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Shenandoah (United States) (search for this): article 1
Affairs in Northern Virginia. Our information leads us to believe that there has been no movement of the enemy's forces on the upper Potomac. All was quiet at Winchester and beyond as late as Sunday morning. The report which was circulated on Sunday, that an engagement had taken place on Friday in Londoun county, between the forces of General Jackson and the Federal General Burnside, was without foundation. The corps of Gen. Jackson has not crossed the Blue Ridge or the Shenandoah river.
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Affairs in Northern Virginia. Our information leads us to believe that there has been no movement of the enemy's forces on the upper Potomac. All was quiet at Winchester and beyond as late as Sunday morning. The report which was circulated on Sunday, that an engagement had taken place on Friday in Londoun county, between the forces of General Jackson and the Federal General Burnside, was without foundation. The corps of Gen. Jackson has not crossed the Blue Ridge or the Shenandoah river.
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ffairs in Northern Virginia. Our information leads us to believe that there has been no movement of the enemy's forces on the upper Potomac. All was quiet at Winchester and beyond as late as Sunday morning. The report which was circulated on Sunday, that an engagement had taken place on Friday in Londoun county, between the forces of General Jackson and the Federal General Burnside, was without foundation. The corps of Gen. Jackson has not crossed the Blue Ridge or the Shenandoah river. Affairs in Northern Virginia. Our information leads us to believe that there has been no movement of the enemy's forces on the upper Potomac. All was quiet at Winchester and beyond as late as Sunday morning. The report which was circulated on Sunday, that an engagement had taken place on Friday in Londoun county, between the forces of General Jackson and the Federal General Burnside, was without foundation. The corps of Gen. Jackson has not crossed the Blue Ridge or the Shenandoah river.
Burnside (search for this): article 1
Affairs in Northern Virginia. Our information leads us to believe that there has been no movement of the enemy's forces on the upper Potomac. All was quiet at Winchester and beyond as late as Sunday morning. The report which was circulated on Sunday, that an engagement had taken place on Friday in Londoun county, between the forces of General Jackson and the Federal General Burnside, was without foundation. The corps of Gen. Jackson has not crossed the Blue Ridge or the Shenandoah river.