hide Sorting

You can sort these results in two ways:

By entity
Chronological order for dates, alphabetical order for places and people.
By position (current method)
As the entities appear in the document.

You are currently sorting in ascending order. Sort in descending order.

hide Most Frequent Entities

The entities that appear most frequently in this document are shown below.

Entity Max. Freq Min. Freq
Plymouth, N. C. (North Carolina, United States) 28 0 Browse Search
Lincoln 22 0 Browse Search
R. H. Horne 16 0 Browse Search
Natchitoches (Louisiana, United States) 16 0 Browse Search
Fort Pillow (Tennessee, United States) 14 0 Browse Search
United States (United States) 14 0 Browse Search
Forrest 13 1 Browse Search
Gen Grant 12 0 Browse Search
John C. Fremont 12 0 Browse Search
Joseph H. Colquitt 12 2 Browse Search
View all entities in this document...

Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: April 22, 1864., [Electronic resource].

Found 616 total hits in 259 results.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...
May (search for this): article 1
re on a charge of perjury. He was brought before the Mayor yesterday, when it appeared that on the 12th instant, Joseph H. Colquitt, Jr., had applied to the Clerk of Henrico County Court for a license to marry Anne Elizabeth Hopkins, daughter of William Hopkins, of this city. The license was issued by the Clerk by the consent of William Hopkins and on the certificate of Horne that Colquitt was over twenty-one. Colquitt, who has been in the army three years, and will not be twenty till next May, looks much older, and the Clerk had no doubt of his being of age, but required the certificate of a third party, in accordance with a time honored practice of the Court. Witnesses were introduced who proved that Colquitt had, during the last year, represented himself to Horne and others as of age; and others who testified to Horne's excellent moral character. The worst things against Horne came out in the testimony of officer Moore and Jos. H. Colquitt, Sr. Mr. Moore said he arrest
12th (search for this): article 1
Charged with perjury. --It was stated yesterday that R. H. Horne, one of the guards at the penitentiary, had been arrested by officer Moore on a charge of perjury. He was brought before the Mayor yesterday, when it appeared that on the 12th instant, Joseph H. Colquitt, Jr., had applied to the Clerk of Henrico County Court for a license to marry Anne Elizabeth Hopkins, daughter of William Hopkins, of this city. The license was issued by the Clerk by the consent of William Hopkins and on the certificate of Horne that Colquitt was over twenty-one. Colquitt, who has been in the army three years, and will not be twenty till next May, looks much older, and the Clerk had no doubt of his being of age, but required the certificate of a third party, in accordance with a time honored practice of the Court. Witnesses were introduced who proved that Colquitt had, during the last year, represented himself to Horne and others as of age; and others who testified to Horne's excellent mora
Moore (search for this): article 1
Charged with perjury. --It was stated yesterday that R. H. Horne, one of the guards at the penitentiary, had been arrested by officer Moore on a charge of perjury. He was brought before the Mayor yesterday, when it appeared that on the 12th instant, Joseph H. Colquitt, Jr., had applied to the Clerk of Henrico County Court fo to Horne and others as of age; and others who testified to Horne's excellent moral character. The worst things against Horne came out in the testimony of officer Moore and Jos. H. Colquitt, Sr. Mr. Moore said he arrested Horne while the latter was attempting to escape from Mr. Hopkins's house by crawling out of a back window.Mr. Moore said he arrested Horne while the latter was attempting to escape from Mr. Hopkins's house by crawling out of a back window. Mr. Colquitt stated that after Horne was arrested he at first denied that he was the man who had certified to the age of Colquitt, junior, but afterwards admitted it. The Mayor reserved his decision till Saturday, and admitted Horne to bail in $500 for his appearance.
William Hopkins (search for this): article 1
that on the 12th instant, Joseph H. Colquitt, Jr., had applied to the Clerk of Henrico County Court for a license to marry Anne Elizabeth Hopkins, daughter of William Hopkins, of this city. The license was issued by the Clerk by the consent of William Hopkins and on the certificate of Horne that Colquitt was over twenty-one. ColqWilliam Hopkins and on the certificate of Horne that Colquitt was over twenty-one. Colquitt, who has been in the army three years, and will not be twenty till next May, looks much older, and the Clerk had no doubt of his being of age, but required the certificate of a third party, in accordance with a time honored practice of the Court. Witnesses were introduced who proved that Colquitt had, during the last yearainst Horne came out in the testimony of officer Moore and Jos. H. Colquitt, Sr. Mr. Moore said he arrested Horne while the latter was attempting to escape from Mr. Hopkins's house by crawling out of a back window. Mr. Colquitt stated that after Horne was arrested he at first denied that he was the man who had certified to the age
R. H. Horne (search for this): article 1
Charged with perjury. --It was stated yesterday that R. H. Horne, one of the guards at the penitentiary, had been arresteby the consent of William Hopkins and on the certificate of Horne that Colquitt was over twenty-one. Colquitt, who has been Colquitt had, during the last year, represented himself to Horne and others as of age; and others who testified to Horne's eHorne's excellent moral character. The worst things against Horne came out in the testimony of officer Moore and Jos. H. ColquittHorne came out in the testimony of officer Moore and Jos. H. Colquitt, Sr. Mr. Moore said he arrested Horne while the latter was attempting to escape from Mr. Hopkins's house by crawling out of Horne while the latter was attempting to escape from Mr. Hopkins's house by crawling out of a back window. Mr. Colquitt stated that after Horne was arrested he at first denied that he was the man who had certified toHorne was arrested he at first denied that he was the man who had certified to the age of Colquitt, junior, but afterwards admitted it. The Mayor reserved his decision till Saturday, and admitted Hords admitted it. The Mayor reserved his decision till Saturday, and admitted Horne to bail in $500 for his appearance.
Joseph H. Colquitt (search for this): article 1
ayor yesterday, when it appeared that on the 12th instant, Joseph H. Colquitt, Jr., had applied to the Clerk of Henrico County Court for a lihe consent of William Hopkins and on the certificate of Horne that Colquitt was over twenty-one. Colquitt, who has been in the army three yeaColquitt, who has been in the army three years, and will not be twenty till next May, looks much older, and the Clerk had no doubt of his being of age, but required the certificate of a ctice of the Court. Witnesses were introduced who proved that Colquitt had, during the last year, represented himself to Horne and othersgainst Horne came out in the testimony of officer Moore and Jos. H. Colquitt, Sr. Mr. Moore said he arrested Horne while the latter was attemcape from Mr. Hopkins's house by crawling out of a back window. Mr. Colquitt stated that after Horne was arrested he at first denied that he was the man who had certified to the age of Colquitt, junior, but afterwards admitted it. The Mayor reserved his decision till Saturday,
Anne Elizabeth Hopkins (search for this): article 1
Charged with perjury. --It was stated yesterday that R. H. Horne, one of the guards at the penitentiary, had been arrested by officer Moore on a charge of perjury. He was brought before the Mayor yesterday, when it appeared that on the 12th instant, Joseph H. Colquitt, Jr., had applied to the Clerk of Henrico County Court for a license to marry Anne Elizabeth Hopkins, daughter of William Hopkins, of this city. The license was issued by the Clerk by the consent of William Hopkins and on the certificate of Horne that Colquitt was over twenty-one. Colquitt, who has been in the army three years, and will not be twenty till next May, looks much older, and the Clerk had no doubt of his being of age, but required the certificate of a third party, in accordance with a time honored practice of the Court. Witnesses were introduced who proved that Colquitt had, during the last year, represented himself to Horne and others as of age; and others who testified to Horne's excellent mora
April 21st (search for this): article 1
The capture of Plymouth. Goldsboro', April 21. --The train is just in from Tarboro', and passengers report that Plymouth was captured by Gen. Hoke, with twenty-five hundred prisoners--half of whom are negroes. The slaking of two gun-boats during the attack is also reported.--Our loss is stated to be two hundred and fifty killed and wounded.
R. F. Hoke (search for this): article 1
The capture of Plymouth. Goldsboro', April 21. --The train is just in from Tarboro', and passengers report that Plymouth was captured by Gen. Hoke, with twenty-five hundred prisoners--half of whom are negroes. The slaking of two gun-boats during the attack is also reported.--Our loss is stated to be two hundred and fifty killed and wounded.
Goldsboro (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 1
The capture of Plymouth. Goldsboro', April 21. --The train is just in from Tarboro', and passengers report that Plymouth was captured by Gen. Hoke, with twenty-five hundred prisoners--half of whom are negroes. The slaking of two gun-boats during the attack is also reported.--Our loss is stated to be two hundred and fifty killed and wounded.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ...