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The Daily Dispatch: July 4, 1861., [Electronic resource], Military Works. (search)
othing and money. It was answered promptly. Bowman and Chase are well. The skirmish near Alexandria. The following account of the skirmish in which Sergeant Hanes, of the Governor's Guard, lost his life, was telegraphed North from Alexandria, on the 30th of June: This morning, at daybreak, fourteen Confederate scnowledge of the localities thereabout. Affairs in Alexandria. Alexandria, July 1. --The Confederate killed by the Pennsylvania 4th picket, named Henry C. Hanes, is a well-known citizen of Richmond, and orderly sergeant of the Letcher Guards. He was buried to-day by citizens here, his body having been transferred to their charge at their request. The two other Secessionists who were wounded have since died. [It is positively known that Mr. Hanes was the only one of our men injured in the skirmish. However, we never expect truth from the Yankees.] The steamer Pocahontas sailed hence this afternoon for Mathias' Point. It is understo