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The Daily Dispatch: July 16, 1861., [Electronic resource], Runaway Negro. (search)
. Moore, of the Confederate States Army, Capt. Thomas Chubb, with the pilot boat Royal Yacht, with our fellow citizen John S. Sydnor, proceeded to board the steamer, which proved to be the South Carolina, formerly in the New York and Savannah trade, ng at the same time out of range when the steamer hoisted a white flag. The Yacht then sent a boat alongside, bearing Col. Sydnor and Capt. Chubb. They were received with due ceremony and marked politeness. Col. Sydnor having delivered Capt. MoorCol. Sydnor having delivered Capt. Moore's letter, Capt. Alden gave him written notice of the blockade. A conversation of about an hour ensued, during which Capt. Alden was assured of the entire unity of our people in reference to resisting the oppression of the North Capt. Alden expresenever it came to that, we would give him a warm reception. There was one feature in this affair worthy of note. Col. Sydnor is a native of the South, while Capt. Chubb was raised in the same town (Charlestown, Mass.,) with Capt. Alden. He wa