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Yet there are other Jacksons in the army, who will win victories,--no one doubts it.
The following is Gen. Lee's order to the army after the intelligence of Gen. Jackson's death:
General orders no. 61. Headquarters, Army Northern Va., May 11th, 1863.
With deep grief the Commanding General announces to the army the death of Lieut.-Gen. T. J. Jackson, who expired on the 10th inst., at 3-P. M. The daring, skill, and energy of this great and good soldier, by the decree of aed with this scheme; and he commended the matter to the special attention of the Secretary of War, who sent it to Gen. Lee.
May 31
The commissioners, appointed for the purpose, have agreed upon the following schedule of prices for the State of Virginia, under the recent impressment act of Congress; and if a large amount of supplies be furnished at these prices — which are fifty, sometimes one hundred per cent. lower than the rates private individuals are paying — it will be good proof tha
ospitals next summer, if we keep Richmond.
January 11
The snow has nearly vanished — the weather bright and pleasant, for midwinter; but the basin is still frozen over.
Gen. E. S. Jones has captured several hundred of the enemy in Southwest Virginia, and Moseby's men are picking them up by scores in Northern Virginia.
Congress recommitted the new Conscript bill on Saturday, intimidated by the menaces of the press, the editors being in danger of falling within reach of conscription.Northern Virginia.
Congress recommitted the new Conscript bill on Saturday, intimidated by the menaces of the press, the editors being in danger of falling within reach of conscription.
A dwelling-house near us rented to-day for $6000.
January 12
Hundreds were skating on the ice in the basin this morning; but it thawed all day, and now looks like rain.
Yesterday the President vetoed a bill appropriating a million dollars to clothe the Kentucky troops.
The vote in the Senate, in an effort to pass it nevertheless, was 12 to 10, not two-thirds.
The President is unyielding.
If the new Conscription act before the House should become a law, the President will have