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The Daily Dispatch: April 26, 1864., [Electronic resource], Progress of the War. (search)
f a mile from town, and the negroes were turned loose upon the unarmed and defenceless old men, women, and children, and nearly every house in town was entered, robbed, and the inmates insulted and abused.-- They entered the residence of Dr. J. S Browne, and stole his daughter's watch and broke up and destroyed all her fancy articles on the centre table, threatening to shoot the Doctor.-- They next forced an entrance into the residence of Dr. Robert Murray, an aged man and a cripple, and stole his bed blankets, and the clothes of his wife and daughter, amounting in value to $1,500 or more, frightening the ladies with their threats. At Mrs. Ann Browne's, they stole a gold watch, earrings, cuff pins, and bracelet from Mrs. Pipkin.-- Took Dr. L. C. Holland's pocket book, containing about fifty dollars in State funds from him, and attempted to force him to take their hated oath of allegiance, which he declined; broke into the stores of solomon Hodges, Joseph P. Hall and Jas. B. Norfleet,