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The Daily Dispatch: April 29, 1862., [Electronic resource], The War. (search)
thout passes. The Provost Marshal's guard have commenced the practice of taking up negroes minus passes, and awarding such punishment as they may deserve. Frances Devine, a female of white color, was arraigned for stealing a lot of wearing apparel from Catherine Connors. The case, in the absence of witnesses, was continued until to-day. Duroc, slave of Edward Turpin, of Goochland, arrested for being a runaway and having no pass, was dispatched to his master in the country. Job Greer, a South Carolina darkey, arrested for disporting himself in this region without a pass, was let off on promise of going where he belonged. Frederick Brauer was fined $5 for permitting water to escape from his lot and become a nuisance on that of a neighbor. Woodson, slave to William J. Duggins, taken up for going at large, having a lot of sugar in his possession, supposed to have been stolen, was committed as a suspicious character. Lewis, slave to W. C. Spicer, was ordered