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The Daily Dispatch: October 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], The value and Necessity of sea-coast Defences. (search)
Arrests. --Cornelius Donahoe and Turner Mullin were arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing a still-worm and other copper implements, from A. J. Byrne, near Voegler's Spring; and in consequence of their representations, Joseph Lepinski was also taken into costody. The copper is alleged to have been sold to Wm. Ready, locksmith.--Sam, slave of Harriet Courtney, arrested for stealing lead from H. M. Smith.--John, slave of Mr. Wiedemyer, charged with driving his cart over a negro woman, was whipped by order of Alderman Sadler.--Wm. Coleman was locked up for creating a disturbance at one of the Georgia Hospitals.
The Daily Dispatch: October 11, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 20 (search)
lieving a traveler of his purse, that it was no harm to take from the rich to give to the poor. Thus far this principle has been adopted here and carried into practical effect. Exemli gratia--mith has $10 while Jenkins is completely "strapped." Smith being rich and Jenkins poor, the latter illustrates the principle by taking the $10 and spending it for his own royal comfort. Smith objects to the transaction, but Jenkins does not "peach" on himself, and finally the case is dropped for want ofSmith objects to the transaction, but Jenkins does not "peach" on himself, and finally the case is dropped for want of evidence. Some take property because they are soldiers, and think themselves entitled to everything within reach; others because the imp of mischief is in them, and others because it is natural to them. Undoubtedly there ought to be some classification of the individuals who possess these little weaknesses, but for the present I class them under two heads--"thorough rogues" and "entire rascals" Among the latter can be placed the man who has descended so low in the scale of rascality as to st