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The Daily Dispatch: September 30, 1861., [Electronic resource], Gen. Jeff. Thompson. (search)
o Southern interest, did not attach his name. We think it likely, and only serves to remind our authorities that they should be doubly vigilant in the transmission of letters. Quite a crowd gathered to witness the departure, and we saw several eyes "unused to weep," shed tears of sorrow when bidding adieu to their friends whom they "might never see more." The boat moved off amid the waving of handkerchiefs by those on the boat and wharf. We append a list of those who went off: Mrs. Margaret Swift, Miss Wright, Mrs. Weerdorn and children, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Zelena Barclay, Philip GeBault, Mrs. C. Bennett and four children, Miss Annie Bennett, Mrs. Elizabeth Price, Mrs. M. A. Wilson and children, J. A. Eyster, H. Kelly, Miss Nettie Ince, Mrs. Segar, Mrs. Smallwood, Miss Smallwood, Miss Blackwood, John Gaynor and wife, Daniel R. Turner, Mrs. Joanna Mott. One of our men, taken prisoner at Hatteras, was brought to Old Point, and came up last evening in the flag of truce.--While