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The Daily Dispatch: July 4, 1863., [Electronic resource] 5 1 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: October 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway--$30 reward. (search)
S. Bullock, $2,351, clothing to 9th Georgia. R. P. Baker, $ clothing to 6th Alabama. E. C. ndiff, $ clothing to 14th Virginia. A. B. Fitzgerald, $400, clothing to 38th Virginia. J. B. Goodman, $700, clothing to 14th Virginia. Dr. Hatton, $400, clothing to 3d South Carolina. Michael King $350, clothing to 20th Georgia. John Gates and L. Edmonson, $3,300, clothing to 11th Georgia. John A. Simonton, $3,000, clothing to 2d Georgia. W. M. Simms, $11,400, clothing to 7th, 16th, 18th, 19th, and 20th Georgia. R. G. Tuttle and L. W. Gilbert, $780, clothing to 12th North Carolina Volunteers. N. F. Wilson, $275, clothing to 1st Virginia Cavalry. A. B. Walker, $1,000, clothing to 6th North Carolina. T. H. Walker, $150, to same. Total, $ ,700--making an aggregate of $405,400 in value, in addition to which large contributions find their way to the army through private channels, of which we have no means of obtaining an account.
The Daily Dispatch: July 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], The War. (search)
from them to give no information which would injure the cause of the Southern Confederacy. While this was going on, another party met, on the street, Surgeon T. H. Walker; of one of the hospitals, and seeing him in the Federal uniform, commanded him to halt, several raiders at the time drawing and cocking pistols at him to c was doing some fast walking, but the threatening language and ugly looking weapons of the party soon brought him to a stand-still. Captain Davis came up, when Dr. Walker informed him he was a surgeon. Davis then said, "That's all right; consider yourself paroled," and rode off. Thus the evening wore away till about 9 o'clot lies exposed to attacks from both sides of the river. A few days ago the rebel General Dick Taylor, with a division of troops from Alexandria, La., and General Walker's Texas division, passed by this point up the river. It is believed that a force from Little Rock, Arkansas, is massing preparatory to an attack on the river