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The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Affairs at the South. (search)
Kelliher, were arraigned before the Mayor on Saturday on a charge of stealing $110 from Daniel Murphy. The boys did not deny that the money, (which was taken from a drawer in Murphy's store,) was appropriated between them; but each seemed desirous of fixing the larger share in the transaction upon the other. Most of it they had invested in daguerreotype likenesses, porte- monnaies, and jewelry, but some of the notes were still in their possession. The Mayor sent the promising trio to jail. Henry Flower, an old offender, was remanded for trial on a charge of stealing a bed from Parks Martin. This process of raising a flower bed is as dangerous as it is unlawful. Walker, slave of James Royster, arrested for stealing $150 from Tobias Pearsoll; Lewis, slave of George Howard, for stealing coffee from the Georgia Hospital; and Andrew Jackson, slave of Richardson Turner, for stealing a pair of shoes from Carlton, Chamberlayne & Co., were respectively sent to the whipping post.
The Daily Dispatch: November 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], Singular and fatal accident. (search)
sualties, Col. Stiles's regiment arrived at Hilton Head, which is five miles distant from the batte --The practice of our artillerists at Hilton Head has been very bad, which accounts for the p who returned last night from Bay Point and Hilton Head, reports the enemy as forty-four vessels inmber 6, 11 P. M.--I have just returned from Hilton Head. Forty-two of the enemy's vessels now lie inside the Bar, between the Forts at Hilton Head and Bay Point, but out of the reach of our guns. me, and opened a heavy fire on the forts at Hilton Head and Bay Point, confining most of the fire tside to Bay Point, turned her stern towards Hilton Head, and received three shots from a rifled canarters, but hope I may be able to return to Hilton Head in time for the next fight. The fleet are imultaneous attack upon either Bay Point or Hilton Head, and while our forts are engaged with the ges, and that they would have to come inside the bar and up the channel to bombard Fort Walker. [9 more...]