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The Daily Dispatch: November 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 4 (search)
y will proceed to New York, on their way to Europe. The officers of the frigate express themselves in terms of much thankfulness for the services rendered and polite attention received from the people of North Carolina and Virginia. The storm here Saturday night was quite heavy; the wind blew with much violence, and the rain came down in copious showers. Along the line of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, the telegraph wires were broken in several places, and many trees of large size were blown down. Three men, named G. W. Perryman, J. M. Price, and John Kennedy, have been arrested at Pig Point and imprisoned here on the charge of passing counterfeit notes on the Bank of Hamburg, S. C. A boy about 15 years old, named John Moore, has been committed to jail on the charge of burglary. The store of Allot & Rundle having been broken open and money stolen therefrom, suspicion rested upon young Moore, who, when arrested, had money in his possession which was identified.