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Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War. 9 1 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], Fighting in Eastern North Carolina--Successful attack on the enemy — their advance from Newbern. (search)
Prison Items. --The following parties were lodged in Castle Thunder on Saturday: James Broderick, an escaped prisoner; Nicholas Martin, for disloyalty; John Bradley, Rodger's cavalry, desertion and stealing a horse; Miles Murray, do, for desertion; Chas Johnson, Hampton artillery, Holbrook Taylor, Co G, 25th Va bat'n, and Jacob Kell, Richmond Sharpshooters, for desertion; Corry West, Andrew Hogg, Washington Hogg, and John Smith, for execution of sentence of Court Martial; Henry Mitchell, Alexandria artillery, for desertion; John Williams, sent from Drewry's Bluff by Col. Page, for punishment; James Pearson, of the steamer James town, sent by the Hustings Court; Jas McMichael, 15th La., for desertion; eighteen men were received from Camp Holmes, N. C., to be returned to their regiments.
The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1862., [Electronic resource], Martial law — a Legal Decision in Petersburg about it. (search)
Recruits for the chain gang. --On Saturday seven loafers who had, at various times, fallen in the hands of the police for petty infractions of the law were brought up from the jail and carried before the Mayor, who ordered that they should be set to work as members of the chain gang. Jacob Manning, John Thomas, Benj. Page, Dan Hickey, Thos. McDonald, and Charles Grace, were ordered to work for a period of sixty days, and Jerry Sullivan, an old customer at the jail, and an inveterate toper, was put in for ninety days.