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The Daily Dispatch: February 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
B. Hill, David J. Burr, Peachy R. Grattan, Fleming Griffin, Thomas C. Epps, James H. Scott, George K. Crutchfield, and Thomas H. Wynne. Mr. Scott presented an applicaMr. Scott presented an application, in the name of John H. Greanor, for the allowance of the ten per cent. (amounting to $38.08) in his tax bill of 1861 --said party having been absent from the cto be, your most obedient servant, R. S. Archer, Major Commanding. Mr. Scott moved that Major Archer and Mayor Mayo be permitted to address the Council onon Sundays and of nights, and work on them until completed. On motion of Mr. Scott, the communication of the Mayor and Major Archer were referred to the Committin regard to the other matters therein contained. On motion of Mr. Hill, Mr. Scott was added to the Committee on City Defences. A communication was read fr the Railroad Convention, tendering its thanks to the Council of the city of Richmond for the use of its hall. On motion of Mr. Scott, the Council adjourned.
The Daily Dispatch: December 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from Norfolk city. Norfolk and Princess Anne counties. (search)
d city also are stained and true to their allegiance. Negroes are protected chastisement by their masters, and encouraged in their impudence. Mr. Thomas R. Ballen days ago chastised a servant of his was immediately upon its being reported to Vale, remanded to jail, and had to give a before he could obtain his release — he was imprisoned about three weeks. A daughter of Captain Lambert was served in the same way for the offence Maj. Roger Burroughs, Capt. W. M. Bonney, and Capt. Jas. H. Scott. who resigned their commission as Confederate cavalry officers, have returned and taken the parole of honor. Capt. Bonney however did not do so voluntarily, as he was and imprisoned, and released on that condition Maj. Burroughs raised the company, after commanded by Capt. Bonney, and at pres commanded by Capt. Simpson, which acted so in the raid in Fredericksburg some days ago. The people are not pitching any crops, and there must be great suffering in a year or so, if the wa
The Daily Dispatch: December 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], Latest from the North. (search)
e officers to discredit, if not to disgrace, who urge them — They weaken the military force and tend emphatically to its demoralization. They cannot be sanctioned for an instant by any officer having the efficiency and the character of the army at heart.--They shall be discountenanced, condemned rebuked and reprobated, and that in terms of unqualified severlly, by the Brigadier-General commanding the Irish brigade. Miscellaneous. Ex-President Buchanan is out in another reply to Gen. Scott, in which he says: "No public arms were ever stolen;" that the Southern States, under Floyd's administration of the War office, received less than their share of arms etc.; out, in his explanation of the matter, the ex-President says "the Government had on hand, in the year 18 , about 500,000 old muskets," etc.; and that on the 30th of November, 18 Secretary Floyd sent down 105,000 of them from Springfield to five Southern arsenals, "in proportion to their respective means of proper