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The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1861., [Electronic resource], Daring attempt to Poison. (search)
For Hire --One good Cook, Washer and Ironer, and one Chambermaid; also, two Boys, No. 1 Stemmers. Alex. Nott. ja 8--ts
The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1861., [Electronic resource], A "Sell." (search)
ws. The steamer St. Louis, from New York, was off Pernambuco, December 10, bound to Rio Janeiro. Lady Franklin was a passenger on board. The Buffalo Express says it is fast becoming fashionable in that city for ladies to wear the Balmoral without any dress over it. Ole Bull is at home, or pretty near home, in Sweden, giving concerts that excite as great enthusiasm as nearly twenty years ago. Through the influence of the Emperor and Empress, shops in Paris are now shut on Sunday to a great extent. Jos. N. Cahill and James D. Wright, of Va., have been promoted to the rank of 2d Assistant Engineers, U. S. N. The Daily Banner, a newspaper at Raleigh, N. C., hoist a the name of "Stephen A. Douglas for President for 1864." The Petersburg (Va.) Intelligencer has been sold to R. C. Shell, of Dinwiddie co. Va., for $8,500. James Cook has been elected Mayor of Parkersburg, Va. Jno. Jackson, proprietor of the Philadelphia Sunday Transcript, is dead.
The Daily Dispatch: April 30, 1861., [Electronic resource], John Bell on the Crisis. (search)
The Affray at Paris. --We understand that it was Dr. James Cook, of this city, who shot and killed a Dr. Slater, at Paris, Tenn., on Monday. As before stated, the difficulty occurred about Etheridge's speaking. We have not yet learned the name of the man killed.-- Memphis Avalanche.
The Daily Dispatch: June 29, 1861., [Electronic resource], Criminal trials. (search)
Criminal trials. --At the recent term of the Circuit Court of Princess Anne county, Va., James Cook was convicted of unlawful shooting, and sentenced to twenty-four hours imprisonment. Wm. Grimstead was tried for the murder of James M. Land; convicted of voluntary manslaughter and sentenced to four years imprisonment.
The Daily Dispatch: June 13, 1862., [Electronic resource], Reports of casualties. (search)
Company D.--Sg't Jno W Harrison; privates Henry Bartlett, Jas P Powell, and Geo L Whitley. Company E.--Corp'l Thos R Marray; privates Seth Brinn, Jacob O Merry, Bryan Campbell, and Lewis H Leggett. Company F.--Capt Jesse S Barnes; Corp'l Wm T Lewis; privates Rufus M Franklin, Wm D Marier, Leopold Octtenger, John H Minor, Jacob Barnes, David Renttrow, Wm Todd, and Wm R Crafton. Company G.--Serg't. Richard L Dismukes Privates John J Barlow, Anderson H Cain, Alex W Chaffin, James Cook, James Dowdy, Jonathan Jordan, Ira F Swarenger, and Rufus W Wagoner. Company H.--Privates Moses B Diffes, Milan Morgan, Joseph Farr, Jno W Freizland, Jno R Kinder, Beverly Rash, Thos P Whitaker, Luther R Rennegar, Jas L Walker, Lorenza G Moosefield, and David Farr. Company I.--Privates Francis Jones, David, Roe, Samuel Asperry, Jas H Foreman, Joseph B Simpson, Jno A Norman, Amarian B Hudwell, and Wright Pitt. Company K.--Corp'l Jas Bowers and Robt G Kyle; Privates David C. J
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