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Pascagoula (Mississippi, United States) (search for this): article 8
Important capture.
--Five Abolitionists, to gather with 400 sacks of salt and 2,000 pairs of boots were captured at Pascagoula, Ala, by a company of partisan rangers last week.
It seems that these men had a boat and were on a regular trading expedition along the coast.
They were brought to Mobile.