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The Daily Dispatch: November 26, 1863., [Electronic resource], From Northern Virginia. (search)

Robbing a Soldier. --John J. Hensley appeared before the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge of stealing $58 from D. Rogers the night before. From the evidence it appears that Rogers and Hensley were together on Tuesday last drinking freely; that they went to the South Carolina soldiers' home that night for lodgings, and that while Rogers was asleep his pocket book and contents were stolen from him. Yesterday morning the accused was arrested and taken to the cage, where, on searching hiHensley were together on Tuesday last drinking freely; that they went to the South Carolina soldiers' home that night for lodgings, and that while Rogers was asleep his pocket book and contents were stolen from him. Yesterday morning the accused was arrested and taken to the cage, where, on searching his person, the missing pocket-book was found, minute the Confederate money. The prisoner stated that the theft was committed by a member of No. 6 battery, who gave him the pocketbook; but he had no evidence to prove that fact. After a heating the Mayor remanded the accused for examination before a Court of Justices, and recognized the witnesses to appear and testify in behalf of the Common wealth.

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