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The Daily Dispatch: May 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Federal raid into East Mississippi
Hard cases.
--The following parties have been sent to Richmond from the lines of the Fredericksburg army and lodged in prison to await trial: Squire Hall, charged with disloyalty and violating his parole; Ezekiel Blow, formerly an officer under the Pierpont Government, as a suspicious character; and Hiram Blow and Morgan Garrett, as hostages for the return of two citizens of Virginia, carried off by the Yankees.
On Saturday ninety-one men were sent to Richmond from Gen. Jackson's army corps and lodged in Castle Thunder.
They were under arrest for military offences and awaiting trial by Court-Martial.
The General, in the present posture of affairs, did not wish to be embarrassed by the presence of those who could not fight.