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The Daily Dispatch: September 9, 1864., [Electronic resource], Two hundred dollars reward. (search)
Grave charge. --W. A. Fitzhugh, a citizen of Loudoun county, Virginia, was committed to Castle Thunder, on Wednesday, on the charge of recruiting negroes in Virginia for the Yankee service and being a spy. Fitzhugh had on his person when arrested a commission from the Lincoln Government authorizing him to recruit among our negroes, and a great many other papers, proving him to be a disloyal and dangerous individual. While before the Provost-Marshal yesterday, he maintained an air of suprebeing a spy. Fitzhugh had on his person when arrested a commission from the Lincoln Government authorizing him to recruit among our negroes, and a great many other papers, proving him to be a disloyal and dangerous individual. While before the Provost-Marshal yesterday, he maintained an air of supreme indifference, and occasionally smiled defiance at the gentle insinuations thrown out with regard to what may be his fate if the accusations are fully made out against him before a court-martial.