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April 30, 1862
Daily Intelligencer
Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia
What is this article about?
State officials commend Union regiments in northern Virginia Valley for exemplary conduct, respect for rights, and popularity during their visit.
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The State Officials who visited the Northern counties in the Valley of Virginia, speak very highly of the Fifty-fourth Pennsylvania Regiment, commanded by Col. Campbell, at Sir Johns Run, and the Tenth Maine Regiment, Col. Beall, at Harper's Ferry, Lieut. Col. Fillebrown at Charleston and Maj. Walker at Martinsburg. These gentlemen afforded the party every attention and contributed to their comfort and the success of their mission, and from every source evidence accumulated that the officers and men were gentlemen respecting the private rights of persons and property, and are unanimously popular and models of citizen soldiery.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Union Regiments
Virginia Valley
Soldier Conduct
State Officials Visit
What entities or persons were involved?
Col. Campbell
Col. Beall
Lieut. Col. Fillebrown
Maj. Walker
Where did it happen?
Northern Counties In The Valley Of Virginia, Sir Johns Run, Harper's Ferry, Charleston, Martinsburg
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Key Persons
Col. Campbell
Col. Beall
Lieut. Col. Fillebrown
Maj. Walker
Location
Northern Counties In The Valley Of Virginia, Sir Johns Run, Harper's Ferry, Charleston, Martinsburg
Story Details
State officials visiting northern counties in Virginia praise the Fifty-fourth Pennsylvania Regiment under Col. Campbell at Sir Johns Run, the Tenth Maine Regiment under Col. Beall at Harper's Ferry, Lieut. Col. Fillebrown at Charleston, and Maj. Walker at Martinsburg for their attention, respect for private rights, and popularity as model citizen soldiery.