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The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1863., [Electronic resource], Fatal Accident. (search)
Servants for hire --Two good Cock Women, without encumbrance, of good character, and also one Woman, with one child, who is a good House Servant, and a superior Nurse and a plain Seamstress. Apply to me at I H Walke's store Main street. Ed M Morgan. mh 30--5t
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1863., [Electronic resource], A Valuable Accession. (search)
A Valuable Accession. --The Charleston correspondent of the Mobile News, says that Mr. Thos. pham a Lieutenant in the British army, and a recall of the British West Indies, arrived there the that day from Barbadoes, and has gone West to service with Gen. Morgan's cavalry. Lieut, pham was educated in England, and is well in armed and highly educated. He expresses the opinion that the final success of the Confederacy, which he looks upon as already accomplished, ll eventually break up the Abolition party in England as well as in America. He represents all a Creoles in the British West Indies as deeply sympathizing in our cause, and that they yet hope slavery established among them.
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1863., [Electronic resource], Further from the North. (search)
o expect a great success when the time for movement comes" Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, has visited all the Pennsylvania troops, and testifies in like manner. A Stafford Court House correspondent, of March 25th, says 40 rebels, disguised as civilians, were discovered yesterday hovering near our lines, and were captured. They were nearly all armed with revolvers, but it is not known whether they were regular Confederate soldiers. A dispatch from Chattanooga, March 23d, says: Morgan had a fight at Auburn, Cancan county, Tenn., Friday, with an overwhelming force of the enemy. He fought gallantly, and killed and wounded a number of the enemy, but was at last forced to retire. It is reported that Lincoln will visit New York shortly. The Herald promises him great enjoyment. The Herald has obtained a copy of the Confederate Navy Register and publishes it in full, with a long article on "the Rebel Navy in Buckram."It asks "where are the ships? Echo answers where