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The Daily Dispatch: October 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Committee to Castle Thunder. (search)
under escort of one of Captain W. C. Fleet's guard, and expresses a desire to rejoin his old command. Joseph Augustus, a deserter from the United States navy. Augustus wishes to take the oath of allegiance and to be put to work in one of our machine shops. Thomas Cullen and Joseph Darner, of this city, members of the Second regiment. F. L. D, charged with deserting in the face of the enemy. Armistead alias Street Harris, and George Davenport, of King & Queen county, and Robert Davenport and Alexander Davenport, of Gloucester county,--all free negroes — charged with aiming and counselling slaves to escape to the enemy. Accompanying the papers with reference to these negroes sent by Captain W. C. Fleet, the enrolling officer for the First Congressional district, was an affidavit, numerously staned by citizens of King & Queen setting forth that these negroes are desperate characters; that when arrested they denied positively the charges alleged against them; but subseque