hide Sorting

You can sort these results in two ways:

By entity
Chronological order for dates, alphabetical order for places and people.
By position (current method)
As the entities appear in the document.

You are currently sorting in ascending order. Sort in descending order.

hide Most Frequent Entities

The entities that appear most frequently in this document are shown below.

Entity Max. Freq Min. Freq
Jefferson Davis 52 0 Browse Search
Abe Lincoln 32 0 Browse Search
United States (United States) 18 0 Browse Search
Oliver Cromwell 16 0 Browse Search
A. Lincoln 14 0 Browse Search
Judah 14 0 Browse Search
Benjamin 14 0 Browse Search
Alexander H. Stephens 12 0 Browse Search
Thomas Johnston 12 0 Browse Search
Bull Run, Va. (Virginia, United States) 12 0 Browse Search
View all entities in this document...

Browsing named entities in a specific section of The Daily Dispatch: September 11, 1861., [Electronic resource]. Search the whole document.

Found 34 total hits in 16 results.

1 2
Tazewell, Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 15
f this brigade, and march them to his relief by way of Wyoming Court-House. This, of course, threw our community into a high state of excitement. Many of our citizens were ready to be off, but others were anxious to see the General and his Colonels first, hearing that various appointments were to be made by them.--General Rees T. Bowen, who has always been ready and willing to render what service he possibly could to the Government, immediately ordered the militia of three counties — viz: Tazewell, McDowell and Buchanan — to assemble at this place on Friday next, to rendezvous immediately at Wyoming Court-House, there to await the orders of Maj. Gen. Chapman. It would not be amiss to state that Gen. Bowen was with Gen. Floyd in the battle at Cross Lanes and there done his county some service. He will lead the militia from this county, and I am not boasting when I say they are proud of such a leader. Ex-Governor McMullen visited our county during our recent Circuit Court. Whil
Virginia (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 15
Tatewell C. H., Va., Sept. 9, 1861. It is reported in some of the papers that Tatewell has furnished her quota of volunteers. This is a slight mistake; when she shall have sent off the present (8th company) she will very nigh have performed her part.--I may say that Tazewell stands first in Floyd's brigade; and not second in furnishing volunteers from Southwestern Virginia. She has only eight companies attacked to the brigade mentioned: Crops of all kinds were never better throughout the Southwest. Enough has been raised to supply the Confederate Army. Your correspondent had an interview with Senator, Pate, brother of the celebrated H. Clay Pate, on Friday evening last, just from Boone C. H. He gives some interesting incidents connected with the fight at that place. It seems that our forces were small, and that the enemy, aided by a number of traitors, numbered about four times as many. The fight occurred on Sunday morning, early in the day. We lost, only one
Boone, N. C. (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 15
ted H. Clay Pate, on Friday evening last, just from Boone C. H. He gives some interesting incidents connected with the fight at that place. It seems that our forces were small, and that the enemy, aided by a number of traitors, numbered about four times as many. The fight occurred on Sunday morning, early in the day. We lost, only one man, and the enemy about 25 or 30. Mr. Pate made his escapes into Wyoming county, and there endeavored to raise forces to go to the relief of the citizens of Boone, but found it of no avail. On the contrary; he was informed that efforts were being made to organize Union companies. Another gentleman, assisted by several others, arrived at this place yesterday with two prisoners from Boone C. H. One of the gentlemen with the prisoners was in the fight spoken of. He informs me that the vandals, after causing our small force to retreat, entered the village and applied the torch to every house in it except an old stable. He reports the fight a desperate
Wyoming County (Pennsylvania, United States) (search for this): article 15
rmy. Your correspondent had an interview with Senator, Pate, brother of the celebrated H. Clay Pate, on Friday evening last, just from Boone C. H. He gives some interesting incidents connected with the fight at that place. It seems that our forces were small, and that the enemy, aided by a number of traitors, numbered about four times as many. The fight occurred on Sunday morning, early in the day. We lost, only one man, and the enemy about 25 or 30. Mr. Pate made his escapes into Wyoming county, and there endeavored to raise forces to go to the relief of the citizens of Boone, but found it of no avail. On the contrary; he was informed that efforts were being made to organize Union companies. Another gentleman, assisted by several others, arrived at this place yesterday with two prisoners from Boone C. H. One of the gentlemen with the prisoners was in the fight spoken of. He informs me that the vandals, after causing our small force to retreat, entered the village and applied
Boone Court House (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 15
ll kinds were never better throughout the Southwest. Enough has been raised to supply the Confederate Army. Your correspondent had an interview with Senator, Pate, brother of the celebrated H. Clay Pate, on Friday evening last, just from Boone C. H. He gives some interesting incidents connected with the fight at that place. It seems that our forces were small, and that the enemy, aided by a number of traitors, numbered about four times as many. The fight occurred on Sunday morning, earlhe citizens of Boone, but found it of no avail. On the contrary; he was informed that efforts were being made to organize Union companies. Another gentleman, assisted by several others, arrived at this place yesterday with two prisoners from Boone C. H. One of the gentlemen with the prisoners was in the fight spoken of. He informs me that the vandals, after causing our small force to retreat, entered the village and applied the torch to every house in it except an old stable. He reports the
Rees T. Bowen (search for this): article 15
on their way to see the President. Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, a runner from General Clopton's camp arrived in our town bearing dispatches to General Rees T. Bowen, to call out the militia of this brigade, and march them to his relief by way of Wyoming Court-House. This, of course, threw our community into a high statizens were ready to be off, but others were anxious to see the General and his Colonels first, hearing that various appointments were to be made by them.--General Rees T. Bowen, who has always been ready and willing to render what service he possibly could to the Government, immediately ordered the militia of three counties — viz:his place on Friday next, to rendezvous immediately at Wyoming Court-House, there to await the orders of Maj. Gen. Chapman. It would not be amiss to state that Gen. Bowen was with Gen. Floyd in the battle at Cross Lanes and there done his county some service. He will lead the militia from this county, and I am not boasting when
is place on Friday next, to rendezvous immediately at Wyoming Court-House, there to await the orders of Maj. Gen. Chapman. It would not be amiss to state that Gen. Bowen was with Gen. Floyd in the battle at Cross Lanes and there done his county some service. He will lead the militia from this county, and I am not boasting when I say they are proud of such a leader. Ex-Governor McMullen visited our county during our recent Circuit Court. While here, he addressed the people upon the subject of the war, the Virginia Convention, the recent Legislature; and announced himself a candidate for the next Congress of the Southern Confederacy. Mac is hard to beat, and it seems to your correspondent that unless we have a war horse to run against him, he will be one of the next-representatives from Virginia in that Congress. No man in our district will make a better representative. If I should go along with the militia from this county next Friday, you may hear from me. Highlander.
gade, and march them to his relief by way of Wyoming Court-House. This, of course, threw our community into a high state of excitement. Many of our citizens were ready to be off, but others were anxious to see the General and his Colonels first, hearing that various appointments were to be made by them.--General Rees T. Bowen, who has always been ready and willing to render what service he possibly could to the Government, immediately ordered the militia of three counties — viz: Tazewell, McDowell and Buchanan — to assemble at this place on Friday next, to rendezvous immediately at Wyoming Court-House, there to await the orders of Maj. Gen. Chapman. It would not be amiss to state that Gen. Bowen was with Gen. Floyd in the battle at Cross Lanes and there done his county some service. He will lead the militia from this county, and I am not boasting when I say they are proud of such a leader. Ex-Governor McMullen visited our county during our recent Circuit Court. While here, he
ch them to his relief by way of Wyoming Court-House. This, of course, threw our community into a high state of excitement. Many of our citizens were ready to be off, but others were anxious to see the General and his Colonels first, hearing that various appointments were to be made by them.--General Rees T. Bowen, who has always been ready and willing to render what service he possibly could to the Government, immediately ordered the militia of three counties — viz: Tazewell, McDowell and Buchanan — to assemble at this place on Friday next, to rendezvous immediately at Wyoming Court-House, there to await the orders of Maj. Gen. Chapman. It would not be amiss to state that Gen. Bowen was with Gen. Floyd in the battle at Cross Lanes and there done his county some service. He will lead the militia from this county, and I am not boasting when I say they are proud of such a leader. Ex-Governor McMullen visited our county during our recent Circuit Court. While here, he addressed th
nment, immediately ordered the militia of three counties — viz: Tazewell, McDowell and Buchanan — to assemble at this place on Friday next, to rendezvous immediately at Wyoming Court-House, there to await the orders of Maj. Gen. Chapman. It would not be amiss to state that Gen. Bowen was with Gen. Floyd in the battle at Cross Lanes and there done his county some service. He will lead the militia from this county, and I am not boasting when I say they are proud of such a leader. Ex-Governor McMullen visited our county during our recent Circuit Court. While here, he addressed the people upon the subject of the war, the Virginia Convention, the recent Legislature; and announced himself a candidate for the next Congress of the Southern Confederacy. Mac is hard to beat, and it seems to your correspondent that unless we have a war horse to run against him, he will be one of the next-representatives from Virginia in that Congress. No man in our district will make a better representa
1 2