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The Daily Dispatch: August 8, 1862., [Electronic resource], Later from the North. (search)
eatment. Gen. McClellan came on board of this boat at Harrison's Landing, spent two or three hours in greeting and conversing with the men, and spreading among them his own undiminished enthusiasm. Experience of a "British subject." Peter Dolan, a printer, from Ireland, for 20 years a resident of America, and for a long time a citizen of Charleston, left here some months ago with his "papers" as a British subject, intending to go North with his family. He went to Norfolk, Va., and tMr. Myers, " you haven't got your hand out of the lion's mouth yet." At last he came to Richmond, where he still found difficulty in getting off, but finally got this pass: Headq's Department Henrico, Richmond, July 21, 1862. Peter Dolan, Sarah C. Dolan, Fanny Dolan, Sarah Dolan, and Caroline Dolan, British subjects, have permission to pass by way of Petersburg, in the Confederate States, to visit Montreal, Canada, subject to the control of the military authorities of the Conf