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The Daily Dispatch: April 30, 1862., [Electronic resource], Foreign born citizens and military duty. (search)
Ranaway.--$20 to $50 reward.
--Ranaway, on 1st of Feb'y, my man George; 22 years old; black; round features; weighs about 160 pounds; 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; erect; a hoarse, quick manner of speech, and may be called good looking.
Having been raised by the late Wiley Dickinson, near Barboursville, he has been and will lurk in that region, or may have fallen in with our army in some manner — most likely as a cook — and now on the Peninsula, or gone towards the enemy.
If found in the army, or beyond Culpeper C. H., and delivered in fail not farther than Richmond, so that I get him again, I will give $50; otherwise, I will give the first sum.
S. W. Ficklin.
Charlottesville, April 24. 1862. ap 25--12
Ranaway--$20 to $50 reward.
--Ranaway, on 1st of Feb'y, my man George, 32 years old; black; round features; weighs about 160 pounds; 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; erect; a hearse, quick manner of speech, and may be called good looking.
Having been raised by the late Wiley Dickinson, near Barboursville, he has been and will lurk in that region, or may have fallen in with our army in some manner — most likely as a cook — and now on the Peninsula, or gone towards the enemy.
If found in the army, or beyond Culpeper C. H., and delivered in jail not farther than Richmond, so that I get him again, I will give $50; othewise, I will give the first sum.
S. W. Sicklin.
Charicttesville, april 24, 1862. ap 25--12
The Daily Dispatch: may 2, 1862., [Electronic resource], Discharged. (search)
Ranaway.--$20 to $50 reward.
--Ranaway, on 1st of Feb., my man George; 22 years old; black; round features; weighs about 160 pounds; 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; erect; a hoarse, quick manner of speech, and may be called good looking.
Having been raised by the late Wiley Dickinson, near Barboursville, he has been and will lurk in that region, or may have fallen in with our army in some manner — most likely as a cook — and now on the Peninsula, or gone towards the enemy.
If found in the army, or beyond Culpeper C. H., and delivered in jail not farther than Richmond, so that I get him again, I will give $50; otherwise, I will give the first sum.
S. W. Ficklin.
Charlottesville, April 24, 1862 ap 25--12
Ranaway.
--$20 to $50 reward.--Ranaway, on 1st of Feb., my man George; 22 years old; black; round features; weighs about 160 pounds; 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; erect; a hoarse, quick manner of speech, and may be called good looking.
Having been raised by the late Wiley Dickinson, near Barboursville, he has been and will lurk in that region, or may have fallen in with our army in some manner — most likely as a cook — and now on the Peninsula of gone towards the enemy.
If found in the army or beyond Culpeper C. H., and delivered in jail not farther then Richmond, so that I get him again, I will give $50; otherwise, I will give the flest sum
S. W. Ficklin.
Charlottesville, April 24, 1862 ap 25--12
The Daily Dispatch: may 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Cold steel. (search)
Ranaway.--$20 to $50 reward.
--Ranaway, on 1st of Feb., my man George; 22 years old; black; round features; weighs about 160 pounds; 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; erect; a hoarse, quick manner of speech, and may be called good looking.
Having been raised by the late Willy Dickinson, near Barboursville, he has been and will work in that region, or may have fallen in with our army in some manner — most likely as a cook — and now on the Peninsula, or gone towards the enemy.
If found in the army, or beyond Culpeper C. H., and delivered in lad not farther then Richmond, so that I get him again, I will give $50; otherwise, I will give the first sum
S W. Ficklin.
Charlottesville, April 24, 1862 ap 93--2
The Daily Dispatch: May 7, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Seward Pierce Federal Secretary in a Tight place. (search)
Ranaway.--$20 to $50 reward.
--Ranaway, on 1st of Feb'y, my men George; 22 years old; black; round features; weighs about 160 pounds; 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; erect; a hearse, quick manner of speech, and may be called good looking.
Having been raised by the late Wiley Bickinson, near Barboursville, he has been and will lurk in that region, or may have fallen in with our army in some manner — most likely as a cook — and now on the Peninsula, or gone towards the enemy.
If found in the army, or beyond Culpeper C. H., and delivered in jail not farther than Richmond, so that I got him again, I will give $50, otherwise, I will give the first sum.
S. W. Ficklin.
Charlottesville, April 24, 1862. ap 25--12
Ranaway.--$20 to $50 reward.
--Ranaway, on 1st of Feb. my man George, 22 years old; black; round features; weighs about 160 pounds; 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high; erect; a hoarse, quick manner of speech, and may be called good looking.
Having been raised by the late Wiley Dickinson, near Barboursville, he has been and will lurk in that region, or may have fallen in with our army in some manner — most likely as a cook — and now on the Peninsula, or gone towards the enemy.
If found in the army, or beyond Culpeper C. H., and delivered in fail not farther than Richmond, so that I get him again.
I will give $50; otherwise, I will give the first sum
S. W. Ficklin.
Charlottesville, April 24, 1862. ap 25--12
Indictments.
--The Hustings Court Grand Jury, yesterday, made the following indictments: John Hagan, charged with extorting forty dollars from James Evans, a man of mixed blood; Austin Conley, for receiving stolen goods, knowing them to be stolen; George W. Cassidy, for burglariously entering the store of John Does, and taking sundry goods therefrom; Edward Keiling, for aiding and abetting Charles Moore alias Richard Wright, in stabbing Frederick Smith, in March last; William Blankenship, for shooting Geo. Crow, on the 10th of February last; James Austin, for stealing railroad car springs on the 1st of February last; Christopher Kissel, for receiving stolen car springs from James Austin, knowing them to be stolen.
The case of Dennis Lynch, charged with stabbing James Shea, was called at the instance of the prisoner's counsel, Mr. Gilmer, and continued until the next term.
The Daily Dispatch: July 26, 1862., [Electronic resource], A victory every sixty-six hours . (search)
A victory every sixty-six hours.
--The New York Post says, that since the first of February, and up to the capture of Memphis, the Union armies have gained fifty-three victories over the rebels — The storming of the enemy's works on White river, makes the fifty fourth.
This is at the rate of one victory every sixty-six hours for nearly four months past.
Runaway in the army.
--My man George ran away the 1st day of February, and probably joined our army, as it passed Gordonsville from Manassas to Richmond.
He was seen with an artillery company, having pack mules with it, passing from Fairfield into Richmond in May, and is doubtless passing as a free man, and may have changed to other kind of army service, or may be in the city, and most likely as cook or waiter.
He is 23 to 25 years old, black, neat, round features, weighs about 160 pounds, 5 feet 8 to 10 inches high, likely, and has a hoarse, confused manner of speech, and has probably changed his name.
I will give $100 for his delivery in jail, so that I get him again.
S. W. Ficklin.
jy 30--6t Charlottesville, Va.