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The Daily Dispatch: October 12, 1863., [Electronic resource], Death of Brig. Gen. Marsh Walker Confirmed. (search)
Mayor's Court. --Thomas N. Green, for breaking a church window and striking a watchman with a stone, was lined $3, and held to ball for good behavior. James Armistead, a negro, charged with stealing $860 of Matthew A. Linton, was examined and discharged. Kitty, a slave, stealing 10 yards of gray cloth, was acquitted. T. E. Bolster, for being disorderly at the Theatre, was held to bail. James Smith, slave to John Stewart, charged with felony, will be examined next Wednesday.
The Daily Dispatch: October 12, 1863., [Electronic resource], From General Bragg's army. (search)
ifty cents per bushel. In many of the counties it is given and delivered to the families without any charge. The currency has greatly improved. Within a few days it was down to 15 for one in gold, and transactions were reported at 17 for one in this city. Gold is now slow at 8 for one, and in Brownsville, on the Mexico border, it was being freely exchanged, at last advices, at the rate of 1 for ten in Confederate notes. This is the result of the operation of the tax law. Lieut.-Gen. Smith and Maj.-Gen. Magruder have the fullest confidence of the people. The policy of Gen. Magruder of "fighting the enemy at once, furiously, whenever he appears," has been our salvation. The Fabian policy may be a good one, but it don't suit him. The report of his being killed, that appeared in the N. O. Era, was an outrageous lie, but of a piece with nearly everything that paper publishes about this State. Please don't copy any of its villainous falsehoods. We have a report t