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Orange Court House (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
nts and downy beds are freely offered for their comfort; soft hands eagerly administer to their wants; delicacies are plentifully provided; the wounded and the suffering are carefully attended by day and night, until health and vigor return, when the gallant and grateful soldier is sent on his way, with blessings on his head, and prayers for his success and safety. I might alidade to the generous efforts, labors, and attentions of Magruder, Haxall, Newman, Dr. J. L. Jones, and others in old Orange, where the sacred remains of Madisot unpose peacefully at Monticello, that lonely and charming retreat; but time and space eye. disufficient, and those high-toned and great hearted men desire no fulsome words of practice. The storm that commenced yesterday morning increased to a heavy gale, and during the greater part of last night the wind blew with greater violence from Northeast and changing to Northwest before morning It is hoped that we shall hear of more disasters to the Federal s
Lynnhaven (Utah, United States) (search for this): article 1
oldest and most respected farmers of Princess Anne county, died on Saturday at a very advanced age. He was born when the country was disturbed by the roar of the American Revolution, and having lived during the period that marked the splendid career and rapid progress of the States, his earthly pilgrimage was closed amid the struggles of another great revolution, when the sky is again darkened by the smoke of battle, and the deep booming of great guns is heard along the beautiful shores of Lynnhaven, where he lived, and far down towards the "Great Ocean! strongest of creation's sons-- Unconquerable, unreported, untired, That roils his wild, profound, eternal bees, in nature's anthem," Much concern and sympathy is felt here for the Hampton people, who have lost so severely and suffered so greatly during the present war. The soldiers are poorly clad; the aged men and women are sorely pressed by privation and want; the children are without shoes and thinly clad;
Monticello (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
eagerly administer to their wants; delicacies are plentifully provided; the wounded and the suffering are carefully attended by day and night, until health and vigor return, when the gallant and grateful soldier is sent on his way, with blessings on his head, and prayers for his success and safety. I might alidade to the generous efforts, labors, and attentions of Magruder, Haxall, Newman, Dr. J. L. Jones, and others in old Orange, where the sacred remains of Madisot unpose peacefully at Monticello, that lonely and charming retreat; but time and space eye. disufficient, and those high-toned and great hearted men desire no fulsome words of practice. The storm that commenced yesterday morning increased to a heavy gale, and during the greater part of last night the wind blew with greater violence from Northeast and changing to Northwest before morning It is hoped that we shall hear of more disasters to the Federal ships on the coast of the Carolinas. The weather to-day is clear an
Hampton (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
to inconvenience, and even poverty and deep distress — their pleasant dwellings having fed the greedy flames — their homes a desolate waste — the flowers they loved and cultured plucked by impious vandal hands, or withered and destroyed — the bright hopes of life blasted, and the gay dreams of future disappointed, by the realization of dark days of sadness and sorrow. They who are able will not be heedless of the cry of distress that comes up from the people of the once hospitable town of Hampton. Food, and clothing, and money, too, they must have. The great Southern heart already throbs with deep emotion for them. The wall of mothers and daughters for gallant sons and brothers lost in battle, deepened by loss and deprivation, will be heard, and a generous response there will be,. No time should be lost. The wintry winds are already high and piercing, and the needed relief must not be much longer delayed. The information received of the landing of the Lincoln troops at Por
Craney Island (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
From Norfolk. a trip to Richmond — attentions bestowed upon soldiers to Manassas and Gordonsville — a Grand Ball at Craney Island — death of on old Citizen — the Hampton soldiers, &c. [special correspondence of the Dispatch.] [The subjoined letter should have reached us earlier; but, from some disarrangement, we were deprived of our Norfolk correspondence for several days last week.] Norfolk, November 7, 1861. Your correspondent, on a recent flying trip through ts hoped that we shall hear of more disasters to the Federal ships on the coast of the Carolinas. The weather to-day is clear and reasonable. Notwithstanding the gale a number of ladies and gentlemen went down in steamers last evening to Craney Island to attend the ball to which I alluded in my last letter. Maj. Gen. Huger and other prominent officers were present on the occasion, and the gay affair passed off in fine style. On account of the blow the steamers did not return until 9 o'c
Lynn (Massachusetts, United States) (search for this): article 1
sappoint the confident expectations of his friends and constituents. Some change has taken place in our market. Corn has been received in lots of considerable size. We note arrivals of forty thousand barrels. Sales at 60 to 65 cents, and rather dull. Meal — Sales of good lots at 80 to 85 cents. Oats are scarce, and sell at 40 to 45 cents. Sugars are more plentiful, and prices range lower. Salted Provisions are generally high, such especially, as bacon, pork, beef, &c. Butter retails here at 40 to 50 cents. Fresh beef retails at 6 to 15 cents, according to quality. --Fresh pork sells at 12 to 15 cents. Poultry is plentiful, and sells at high prices --geese 62 to 75 cents each. Eggs 20 to 25 cts. Sweet potatoes 60 to 75 cents per bushel. Cabbages, fair size and good quality, 5 to 8 cents. Fish getting rather scarce and high — spots fair size, 50 cents per dozen. Oysters, at retail, 75 cents per gallon, Lynn. haven, $1 to $1.26
Fortress Monroe (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
en whom they are vainly and arrogantly attempting to subdue. If the weak and ungraceful deceiver who has the name of President, and the money-making clique around him, and that pretend to admire him, knew the real sentiment of the South, they would probably pursue a very different course in regard to this war, and save a vast amount of treasure and many valuable lives. "Bray a fool in a mortar," &c. Several ladies, on their way to their homes in Kentucky, came up Tuesday from Fortress Monroe in a steam boat with a flag of truce. Mrs. Broughton, the treasurer of the Soldiers' Aid Societies, acknowledges the receipt of $139 from the Histrionic Association and the Petersburg Rifles, to be appropriated for the relief of sick and needy soldiers. The officer who shot the soldier named William Cain, of the Saint Ceraw Rifles, Third Louisiana Battalion, published a statement justifying the affair, and appends a card of a superior officer, who fully sanctions the act, Cain
Port Royal, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
ton. Food, and clothing, and money, too, they must have. The great Southern heart already throbs with deep emotion for them. The wall of mothers and daughters for gallant sons and brothers lost in battle, deepened by loss and deprivation, will be heard, and a generous response there will be,. No time should be lost. The wintry winds are already high and piercing, and the needed relief must not be much longer delayed. The information received of the landing of the Lincoln troops at Port Royal causes but little surprise in this city; and the general impression is that they will be badly handled by the indignant and warlike inhabitants of the South, whose soil they desecrate; that they will soon be compelled to surrender or be routed and scattered by the enraged freemen whom they are vainly and arrogantly attempting to subdue. If the weak and ungraceful deceiver who has the name of President, and the money-making clique around him, and that pretend to admire him, knew the real s
Fish (search for this): article 1
sappoint the confident expectations of his friends and constituents. Some change has taken place in our market. Corn has been received in lots of considerable size. We note arrivals of forty thousand barrels. Sales at 60 to 65 cents, and rather dull. Meal — Sales of good lots at 80 to 85 cents. Oats are scarce, and sell at 40 to 45 cents. Sugars are more plentiful, and prices range lower. Salted Provisions are generally high, such especially, as bacon, pork, beef, &c. Butter retails here at 40 to 50 cents. Fresh beef retails at 6 to 15 cents, according to quality. --Fresh pork sells at 12 to 15 cents. Poultry is plentiful, and sells at high prices --geese 62 to 75 cents each. Eggs 20 to 25 cts. Sweet potatoes 60 to 75 cents per bushel. Cabbages, fair size and good quality, 5 to 8 cents. Fish getting rather scarce and high — spots fair size, 50 cents per dozen. Oysters, at retail, 75 cents per gallon, Lynn. haven, $1 to $1.26
Haxall (search for this): article 1
ouses are thrown open to the soldiers; airy apartments and downy beds are freely offered for their comfort; soft hands eagerly administer to their wants; delicacies are plentifully provided; the wounded and the suffering are carefully attended by day and night, until health and vigor return, when the gallant and grateful soldier is sent on his way, with blessings on his head, and prayers for his success and safety. I might alidade to the generous efforts, labors, and attentions of Magruder, Haxall, Newman, Dr. J. L. Jones, and others in old Orange, where the sacred remains of Madisot unpose peacefully at Monticello, that lonely and charming retreat; but time and space eye. disufficient, and those high-toned and great hearted men desire no fulsome words of practice. The storm that commenced yesterday morning increased to a heavy gale, and during the greater part of last night the wind blew with greater violence from Northeast and changing to Northwest before morning It is hoped th
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