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The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Affairs at the South. (search)
ficient to light every house in the Confederacy for the next six months, and put a stopper on the exorbitant extortion now practiced on the people for that article. So, also, on every plantation, may, in almost every kitchen, the monthly waste of ashes and grease, with the addition of a little lime and salt, and the labor of one person for one day will make soap enough to cleanse every man, woman and child, and their clothing. Now, why should we any longer pay thirty cents a pound for soap and sixty cents for candles? Crops in Florida. A correspondent of the Savannah Republican, writing from Florida, says the provision crop of Madison, Jefferson, and Leon counties is abundant. Corn, peas, potatoes, cane, pumpkins, etc., have been made in the greatest abundance. There is scarcely a planter who has sufficient stock to consume and destroy what is left in the fields. The people of that portion of Florida. at least. can afford to snap their fingers at Lincoln's blocked.
The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Kentucky and Missouri. (search)
e official vote of Albemarle is, for James P. Holcombe, 566; S. F. Leake, 362; R. G. H. Kean, 69. An intelligent correspondent (whose letter we are compelled to defer) estimates Holcombe's majority in the district and in the camps at 1,000 Eighth district--The returns Indicate the election of Dejarnette over Morton and Lacy. The counties of Spotsylvania, Stanerl, King George, and Caroline, and three camps, give Dejarnette, 1,249; Morton, 350; Lacy, 451. Tenth district--In the counties of Clarke, Jefferson, and Frederick, the vote resulted; A. R. Boteler, 659; Andrew Hunter, 693; Thomas C. Green, 245. Shenandoah has probably gone for Green by 150 or 200 majority, and Hardy for Boteler by 200. Returns indicate the election of Boteler, though the vote will be pretty close. Thirteenth district--Wythe county, Walter Preston, 361; Fayette McMullen, 63. Preston's majority 288. The remainder of the district not heard from. The vote is everywhere unanimous for Davis and Stephens.