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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: June 15, 1863., [Electronic resource].
Found 731 total hits in 375 results.
Falmouth, Va. (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 10
Later — the Yankees gone Fredericksburg, June 14, 1863.
The Yankees left last night or early this morning, having "successfully accomplished the object of this bold reconnaissance." The pontoons are gone.
Our pickets captured 39 prisoners.
The Stafford hills below Falmouth are almost bare of Yankee tents.
This looks like evacuating Stafford.
A tremendous fire at their depot was seen last night.
Their pickets on the other side of the river are doubled.
Firing up above was heard yesterday evening, and probably they have had a thrashing in that direction.
Stafford Court House (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 10
Later — the Yankees gone Fredericksburg, June 14, 1863.
The Yankees left last night or early this morning, having "successfully accomplished the object of this bold reconnaissance." The pontoons are gone.
Our pickets captured 39 prisoners.
The Stafford hills below Falmouth are almost bare of Yankee tents.
This looks like evacuating Stafford.
A tremendous fire at their depot was seen last night.
Their pickets on the other side of the river are doubled.
Firing up above was heard yesterday evening, and probably they have had a thrashing in that direction.
Benjamin (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.
R. B. Brown (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.
L. A. Adams (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.
R. E. Dixon (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.
Richard L. Bohannon (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.
R. S. Forde (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.
Richard N. Bins (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.
John Muntz (search for this): article 10
Hustings Court.
--This Court disposed of a large amount of business on Saturday last.
The examination of R. S. Forde, charged with the murder of R. E. Dixon, was concluded.
The accused was sent on to answer to a higher tribunal, and refused bail.
Richard N. Bins, a lad, charged with stealing a horse from L. A. Adams, was examined, sent on for trial, and admitted to bail.
Benjamin, a slave, charged with stealing a trunk of clothing from John Muntz, was tried and acquitted.
Richard L. Bohannon, a half-witted fellow, charged with entering Maj. R. B. Brown's room, at the American Hotel, and stealing a gold watch, was examined and sent on for final trial.