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The Daily Dispatch: February 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
soner for the offence with which he was charged, but merely with a view to investigate the question of the desertion of both from the army. Lieut. Ludman, of Tompkins's Sharp-Shooters, stated that Hardaman and Turner had been here on sick furlough since September, and no call had been made for their return. He was going back to his company on Friday next, and would take them with him. The Mayor then discharged Turner, and held Hardaman in custody to await the call of his officer. Harriet Holland, a free negro woman, attired in a high style of magnificence, appeared to answer a charge of residing in this city with Memphis papers. She stated that she had been living here thus, contrary to law, about four months. The Mayor ordered her to return to Tennessee by the first opportunity. Louisa Buchanan, charged with using insulting language to Eliza Quinn, failed to appear when called, and the Mayor declared her recognizance ($100, with David Espy as security,) forfeited. Mrs.