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The Daily Dispatch: June 24, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 26 (search)
ral army, says, "throw away your arms and come home, for the people here say there is no use in fighting the rebels any longer." The hanging of Wm. B. Mumford in New Orleans, by Butter's order, for tearing down a Federal flag, raises the question of retaliation again. Somebody must hang for Mumford, the New Orleans martyr. The late freshet in Roanoke river, N. C., was very heavy and destructive. Apprehensions are felt of severe losses in crops, cattle, &c., in Halifax and Northampton counties. The Cincinnati Commercial calls the New York Tribune's information regarding Unionism in Texas, "a cock and bull story." It is stated that Col. Graves, of the 8th Michigan regiment, was killed in the recent fight at Secessionville, S. C. Ample and well-arranged measures should be taken in season to procure a supply of fresh fruit and preserved vegetables for the use of our army. Mis. Mary C. Thorne, the last surviving witness of the execution of Major Andre, died