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The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1863., [Electronic resource], Deference to English opinion. (search)
Alabama election. Mobile, Aug. 5. --As far as heard from Walls has a small majority over Shorter for Governor. Landon has a majority over Dickinson for Congress. Silma, Aug. 5--The election returns come in slowly. Crinksank is elected to Congress in the 4th district over Curry. In Dallas county Chilton a majority over Line seven or eight to one. Watte's majority over Shorter for Governor is thus far 726. Greens county gave Watte four to Shorter's one; Perry county, Watts 665, Shorter 184, and two boxes to bear from; Calhone is reported to have gone for Watte, Talladega, Bibb, and Shelby have gone for Watte by large majorities. A few returns from Tusca' odas and Pickens indicate a majority for Watte in both these counties.
The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1863., [Electronic resource], Employment for disabled soldiers (search)
The Vicksburg prisoners--Mayor Mource. Mobile, August 5. --A flag of truce steamer arrived last night off Fort Morgan, from New Orleans, with the Vicksburg paroled prisoners. Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans, has arrived, with his family, at Pascagoula, on route for this city. Pascagoula, August 5.--Mayor Monroe, of New Orleans, has arrived here from Fort Pickens. His family is with him. He was not permitted to visit New Orleans.