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The Daily Dispatch: February 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], The Anticipated attack on Mobile. (search)
or died of wounds received in the field during the present war. The expense of the monument is to be defrayed by a sliding scale of taxation upon the officers of the regular army, $21 for a Major-General down to $7 for a Lieutenant. Edward W Green, Postmaster of the town of Malden, Mass, has been arrested and confesses to having murdered Mr Converse, the Teller of the names Bank, and to have robbed the bank of an immense sum of money, part of which is still concealed. The confession is one of the most remarkable in the history of crime. Green, it appears, had always borne an excellent character previously, and has a wife and child to share his degradation. The New York Commercial shows that since the war the rise in gold is 57 per cent.; in iron, 125 per cent.; in coal, 108 per cent.; coffee, 200 per cent.; sugar, 200 per cent.; tea, 116 per cent.; copper, 100 per cent. Gov. Yates has issued a proclamation, saying that Illinois, under every call, has exceeded her quo