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The Daily Dispatch: August 31, 1863., [Electronic resource], The siege of Charleston. (search)
entlemen braved many dangers and much hardship on their route to this city, and fairly wept for joy on again treading the soil of their native land. They represent the South as having many warm friends at the North, and say that the supporters of the Federal Administration are very despondent over the slow progress of the draft, and begin to think it impossible to conquer the Confederacy. Prison Record.--The following commitments have been made at Castle Thunder since our last report: H. Curt, company C. Ringgold Battery, captured near Winchester on Thursday last; Capt. Bishop and three others, captured on the schooner Golden Rod; Capt. Wible and two others, from the schooner Coquette; Capt. Wm. Boothby and three men, from the schooner Two Brothers; Lewis A. Miller, attempting to cross our lines on the Black water. The arrivals at the Libby Prison were three Yankees brought down from Staunton; one recently captured at Bottom's Bridge; two from Gordonsville; five from Hartwe