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The Daily Dispatch: March 30, 1863., [Electronic resource], Artemus Ward's Toast — woman. (search)
Deserted --Private William H Banks of Parker's Battery, on or about the 7th inst, near Chesterfield Station, Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad. Said Banks took with him a horse, and it is supposed is trying to make his way to Maryland, his native State, through our lines at or near Fredericksburg. He is about 5 feet 10 inches high, light hair, complexion, and eyes, defective front teeth, and stammers a little. Thirty dollars will be given for his arrest and lodgment in some secure plr Chesterfield Station, Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad. Said Banks took with him a horse, and it is supposed is trying to make his way to Maryland, his native State, through our lines at or near Fredericksburg. He is about 5 feet 10 inches high, light hair, complexion, and eyes, defective front teeth, and stammers a little. Thirty dollars will be given for his arrest and lodgment in some secure place. Wm W Parker, Capt Co C, Light Artillery, Col E P Alexander's Bat'n mh 12--cod4t*