Natchez courier - 27/11/1861
1861; Gale Group;
Autores
C. F. Merrick, City Clerk, C. E. Merrick, City Clerk, A Member of the Mcnair Rules, Isaac C. Hill,
ResumoNews: Courier Dispatches More of the Piketon Fight, City Council, They Intend to Get Cotton, Important Enterprise in Florida, Sexton's Report, A special dispatch to the Advertiser from Pensacola yesterday, says that Fort Pickens opened on the gunboat Nelms and the transport steamers Times and Cansomn, "Cotton Pamine", The Drowned of the Battle of Leesburg, Capt. Smith was lately convicted of piracy in Philadelphia, behaving, been captured in a private, Short Lease of Life, An Affecting Incident of the Late Battle, Painful Rumor, It is said the last words of the gallant Major Puliter, who fell at the head of the 11th Louisan in the battle near Columbus, "The Situation", During the early part of this week Comodore Hollines musquite fleet which struck teror to the Yankees at the "Battle of the Passes," passed up the river, Exchange of Prisoners, Latest from Tennessee More Arrests, The Bowling Green correspondent of the Union and American, says a gentleman direct from Elizabethtown, reports the Federlists four thousand strong and advancing to Racon Creek, also speaks of the smallpox and the black measles is raging at a fearful rate, amonget the Federalists, Illegible Article, A special dispatch to the Union and American says that the Severeignty, Convention at Russelville, Our Captured Commissioners, That splendid and well drilled corps, President Davis's Message A Synopsis, Multiple News Items, Later from Richmond Slidell and Mason, The Difference, Masonic Tribute, The Heroic Jackson, Jeff Davis Troupe, Our War Size, The Germans In- Again, Stay Law. Editorial: We learn there are quite a number of men now in camp near this city, who having furnished themselves with uniforces, provisions, &c have near about exhausted their means, At the request of a patron we called at the shop of our old follow citizen R. Fitzpatrick, a few days age to look at the splendid sword he has just finished by order of the State of Mississippi as a present to Major General Earl Van Dora, Another Cargo of Arms, Later from Columbus. Obituary. Letter to the editor: Mr. Editor—You are well aware, a camp is at all times a place for news and gossip, and as some of our camp news may be of some interest to your many readers, allow me to give you some items. Miscellaneous: City of Natchez. Shipping news: The Baltimore Sun of the 29th report the arrival of the Steamer Norwegian at Portland with European dates to the 8th of November, The steamer Pink Varble arrived yesterday under a flag of truce at …. Arts & Entertainment: The building for the International Exhibition at London, of 1862, is progressing very rapidly and satisfactorily. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements.
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