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The Daily Dispatch: May 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Sugar going North. (search)
Fifty Sixth Regiment Virginia Volunteers.
--This fine regiment, pursuant to law, reorganized a few days since at Camp Fulton, near Richmond.
The following field and company officers were elected on that occasion, the new appointees being indicated by asterisks:
William D. Stuart, Colonel; P. P. Slaughter, Lt. Colonel; W. E. Green, Major.
Co. "A."--J. B. McPhail, Captain; F. W. Nelson, 1st L., J. A. Garner, 2d Lt.; A. D. Deggett, 3d Lt.
Co. "B."--T. J. Morton, Captain; J. W. Jones, 1st Lt; J. H. Moore, 2d Lt.; R. M. Horner, 3d Lt.
Co. "C."--Tim Smith, Captain; R. S. Eilis, 1st Lt., J. H. Smith, 2d Lt., J. F. Bibb, 3d Lt.
Co. "D."--J. P. Jones. Capt.; Mat. Brown, 1st Lt., J. Rudicill, 2d Lt; W. E. Jones, 3d Lt.
Co. "E."--B. C. Jones, Captain, J. A. Frayser, 1st Lt; J. T. Burton, 2d Lt.; W. A. Blick, 3d Lt.
Co. "F."--John Richardson, Captain; R. N. Thomas, 1st Lt.; W. H. Talley. 2d Lt.; W. J. Walton. 3d Lt.
Co. "G."--Thos. D. Jeffress, Capta
Thirty dollars reward.
--Ran away from me my son Alexander or, as he is called, Elick, on Sunday night, the 17th inst, and was seen near Richmond on Monday evening, inquiring for Stuart's cavalry, and is now making his way to them.
Elick is about 17 years old, of dark complexion, spare built, and about 5 feet 4 or 5 inches high.
I will give the above reward of $30 if delivered to me, in Goochland county, near Cedar Polat, or confined in any jail so I get him again. Henry Logan, A free man of color. my 21--5t*
Dead.
--Col. Wm. D. Stuart, of the 56th Va. regiment, died at Staunton on the 28th ult, of wounds received at Gettysburg.
Col. S. was well and favorably known in Richmond, where for some years he was the principal of an academy.
He was a brave and gallant officer, and greatly distinguished himself at the battle of Great Bethel, receiving at that time a well-merited compliment from his commanding officer.