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The Daily Dispatch: May 13, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Petersburg. (search)
Captures effected by the police. --The following persons were captured during Saturday night and on yesterday: James W. Ford — drunk, disorderly and suspicious; Solomon, slave of J. Whitlock, having a box of matches and a salt-cellar, supposed to have been stolen; Watt, slave of the Danville Railroad and Jno. W. Hinds. free negro, for attempting to set fire to a house; John, slave of Robt. J. Christian, having no pass and sleeping in an omnibus; Dan'l Scroggins, arrested on Saturday night as a suspicious person, discharged yesterday morning; Julius W. Hardiman, caged for getting drunk and sitting on the sidewalk.
The Daily Dispatch: May 14, 1861., [Electronic resource], Rebel fish. (search)
A Man named Jas. W. Ford, said to hail from Alexandria, Va., was sent to jail yesterday by the Mayor, on failing to give security and be of good behavior. Ford, who came here, as he says, to enlist, was arrested as a suspicious person. He was under the influence of fire-water at the time. A Man named Jas. W. Ford, said to hail from Alexandria, Va., was sent to jail yesterday by the Mayor, on failing to give security and be of good behavior. Ford, who came here, as he says, to enlist, was arrested as a suspicious person. He was under the influence of fire-water at the time.