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Adams Sentinel (June 3, 1862)

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A column of local news items from Page 2 of the June 3, 1862, edition of the Adams Sentinel in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The editors mention Wesley Culp, born and raised in Gettysburg but then fighting with a Virginia regiment in the Confederate army. Culp later died near Culp’s Hill at the Battle of Gettysburg.

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The Adams Sentinel

We learn that C. W. HOFFMAN, (coach-maker), formerly of this place, has been in the Rebel army for some time, with his three sons. He was captured a few days ago, near Linden, Va., by General Geary’s command, and is now in prison at Washington. How much better to have joined his fortunes with the Union-men, than send down his name to his posterity as a traitor!

It is also said that another of our young townsmen, WESLEY CULP, was taken prisoner at the battle of Winchester—took the oath of allegiance to the U. States—was released—then joined a band of guerillas, and has been captured again. He is good and ripe for summary process, or at least ought to be.

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APA Citation:
Editor, Adams Sentinel. Adams Sentinel (June 3, 1862). (2020, December 07). In Encyclopedia Virginia. https://encyclopediavirginia.org/entries/adams-sentinel-june-3-1862.
MLA Citation:
Editor, Adams Sentinel. "Adams Sentinel (June 3, 1862)" Encyclopedia Virginia. Virginia Humanities, (07 Dec. 2020). Web. 07 Jun. 2023
Last updated: 2020, December 07
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