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John McFarland (search for this): article 6
Superintendent appointed. --Mr. John McFarland, the former Master Machinist on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, but more recently engaged in repairing Government engines, has been appointed Superintendent of the Richmond and York River Railroad. Mr. McFarland has had a long practical experience in railroading, and will no doubt make a most excellent manager. Superintendent appointed. --Mr. John McFarland, the former Master Machinist on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, but more recently engaged in repairing Government engines, has been appointed Superintendent of the Richmond and York River Railroad. Mr. McFarland has had a long practical experience in railroading, and will no doubt make a most excellent manager.
Bumpass (search for this): article 7
Col. Bumpass, a well-known politician of Tennessee, is dead.
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 7
Col. Bumpass, a well-known politician of Tennessee, is dead.
John Herbig (search for this): article 7
Infirmary Company. --Captain John Herbig's command is now at the New Fair Grounds practicing light infantry drill from eight to ten o'clock, and from 2½ to 4½ o'clock daily. The balance of the time in devoted to instruction in the infirmary drill. The company promises to be a most valuable recession to the army, and it seems a pity that the plan for raising them had not been adopted at the outset of hostilities.
March, 4 AD (search for this): article 8
City Bond Holders --The Confederate District Court having on the 3d of April decreed the sequestration of all bonds due by the city of Richmond to alien enemies, the City Council at its last meeting authorized the Auditor and Chamberlain to issue new bonds for said indebtedness to Henry L. Brooke, C. S. Receiver, the interest on which shall be paid to the Confederate States Government.
Henry L. Brooke (search for this): article 8
City Bond Holders --The Confederate District Court having on the 3d of April decreed the sequestration of all bonds due by the city of Richmond to alien enemies, the City Council at its last meeting authorized the Auditor and Chamberlain to issue new bonds for said indebtedness to Henry L. Brooke, C. S. Receiver, the interest on which shall be paid to the Confederate States Government.
C. S. Receiver (search for this): article 8
City Bond Holders --The Confederate District Court having on the 3d of April decreed the sequestration of all bonds due by the city of Richmond to alien enemies, the City Council at its last meeting authorized the Auditor and Chamberlain to issue new bonds for said indebtedness to Henry L. Brooke, C. S. Receiver, the interest on which shall be paid to the Confederate States Government.
United States (United States) (search for this): article 8
City Bond Holders --The Confederate District Court having on the 3d of April decreed the sequestration of all bonds due by the city of Richmond to alien enemies, the City Council at its last meeting authorized the Auditor and Chamberlain to issue new bonds for said indebtedness to Henry L. Brooke, C. S. Receiver, the interest on which shall be paid to the Confederate States Government.
February 4th, 1861 AD (search for this): article 9
Flag Presentation. --The ladies of Portsmouth, Va, have presented to the Elliott Grays, Capt. Louis F. Bossieux, stationed at the Naval Hospital near that city, a beautiful flag of blue silk, trimmed with heavy silk fringe, hearing on the obverse the following inscription: "Presented by the Ladies of Portsmouth to the Elliott Grays. Organized February 4th, 1861." On the reverse is the coat-of-arms of Virginia.
Louis F. Bossieux (search for this): article 9
Flag Presentation. --The ladies of Portsmouth, Va, have presented to the Elliott Grays, Capt. Louis F. Bossieux, stationed at the Naval Hospital near that city, a beautiful flag of blue silk, trimmed with heavy silk fringe, hearing on the obverse the following inscription: "Presented by the Ladies of Portsmouth to the Elliott Grays. Organized February 4th, 1861." On the reverse is the coat-of-arms of Virginia.
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