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The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], Yankee telegraphic Trick. (search)
Captured by the blockaders. Augusta, Aug. 6. --The Charleston papers, of this morning, contain a telegraphic dispatch, dated Savannah, August 5th, stating that the steamer Lodena, Capt. Ludcher, from Nassau 31st ult., after entering Ossabaw Sound. Monday morning, grounded, and was captured by the Federal blockaders. George Marshall and two pilots, passengers, escaped in a small boat. They represent that a large number of Federal vessels are about the port of Nassau, causing great excitement at that place. The Lodena first at tempted to enter Tybee, but was fired into from the Costello Tower, a shot passing through her cabin. Her cargo is very valuable.
The Daily Dispatch: August 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Rappahannock lines. (search)
Runaway --On Sunday, 27th June,David, a negro boy, about 20 years of age, ginger-bread color, owned by Messrs. Green & Marshall, and hired of P. M. Tabb & Son. He left the farm formerly occupied by Dr. Duval, on the Westham road. He was last seen in company with two negroes of Mr. Moncure, and it is supposed they were making their way towards the enemy's lines in the upper country. A suitable reward will be paid for his return to Mr. Drumheller, the overseer on the farm, or to myself. A. D. Williams, au 7--3t Trustee for B. W. Green.