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The Daily Dispatch: February 19, 1862., [Electronic resource], Five months with the rebels. (search)
Fore, a volunteer, was brought up for lying on the pavement at 17th street, when drunk. Fore said he had lost his gun and was looking for it, being afraid to rejoin his regiment, now in North Carolina, until that useful appendage had been secured. He was .--Geo. Foye was committed for raising a disturbance at the Ballard House, while under the influence of liquor.--William Gallagher and Wm. Conners, two vicious looking lads, were arraigned for making a violent and unprovoked assault on Dr. Wellford's negro man, with the supposed design of robbing him. Gallagher, though young in years, has often been in jail, and but lately eventuated therefrom. The parties were committed for a further examination.--Thomas L. Angle was arraigned for stealling a pocket book belonging to Ambrose Barrett, containing $107.70 in postage stamps.--The robbery occurred at an early hour yesterday morning, at Ford's eating saloon, corner of Virginia and Cary streets, and was clearly proved. The party was rem