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The Daily Dispatch: March 19, 1863., [Electronic resource], The cavalry engagement on the Upper Rappahannock. (search)
respective places of business of these gentlemen, with the blank form of an oath, accompanied by a note from the Provost Marshal, stating that the Commanding General was unsatisfied with the conditions to which they had subscribed in the morning, requesting the parties respectively to sign the oath, or "parole," as the note styled it. All the parties declined to sign the document, but subsequently signed one in a modified form. The following order was issued by Gen. Schenck on the 11th, with reference to the display of Confederate pictures: Detective Pointier is hereby ordered to precede to any photographies or dealer of pictures in this city, and seize all pictures of rebel Generals and statesmen which they are publicly or privately exposing for sale, as they have been repeatedly requested not to display such pictures for sale; and further more ordered by Marshal Van Nostrand not to sell such pictures, and the sale of such pictures it hereby forbidden hereafter, unles
The Daily Dispatch: March 19, 1863., [Electronic resource], Marriage of the Prince of Wales. (search)
respective places of business of these gentlemen, with the blank form of an oath, accompanied by a note from the Provost Marshal, stating that the Commanding General was unsatisfied with the conditions to which they had subscribed in the morning, requesting the parties respectively to sign the oath, or "parole," as the note styled it. All the parties declined to sign the document, but subsequently signed one in a modified form. The following order was issued by Gen. Schenck on the 11th, with reference to the display of Confederate pictures: Detective Pointier is hereby ordered to precede to any photographies or dealer of pictures in this city, and seize all pictures of rebel Generals and statesmen which they are publicly or privately exposing for sale, as they have been repeatedly requested not to display such pictures for sale; and further more ordered by Marshal Van Nostrand not to sell such pictures, and the sale of such pictures it hereby forbidden hereafter, unles