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The Daily Dispatch: May 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
Missing: W B Echols, L H Powell, W A Showacre. Company D--Capt Tyler.--Killed: Alex Chandler. Wounded: Serg't Jas Blankenship, John Bryant, Wm Smith, Geo Smith, Corp'l Wesley Crowder, in left hand. Missing: Capt Edward Tyler. Company E--Capt Banks.--Killed: Serg't Cary D Batts. Wounded: Capt R E Banks, through the body above the hips and slightly in left log; Lieut N M Martin, slightly in right foot, by shell; Edward R Newsom, in forehead. Missing: Marcellus W Harrison, Wm Dudley, AustBanks, through the body above the hips and slightly in left log; Lieut N M Martin, slightly in right foot, by shell; Edward R Newsom, in forehead. Missing: Marcellus W Harrison, Wm Dudley, Austin Maclin, Jas E Nash, Henry Robinson, John Scott, Patnam with. Company F--Capt Field--Killed: Robert Fraster. Wounded: Sydney Boss, Jas D Collier, R T Gordon, R H Seward. Missing: Corp'l A T Allen, John M Barnes, Cornelian Feriny. R H King, J L Ivery, R D Mitchell, John Myrick, W A Sodier, E L Seninback, Heackinh W Smith. Company G--Capt. Branch.--Wounded: Corp'l M M Bowers, Jas P Figg, Thos Grame, Jas T Hawkins, John Kayton. Missing: Jas Mille. Company H--Capt Owens--Wounded: W
The Daily Dispatch: May 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
o Gen. S. Cooper: "God blessed our arms with victory at McDowell yesterday. T. J. Jackson, "Maj. Gen." Pushing down the Valley he drove the enemy from Front Royal and Winchester, and on the 26th he dispatched his Government as follows: "Winchester, May 26. "During the last three days God has blessed our arms with brilliant success. On Friday the Federals at Front Royal were routed, and one section of artillery, in addition to many prisoners, captured. On Saturday Banks's main column, while retreating from Strasburg to Winchester, was pierced, the rear part retreating towards Strasburg. On Sunday the other part was routed at this place. At last accounts Brigadier-General George H. Stuart was pursuing them with cavalry and artillery and capturing many. A large amount of medical, ordnance, and other stores, have fallen into our hands. T. J. Jackson." Gen. Jackson soon fell back to meet the combined forces of Fremont and Shields.--These he
The Daily Dispatch: May 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], Gen. Jones's expedition to the Northwest. (search)
From New Orleans. Jackson, May 8. --A gentleman from New Orleans says that Banks has published an order requiring all registered enemies of the United States to take the oath of allegiance, or prepare to leave the Yankee lines on the 15th of May. The negroes are disgusted with Yankee freedom, and prefer to be whipped by Confederate masters rather than to be shot by Yankees. The new oath is far more binding, subjecting those who take it to conscription. A riot occurred at the Varieties Theatre a few nights ago. H. M. Summer struck Mrs. Baker, whilst acting on the stage, because she would not play a Yankee authoress.