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The Daily Dispatch: February 18, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 9 (search)
numerous buffalo. --The renegade and buffalo, Capt. Hoggard, who has been so long a terror to Eastern Carolina, was captured on Friday night last, and is now a prisoner in the Confederate lines. Hoggard has been depredating on the people of Bertie, Gates, Chowan, and counties contiguous, for some time past, at the head of one hundred renegades, who, like himself, should have deemed it a dear privilege to fight for their native State. Having been considerably annoyed by members of the 62d rs are themselves captured, and such has been the late of the unfortunate Hoggard. Hearing that Hoggard would visit his wife on Friday night last, Captain Bowers dismounted his command and proceeded cautiously to the residence of Hoggard, in Bertie county, nine miles from Windsor. Arriving at their destination, unobserved by the enemy, Hoggard's home was speedily surrounded, and a loud rap at the door given. "Who's there?" inquired a feminine voice from an upper window. "Friends!" was the qui