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Virginia (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 10
From Northern Virginia. The passengers by the Central train last evening bring no new report of army operations on the border, and it is presumed that matters in that interesting quarter have assumed comparative quiet since its occupation by our forces. There was not even a rumor yesterday as to the whereabouts of Gen Lee's army, a portion of which is known to be in Maryland. The train brought down eleven unlucky Yankee "ladies," who were not so fortunate as Milroy and his amiable wife in making their escape, when our forces captured Winchester. They were assigned quarters in Castle Thunder.
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From Northern Virginia. The passengers by the Central train last evening bring no new report of army operations on the border, and it is presumed that matters in that interesting quarter have assumed comparative quiet since its occupation by our forces. There was not even a rumor yesterday as to the whereabouts of Gen Lee's army, a portion of which is known to be in Maryland. The train brought down eleven unlucky Yankee "ladies," who were not so fortunate as Milroy and his amiable wife in making their escape, when our forces captured Winchester. They were assigned quarters in Castle Thunder.
From Northern Virginia. The passengers by the Central train last evening bring no new report of army operations on the border, and it is presumed that matters in that interesting quarter have assumed comparative quiet since its occupation by our forces. There was not even a rumor yesterday as to the whereabouts of Gen Lee's army, a portion of which is known to be in Maryland. The train brought down eleven unlucky Yankee "ladies," who were not so fortunate as Milroy and his amiable wife in making their escape, when our forces captured Winchester. They were assigned quarters in Castle Thunder.
From Northern Virginia. The passengers by the Central train last evening bring no new report of army operations on the border, and it is presumed that matters in that interesting quarter have assumed comparative quiet since its occupation by our forces. There was not even a rumor yesterday as to the whereabouts of Gen Lee's army, a portion of which is known to be in Maryland. The train brought down eleven unlucky Yankee "ladies," who were not so fortunate as Milroy and his amiable wife in making their escape, when our forces captured Winchester. They were assigned quarters in Castle Thunder.