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Hyde (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 16
North Carolina. --The following notice of affairs in Hyde county, N. C., which we copy from the Washington Dispatch, will attract attention: No county on the waters accessible through Hatteras Inlet is so much exposed to the incursion and depredations of the enemy as Hyde. It is within 30 or 40 miles of the Fort — the enemy's headquarters. Indeed, Hatteras is a part of Hyde. Boats can cross almost at any time and land at any point they may choose. The wealth there will excite their thieving propensities; and the number of slaves that could be run off and sold in Cuba would pay the entire expense of the expedition. Old Butler's heart leaps with fiendish pleasure at the prospect. A flag of truce was sent by the officer in command of the Fort to the citizens there on Friday last, informing them that they shall not be molested, if they will take the oath of allegiance to the Abolition Government, and aid, of course, the invading army conquering the States. We have this fro
Cuba, N. Y. (New York, United States) (search for this): article 16
copy from the Washington Dispatch, will attract attention: No county on the waters accessible through Hatteras Inlet is so much exposed to the incursion and depredations of the enemy as Hyde. It is within 30 or 40 miles of the Fort — the enemy's headquarters. Indeed, Hatteras is a part of Hyde. Boats can cross almost at any time and land at any point they may choose. The wealth there will excite their thieving propensities; and the number of slaves that could be run off and sold in Cuba would pay the entire expense of the expedition. Old Butler's heart leaps with fiendish pleasure at the prospect. A flag of truce was sent by the officer in command of the Fort to the citizens there on Friday last, informing them that they shall not be molested, if they will take the oath of allegiance to the Abolition Government, and aid, of course, the invading army conquering the States. We have this from a citizen just from there on a hurried trip to Raleigh for aid. --And aid they must
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 16
North Carolina. --The following notice of affairs in Hyde county, N. C., which we copy from the Washington Dispatch, will attract attention: No county on the waters accessible through Hatteras Inlet is so much exposed to the incursion and depredations of the enemy as Hyde. It is within 30 or 40 miles of the Fort — the enemy's headquarters. Indeed, Hatteras is a part of Hyde. Boats can cross almost at any time and land at any point they may choose. The wealth there will excite their thieving propensities; and the number of slaves that could be run off and sold in Cuba would pay the entire expense of the expedition. Old Butler's heart leaps with fiendish pleasure at the prospect. A flag of truce was sent by the officer in command of the Fort to the citizens there on Friday last, informing them that they shall not be molested, if they will take the oath of allegiance to the Abolition Government, and aid, of course, the invading army conquering the States. We have this fro
Hyde (search for this): article 16
North Carolina. --The following notice of affairs in Hyde county, N. C., which we copy from the Washington Dispatch, will attract attention: No county on the waters accessible through Hatteras Inlet is so much exposed to the incursion and depredations of the enemy as Hyde. It is within 30 or 40 miles of the Fort — the enemy's headquarters. Indeed, Hatteras is a part of Hyde. Boats can cross almost at any time and land at any point they may choose. The wealth there will excite their thieving propensities; and the number of slaves that could be run off and sold in Cuba would pay the entire expense of the expedition. Old Butler's heart leaps with fiendish pleasure at the prospect. A flag of truce was sent by the officer in command of the Fort to the citizens there on Friday last, informing them that they shall not be molested, if they will take the oath of allegiance to the Abolition Government, and aid, of course, the invading army conquering the States. We have this fro