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The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1863., [Electronic resource], Review of Bragg's last campaign. (search)
ame involved and retreated. I would add that the reports in circulation in regard to Deas's brigade and other brigades in this division, beyond what is here stated, are without foundation. Breckinridge's division, commanded by Bate, and not Lewis, as has been stated, was the next on the left, and was the first in receive the enfilading fire of the enemy on the crest. Bate had repulsed the enemy handsomely, and would have maintained his position had Anderson on his right and Stewart on hiight and left had given way, Col. Smith found no difficulty in rallying the brigade upon a line of bills in the rear, where a stand was made by Gen. Bate and the enemy handsomely repulsed. The Florida brigade, commanded by Lieut Col. Finley, and Lewis's Kentucky brigade, of the same division, taught with equal spirit. Indeed, I may say of the Florida troops generally that I have never known them to fail in the hour of trial. While these events were transpiring on the right and left centr
The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1863., [Electronic resource], Gen. Magruder. (search)
Charge of Theft. --Emeline, slave to Dr. Roan, appeared before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of stealing two pillows and two blankets from S. D. Lewis, in the day time. Lewis testified that the girl entered the room through the window in his absence and took the blankets. Dr. Lyne, the agent for the owner, haLewis testified that the girl entered the room through the window in his absence and took the blankets. Dr. Lyne, the agent for the owner, had the case continued till to-day, to get a witness who would prove that the girl kept her things in Lewis's room, by his consent — that she slept in the same room with him — and that the pillows and blankets belonged to her. he room through the window in his absence and took the blankets. Dr. Lyne, the agent for the owner, had the case continued till to-day, to get a witness who would prove that the girl kept her things in Lewis's room, by his consent — that she slept in the same room with him — and that the pillows and blankets belonged t
The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1863., [Electronic resource], Stealing. (search)
Stealing. --Emeline, slave to Dr. Roan, is under arrest for stealing pillows and blankets worth $80, the property of S. D. Lewis. She is to be examined this morning for the offence.
The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1863., [Electronic resource], Punished. (search)
Punished. --Lewis, slave to Francis B. Hart, was punished by order of the Mayor for assaulting a female employee at the Spotswood Hotel.