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The Daily Dispatch: November 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Courtesies of War. (search)
Hardley, and James B. Shock, white men, arrested in the house of Willianna Tyree, a free negro, in Butchertown, Saturday night, appearing to be soldiers, were sent to Major Griswold, the Provost Marshal, to be returned to their regiments. Wm. McMullen was charged with begging and getting drunk on the proceeds of his solicitations. He promised instant reform, but his Honor having seen a part of his performances both in the begging and Bacchanalian line, McMullen was sent to jail in default McMullen was sent to jail in default of security to be of good behavior. Chas. Lindner and Wm. Grobe, charged with having certain counterfeit notes of the Danbury (Ct.) Bank in their possession, and offering to sell the same to Owens & Son, were examined and acquitted. Acquitted.--E. H. Taliaferro, charged with obtaining money from the State by means of forged checks, was carried before the Mayor on Saturday for examination. Nothing being offered in evidence either on that or the previous examination directly sustaining