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The Daily Dispatch: October 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 14 (search)
he courted the battle's rage; with theirs his arm was lifted; with theirs his blood was shed," He came again, after fifty years had sped on, and a spontaneous burst of acclamation and rejoicing rang through the length and breadth of the land--"a long, loud, transporting shout, like the mingling of many winds, rolled on, undying, to freedom's farthest mountains." A flag of truce passed up yesterday from Fort Monroe to Craney Island, with three ladies--one of this city, one living in Wester Virginia, and one for New Orleans. Persons recently from the coast report nothing of special moment. A vigilant guard is maintained all along the beautiful and almost unbroken coast of Princess Anne county — the hard, smooth, and wave-beaten shore affording a splendid roadway (or broadway, if you choose) for the brave and watchful scouting parties of the Chesapeake and Princess Anne cavalry companies, stationed on the grand old shore of the Atlantic, "where the view is large." Occasionally