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The Daily Dispatch: March 31, 1864., [Electronic resource], Yankee Politics in Memphis. (search)
officer Davis a part of the money was found upon him, and the stolen boots and shirts were found in the house where he slept in Screamersville. Abram, slave of Andrew Ellett, was ordered twenty lashes for striking a white boy named Henry C. Frazier. It seems the negro was at work in the yard of the gas-house when the boy made a cross mark on his back with a piece of chalk, when the negro slapped him over and kicked him. Charles Miller was fined $20 and bound over to keep the peace for assaulting and beating John Finney. John Pitman, a very rascally free negro, was sent to the chain gang as a part of a sentence inflicted on him on a previous day for robbing an old negro named Martin Smith. He is a first- rate baker, and may be made useful about the jail. Alexander Kennedy, charged with being a paroled Yankee from Staunton, who has been brought into Court and remanded daily on the same charge during the last fortnight, was called up, and then told to "set back."