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The Daily Dispatch: April 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], Arrest of a notorious Lincolnites (search)
st of a notorious Lincolnites --The Knoxville Register, of the instant, has the following account of the arrest of a notorious traitor near that place: Seth Lea, an old Lincolnites, well known in this county, and who has been making regular trips into the enemy's lines in Kentucky, was caught on Saturday last, at Winter' accompanied by two fugitive slaves and one recruit, John Dinkins. The negroes, by their fleetness of foot, escaped, but Dinkins was captured and brought here with Lea, and both are safety lodged in jail. The periodical trips of Lea and a few other notorious characters, with their mail bags, to Lincolndom, explains how Brownlow, Lea and a few other notorious characters, with their mail bags, to Lincolndom, explains how Brownlow, according to the Louisville Journal is the best posted man in the United States. We expect some rich developments, if the military authorities should conclude to publish some of the captured letters, and should not be surprised if there were shortly a bit of a stampedes in this quarter in anticipation of the revolutions to be made
The Daily Dispatch: April 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Polish insurrection — barbarous doings — an Incident. (search)
Mayor's Court, Ap --The case of Richard, slave of John Claybourne, and Griffin, slave of Christian &Lea, charged with having in their possession a box of tobacco and one pistol, supposed to have been stolen, was continued till Saturday, as was also the case of John H. Day, for permitting faro to be played on his premises, on 17th street, above the Central Depot. A number of petty cases were appropriately disposed of, and the Court adjourned.