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The Daily Dispatch: may 9, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 9 (search)
Old Dominion Guard, "D" Co.,1st Reg'tva. Volunteers.Richmond, may 8, 1861. A Recruiting Office for those desiring to become members of this corps, will be opened to-day,(Wednesday,) at P. H. Taylor's Music store, Main street. Letters and small parcels for members of this corps can be left at P. H. Taylor's, directed to the care of "Capt. J. G. Griswold, 'D' Co., 1st Reg't Va. Vols." By order of Capt. Griswold. my 8--4t* Geo. Norton, 1st Serg't.
The Daily Dispatch: may 9, 1861., [Electronic resource], Diplomatic correspondence. (search)
From Portsmouth.[Special correspondence of the Dispatch.] Portsmouth, May 8th 1861. Nothing transpired calling for notice since yesterday. No arrivals of troops, though companies may reach here to-day by the train from the South. Batteries are to be erected on St. Helena, opposite the Navy-Yard, and the beautiful grounds and the main building at Cedar Grove, adjoining St. Helena, are to be appropriated as quarters for troops. There are brick-kilns, containing between seven and eight hundred thousand bricks, on this private property, which are intended to be removed, as they serve as a barrier to an invading force from the interior. Mayor Grice is now no longer "Mayor" Grice. He is universally admitted to have been a most active, energetic and industrious official and his necessary relinquishment of this position is as generally regretted. It was a miserable party spirit, combined with the ruinous and deceptive howl of "Union," at a time when all men ought to have b