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The Daily Dispatch: October 2, 1863., [Electronic resource], Departure of one of the "Friends of the South." (search)
and accomplishes his exit as the editor of one of the leading papers of the State of Georgia. We would like to believe that he went out from this port in good faith, and in pursuance of the object assigned by him as the reason for his going, but the authoritative statements of the paper with which he was connected precludes the possibility of any such belief being entertained. The credentials, papers and vouchers upon which he was permitted to sail appear to have been ample. The Raleigh (N. C.) Progress has the following paragraph about him: We remember the chap, Hallock. He was in Raleigh last spring. He talked big, cursed the Yankees, drank whiskey, and kept up a good appearance generally — we mean for a Yankee just arrived in the Confederacy, and who wished to make his loyalty to our cause appear above suspicion. We suspected then that he came as a spy, and we are not at all surprised to find our suspicions turn out correct. He boasted here of the distinguished co