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The Daily Dispatch: December 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], The fighting in North Carolina. (search)
somewhat repulsive- featured, but very polite gentleman, whom he introduced to the Marshal as Job C. Rich, who claimed to be a Captain in the Confederate army, and desired a pass into the land of Seche found himself unwittingly placed in a very unpleasant and delicate position with regard to Captain Rich, and he thought his duty to the Government demanded that he should lay the case before the Uninstructed by the Government. The facts were these: At the breaking out of the rebellion Captain Job C. Rich was a Captain of Marines in the United States Navy, and was stationed on board the 74 gunficers in the U. S. Navy, at the commencement of the rebellion, he did not recollect of seeing Capt. Rich's name; but the Captain now informed him that his resignation was tendered in due form, but haavy-Yard. The Admiral said he had never been able to ascertain what had become of his friend Captain Rich, and had supposed him long since dead, until about two months ago, when, to his surprise, the