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The Daily Dispatch: October 4, 1864., [Electronic resource] 4 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: October 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], Deceased soldiers. (search)
any D, Fifth Virginia; E. Beech, company C, Eighteenth North Carolina; W. F. Saunders, company K, Twenty-sixth North Carolina; C. Benfield, company F, Twenty-second North Carolina; N. W. Kelly, company D, Eleventh Mississippi; C. D. Shield, company D, Twenty-seventh North Carolina; W. R. Ray, Twenty-seventh North Carolina cavalry; A. M. Hedden, company C, Seventh Tennessee; T. Owen, company H. Thirty- eighth Virginia; W. H. Pass, company C, Cobb's Legion; S. Burgess, company F, Sixty-sixth North Carolina; J. Rushing, company E, Eleventh South Carolina; J. W. Drummond, company F, Holcombe's Legion; J. Gibson, company B, Twenty-fourth Virginia; J. Cahill, company H, Forty-second Virginia cavalry; T. H. Sparrow, company C, Fifty-fifth North Carolina; J. M. Lethridge, company E, Sixty-first Alabama; corporal W. W. Johnson, company E, Twenty-seventh South Carolina; G. D. Moore, company I, Fiftieth Virginia. Six or eight others were brought here dead, whose names could not be ascertained.
The Daily Dispatch: October 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], Mayor's court. (search)
Mayor's court. --The Mayor, yesterday morning, resumed his official duties and disposed of the following cases, which were recorded on the court register: Jane Going, alias Gibson, a free negro, arrested while in a house of evil fame, and associating with Elizabeth Lloyd, a white woman, was committed to jail, after an examination of witnesses, for want of security for future good behavior. Elizabeth Lloyd, the white woman alluded to as associating with Jane Going, was also committed in default of security for good behavior. A fine was imposed upon A. W. Hughes, charged with buying a lot of Irish potatoes in the Second Market to sell again in violation of the market ordinance. The potatoes were confiscated and ordered to be sold for the benefit of the city treasury. Charles Hubbs, white, charged with drunkenness and drawing a knife on the officer who arrested him, was called; but failing to answer, his case was continued till this morning. Several negroes,