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The Daily Dispatch: August 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], The Confederate Commissioners. (search)
gton, Va., July 25, 1861. An affray occurred here on the 23d inst., between Dr. Wm. P. Rucker, of this place, and Mr. Joice, of the Covington and Ohio Railroad, during which the latter received a severe wound in the abdomen, from which he diedto ball. All the witnesses concurred in the fact that Dr. Rucker did everything he could to avoid a difficulty, and that Joice seemed determined to have one. The Doctor left for home, when Mr. Joice followed him, denouncing him, in the most bitterMr. Joice followed him, denouncing him, in the most bitter terms, as a d — d traitor, and struck him twice with a loaded cane before Dr. Rucker drew the knife, which proved fatal. Mr. Joice, before his death, exonerated Dr. Rucker from all blame, and said it was his own fault. D. him, in the most bitter terms, as a d — d traitor, and struck him twice with a loaded cane before Dr. Rucker drew the knife, which proved fatal. Mr. Joice, before his death, exonerated Dr. Rucker from all blame, and said it was his own fault.