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Virginia (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 9
From Southwestern Virginia. destination of the 56th regiment--interesting incidents of Female devotion to the Southern cause. [special correspondence of the Dispatch.] Camp Robertson, near Abingdon, Va., December 29th, 1861. Great is the activity in camp to-day. The doubts entertained and expressed so long as to the destination of the 56th regiment are now fully resolved, and Pound Gapis already gaping to receive us. It is sixty-two miles from Abingdon. The road is represented to be the worst on the continent, and the streams to be crossed are moderately estimated at five hundred! This statement may seem incredible to an Eastern Virginian; but when he is informed that Camp Robertson is only a mile and a half from Abingdon, and that seven creeks have to be transgressed before reaching the latter, his ideas may probably be quickened. But the Pound is not the end of the journey. Far beyond, to Prestonsburg and to Paintsville, over a hundred miles, will the 56t
Cynthiana, Ky. (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 9
hand of ice. That banner with the strange device — Excelsior!" Let me now tell the story of a Kentucky lady. It was related to me by one in whom implicit confidence can be placed. Some few weeks ago the hirelings of Lincoln went to Cynthiana, Ky., in search of "arms" and "Secessionists." A gentleman, whom I will call Smith, was a strong Southern man, and feeling that he would be among the first to be arrested, hastened away at dead of night. He was a man of wealth and influence, but ted, and stated his condition. The lady, who was herself wealthy, instantly and intuitively conceived a plan to relieve him. And what does the reader suppose that plan was? She ordered a horse to be saddled, took a servant behind her, went to Cynthiana, six miles distant, procured money for her friend, bought cloth, returned home, had the cloth cut and made into garments by the next morning, and started Smith off bright and early! Can any Virginia lady surpass this devotion to the Southern c
Paintsville (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 9
wo miles from Abingdon. The road is represented to be the worst on the continent, and the streams to be crossed are moderately estimated at five hundred! This statement may seem incredible to an Eastern Virginian; but when he is informed that Camp Robertson is only a mile and a half from Abingdon, and that seven creeks have to be transgressed before reaching the latter, his ideas may probably be quickened. But the Pound is not the end of the journey. Far beyond, to Prestonsburg and to Paintsville, over a hundred miles, will the 56th have to trudge through rain, cold, mud and snow. They are going! The inexorable flat has gone forth, and, like the Children of Israel, the brave boys of the regiment will take up the line of march through the wilderness in the fond hope of reaching the rich Canaan of the Kentucky Blue Grass! The rigors of the campaign and the severities of the march are forgotten in the eager expectation of soon obtaining a land "flowing with milk and honey" They gl
Abingdon, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 9
ber 29th, 1861. Great is the activity in camp to-day. The doubts entertained and expressed so long as to the destination of the 56th regiment are now fully resolved, and Pound Gapis already gaping to receive us. It is sixty-two miles from Abingdon. The road is represented to be the worst on the continent, and the streams to be crossed are moderately estimated at five hundred! This statement may seem incredible to an Eastern Virginian; but when he is informed that Camp Robertson is only a mile and a half from Abingdon, and that seven creeks have to be transgressed before reaching the latter, his ideas may probably be quickened. But the Pound is not the end of the journey. Far beyond, to Prestonsburg and to Paintsville, over a hundred miles, will the 56th have to trudge through rain, cold, mud and snow. They are going! The inexorable flat has gone forth, and, like the Children of Israel, the brave boys of the regiment will take up the line of march through the wilderness in
1861 AD (search for this): article 9
Marriage Statistics. --Ministers of the Gospel who have solemnized marriages in this city in the year 1861 are requested to make returns of the same to the Clarks of the Hustings Court without delay to enable him to make his report to the Audings of Public Accounts.
27th (search for this): article 9
Mutiny in Col. Curran Pope's regiment. The Louisville (Bowlin Green) Courier, of the 27th ult., says: We learn that there is considerable trouble among the Kentucky regulate in the Federal army, and that such anxiety exists among the Yankees as. What will be the result. The message of Lincoln and the report of Cameron have acted such universal dissatisfaction as to quit demoralize those companies which are composed of a fair proportion of men of ordinary intelligence. In Col. Curran Pope's regiment, as we are informed upon authority that we can vouch for, there has been an on mutiny. On reading Cameron report, some two hundred of his men at the threw down their arms, declaring that they would not fight if that was the feast to which they had been invited. They were arrested, and under threats and entreaties now were induced to go into the ranks again. The bulk, however, persisted in their course and on being threatened with the utmost vigor of the military law, th
Lincoln (search for this): article 9
Mutiny in Col. Curran Pope's regiment. The Louisville (Bowlin Green) Courier, of the 27th ult., says: We learn that there is considerable trouble among the Kentucky regulate in the Federal army, and that such anxiety exists among the Yankees as. What will be the result. The message of Lincoln and the report of Cameron have acted such universal dissatisfaction as to quit demoralize those companies which are composed of a fair proportion of men of ordinary intelligence. In Col. Curran Pope's regiment, as we are informed upon authority that we can vouch for, there has been an on mutiny. On reading Cameron report, some two hundred of his men at the threw down their arms, declaring that they would not fight if that was the feast to which they had been invited. They were arrested, and under threats and entreaties now were induced to go into the ranks again. The bulk, however, persisted in their course and on being threatened with the utmost vigor of the military law, th
Cameron (search for this): article 9
ier, of the 27th ult., says: We learn that there is considerable trouble among the Kentucky regulate in the Federal army, and that such anxiety exists among the Yankees as. What will be the result. The message of Lincoln and the report of Cameron have acted such universal dissatisfaction as to quit demoralize those companies which are composed of a fair proportion of men of ordinary intelligence. In Col. Curran Pope's regiment, as we are informed upon authority that we can vouch for, there has been an on mutiny. On reading Cameron report, some two hundred of his men at the threw down their arms, declaring that they would not fight if that was the feast to which they had been invited. They were arrested, and under threats and entreaties now were induced to go into the ranks again. The bulk, however, persisted in their course and on being threatened with the utmost vigor of the military law, they still bid definite and declared they would rather die than fought for a par
Curran Pope (search for this): article 9
Mutiny in Col. Curran Pope's regiment. The Louisville (Bowlin Green) Courier, of the 27th ult., says: We learn that there is considerable trouble among the Kentucky regulate in the Federal army, and that such anxiety exists among the Yankees as. What will be the result. The message of Lincoln and the report of Cameron have acted such universal dissatisfaction as to quit demoralize those companies which are composed of a fair proportion of men of ordinary intelligence. In Col. CurraCol. Curran Pope's regiment, as we are informed upon authority that we can vouch for, there has been an on mutiny. On reading Cameron report, some two hundred of his men at the threw down their arms, declaring that they would not fight if that was the feast to which they had been invited. They were arrested, and under threats and entreaties now were induced to go into the ranks again. The bulk, however, persisted in their course and on being threatened with the utmost vigor of the military law, the
Jim Jackson (search for this): article 9
Curran Pope's regiment, as we are informed upon authority that we can vouch for, there has been an on mutiny. On reading Cameron report, some two hundred of his men at the threw down their arms, declaring that they would not fight if that was the feast to which they had been invited. They were arrested, and under threats and entreaties now were induced to go into the ranks again. The bulk, however, persisted in their course and on being threatened with the utmost vigor of the military law, they still bid definite and declared they would rather die than fought for a party that proposed to place army the hands of slaves with which to murdered their masters and infant women and children. The officers of Federal army erectly place no reliance to the Kentucky volunteers. Jim Jackson, we had been bought by a high fight and paid for in hard on to Washington to see about Ling these could not stomach of the less Cameron's pol and the administration, de 30--2m Commission.
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