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The Daily Dispatch: November 19, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Fredericksburg. (search)
Prison Items. --The following persons were received at the Military Prison for the Eastern District yesterday, viz: Jno. McDonald and Henry Brent, of the Rodgers Cavalry, for being absent from their company without leave. H. McDonald, Co. B, 13th Ala, and P. S. Danbury, Cutts's Artillery, for seven days for punishment. Holland Watson, for trial before the Mayor. James Champion and James Farrel, for disobeying orders and letting two prisoners escape from their custody — Thomas Adams, for trial by Court-Martial. The following parties were received from the Libby Prison, the charge against whom did not transpire, viz: Eliza Edwards, Mrs. M. B. Brown and four children, Mrs. Sarah Yarlett, and Ellen Brown.--Forgus Mclver, a drunken man, was put in the Castle last evening for appearing there and abusing the officers. One of the sentinels at this prison yesterday discharged his musket at a prisoner for putting his head out of the window. The article shot at was not hit, and the ma
The Daily Dispatch: November 21, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Fredericksburg. (search)
Charged with robbing the mail. --A young man named James Farrel was carried before Commissioner Watson yesterday, charged with robbing the mail between Farmville and Buckingham Court-House. The articles alleged to have been purloined by the accused are letters and money. The manner in which the offence was committed was not shown, as the witnesses in the case were not present. About ten days since, a suspicion being excited against the accused, he was landed in the jail at Farmville, Va., and was conveyed thence to Richmond on Wednesday, by C. S. Deputy Marshal Bass. His examination will probably take place on to morrow, (Saturday,) the witnesses having been urged to attend by that time.
The Daily Dispatch: December 5, 1862., [Electronic resource], From Fredericksburg. (search)
wo hours per day for one month, ball and chain and hard labor for another month, extra duty for another, forfeit pay, etc., for three; Private Chas. Capps, company E, 1st N. C., desertion barrel jacket two hours each day for one month forfeit of pay from 19th October 1862, to 1st January, 1863. Private Samuel Leibreisk, company C, 53d Virginia, desertion, fifty lashes, wear ball and chain, with placard with "deserter" on same, for six months and forfeit pay during his time of service; Private James Farrel, Capt. Bossieux's company, neglect of duty, forfeit pay for one month, and do extra duty for same time; private S. C. Bott, President's Guard, violation of 46th Article of War, not guilty; Mrs. Chas. Lewis, citizen, selling liquor, fined $50 and liquor confiscated; private A. L. Coate, Co. E, 1st N. C., desertion, wear barrel jacket two hours each day for one month, and forfeit pay from 19th October, 1862, to 1st January, 1863; private R. Capps, Co. E, 1st N. C., desertion, wear barre