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Joseph Wagner (search for this): article 1
ls entrusted to his care. We append a list of those who succeeded in getting off — viz: Jas. Elmore and Taswell Corr, jointly charged with robbing an Alabama soldier of money; Andrew Sullivan, lately convicted of shooting a soldier near the Central depot, and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary; Calvin Henry, indicted for stabbing a negro with an oyster knife; Wm. Clarke; a Yankee deserter, lately convicted of grand larceny, and awaiting a two years residence in the penitentiary; Joseph Wagner, charged with shooting a soldier, and awaiting trial; J. Fritz Kreibel, the murderer of Philip Sautter, whose arrest was lately chronicled; John Williams, charged with robbing a boarder at the Columbian Hotel, and Joseph Keller, the precocious lad who robbed. Dove's apothecary store — making, in all, nine as unmistakable scamps as could be picked up in a day's walk. The plan of escape was judiciously conceived and expeditiously carried out. In justice to the jailor, we may state that o
Philip Sautter (search for this): article 1
nd Taswell Corr, jointly charged with robbing an Alabama soldier of money; Andrew Sullivan, lately convicted of shooting a soldier near the Central depot, and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary; Calvin Henry, indicted for stabbing a negro with an oyster knife; Wm. Clarke; a Yankee deserter, lately convicted of grand larceny, and awaiting a two years residence in the penitentiary; Joseph Wagner, charged with shooting a soldier, and awaiting trial; J. Fritz Kreibel, the murderer of Philip Sautter, whose arrest was lately chronicled; John Williams, charged with robbing a boarder at the Columbian Hotel, and Joseph Keller, the precocious lad who robbed. Dove's apothecary store — making, in all, nine as unmistakable scamps as could be picked up in a day's walk. The plan of escape was judiciously conceived and expeditiously carried out. In justice to the jailor, we may state that on Friday last all of the cells (and especially the one from which the parties above named escaped) were
John Driggers (search for this): article 1
, were at breakfast, a lady (one of the teachers engaged at the Lancastrian school,) saw the fugacious rogues, and sent over to the jail to let the keeper know what was in progress Mr. Hall hastened with all speed the rear of the jail, and passing into the room under the "work house," used as a coal-house, found there, in the act of getting through, the grating, the lock of which had been broken, a man named Francis Osgood, lately consigned to the jail for committing a highway robbery on John Driggers, and Alabama soldier, and Wm., N. Miller, the bogus volunteer Colonel, who succeeded in December last in swindling King & Lambeth, of this city, out of $700, by forgery and false representations. --Orgood, a burly ruffian, surrendered at discretion, but the doughty "Colonel," evinced a desire to go through at all hazards til brought to reason by the presentation of navy revolver. Being conducted to their cells, an examination was held into the extent of the injury inflicted on the jail
John E. Brooke (search for this): article 1
Escape of prisoners from the City Jail. --Between eight and nine o'clock yesterday morning, a daring and successful attempt was made by a portion of the prisoners confined in the City Jail to extend their area of freedom. At the hour named, and while Mr. Hall, the jailor, and his assistant, Mr. John E. Brooke, were at breakfast, a lady (one of the teachers engaged at the Lancastrian school,) saw the fugacious rogues, and sent over to the jail to let the keeper know what was in progress Mr. Hall hastened with all speed the rear of the jail, and passing into the room under the "work house," used as a coal-house, found there, in the act of getting through, the grating, the lock of which had been broken, a man named Francis Osgood, lately consigned to the jail for committing a highway robbery on John Driggers, and Alabama soldier, and Wm., N. Miller, the bogus volunteer Colonel, who succeeded in December last in swindling King & Lambeth, of this city, out of $700, by forgery and fal
Francis Osgood (search for this): article 1
hour named, and while Mr. Hall, the jailor, and his assistant, Mr. John E. Brooke, were at breakfast, a lady (one of the teachers engaged at the Lancastrian school,) saw the fugacious rogues, and sent over to the jail to let the keeper know what was in progress Mr. Hall hastened with all speed the rear of the jail, and passing into the room under the "work house," used as a coal-house, found there, in the act of getting through, the grating, the lock of which had been broken, a man named Francis Osgood, lately consigned to the jail for committing a highway robbery on John Driggers, and Alabama soldier, and Wm., N. Miller, the bogus volunteer Colonel, who succeeded in December last in swindling King & Lambeth, of this city, out of $700, by forgery and false representations. --Orgood, a burly ruffian, surrendered at discretion, but the doughty "Colonel," evinced a desire to go through at all hazards til brought to reason by the presentation of navy revolver. Being conducted to their cel
Taswell Corr (search for this): article 1
he city hands, and all of them soon scattered to the congenial companionship of men of the same kidney as themselves. As intimated previously, the exodus would have been greater had not the movements of the levanting felons attracted the observation of a lady employed at the school-house on Marshall street, whose timely monition enabled the jailor to preserve the remainder of the rascals entrusted to his care. We append a list of those who succeeded in getting off — viz: Jas. Elmore and Taswell Corr, jointly charged with robbing an Alabama soldier of money; Andrew Sullivan, lately convicted of shooting a soldier near the Central depot, and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary; Calvin Henry, indicted for stabbing a negro with an oyster knife; Wm. Clarke; a Yankee deserter, lately convicted of grand larceny, and awaiting a two years residence in the penitentiary; Joseph Wagner, charged with shooting a soldier, and awaiting trial; J. Fritz Kreibel, the murderer of Philip Sautter,
J. Fritz Kreibel (search for this): article 1
getting off — viz: Jas. Elmore and Taswell Corr, jointly charged with robbing an Alabama soldier of money; Andrew Sullivan, lately convicted of shooting a soldier near the Central depot, and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary; Calvin Henry, indicted for stabbing a negro with an oyster knife; Wm. Clarke; a Yankee deserter, lately convicted of grand larceny, and awaiting a two years residence in the penitentiary; Joseph Wagner, charged with shooting a soldier, and awaiting trial; J. Fritz Kreibel, the murderer of Philip Sautter, whose arrest was lately chronicled; John Williams, charged with robbing a boarder at the Columbian Hotel, and Joseph Keller, the precocious lad who robbed. Dove's apothecary store — making, in all, nine as unmistakable scamps as could be picked up in a day's walk. The plan of escape was judiciously conceived and expeditiously carried out. In justice to the jailor, we may state that on Friday last all of the cells (and especially the one from which the
Alabama (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 1
ast, a lady (one of the teachers engaged at the Lancastrian school,) saw the fugacious rogues, and sent over to the jail to let the keeper know what was in progress Mr. Hall hastened with all speed the rear of the jail, and passing into the room under the "work house," used as a coal-house, found there, in the act of getting through, the grating, the lock of which had been broken, a man named Francis Osgood, lately consigned to the jail for committing a highway robbery on John Driggers, and Alabama soldier, and Wm., N. Miller, the bogus volunteer Colonel, who succeeded in December last in swindling King & Lambeth, of this city, out of $700, by forgery and false representations. --Orgood, a burly ruffian, surrendered at discretion, but the doughty "Colonel," evinced a desire to go through at all hazards til brought to reason by the presentation of navy revolver. Being conducted to their cells, an examination was held into the extent of the injury inflicted on the jail by the "birds" w
February 24th (search for this): article 1
Bridge destroyed. Lynchburg, Feb. 24.--The railroad bridge on the South-Side Railroad, near Lynchburg, was destroyed by fire this afternoon, about five o'clock. [second Dispatch.] Lynchburg, Feb. 24.--The portion of the bridge burnt this afternoon was two spans of the South-Side Railroad bridge, crossing James river and connecting the island with the Tennessee depot. Bridge destroyed. Lynchburg, Feb. 24.--The railroad bridge on the South-Side Railroad, near Lynchburg, was destroyed by fire this afternoon, about five o'clock. [second Dispatch.] Lynchburg, Feb. 24.--The portion of the bridge burnt this afternoon was two spans of the South-Side Railroad bridge, crossing James river and connecting the island with the Tennessee depot.
Richmond (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
Bridge destroyed. Lynchburg, Feb. 24.--The railroad bridge on the South-Side Railroad, near Lynchburg, was destroyed by fire this afternoon, about five o'clock. [second Dispatch.] Lynchburg, Feb. 24.--The portion of the bridge burnt this afternoon was two spans of the South-Side Railroad bridge, crossing James river and connecting the island with the Tennessee depot.
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