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The Daily Dispatch: December 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], Deaths of Confederate prisoners. (search)
Tenn; W J Roland, 48th G; H R Reeves, 4th N C; D R'ggs, 18th do; C S Shephard, Ga; Los Smith, 58th N C; T Stephens, 1st Mo cav; Peter Seaford, 5th N C; John Sullens, 1st Ala; R H Sterling, 11th Va; M D Thomer, 52d Va; J Talley, 10th Na; Charles Tate, 2d N C; O Thompson, 24th Ga; J N Veszey, 8th S C cav ; Ed. Wither, 45th N C; Bartlett Plerson, 20th do; J N Alexander, 11th do; A Amos, 35th Ga; J W Aros, LisAla; A Austin, 55th N C; M Baldwin, 62d do; J W Baldwin, 53d Va; J Brown, 2d S C. A J Carter, 22d N C; Jas Catt, 35th Va; S O Croer, 10th N C; Jas Crafts, 26th Miss; J T Dally. 1st Mo cav; John Dixon, 59th Gat Y R Davis, 52d N C; W H Daniels, 51st Ala; Jno D Eddins, 21st Ark; W W Eubank, 13th Ala; John Echois, 1st S C art; John Fowier, 47th N C; L A Fritz, 15th Ala; Thos Frame, 17th Va; D S Gaston, 19th Ark; S Garrett.11th N C; Wm S Grant, 2d N C; D Gresh, 52d N C; T Hayne, 9th Va; A B Hence, 15th Ala; M Hunderchot, 18th Va; Re Harris, 52d N C; A S Bartley, 37th N C; H Harcum, 40th
The Daily Dispatch: December 16, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Staunton (search)
Stealing cattle --Julius C. Waltzman was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of stealing two cows, worth $600, of James M. Carter, on Sunday night last, and selling the same to Henry Brell. Mr. Briel testified that, about 9 o'clock last Sunday night, the prisoner came to his house and offered to sell him a lot of horned cattle, sheep, and hogs, saying that he had a number to dispose of, remarking at the same time that he was a soldier and was stationed on the Mehey arrived. Sergeant Posers and his squad laid in ambush till half-past 1 o'clock, when they returned to their quarters. About 2 o'clock the prisoner, with two other men, reached Briel's, having in charge two cows which they had stolen form Mrs. Carter. Prisoner asked $500 for the cattle, but finally agreed to sell them for $400, taking Briel's note for the amount, payable the next morning at 9 o'clock After prisoner left Briel reported what had transpired to Sergeant Powers, and arrangemen