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The Daily Dispatch: October 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], Gun-shot wounds (search)
Sequestration Proceedings. The State of Virginia having been divided into districts for convenience of collection under the Sequestration Act, the following Receivers are appointed by the C. S. District Court, District No. 1--Francis L. Smith, formerly of Alexandria. No. 2--William A. Mauny, formerly of Washington city. No. 3--Henry L. Brooke, of Richmond city. No. 4--John M. Speed, of Lynchburg. No. 5--and other portions of the State for which no Receiver is appointed — Thos. T. Giles, of Richmond city. No. 6--Thomas H. Campbell, of Nottoway. No. 7--John W. Francis, of Norfolk. Mr. Giles is the General Receiver for that portion of Eastern Virginia not included in the local districts. That part of the city of Richmond lying west of Eleventh street is included in District No. 3, and all east of that street in district No. 5. The counties of Aconmac and Northampton constitute district No. 8. The following order was entered in the Confederate States District Court yester