 | United States. War Department - Confederate States of America - 1894 - 1528 pages
...them in working order. As soon as New Creek could he called, I ordered a force to be sent to Komney, and it started without any unnecessary delay. A second...information I am inclined to believe that, instead of 1'osser, it is McNeill's company. Most of the men of that company aie from this place. 1 w-ะจ telegraph... | |
 | United States - 1895 - 834 pages
...creating any disturbance opened one or two stores, but they left without waiting to take anything. It was done so quietly that others of us who were...information I am inclined to believe that instead of Rosser, it is MeNeill's company. Most of the men of that company are from this place. I will telegraph... | |
 | United States. War Department - Confederate States of America - 1895 - 1560 pages
...them in working order. As soon as New Creek could be called I ordered a force to be sent to Itomney, and it started without any unnecessary delay. A second...did not remain in Cumberland over ten minutes. From aH information I am inclined to believe that, instead of Rosser, it is McNeill's company. Most of the... | |
 | William McDonald - United States - 1907 - 594 pages
...at the hotel, who escaped from them, and within an hour we had a party of fifty cavalry after them. could be called, I ordered a force to be sent to Romney,...rapid rate, evidently fearful of being overtaken. I am inclined to believe that instead of Rosser it is McNeil's company. Most of the men of that company... | |
 | Pennsylvania - 1911 - 584 pages
...and it started without any unnecessary delay. A second force has gone from New Creek to Moorfield, and a regiment of infantry has gone to New Creek to...cavalry. They rode good horses and left at a very rapid gait, evidently fearful of being overtaken. They did not remain in Cumberland over ten minutes. From... | |
 | Hu Maxwell, Howard Llewellyn Swisher - Hampshire County (W. Va.) - 1897 - 814 pages
...a force to be sent to Romney, and it started without any unnecessary delay- A second force has gxme from New Creek to Moorefield, and a regiment of infantry has gone to supply the p'ace of the cavalry. They rode good horses, and left at a very rapid rate, evidently fearful... | |
 | William McDonald - History - 2002 - 462 pages
...working order. As soon as New Creek could be called, I ordered a force to be sent to Romney, and 1t started without any unnecessary delay. A second force...rapid rate, evidently fearful of being overtaken. I am inclined to believe that instead of Rosser it is McNeil's company. Most of the men of that company... | |
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The alarm was given within ten minutes by a darky watchman at the hotel, who escaped from them, and within an hour we had a party of fifty cavalry after them. They tore up the telegraph lines and it required almost an hour to get them in working order.... 