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The Daily Dispatch: April 5, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
t of revenue for the Confederate States, I am credibly informed that Collector Boston, in Savannah, is willing to enter into bond to turn out three million dollars to the Treasury the first year. Charleston is, with equal confidence, counted for five millions-- New Orleans for seven, and Mobile for three. There you have abundance of money. Charleston harbor is well stocked with shipping, and it is odd to see the Confederate flag flying from the Northern masts. Montgomery, Ala., April 1. --Active efforts are making to complete the gap in the railway hence to Pensacola, to facilitate the transportation of troops to the Gulf. The work will be completed in a few days. Nothing important has been received from Pensacola. Provisions are believed to be scarce at Fort Pickens. Troops, provisions and ammunition are flowing into the Confederate army at Pensacola. Two thousand men are expected to leave Montgomery this week for that point. The rumored reinforcement of For
The Daily Dispatch: April 5, 1861., [Electronic resource], Later fror Hayti. (search)
Mrs. B. on the breast, knocking her insensible.-- Had the stone struck a little lower, she would have been undoubtedly killed. The negro was punished to the full extent of the law. The inspections of tobacco for the last half year, ending April 1st, show a falling off of nearly 600 hhds. in comparison with the previous half year. The flour inspection for the last quarter, ending April 1st, amounted to 13,500 barrels--a falling off in this department also. The Petersburg Fertilizing Cng April 1st, amounted to 13,500 barrels--a falling off in this department also. The Petersburg Fertilizing Company are doing a tremendous business in the manufacture of manipulated guanos. Their sales average over $50,000 per month; an evidence of the appreciation of their manures by the farming community. A series of lectures for the benefit of the poor is in contemplation, and, I hear, will soon be commenced. Rev, Moses D. Hoge, of your city, will open the course. Mon CŒur.