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The Daily Dispatch: August 17, 1864., [Electronic resource], The "Siege" of Atlanta. (search)
unted as the one who had knowledgeproperty; but subsequently Mary's . (as she said) prompted her to tell the truth about the matter, and she confessed that Martha to do with it; that she had been put up in it on her by Sandy, her brother, and that the negro she gave it to. Mary and Sandy were remanded for examination before the Hustings Court. Martha was discharged. Robert, slave of James Reper, was ordered to be whipped for stealing twenty ears of corn from his Agnes was similarly dealt with for a little white boy, the son of D. ; and John, after of William B. Cock, charged with using impudent language towards Benjamin B. Sayre, was also punished with stripes. A. Milli, charged with buying melons in the Second Market to sell again, was made to pay a fine of fifty dollars (if being his second offence) and suffer confiscation of his purchase. Augustus also charged with buying melons to sell again, was subjected to a fine of twenty dollars and confiscation.