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The Daily Dispatch: July 7, 1864., [Electronic resource], Late Southern papers. (search)
o youth named Augustus Shopperson and Thaddeus A. R Hopkins, charged with breaking into the store of Henry M Joexamination. The original charge was against young Hopkins and his mother, but there being no evidence connectproperty. His store is in the house occupied by Mrs. Hopkins, that lady living in the upper part, and his resch had formerly been used as an entrance through Mrs. Hopkins's passage way. About two weeks since, on openingtherefore determined to obtain a warrant against Mrs. Hopkins, her son, and Augustus Shopperson. Subsequentlyhe latter arrested, because he had told him that Thad. Hopkins committed the theft, and got him to help disposelliams a youth, about 12 years of age, nephew of Mrs. Hopkins, stated that since the robbery of Jones's store time that he had broken into Jones's store. Mrs. Hopkins testified that Shopperson was a boarder at her hnlocked the door with a broken key which he had.--Mrs Hopkins know that her son had never stealthily entered th