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 __**Primary Sources for the 1st Rhode Island Cavalry**__
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+Manufacturers and Farmers Journal, July 25, 1864
+CHARGED WITH STEALING A HORSE. Charles B. Hiltz, a member of the First Rhode Island Cavalry was arrested yesterday by officer Frew, charged with picking up a horse on the road between the city and Ellicott's Mills, and selling it, and also with being a deserter. He admitted the picking up the horse on the road, but the party who purchased it has not as yet been found. Justice Spicer commited him for court. - Baltimore Sun.
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