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Amanda Furguson (search for this): article 1
chains, and deliver me oop to the Courts of O-hi-o." "Indeed I shall do no such thing," said the Mayor. "Take your seat again." And Koburg, grumbling about poverty, chains, and Cincinnati, sat down among the doomed mourners of the morning. Some think he is insane, but others assert that there is method in his madness. Five negroes, found in an unlawful assembly at the house of Mary Warner, were sent down with the usual warning. Two vagrant white women, named Margaret Phelan and Amanda Furguson, who were with the interesting party, were committed to jail. The latter's beauty, if she ever had any, was completely spoiled by bruises and scratches, which she accounted for by saying that she got drunk and fell over a chair. Sad commentary on human depravity. Dick, a venerable darkey in uniform, was arrested for carrying a huge bowie-knife. He was on his return home to Danville from a campaign against the Yankees, and the Mayor discharged him after confiscating the weapon.
D. Woodson (search for this): article 1
arner, were sent down with the usual warning. Two vagrant white women, named Margaret Phelan and Amanda Furguson, who were with the interesting party, were committed to jail. The latter's beauty, if she ever had any, was completely spoiled by bruises and scratches, which she accounted for by saying that she got drunk and fell over a chair. Sad commentary on human depravity. Dick, a venerable darkey in uniform, was arrested for carrying a huge bowie-knife. He was on his return home to Danville from a campaign against the Yankees, and the Mayor discharged him after confiscating the weapon. Oliver, a negro who felt Christmas all over him, stole a bottle of brandy, a canteen of rum, and a ham of bacon from his master, Sampson Jones, but his roguery was detected, and he paid the penalty of his guilt. Susan, slave of Miss D. Woodson, arrested some days ago for attempting to get up a conflagration on Mrs. E. Gentry's premises, was on yesterday sentenced to twenty lashes.
E. Gentry (search for this): article 1
Warner, were sent down with the usual warning. Two vagrant white women, named Margaret Phelan and Amanda Furguson, who were with the interesting party, were committed to jail. The latter's beauty, if she ever had any, was completely spoiled by bruises and scratches, which she accounted for by saying that she got drunk and fell over a chair. Sad commentary on human depravity. Dick, a venerable darkey in uniform, was arrested for carrying a huge bowie-knife. He was on his return home to Danville from a campaign against the Yankees, and the Mayor discharged him after confiscating the weapon. Oliver, a negro who felt Christmas all over him, stole a bottle of brandy, a canteen of rum, and a ham of bacon from his master, Sampson Jones, but his roguery was detected, and he paid the penalty of his guilt. Susan, slave of Miss D. Woodson, arrested some days ago for attempting to get up a conflagration on Mrs. E. Gentry's premises, was on yesterday sentenced to twenty lashes.
Danville (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
Warner, were sent down with the usual warning. Two vagrant white women, named Margaret Phelan and Amanda Furguson, who were with the interesting party, were committed to jail. The latter's beauty, if she ever had any, was completely spoiled by bruises and scratches, which she accounted for by saying that she got drunk and fell over a chair. Sad commentary on human depravity. Dick, a venerable darkey in uniform, was arrested for carrying a huge bowie-knife. He was on his return home to Danville from a campaign against the Yankees, and the Mayor discharged him after confiscating the weapon. Oliver, a negro who felt Christmas all over him, stole a bottle of brandy, a canteen of rum, and a ham of bacon from his master, Sampson Jones, but his roguery was detected, and he paid the penalty of his guilt. Susan, slave of Miss D. Woodson, arrested some days ago for attempting to get up a conflagration on Mrs. E. Gentry's premises, was on yesterday sentenced to twenty lashes.
North river (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
Police matters. --Mr. William Gibboney, a citizen of Wytheville, Virginia, retired to his room at the Ballard House, on Monday night, with $1,200 in his watch fob, consisting of $1,000 in North Carolina bank notes, a check for $100, endorsed by James Kylo, and $100 in notes of small denomination; and securely locking and broking the door, slept soundly until he was aroused in the morning by the servant who came to light a fire. After the boy left the room, Mr. G. found that the money had been abstracted from his pocket. The negro, a free boy named Alfred Hill, employed temporarily at the hotel, was arrested, and his statements were of such a nature as to leave little doubt of his guilt. The Mayor yesterday remanded him, to be further examined on Thursday. Charles B. R. Koburg, a stranger, applied yesterday morning to Mr. Adcock, ticket agent at the office of the Central Railroad, for a free ticket; and, in reply to questions, said he was neither a slave nor a citizen of
Denmark, Madison co., Tenn. (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
, employed temporarily at the hotel, was arrested, and his statements were of such a nature as to leave little doubt of his guilt. The Mayor yesterday remanded him, to be further examined on Thursday. Charles B. R. Koburg, a stranger, applied yesterday morning to Mr. Adcock, ticket agent at the office of the Central Railroad, for a free ticket; and, in reply to questions, said he was neither a slave nor a citizen of a slave country. The agent, suspecting there was something rotten in Denmark, had the individual arrested and carried before the Mayor, and in due time he was called up for examination. "Here is nothing against me poor poverty, Mishter Mayor, " said the prisoner; "and I shall pe nothing else poot poor here, where I goot nein friends; poot I goot plenty friends in Cincinnati, pecause I'm Sherman py parentage. I hope, Mishter Mayor, you'll send me to Cincinnati in chains, and deliver me oop to the Courts of O-hi-o." "Indeed I shall do no such thing," said the Mayor.
Wytheville (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
Police matters. --Mr. William Gibboney, a citizen of Wytheville, Virginia, retired to his room at the Ballard House, on Monday night, with $1,200 in his watch fob, consisting of $1,000 in North Carolina bank notes, a check for $100, endorsed by James Kylo, and $100 in notes of small denomination; and securely locking and broking the door, slept soundly until he was aroused in the morning by the servant who came to light a fire. After the boy left the room, Mr. G. found that the money had been abstracted from his pocket. The negro, a free boy named Alfred Hill, employed temporarily at the hotel, was arrested, and his statements were of such a nature as to leave little doubt of his guilt. The Mayor yesterday remanded him, to be further examined on Thursday. Charles B. R. Koburg, a stranger, applied yesterday morning to Mr. Adcock, ticket agent at the office of the Central Railroad, for a free ticket; and, in reply to questions, said he was neither a slave nor a citizen of a
21 AD (search for this): article 1
The Lincoln Cabinet on the Mason and Slidell affair. The report so freely circulated yesterday that Lincoln's Cabinet have decided to accede to England's demand, even if it involves a surrender of Messrs. Mason and Slidell, is not confirmed by any advices that have come to hand. We have received the New York Herald, of the 21st inst., which contains no such announcement, though there is an abundance of editorial speculation upon the probabilities of such a decision.
Lincoln (search for this): article 1
The Lincoln Cabinet on the Mason and Slidell affair. The report so freely circulated yesterday that Lincoln's Cabinet have decided to accede to England's demand, even if it involves a surrender of Messrs. Mason and Slidell, is not confirmed by any advices that have come to hand. We have received the New York Herald, of the 21st inst., which contains no such announcement, though there is an abundance of editorial speculation upon the probabilities of such a decision.
Mason (search for this): article 1
The Lincoln Cabinet on the Mason and Slidell affair. The report so freely circulated yesterday that Lincoln's Cabinet have decided to accede to England's demand, even if it involves a surrender of Messrs. Mason and Slidell, is not confirmed by any advices that have come to hand. We have received the New York Herald, of the 21st inst., which contains no such announcement, though there is an abundance of editorial speculation upon the probabilities of such a decision.
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