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The Daily Dispatch: may 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], Spirit of the Southern people. (search)
aw-bridge there to see if their boats could pass up that stream. The officers were nobly seconded in their endeavors by the five dragoons sent with them, and ran considerable danger of being nabbed by the minions of Lincoln. They passed through Gloucester on their return, and report the people as most enthusiastic in their devotion to Southern rights. This was specially the case in regard to the ladies, who entertained them on their way up. They speak in this connection in high praise of Misses Bettle C. Broaddus, Virginia T. Jones, Pamela Jones Justice Brocks and Eliza Broaddus, also Mr. Edwin Broaddus; and express the opinion, from personal observation, that there is not the slightest Yankee in the composition of any of them. The names of the arrested parties are Thos Luton, D. Wagner, B. F. Robinson, E. J. Robinson, Thomas Haley and John J. Grassitt. A patient examination took place yesterday before Gen. Winder, who determined to hold Haley and Grassitt as witnesses only.