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The Daily Dispatch: October 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Emancipation and Martial law. (search)
Capture of a Yankee Skipper and her crew. --Among the passengers arriving yesterday via the Central Railroad, were Capt. J. Smith, Master of the Federal schooner Fanny Elmore, his mate, and five seamen, all of whom were captured at Cedar Point, on the Potomac, on the 7th inst., by a band of partisan rangers. The latter happened to be at the place alluded to, "waiting for something to turn up, " when the Fanny Elmore, unconscious of danger, drifted within range of their rifles, when her crew were informed of what they might expect if they did not surrender. They made a virtue of necessity. The schooner was loaded with hay intended for the Yankees. --That, together with the vessel, was burnt.--The Captain and his men will be sent home at an early day.
The Daily Dispatch: October 28, 1864., [Electronic resource], Servants Wanted. (search)
Disloyal persons. --The provost-marshal at Wytheville sent to this city yesterday the following persons, who were arrested while attempting to make their way North. They are detailed conscripts, and undertook to escape while awaiting passage to this city: J. Q. A. Coner, David Shields, J. H. Reid, J. C. Armfield, W. Watson, J. J. Browning, James R. Stevens, John W. Russell, James Peoples, James Crews, George Pretty, William Sparks, J. P. Reed, J. Mendar, J. F. Pegram, P. F. Hyatt, T. C. Hyatt, A. J. Mestard, J. H. Idol, J. D. Holden, B. F. Bundy, J. F. Ledbetter, W. H. Campbell, Frank Mickay, L. Smith, A. A. Stafford, J. Smith, John Stafford, Elwood Smith and Frazer Smith. These men were all committed to Castle Thunder to await court-martial.
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