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The Daily Dispatch: September 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 15 (search)
a proposition from the ladies of King William county. The ladies of West Point Church, King William co., having organized a Soldiers' Aid Society, called the Relief Society, to meet regularly at said Church, are ready and anxious to receive work and to make uniforms, or any other kind of work intended for soldiers' use. All packages intended for this society should be forwarded to West Point, terminus of the York River Railroad, where they will receive prompt attention. Direct to the care of A. B. Daingerfield, West Point. Miss Fannie Walton, President. Mrs. Mary Neale, Vice-President. Miss Sallie Lipscomb, Secretary.
The Daily Dispatch: September 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], Recruiting in Canada. (search)
Army of the Potomac.[from our own correspondent.]another Artillery duel. Fairfax C. H., Sept. 12. An hour ago, as I came upon the Centreville road, I called on Major Walton, of the Washington Artillery, from whom I learned that a battle took place yesterday in the vicinity of Munson's hill. Early in the morning, information was brought in that the Federals in strong force were crossing by the Cham Bridge for the purpose of attacking our advance, and of driving us from the present comm there are rumors that two or three of our infantry were wounded. How true this may be, I cannot say to-night; but can get farther particulars in the morning. The facts as I have given them are from the official report of Capt. Rosser, which Major Walton received this morning. I learn since arriving in this village that some prisoners were captured just before the fight commenced, who were endeavoring to make their way to the advancing enemy. A Lieutenant with a squad of men had been out