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The Daily Dispatch: April 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], Worthy of Imitation (search)
e to record his exploits after he had performed them. There are some of our compatriots who are either unable or unwilling to speak of themselves, and we propose to devote a paragraph to supply that defect. Company B, 21st Va. Vols., is as well known to its friends perhaps, by the name of the Maryland Company; Capt. Lyle Clarke. Company F, of the same regiment, was company F, of the 1st Va. Vols., belonging to the city of Richmond, commanded first by R. M. Carey, and since by Capt. Cunningham. Without disparaging the well deserved honors of the other corps in our service, we risk nothing in saying that none have exceeded these two companies in the amount of toil, danger and suffering which they have borne patiently, and gallantly encountered. They were early in the held last year, under Johnston in the Valley, and at Aquia Creek and Fredericksburg. They had their full share of service under Lee and Loring, afterwards in the mountains of Western Virginia. With the lat
The Daily Dispatch: April 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Prince of Wales. (search)
Fines. --The Mayor, yesterday, lined John Ronavita $5 for employing his wagon without a license, Wm. N. Tinsley, $5, for a similar fire of his dray, and Minnie & Co., $5, for using their wagon without a license. Edward Cunningham and Nicholas Luiz were also fined $5 for getting drunk and urging their respective steads through Main street at a greater rate of speed than is prescribed in the ordinance, or consistent with the safety of foot passengers.