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The Daily Dispatch: November 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], The great naval expedition — from Fortress Monroe and Hatteras Inlet. (search)
ympathies are of daily occurrence in Washington, among whom ladies are included. The released prisoners are comfortably clothed and seem to have been well cared for; but for this they are indebted to friends in Washington city, who encountered the risk of arrest, and in some cases were arrested, in their efforts to aid them. The following is a list of those who arrived: Officers.--Lieut. Col. B. B. Boone, 2d Miss., taken at Bull Run, July 21; Sergeant J. E. Ledbetter, Radford's Major T. F. Grayson 8th Va., July 21; Sergeant J. E. Ledbetter, Radford's Virginia Cavalry, Fairfax C. H., July 17; Sergeant W. M. T. Thompson, 2d Miss., Bull Run, July 21; Sergeant G. A. Thomas, Radford's Va. Cavalry, near Fall's Church, July 12; Sergeant T. J. Bates, 6th Ala., near Fairfax Station, July 17. Privates.--Geo. Barker, J. T. C. Calvin, L. Eastmead, Samuel. Gavitt, John R. Paine, L. Reick, W. A. Barron, J. H. Gramling. Frank Ward, 8th Ga., Bull Run, July 21; P. G. Alford, Wm. Loflin,