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Jones (search for this): article 1
The fight in the Valley. From private sources we have obtained some additional particulars of the resent affair in the Valley, which has already been noticed. It seems that on Wednesday last a portion of the Maryland battalion, attached to the command in the Valley, went down as far as Kernstown, near Winchester, and captured eight Yankee pickets, two of whom subsequently escaped. On the following day a large force of Yankee cavalry came up within a few miles of Woodstock, where they captured some half dozen of our pickets. A portion of the command of Gen. Jones attacked and completely routed them, following them to Newtown, some fifteen miles down the Valley. The number of Yankees killed is not known, but was certainly much greater than the number lost by us.
March (search for this): article 1
nded in the capture of Moore after a stout resistances. Jacob was found on the floor insensible with his head so belabored by the iron pin as scarce to resemble a human being. One eye was forced out on the side of his face, and blood ran in streams from his head, his mouth included. In the latter Moore had endeavored to introduce part of a pillow case, in order to staff the cries of his victim. From the evidence of the witness, given as well as his feeble state of health would permit no one could doubt but that he had, during all the time of the attack on him, a real zing sense of what Moore hoped to accomplish, and was determined to thwart him if possible. He grasped his money with the tenacity of a dying man, and the first words uttered by him after recovering his consciousness was in the shape of an inquiry as to its safety. The Recorder, after hearing the evidence, committed Moore for a further examination before the Alderman's Hustings Court on the second Monday in March.
John Moore (search for this): article 1
and murder of a boarder at the Spotswood Hotel. John Moore the defendant in the case is a tall, well formed,h Carolina funds, and $15 in gold. It appeared that Moore and Jacob scraped an acquaintance while journeying tolved to stop as the Spotswood Hotel. Prior to this Moore had made himself acquainted with the fact that Jacobm by fair or foul means. In pursuance of this plan, Moore carried from the cars one of the heavy iron pins use the hotel, and Jacob was, to all appearance asleep, Moore commenced operations by an attempt to abstract the f During the operation Jacob struggled violently, and Moore only got a small portion of the funds in his possessn alarm to be raised. which ended in the capture of Moore after a stout resistances. Jacob was found on the ftime of the attack on him, a real zing sense of what Moore hoped to accomplish, and was determined to thwart hi The Recorder, after hearing the evidence, committed Moore for a further examination before the Alderman's Hust
February 14th (search for this): article 1
ding the recent attempted robbery and murder of a boarder at the Spotswood Hotel. John Moore the defendant in the case is a tall, well formed, and rather intelligent looking middle aged man. He was charged on the docket with having, on the 14th of February, feloniously and violently assaulted Armon Jacobs in the night time, at the Spotswood Hotel, and after beating him till. He was nigh extinct, robbing him of $1,000 in Confederate States Treasury notes, $630 in Virginia and North Carolina funds, and $15 in gold. It appeared that Moore and Jacob scraped an acquaintance while journeying to the city from the South. On the 14th of February the cars arrived in Richmond, and they mutually resolved to stop as the Spotswood Hotel. Prior to this Moore had made himself acquainted with the fact that Jacob was in possession of funds, and the idea had no doubt presented itself to his mind to possess them by fair or foul means. In pursuance of this plan, Moore carried from the cars one of th
Caskie (search for this): article 1
The attempted robbery and murder at the Spotswood Hotel. --An examination was had yesterday at the City Hall, before Recorder Caskie, into the circumstances attending the recent attempted robbery and murder of a boarder at the Spotswood Hotel. John Moore the defendant in the case is a tall, well formed, and rather intelligent looking middle aged man. He was charged on the docket with having, on the 14th of February, feloniously and violently assaulted Armon Jacobs in the night time, at the Spotswood Hotel, and after beating him till. He was nigh extinct, robbing him of $1,000 in Confederate States Treasury notes, $630 in Virginia and North Carolina funds, and $15 in gold. It appeared that Moore and Jacob scraped an acquaintance while journeying to the city from the South. On the 14th of February the cars arrived in Richmond, and they mutually resolved to stop as the Spotswood Hotel. Prior to this Moore had made himself acquainted with the fact that Jacob was in possession
Armon Jacobs (search for this): article 1
The attempted robbery and murder at the Spotswood Hotel. --An examination was had yesterday at the City Hall, before Recorder Caskie, into the circumstances attending the recent attempted robbery and murder of a boarder at the Spotswood Hotel. John Moore the defendant in the case is a tall, well formed, and rather intelligent looking middle aged man. He was charged on the docket with having, on the 14th of February, feloniously and violently assaulted Armon Jacobs in the night time, at the Spotswood Hotel, and after beating him till. He was nigh extinct, robbing him of $1,000 in Confederate States Treasury notes, $630 in Virginia and North Carolina funds, and $15 in gold. It appeared that Moore and Jacob scraped an acquaintance while journeying to the city from the South. On the 14th of February the cars arrived in Richmond, and they mutually resolved to stop as the Spotswood Hotel. Prior to this Moore had made himself acquainted with the fact that Jacob was in possession o
North Carolina (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
nces attending the recent attempted robbery and murder of a boarder at the Spotswood Hotel. John Moore the defendant in the case is a tall, well formed, and rather intelligent looking middle aged man. He was charged on the docket with having, on the 14th of February, feloniously and violently assaulted Armon Jacobs in the night time, at the Spotswood Hotel, and after beating him till. He was nigh extinct, robbing him of $1,000 in Confederate States Treasury notes, $630 in Virginia and North Carolina funds, and $15 in gold. It appeared that Moore and Jacob scraped an acquaintance while journeying to the city from the South. On the 14th of February the cars arrived in Richmond, and they mutually resolved to stop as the Spotswood Hotel. Prior to this Moore had made himself acquainted with the fact that Jacob was in possession of funds, and the idea had no doubt presented itself to his mind to possess them by fair or foul means. In pursuance of this plan, Moore carried from the cars
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
City Hall, before Recorder Caskie, into the circumstances attending the recent attempted robbery and murder of a boarder at the Spotswood Hotel. John Moore the defendant in the case is a tall, well formed, and rather intelligent looking middle aged man. He was charged on the docket with having, on the 14th of February, feloniously and violently assaulted Armon Jacobs in the night time, at the Spotswood Hotel, and after beating him till. He was nigh extinct, robbing him of $1,000 in Confederate States Treasury notes, $630 in Virginia and North Carolina funds, and $15 in gold. It appeared that Moore and Jacob scraped an acquaintance while journeying to the city from the South. On the 14th of February the cars arrived in Richmond, and they mutually resolved to stop as the Spotswood Hotel. Prior to this Moore had made himself acquainted with the fact that Jacob was in possession of funds, and the idea had no doubt presented itself to his mind to possess them by fair or foul means.
February 27th (search for this): article 1
From the Southwest--movements of the enemy — the Yankees Driven from Point Coupee Port Fenion, La., Feb. 27th --(via Mobile, March 2)--A Yankee force, 4,000 strong, is marching towards Loiganes. The advance guard, 1,000 strong, is at Fadsse river, twelve miles from this place. This is deemed an important movement, and doubtless prompt stops will be taken to arrest it. Later. Fort Hudson, Feb. 27--Col. Mille's Legion, the 4th Louisiana; Col. Hunter's and Fenner's battery; drov4,000 strong, is marching towards Loiganes. The advance guard, 1,000 strong, is at Fadsse river, twelve miles from this place. This is deemed an important movement, and doubtless prompt stops will be taken to arrest it. Later. Fort Hudson, Feb. 27--Col. Mille's Legion, the 4th Louisiana; Col. Hunter's and Fenner's battery; drove the Yankees from Point Coupee.--The enemy ignominiously retreated at the appearance of our forces. The reported force of the enemy at Baton Rouge is 30,000.
Hunter (search for this): article 1
From the Southwest--movements of the enemy — the Yankees Driven from Point Coupee Port Fenion, La., Feb. 27th --(via Mobile, March 2)--A Yankee force, 4,000 strong, is marching towards Loiganes. The advance guard, 1,000 strong, is at Fadsse river, twelve miles from this place. This is deemed an important movement, and doubtless prompt stops will be taken to arrest it. Later. Fort Hudson, Feb. 27--Col. Mille's Legion, the 4th Louisiana; Col. Hunter's and Fenner's battery; drove the Yankees from Point Coupee.--The enemy ignominiously retreated at the appearance of our forces. The reported force of the enemy at Baton Rouge is 30,000.
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