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James Turnay (search for this): article 1
Escape of Conscripts from the Yankee army. --The following persons, claiming to be deserters from the Yankee army, arrived in this city yesterday, and were quartered in Castle Thunder for future disposition: John Hausley, Thomas Bradshaw, John Donnelly, John B. Missner, John Sauvalt, John Myers, William Ford, William Davis, James Turnay, James Barry, Wm. Sihpley, Charles Brown, Peter Walsh, and John Barnes.--The four last are from Baltimore. Through the politeness of Adjutant Kerrigan, we were permitted to converse with some of them, and, judging from their appearance and demeanor, are of the impression that they are honest in their professions of attachment to the South. They were drafted in October last in Philadelphia, and placed in the 7th Pennsylvania regiment. After a brief experience in drilling, the regiment was ordered to Fernandina, Fla., where they only remained seven days before conceiving the plan of escape.--Having perfected their arrangements, an inclement night
William Sihpley (search for this): article 1
Escape of Conscripts from the Yankee army. --The following persons, claiming to be deserters from the Yankee army, arrived in this city yesterday, and were quartered in Castle Thunder for future disposition: John Hausley, Thomas Bradshaw, John Donnelly, John B. Missner, John Sauvalt, John Myers, William Ford, William Davis, James Turnay, James Barry, Wm. Sihpley, Charles Brown, Peter Walsh, and John Barnes.--The four last are from Baltimore. Through the politeness of Adjutant Kerrigan, we were permitted to converse with some of them, and, judging from their appearance and demeanor, are of the impression that they are honest in their professions of attachment to the South. They were drafted in October last in Philadelphia, and placed in the 7th Pennsylvania regiment. After a brief experience in drilling, the regiment was ordered to Fernandina, Fla., where they only remained seven days before conceiving the plan of escape.--Having perfected their arrangements, an inclement nigh
Peter Walsh (search for this): article 1
Escape of Conscripts from the Yankee army. --The following persons, claiming to be deserters from the Yankee army, arrived in this city yesterday, and were quartered in Castle Thunder for future disposition: John Hausley, Thomas Bradshaw, John Donnelly, John B. Missner, John Sauvalt, John Myers, William Ford, William Davis, James Turnay, James Barry, Wm. Sihpley, Charles Brown, Peter Walsh, and John Barnes.--The four last are from Baltimore. Through the politeness of Adjutant Kerrigan, we were permitted to converse with some of them, and, judging from their appearance and demeanor, are of the impression that they are honest in their professions of attachment to the South. They were drafted in October last in Philadelphia, and placed in the 7th Pennsylvania regiment. After a brief experience in drilling, the regiment was ordered to Fernandina, Fla., where they only remained seven days before conceiving the plan of escape.--Having perfected their arrangements, an inclement nigh
Fernandina, Fla. (Florida, United States) (search for this): article 1
m. Sihpley, Charles Brown, Peter Walsh, and John Barnes.--The four last are from Baltimore. Through the politeness of Adjutant Kerrigan, we were permitted to converse with some of them, and, judging from their appearance and demeanor, are of the impression that they are honest in their professions of attachment to the South. They were drafted in October last in Philadelphia, and placed in the 7th Pennsylvania regiment. After a brief experience in drilling, the regiment was ordered to Fernandina, Fla., where they only remained seven days before conceiving the plan of escape.--Having perfected their arrangements, an inclement night afforded them an opportunity of carrying their designs into execution; and, after a perilous journey, they had the satisfaction of reaching our lines about ten days since. These persons express their determination to enter our service at once, and have already sent in their petition to the Secretary of War to be assigned to duty. We understand that their
Robinson (search for this): article 1
From Gen. Lee's army. Orange C. H., Jan. 18. --The enemy have recently moved their pickets to Robinson's river, an advance of one or two miles. A heavy rain has been falling for the last twenty-four hours, and the road is a foot deep in mud. Deserters who have entered our lines report no new movements of the enemy.
January 18th (search for this): article 1
From Gen. Lee's army. Orange C. H., Jan. 18. --The enemy have recently moved their pickets to Robinson's river, an advance of one or two miles. A heavy rain has been falling for the last twenty-four hours, and the road is a foot deep in mud. Deserters who have entered our lines report no new movements of the enemy.
Lee (search for this): article 1
From Gen. Lee's army. Orange C. H., Jan. 18. --The enemy have recently moved their pickets to Robinson's river, an advance of one or two miles. A heavy rain has been falling for the last twenty-four hours, and the road is a foot deep in mud. Deserters who have entered our lines report no new movements of the enemy.
Orange Court House (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
From Gen. Lee's army. Orange C. H., Jan. 18. --The enemy have recently moved their pickets to Robinson's river, an advance of one or two miles. A heavy rain has been falling for the last twenty-four hours, and the road is a foot deep in mud. Deserters who have entered our lines report no new movements of the enemy.
15th (search for this): article 1
150 dollars reward. --Ran away, on the 15th inst., a negro man named Reuben, about 5 feet 5 inches high, heavy set, and about 31 years of age; had on when he left common clothing. The said negro has a wife living near Spotsylvania C. H, to which place he may have gone. He was purchased in this city from Mr James Long. I will give the above reward for his apprehension and delivery to me in Richmond, or lodges to any jail so that I get him again. Joseph Bruin ja 16--3t*
James Long (search for this): article 1
150 dollars reward. --Ran away, on the 15th inst., a negro man named Reuben, about 5 feet 5 inches high, heavy set, and about 31 years of age; had on when he left common clothing. The said negro has a wife living near Spotsylvania C. H, to which place he may have gone. He was purchased in this city from Mr James Long. I will give the above reward for his apprehension and delivery to me in Richmond, or lodges to any jail so that I get him again. Joseph Bruin ja 16--3t*
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