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The Daily Dispatch: December 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], Army letters. (search)
would have been guilty of grand larceny if convicted, but the Court putting aside the fictitious valuation proceeded to try Jones for petty larceny and Cousins for receiving the proceeds of his theft. Both were found guilty, and ordered each 39 lashes. A summons was issued against John R. Allen to show cause why he should not be fined for allowing his slave, Wm. Jackson, to go at large. A summons was issued to compel the attendance of Thomas Haggarty as a witness in behalf of Jno. W. Brown and George Hoppell, charged with grand larceny. Ned Patterson, free negro, convicted March 13th, 1860, of remaining in the Commonwealth contrary to law, persisting in so doing, after being allowed time to go away, was brought up and sentenced to be sold as a slave. John Rouke was found guilty of permitting his slave, Russets, to go at large, and fined $20 and the costs of Court. C. S. District Court.--This tribunal was in session yesterday, but did nothing beyond recognizi