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The Daily Dispatch: December 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], The capture of the Henry Lewis. (search)
eming, Virginia. A. C. Landstreet, Virginia. W. M. Mallow, Virginia. A. J. Sigler, Virginia. John T. Mays, Virginia. John Driskell, Virginia. Chas. Nott, Virginia. T. T. Buck, of Alabama. J. W. Davis, Alabama. J. O. Perkins, Alabama. Richard Poole, Alabama. J. H. Howard, Alabama. W. A. Prince, Alabama. J. S. Walker, Alabama. Robt. Paulding, Alabama. W. C. Humphries, of Georgia. A. T. Holmes, of Georgia. S. Branch, of Georgia. J. Kershaw, of Georgia. R. Gray, of Georgia. J. Bulkley, of Georgia. --Hammond, of Georgia. Jas Silks, of South Carolina. Thomas Hays, of Louisiana. M. O'Kieff, of Louisiana. W. Davis, of Mississippi. Geo. Howard, of Maryland. A. P. Rose, formerly of New York. The men look well, and seem overjoyed to be once more on Southern soil. They left Washington for Fortress Monroe on Friday evening last, and were sent to Norfolk under a flag of truce. There were but few ships at Old Point, and these seemed to
The Daily Dispatch: December 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 6 (search)
Edwards and Gray families about some property. I do not know who was in fault about the matter. The children of the two families had intermarried with each other; and some time since, one of the Mr. Edwards, who married a Miss Gray, died. Mr. Robert Gray administered upon his estate, and was trying to get the property claimed by his sister. On last Friday the parties met at the late residence of the deceased, about five miles from this place, and about two miles from the residence of Judge ht Edwards received a severe wound on the head, and Dr. Gray a severe wound in the left arm with a large knife, and several about the head. In the meantime Robert Gray came to himself and scrambled up and left — some of the negroes, it is not known how many, pursued him and two of them overtook him just as he reached Mrs. Newman's, and there two young ladies gathered axes and stopped the negroes. Robert Gray was then conveyed to a a residence near by, where he lies in a critical condition."