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The Daily Dispatch: January 22, 1862., [Electronic resource], War matters. (search)
t be told. More Vandalism. The Martinsburg Republican, of the 18th instant, says: The marauders are now making almost daily incursions from Maryland into this co in the neighborhood of Falling water and Little Georgetown. Several persons have lost chickens, geese, and shoats, within the past week, and one or two barns and stables have been burned near the river. Jo. Kearns and his party are suspected for the most of of these outrages. But a few days since they captured William Davis, who had returned home from this place, and took him to Maryland as a prisoner. What Thurlow Weed said to Bennett — an important Dispatch to the New York Herald Intercepted. From the New York Sunday Times, we clip the following: Some months since it was publicly announced that Thurlow Weed shared the hospitalities of the eccentric-eyed sage of Washington Heights, at his own residence, and much curiosity was manifested as to "what was the matter." Weed is not the man to sp
The Daily Dispatch: January 22, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Norfolk. (search)
rowded with citizens and strangers anxious to take a last look at the placid features of the lamented and honored dead lying within the Hall of Congress. Despite the very unfavorable weather, as the hour of twelve drew nigh, the Square was crowded. Shortly after that hour, in accordance with the announcement heretofore made, the body was borne from the Hall and deposited in the hearse, when preceded by the Public Guard, whose band meanwhile played a solemn dirge, the body, followed by President Davis, Governor Letcher, Members of Congress, the Virginia Senate, House of Delegates and citizens, was borne to Saint Paul's Church. The sermon of Bishop Johns on the occasion is one that will long be remembered by those who heard it. Appropriate allusions were made to the personal worth and virtues of the lamented dead. The impressive service of the Episcopal Church was depended in its solemnity by the surroundings of the hour. The body was afterwards borne to Hollywood Cemetery, escorte