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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: March 25, 1862., [Electronic resource]. You can also browse the collection for Elizabeth Brown or search for Elizabeth Brown in all documents.
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Held to Bail.
--Wm. Scott, free negro, arrested for getting $300 from Elizabeth Brown, on pretence of furnishing her a substitute to work on the batteries, was arraigned yesterday before the Mayor for examination, but on the witness being called!
nobody responded.
Scott was required to find security in $200, and was let off.
Second Company of Howitzers.
--The recruiting station of this company, well known heretofore as "Brown's battery," is at the St. Charles Hotel.
They desire to recruit men for the company to act as soldiers.
They desire also to recruit men as drivers, distinct and apart from the soldier's department.
Of this latter class they want twenty-five, good and experienced drivers.
The pay will be sixteen dollars a month, to be made up by the company.
This is a most tempting offer to any man who is a good driver, and understands the management of horses.
All such had best call at the St. Charles.