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The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], The late Joseph Allen. (search)
The late Joseph Allen. --The Judges of the Court of Appeals ordered the following entry to be made on the minutes of the Court on Wednesday, April 9th, in reference to the death of Joseph Allen, late Clerk of said Court: "By his fidelity to duty and his capacity for its discharge, he is entitled to the commendation of the Supreme Court of Appeals, in whose service, as its clerk; he was employed for nearly forty years. Its records attest his exemplary character as a public officer. --In life, he commanded the respect and esteem of the Bench and the Bar; and his death has caused sincere regret for the loss of one who was true to his public office, and courteous and kind in its discharge. "The Court would further express their condolence with the widow and children of the deceased, and tender to them its sympathy for a loss severe and irreparable to his family in so excellent and so kind a father."
The Daily Dispatch: April 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], The War. (search)
rumor is unfounded. The church bells of Knoxville, Tenn., were rung on Monday last in honor of the glorious victory at Shiloh. Captured. Commander Haunter, of the Confederate gunboat Guines, captured on the 2d instant, off Mobile, the Yankee schooner Isabel, from Key West, for Ship Island, commanded by Master's Mare Post, U. S. N. Mr. Fost missed his recoining, and entered Mobile Bay instead of the Sound near Ship Island. The Isabel was formerly the tender W. R. King. The Yankees in North Carolina. A correspondent of the Petersburg Express writes from Suffolk, April 9th, as follows: A messenger arrived here last night, bringing the news that a party of Federal landed at some point near Elizabeth City yesterday, and succeeded in capturing two or three hundred militia stationed between Elizabeth City and South Mills. The feat was accomplished by getting in their rear and cutting them off from escape. I could not learn the number of Yankees that landed.