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The Daily Dispatch: March 14, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
pomattox.--James G. Patterson, Samuel J. Walker and James Calhoun. Alleghany.--Andrew Fudge and William H. McDANIEL. Barbour.--Albert G. Reger, L. D. Monel and Henry R. Sturin. Bath.--Stephen A. Porter, William H. McDonald and Osborn Hamilton. Bedford.--Edward C. Burkes, William L. Goggin and Thomas Campbell. Bland.--William M. Bishop, Gordon C. Thom and Franklin Grayson. Botelourt.--James M. Figgatt, Isaac Hinkle and Captain John J. Allen. Brunswick.--Thomas Flournoy, Dr. E. B. Jones and George Harrison. Buchanan.--James H. Fuller, William Ratcliff and Elijah Vance. Buckingham.--Colonel Waller Ford, Dr. William Chappel and Peter R. Patterson. Campbell.--Bolling Clark, Richard Morgan, John R. McDaruel. Caroline.--William R. B. Wyatt, Robert Hudgin, Richard H. Garrett. Carroll.--John Wilkenson, Samuel D. Staples and Benjamin Cooley. Charlotte.--Robert F. Gaines, Thomas T. Bouldin and Zechariah Bugg. Chesterfield.--Woodson W. Hancock, Charles W. Frien
The Daily Dispatch: March 14, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
sent from the city, and require them to report to the Chief Engineer. The President stated that he had information which would render the adoption of the resolution unnecessary. The Government had already ordered them back. The Committee on Finance reported, through the chairman, Mr. Burr, on the resolution asking the renewal of a warrant on the Chamberlain, the same having been lost, and recommended the renewal of the same with the usual security. Also, on the application of Messrs. Jones & Slater, asking for a change in the form of a bond for money due them by the city, and recommending that the said bond be paid, so as to save the trouble of modification. The reports were agreed to. Mr. Stokes, from the Committee on the First Market, reported that the committee had under consideration the petition of John P. Sledd, butcher, asking reinstatement in the market as a butcher, and recommended that the prayer of the petitioner be granted.--Agreed to. Mr. Scott, fro