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The Daily Dispatch: February 13, 1864., [Electronic resource], The Legislature. (search)
rave charge. --A young man named Thomas J. Horsley, belonging to some cavalry company, was arrested at the Ballard House on Thursday night last, by officers Pleasants and Granger, charged with having been engaged with a party of men in King William county, some days since, in robbing Wm. Caspary of $970 in gold, $250 in silver, $76 in greenbacks, $500 in Confederate notes, and a watch and chain valued at $500. When arrested, Horsley had in his possession several hundred dollars in gold and ich he said had been given him by one Lieutenant Schriver, who was of the party that originally took the money from Caspary. Before the Mayor yesterday. Caspary and another witness testified that some days since, while travelling through King William county in a wagon, they balted at a wayside inn for the purpose of obtaining something to eat. Soon after reaching there, and while walting for breakfast, four men came up on horseback, and two of them (a Lt. Schriver and a Sergeant) entered the