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The Daily Dispatch: August 13, 1864., [Electronic resource], Still later from the North. (search)
he Confederate States. Marchs A. Chewning, a courier in the Confederate service, testified, that about the 14th of July last he arrested Montelle and a man named Childress, in Fredericksburg, on hearing that the former was a refugee from justice, and the latter a deserter from the service. They were both on horseback — Childress oChildress on the grey, which he said he had traded for on the Brook turnpike, and Montelle on the sorrel, which he claimed as his own. On the way to this city, Montelle escaped, but Childress was lodged in Castle Thunder, where he still is. Montelle states that the same horse which he has been charged with stealing is his property, and, if neChildress was lodged in Castle Thunder, where he still is. Montelle states that the same horse which he has been charged with stealing is his property, and, if necessary, he can prove it by fifty persons. In order to-procure other witnesses, the case was further postponed till next Friday. Ellen, slave of William Roganni, was charged with being guilty of impudence towards Miles Cary, near the Second Market, on Friday. George, slave of N. A. Wilson, of Amelia, was charged with goi