company I, sick. John White, Company F, sick. Thos. J. Jones, Company F, sick. Levy Fancitt Company F, sick. Louisiana. Francis Cunningham, 1st Battalion, (Major Wheat,) wounded. Wm. Hickey, First Battalion, (Maj. Wheat,) wounded. Maryland. Eli Moulden, Col. Kemper's Virginia Regiment, wounded. Mississippi. Dr. D. H. Dennis, Seventeenth Regiment' sick. Thomas Davis, 11th Regt. Company I, sick Thomas Wall, 11th Reg't. Company I, sick. Alabama. Jas.