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The Daily Dispatch: July 12, 1862., [Electronic resource], Runaway--fifty dollars reward. (search)
, and in the health of this city, to know that authority has been given by the Secretary of War to the Hollywood Cemetery Company to extend its limits to an extent sufficient to provide for the burial of the dead of the Army The portion of the cemetery heretofore devoted to the burial of the soldiers of the Confederate army has been fully occupied, and it became necessary to obtain additional ground for this purpose. The following order was issued by the Secretary on an application from General Winder and the Chairman of the Army Committee of the Young Men's Christian Association: July 10, 1862. In view of the pressing emergency, the Holly-wood Cemetery Company are authorized to extend their limits sufficiently to enable them to bury the dead of the army. In doing this they will be careful not to interfere with the reservoir or water pipes of the city. George W. Randolph. Secretary of War. The Hollywood Cemetery Company have an organized force, which can be increased
The Daily Dispatch: July 12, 1862., [Electronic resource], A Yankee letter found amongst the Spoils. (search)
the Charles City road, sixteen miles from this city, sixty-one wounded Federal soldiers, including the under sergeant called officers, viz: John Cuthbertson, Captain E. B. Gates, Capt. Co. I, 4th Penn; M. E. McIntyre, Lieut-Col 1st Pa; Wm. H. Spencer, Captain co. G. 61st Pa. R. H. Walworth, Major, 3d John McCleery, Capt. 5th Pa; W. W. White, Capt. co. C. 7th Pa; and W. A. Donaldson, Capt. co. Y. Pickles's Excelabor brigade. Accompanying the above, they having been paroled to report to Gen. Winder were the following Doctors: John Q. Os' borue. Surgeon 42d Tammany N. Y. V; Geo. H. Fostcard. Assistant Surgeon of the same regiment; M S Kissinger, Surgeon 100th reg't N. Y. V; F 8 Cook, volunteer Assistant Surgeon in do; Joseph Underwood do; and Dr. Edmonsion, Assistant Surgeon in the 18th New York. Some of the above said that they had been assured by Gen. Pryor that they should have the liberty of the city prior to their being sent home. They were detained at the Libby prison last