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The Daily Dispatch: February 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], The name of the Southern Confederacy. (search)
Mayor's Court. --Timothy Driscoll, Edward Fitz and Patrick Hartnett, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, were committed to jail yesterday in default of surety to keep the peace. John Reinhart and Henry Wickhardt were arraigned to answer a charge of assaulting and beating Charles Miller and his wife Mary. The last-named was held to bail for his future good behavior; the case of Mr. Reinhart was continued. T. C. Browne, arrested for indulging in some noisy demonstrations while on a bender, was discharged.--Solomon Hechinger, a huckster, was up for a violation of a city ordinance by purchasing eight geese in the Second Market. It was proved that he purchased them for his own use, and not to sell, but that did not shield him from the penalty. He was fined $5, and the geese were confiscated. Wm. Badkins, for threatening to assault Wm. A. Woodward, discharged. Robinson Lomax, free negro, for stealing a basket of eggs, was ordered a flogging. On Tuesday, Woodson Dunn and
The Daily Dispatch: February 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Fort Sumter correspondence. (search)
--James H. Cox, Conservative, 1,098; L. M. Burfoot, P. A., 325.--Majority against reference, 135. King and Queen.--Richard H. Cox, P. A., by a large majority. Rockbridge.--Jas. B. Dorman and Samuel McD. Moore, Conservatives, have a majority of 1,000 or 1,500. Fauquier, (Official.)--Scott, P. A., 1,318; Marr, P. A., 1,443; Shackleford, Conservative, 409; Paine, Conservative, 154. Majority for reference 33. Caroline.--Ed. T. Morris, P. A. The majority against reference is 600. Botetourt.--Glasgow and Miller, P. A. Hanover.--Complete returns give Richardson, P. A., 450 majority over Nelson. Washington.--Campbell and Grant, Conservatives, are elected. Hon. Jno. B. Floyd withdrew. [by Telegraph.] Norfolk, Feb. 6.--In Northampton, Myers W. Fisher, P. A., is elected. In Warwick and Elizabeth City counties Mallory, Conservative, is elected. In Aeromac, Custis, Conservative, is elected. In Isle of Wight, Whitfield, P. A., is elected.