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The Daily Dispatch: August 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], Union men in Norfolk. (search)
Union men in Norfolk. We have been furnished a list of the most prominent of those who have openly espoused the Federal cause in Norfolk. The three doctors given in this list are said to be miserable quacks of no reputation or social standing, but are among the most bitter of the whole party, and regular spies and attendants on all occasions at Federal headquarters. The following is the list: W T Harrison, P H Whithurst, Charles Whitehurst & Son, Simon Stone, Joseph Bunkley, Dr Todd, Dr Dow, Dr Sykes, John H Borum, Calvin Bell,--Williams,--Bateman, John Belote, D Malone,--Bradshaw, John Belote, D Malone, --Bradshaw, John Campbell, and --Green.
The Daily Dispatch: August 6, 1863., [Electronic resource], Progress of the War. (search)
and when to properly appropriate a liberal portion of the profit, and patriotically have they done so in this instance, and posterity will bless them for the good deed. I have attended many meetings, but never have I witnessed such unbounded enthusiasm as was indicated at this. The following is the list: James Green, Esq. $1,000; His Honor, May or Wm B Brooks, $500; P H Whitehurst, $500; Dr. D W Todd. $300, Dr. Z Sykes, $200, Wm A Mehagen, $200; John Belote, $150; L W Webb, $225; Joseph Bunkley, $170; Samuel Frost, $200; John T Daniels, $280, Frank Zautzinger, $200; Hon Charles H Whitehurst, $100; Thos M Brown, $200; John H Borum, $300; R B Lovitt; $200; D C Crowell, $200; Asa Jennings, $150; George R Fitzgerald, $200; George P Kneller, $100; L Waterfield, $150; Robert Kewen, $200; Magee & Freeman, $200; Peter Dilwock, two hogsheads tobacco, proceeds to be applied. What is more, the greater part was paid immediately or checked for. The meeting then proceeded to the electio
The Daily Dispatch: January 23, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
in Samuel Maccubbin, assisted by a corps of his officers, started in pursuit on Friday night, and, upon reaching the lower end of Rocketts, overhauled and arrested the following parties, charged with attempting to escape to the enemy: Joseph White, company F, Arsenal battalion; William O. Black, of the Printers' Guard; Chas. Phillips, citizen; Wm. Markwalter, company B, Armory battalion; Chas. H. Coleman, company F, First Virginia reserves; Gerhart Herke, company C, Naval battalion; Joseph Bunkley, company I, Third Virginia regiment; Wilson Schroder, alias August Wilby, company F, First Louisiana regiment. At the same time, James Duke, William T. Duke, Moses S. Duke, citizens; John A. Duke, company A, Fifty-third Virginia regiment; John Hancock, company G, Arsenal battalion, and William E. Lohman, company A, First Virginia reserves, were arrested on the charge of aiding the above- named and other persons to escape to the enemy. Lohman, it is said, is the principal actor in t