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The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], The reported capture of Gen. Vance. (search)
and rode off. No defence was made. George B. Curtis, arraigned on the charge of feloniously breaking into the bar-room of Geo. Bunker and stealing therefrom $1,000 worth of whiskey, was discharged from the specific complaint made against him, but the Mayor committed him for want of bail in the sum of $300 for being a person of idle, dissolute habits, and a paroled Yankee deserter. The time of the Mayor was occupied for over two hours in the examination of this case. It was proven that Bunker's house, which is situated on Broad st., near 5th, and known by the name of the "Blue Anochor," was one of the most depraved ever kept in Richmond. Three abandoned women, claiming to have been boarders there, were summoned as witnesses, who with the most unblushing effrontery, acknowledged that illicit practices had been indulged in by them in the most unrestrained manner, at this place. Bunker was cognizant of the business which they were following while boarding in his house, and in fact