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John Letcher (search for this): article 17
Pardoned. --Governor Letcher on Saturday pardoned and released from the Penitentiary, a man named John Brown, who was sent up for two years by the Circuit Court of Norfolk county, for passing counterfeit money.--Brown had served out the greater portion of his time.
Norfolk (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 17
Pardoned. --Governor Letcher on Saturday pardoned and released from the Penitentiary, a man named John Brown, who was sent up for two years by the Circuit Court of Norfolk county, for passing counterfeit money.--Brown had served out the greater portion of his time.
R. Chandler (search for this): article 18
Arrests. --The Mayor's police captured Saturday and last night only two subjects, R. Chandler, charged with trespassing on Ro. Gray and destroying his property, and Edward, slave of John D. Quarles, for stealing a pair of shoes.
Robert Gray (search for this): article 18
Arrests. --The Mayor's police captured Saturday and last night only two subjects, R. Chandler, charged with trespassing on Ro. Gray and destroying his property, and Edward, slave of John D. Quarles, for stealing a pair of shoes.
John D. Quarles (search for this): article 18
Arrests. --The Mayor's police captured Saturday and last night only two subjects, R. Chandler, charged with trespassing on Ro. Gray and destroying his property, and Edward, slave of John D. Quarles, for stealing a pair of shoes.
Meade (search for this): article 19
Bishop Meade's funeral. --The funeral of the venerable Bishop Meade will take place to-day. The services will be performed at St. Paul's Church, at 12 o'clock. Bishop Meade's funeral. --The funeral of the venerable Bishop Meade will take place to-day. The services will be performed at St. Paul's Church, at 12 o'clock.
St. Paul's church (United Kingdom) (search for this): article 19
Bishop Meade's funeral. --The funeral of the venerable Bishop Meade will take place to-day. The services will be performed at St. Paul's Church, at 12 o'clock.
Jefferson Davis (search for this): article 2
eans of Supplying our army with Religious reading. Montgomery, Ala., March 12, 1862 me to make a statement which of interest to all who feel interested General culture of our army. fall I visited the principal seaboard had established depositories, which kept supplied with Testaments and These agencies have not cost us a concept the mere grants of publications. genglemen who have charge of them descovering anything for their time and In settling with Mr. Benj. B Davis, Spent for this city, I found that he had of thirteen hundred Testaments and had few hundred and thirty-seven thousand one and twenty pages of tracts. All this matter has been distributed by the of the various churches of the city, officers and privates and chaplaint, from time to time call here; and, last, not least, by the noble women of Alabama, who send a tract along with almost garment they make. If so much has offered in so short a time by this one story, what may we not hop
Floyd (search for this): article 2
I found that he had of thirteen hundred Testaments and had few hundred and thirty-seven thousand one and twenty pages of tracts. All this matter has been distributed by the of the various churches of the city, officers and privates and chaplaint, from time to time call here; and, last, not least, by the noble women of Alabama, who send a tract along with almost garment they make. If so much has offered in so short a time by this one story, what may we not hope for from many in almost every division of the Mussir, I found three thousand sick and toldiers. Within a few days all the many of the Donaldson wounded, been brought to that place. Floyd's is largely represented. I was told minister that they had found exceed. ulty in securing reading matter for We now have at that important a depository, and every soldier in will be supplied, as we have sent on hundred thousand pages of tracts testaments. A. E. Dickisson, lapt. Ocipertage among the Soldiers.
March 12th, 1862 AD (search for this): article 2
[for the Richmond Dispatch.] and efficient means of Supplying our army with Religious reading. Montgomery, Ala., March 12, 1862 me to make a statement which of interest to all who feel interested General culture of our army. fall I visited the principal seaboard had established depositories, which kept supplied with Testaments and These agencies have not cost us a concept the mere grants of publications. genglemen who have charge of them descovering anything for their time and In settling with Mr. Benj. B Davis, Spent for this city, I found that he had of thirteen hundred Testaments and had few hundred and thirty-seven thousand one and twenty pages of tracts. All this matter has been distributed by the of the various churches of the city, officers and privates and chaplaint, from time to time call here; and, last, not least, by the noble women of Alabama, who send a tract along with almost garment they make. If so much has offered in s
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