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The Daily Dispatch: February 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Bomb Proof batteries. (search)
Redford was very badly cut and stabbed, by one of his father's negroes, on Friday night, in Manchester. It appears that Mr. Redford was proceeding home, when he met the negro with a lot of stolen wood, and questioning him, received an insolent reply, on which he attempted to seize the negro, who fled. In the pursuit Mr. Redford fell and the negro jumped on him, inflicting several stabs. He was afterwards apprehended, and will no doubt be suitably punished. Saturday, a negro named Cyrus Winston, owned by Jno. Thacker, was carried before the Mayor, charged with cutting Wm. Burnett's hand in a very savage manner. It appeared that the fellow had been detected in stealing a piece of beef from John Jaiser, a butcher in the Second Market, and the parties seizing him left him in the hands of Burnett, while they proceeded to return the stolen property. While thus situated he contrived to open a knife and cut Burnett's hand in a half dozen places, so as to endanger its safety. Burnet
The Daily Dispatch: February 11, 1862., [Electronic resource], What the North Thiske of the war thus far. (search)
n some unknown person in the street, proved that the arm was not loaded; that he was "sky-larking" and corned at the time. Discharged with an admonition. Jas. J. Macklin, arrested for threats to set fire to Franklin Hall, was discharged, proving to have been drunk at the time, and generally a trifling fellow. He pretended on the night of his arrest to have belonged to the New Market Club in Baltimore, when the truth was he belonged to Clarksville, Va., and had never seen the Monumental city in his life. Coley, slave of P. H. Aylett, hired to Washington King, was ordered 15 lashes for stoning the residence of Adolphus Tyree, and breaking thirty-two window panes attached thereto. Cyrus Winston, slave of John Thacker, was remanded for trial before the Hustings Court, for feloniously cutting Wm. Burnett's hand, in the Second Market, while the latter had him in custody for stealing a piece of meat from John Jaiser. He was ordered 25 lashes for the latter offence.