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The Daily Dispatch: December 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], Reward's Threat. (search)
t watch, when he requested her to stop. Melvin Davenport, free negro, without a register, having in his possession a lot of bacon, coffee, and tobacco, supposed to be stolen, was ordered to be whipped. Kile Norten, a South Carolina darkey, employed at Castle Thunder, arrested with Capt. Alexander's pass, was let off. Anderson B. Duke was required to give security for getting intoxicated Saturday night and Sunday evening, and making a bed of the sidewalk of Main street. Thomas Eanes, of Petersburg, was admonished for using Emanuel Semon's passage way for a sleeping apartment, Sunday night, while corned, and was let off. John C. Butler, charged with getting very drunk and breaking the window of F. Honaler's tenement, was committed for want of security. Pat. H. Downey was committed for drunkenness and trespassing on the Ballard House Sunday. John W. Sarden, formerly a member of the 1st Texas regiment, was brought up for feloniously shooting at and woundi