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Robert Underwood Johnson, Clarence Clough Buell, Battles and Leaders of the Civil War: Volume 2. 4 4 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: December 29, 1862., [Electronic resource], Proceedings of the Courts. (search)
tleman present detained Congre. They were both then put under arrest. Care sent on to the Hustings Court for trial. Thomas E. Coun, a Confederate officer, was charged with stabbing Antone Capeheart, a German. No witnesses appearing, the prisoner stated that the stabbing of Capeheart was purely through mistake. He (Conn) was attacked on Friday evening by a party of rowdies, and Capeheart rushing in, doubtless to prevent a row, was mistaken by him for one of the party and stabbed. Officer Soul said that Capeheart was wounded in the face his entire jaw being laid open, which prevented him from appearing. The case was continued, and the prisoner refused bail. Sergeant Lynn Farrell, 55th N. C.; Troy Carroll, do,; John Mathews. 32d N. C.; Bannister White, 59th Va.; and A H., Wheeler, James Hobiss, and T. R. Warren, of the 59th Georgia, forming a squad of city patrols, who, on Wednesday night last, violently opened and entered the house of J. C. Lewis corner of Main and 10th