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The Daily Dispatch: March 18, 1864., [Electronic resource], Flag of truce boat. (search)
Arrest of Dissolute Characters. --Officer Perrin yesterday arrested three bright mulatto women, named Anna Edwards alias Finn, and Eila and Sarah Brown — the first for using abusive and threatening language towards Jas. B. Smith, the latter two charged with being Culpeper negroes without proper passes. These women were captured some months since by our pickets in the neighborhood of Cedar Run, across the Rapid Ann, and were after arriving in Richmond committed to Castle Thunder. Upon being arraigned for examination, no charges, were preferred against them, whereupon they were discharged. On regaining their liberty they rented a shanty in Exchange alley, and have ever since been keeping one of the most disreputable houses in the city. When arrested yesterday they appeared very indignant, claimed to be white, and stated to the officers that there were government officials here who would see that they were not imposed on, and also asserted that ever since they had been turned ou