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The Daily Dispatch: February 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
[correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]Things in Charleston. Charleston, S. C., Jan. 29. We are having here the early vegetables.--green peas, and other eatables of the kind. They are now to be found in considerable abundance in the market, while the budding trees and the green clover in suburbs indicate that balmy spring is about to revisit us. With more than ordinary pleasure, we look forward to the return of warm weather, as it will doubtless send sickness and death among our "Northern friends," who are awaiting at Port Royal, hoping to pay us a visit. I went to-day to see a large shoe factory recently established by Mr. Reynolds. All his shoes have wooden soles, and answer admirably, especially for the soldiers on the coast, as salt- water soon destroys leather soles. The ladies of this city have formed a Christian Association, through which they are doing a blessed work in caring for the bodies and souls of our poor soldiers. In no city in this country ar
The Daily Dispatch: February 3, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 25 (search)
e's army, &c. From the New York Herald, of the 30th, we extract the following interesting intelligence: Advance of Federals on Springfield. Otterville, Jan. 29. --The movement foreshadowed by the preparations of the past week has taken place. One division, under the command of Gen. Jeff. C. Davis, has already taker the benefit of the Union refugees, and will be sold at auction on Monday, February 3. The skirmish at Occoquan heroic courage of the Texans. Washington, Jan. 29. --Gen. Heintzleman's dispatch gives the following particulars of this severe skirmish near the Occoquan river: Late last night Lieut. Col. Burke, witlf of Mexico and against the policy of Spain. Miscellaneous. The following paragraphs are from the Washington correspondence of the New York Herald, of January 29. Secretary Stanton has issued an order, in effect, that no further contracts will be made by the War Department for any article of foreign manufacture whic