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The Daily Dispatch: December 14, 1860., [Electronic resource], Reformatories and Diminution of crime. (search)
Military. --At a meeting of the officers of the 23d Regiment, Chesterfield Militia, Robert H. Watkins was elected Colonel, Benj. H. Nash, Lieutenant-Colonel, Chas. T, Friend, 1st Major, and A. E. Coghill, 2d Major.
The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1860., [Electronic resource], Secession movement at the South. (search)
an average decline of four hundred dollars in the value of negroes, compared with last season, and the trade is dull," Military Company at the University. A military company has been formed at the University of Virginia, under the title (of revolutionary memory) of the University Association of the "Sons of Liberty." The company numbers at present about 75, and there are daily additions. The principal officers are Wm. B. Tabb, Captain; Jas. T. Foster, 1st Lieutenant; 2d Lieutenant, Chas. A Davidson. North Carolina Legislature. On Monday last, in the Senate of North Carolina, Mr. Brown introduced a series of resolutions, appointing the Hon. Thomas Ruffin, of Alamance; Weldon N. Edwards, of Warren; Wm. A Graham, of Orange, and Wm. N. H. Smith, of Hertford, Commissioners to the Convention to be held on the 17th December, at Columbia, South Carolina, to urge that body to await a general consultation of the slaveholding States. The resolutions provided that this comm
The Daily Dispatch: January 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National Crisis. (search)
Wanted. --a middle aged, experienced White Woman — a good seamstress — to take general care of a child of three years. References required. Apply at the Armory to Mrs. Chas, Dimmock ja 2--4
The Daily Dispatch: July 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Floyd Brigade, (search)
Lieut. Col. B. E. Ficklin; Major, G. C. Wharton; Adjutant, W. M. Thomas. And Regiment.--Colonel, A. W. Reynolds; Lieut. Col. not yet appointed: Major, F. W. Finney; Adjutant. John L. Cowardin. 3rd Regiment.--Field officers not yet appointed. The following companies are now in the camp near Wytheville. name of COMPANIESCOUNTYname of Floyd GuardsVucewellJoseph HarrisonB. W. Willions Hugh Higalobaham and Wm. M. Thomas Mc Alry Rough & Ready.Wythe.John Rechan Jas. Bheas Chas.Raimyardease and R. S. Grayson Red's GraysonAlexander Davis.L. H. Hryant.S. P. Dicxinian and T. M. Cov. Wythe Minute-Men Wythe.Ko. H. Gleaves. A.C. Burnes.Wm. C. Sanders and Wm. O. Moure. Carroll Rough & Roeds Rides.CarrollWm. Lundy J. R. SumderP. Rearrar and H. H. Geamer Bland Sharp ShuntersBlandA. J. GravsonG. WolfordL Newberry and McAtlan West Augusta SildeTazewellWm. H. hrowanRo. WinstonR. G. Baldwin and James Ferry Jagoweti RangersTazewell Edwin H. Harman R. H. Taylor H. Davison
The Daily Dispatch: August 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], Notice to our subscribers. (search)
, surgeon, Foster Swift, surgeon; J. H. Stewart, surgeon, Chas. L. de Grow, ass't surgeon; R. Penquet, surgeon; S. C. Hunkel, surgeon 4th Reg't Maine, James Norvel, surgeon 79th New York; James M. Lewis, surgeon 2d New York, G. S. Winston, ass't surgeon 8th New York; B. T. Buxton, surgeon 5th Maine; Edward F. Taylor, surgeon 1st Reg't New York. Privates.--Jno. McCarty, Fred. Holmes, Chas. Greenwood, George Henckly, David Sprague, Joseph W. Richardson, J. R. Eldridge, Jas. Callinge, James Collins, W. A. Mallory. Nathan Allen, and all the Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons are paroled, not to serve during the war, or until regularly exchanged. John McCarty, Ned Holmes, Chas. Greenwood, Geo. Hinckly, Dewitt Sprague, James Collins, and Jos. W. Richardson are to be unconditionally discharged. J. A. Eldridge and James Callinge are paroled not to serve unless discharged. The prisoners carried away a large number of letters from prisoners here to friends at the North.
The Daily Dispatch: October 25, 1861., [Electronic resource], Kentucky and Missouri. (search)
d his powers of suction. another was interrupted in the process of drinking by a gruff order--"Don't slabber insider bucket!" The guard interfered, and stopped the row before it became general.--The arrangements for the march being at length completed, the first detachment of prisoners, composed of the following twenty two commissioned officers, passed through the lines: W. R. Lee, Colonel, 20th Massachusetts Regiment. Col. Cogswell, 12th New York. E. J. Revere, Major, 20th Miss. Chas, L, Pearson, Adjutant, 20th Mass. E. H. R. Revere, Ass't Surgeon, 20th Mass. Francis J. Keffer, Captain, 1st California. John M. Studley, Captain, 15th Mass. Henry Bowman, Captain, 15th Mass. Chas S. Simmons, Captain, 15th Mass. John Makall, Captain, 1st Cal. Timothy O'Meara, Captain, 42d N. Y. Geo. B. Perry, Lieut, 20th Mass. J. E. Green, Lieut., 15th Mass. Samuel Giverson, Lieut., 42d N. Y. Wm. C. Harris, Lieut., 1st Cal J. H. Hooper, Lieut., 15th Mass. C. M. Hoope
The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1861., [Electronic resource], A'singular story. (search)
at low-path, and carried to the opposite side of the island, under the orders of Col. Lee. Colonel Deveres will attack the camp of the enemy at day break, and, having routed, will pursue them as far as he deems prudent, and will destroy the camp, if practicable, before returning. He will make all the observation possible of the country; will, under all circumstances, hold his command well in land, and not sacrifice this to any superior advantage of rapid pursuit; and having accomplished this duty, Colonel Deveres will return to his present position, unless he should see one on the Virginia side near the river, which he will undoubtedly hold until reinforced, and one which can successfully be held against largely superior numbers. Report, Chas. P. Stone, Brig. Gen. Great care will be used by Colonel Deveres to prevent any unnecessary injury of private property; and any officer or soldier found straggling from camp from curiosity or for plunder will be immediately shot.
The Daily Dispatch: November 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
en enemy. Bank of Virginia--David Waring, otherwise called David Visels, of Scotland, alien enemy. Richard G. Morries — Chas. M. Fry, Chap man J. Leigh, and Overton M. Price, alien enemies. Dunlop, Moncure & Co.--E. Blackburn & Co., and others, alien enemies. Sampson & Pac — Morris, Wheeler & Co., and others, alien enemies Bank of Virginia--Caroline M. Stanard, alien enemy. Julia W. Wood, alien enemy. Caroline M. Stanard alien enemy. Chas. B. Dungan, alien enemy. Lymon, Sears & Co., alien enemies. Henderson & Triekels, alien enemies. Atwood & Co., alien enemies. Catlin, Leavitt & Co., alien enemies. Chas.E. Triekels, alien enemy. Fredericksburg Aqueduct Company — Mary Chew, alien enemy. Fredericksburg Aqueduct Company — Julia M. Wood, alien enemy. Fredericksburg Aqueduct Company — Caroline M. Stanard, alien enemy. Barr and Ben. B. Alien--New York and Richmond Coal Company, and others, alien e
The Daily Dispatch: December 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Truth of history. (search)
erman,)--Rev. Mr. Myers, Pastor — services Sunday, 6 and 11 A. M, and 3½ P. M. Jewish. Kaal Kadosh Beth Shalome, (Portuguese)--Rev. George Jacobs, Reader — services, 11 A. M., Saturday. Kaal Kadosh Beth Abeta, (German)--Rev. M. J. Michelbacher, Reader — services, 11 A. M., Saturday. Hebrew Congregation Kenneth Israel — services, 11 A. M., Saturday. Lutheran, Etc. German Lutheran--Rev. J. C. Hoyer, Pastor — services, 11 A. M., Sunday. Evangelical Lutheran--Rev, Chas, Gross, Pastor — services, 11 A. M., 3½ P. M., Sunday; Wednesday night, 7½ P. M. Seaman's Bethel--Rev. F. J. Beggs, Pastor — services, 11 A. M., Sunday. Disciples, (Sycamore)--Rev. W. J. Pettigrew--services, 11 A. M., 7½ P. M. Communion every Sunday, 3½ P. M. Society of Friends, (Quakers）½services, 11 A. M., Sunday. Universalist--Rev. A. Bosserman--services, 11 A. M. and 7½ P. M. Christians', (Thomasites)--services, 11 A. M., Sunday. Communion every S
The Daily Dispatch: January 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 17 (search)
tor of the Bridgeport Farmer, of Connecticut, which was destroyed and himself hunted by the Lincolnites on account of his advocacy of Southern rights and opposition to the war. D. G. Cotting, Esq., well and favorably known in Georgia, in connexion with the press, has assumed the editorial chair of the Chronicle and Sentinel The Daily Delts, of New Orleans, has been compelled, on account of the difficulty of obtaining a supply of paper, to curtail its proportions to a half sheet. The Herald, of Columbia, Tennessee, has been suspended. Not twelve months ago there were three papers published at that place. All of them have stopped. The steam gin-house on Mr. A. C. Watson's Lake Bruin plantation, in Louisiana, with 120 bales of cotton, was destroyed by fire a few nights since. After an absence of more than twenty-five years Old Bull has returned to England, where he is now touring it through the provinces. Chas, Hanovers of Masse, Ga. came in his South ...
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