Robert Maddox
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Saturday, 28 September 1861, page 3
NEWPORT NEWS
ARREST OF ALLEGED SECESSIONISTS-On Thursday night, between eleven and twelve o'clock, US Deputy Marshal Allnut, of Covington, quietly came over to our city and arrested ex-sheriff H D Helm and Robert Maddox, and crossed with them to the opposite side of the river and lodged them at the Broadway Hotel.
We learn there were warrants out for Albert S Berry and Colonel Thomas L Jones, but the former was found, the latter we saw on our streets yesterday afternoon. The arrest, we understand was at the instigation of General D M Mitchell, whose jurisdiction extends 15 miles in the interior of Kentucky. Deputy Allnut was aided in making the arrest by Captain Henselman's and Captain Herman's Companies of Home Guards.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Wednesday, 2 July 1862, page 3
Yesterday afternoon the Provost Marshal of Newport arrested Robert Maddox, Esq. a well known resident of Campbell County and lodged him in the Newport Barracks on the charge of aiding the rebellion. He will probably be sent to the military prison in Louisville today.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Thursday, 3 July 1862, page 3
NEWPORT NEWS
REMOVAL OF A PRISONER-Mr. Robert Maddox, who was arrested on Tuesday by the Provost Marshal on the charge of aiding the rebellion, was yesterday sent in irons to the military prison at Louisville.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Sunday, 15 February 1863, page 3
NEWPORT NEWS
DEMOCRATIC MEETING-The Democracy of Campbell County held a large and enthusiastic meeting at the Court house, on the 14th of February 1863. W P Craig was called to the Chair, and O M DeCourcy was appointed Secretary. Robert Maddox was one of the delegates to attend the Convention to be held at Frankfort on the 18th instant.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Saturday, 26 August 1865,
page 3
RELEASED-Robert Maddox, a well known citizen of Campbell County,
who was arrested at the Cold Springs Precinct on the day of election, and place
under bonds, on the charge of attempting to vote, has been released.
"We understand that Mr. Maddox was furnished by General Palmer with an order in substance as follow; "That abundant evidence having been produced that the said Maddox used his influence in getting men to join the Federal army, he is herby released and his bond annulled."
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Wednesday, 1 August 1866, page 2
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT CONVENTION-Pursuant to adjournment on the 24th instance, the Democratic Convention reassembled at the Newport Courthouse in this city yesterday at twelve o'clock M. On motion Colonel James Taylor was called to the chair, and M J Dudley was appointed secretary. Colonel W S Nock was on motion, appointed assistant secretary.
The first business transacted, after the Committee on Credentials reported, was the call of the counties. The following persons responded: Campbell County-Colonel James Taylor, Robert Todd, John Killey, Daniel Wolff, James F Berry, Richard Robertson, Taylor H Berry, A McKenzie, J B Payne, Francis T Helm, William Gosner, Robert Maddox, J R Hallam, Thomas L Jones, Robert Cochrane, P H Wilson, Judge George H Milton.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Wednesday, 22 August 1866, page 3
APPOINTMENT OF DELEGATES-At a meeting of the Democracy of Cold Springs, held at the tavern of Thomas Jenkins, on Saturday the 18th, Robert Maddox, T WW DeCourcy, Charles Mornan, Thomas Jenkins and all other Democrats were appointed delegates to the Congressional Convention t be held in Covington, on the 24th of August, to nominate a candidate for Congress. The delegates were instructed to cast their votes for the Hon Thomas L Jones of Campbell County.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Monday, 4 November 1867, page 1
HEAVY DAMAGES-During the month of February 1866, a difficulty occurred at a political meeting near Cold Spring in Campbell County in which Robert Maddox received two severe blows over the head from a cane in the hands of T J Shafer. Shafer was indicted and fined in Campbell Circuit Court for the public offense and sued by Maddox in a civil action for damages.
Shafer had the civil case taken by change of venue to Pendleton County where last week, the case was heard and the proof tending to show that the assault was unprovoked, the jury rendered a verdict in favor of Maddox for $1000.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Wednesday, 11 December 1867, page 3
NEWPORT
SUIT CONTINUED-The suit of Robert Maddox vs. Gassway and others for alleged false arrest and imprisonment has again been continued in the United States Circuit Court at Covington.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Saturday, 20 November 1869, page 2
NEWPORT
THROWN OUT-Our sometimes fellow citizen, Robert Maddox, met with an accident day before yesterday, which threatened to terminate more seriously. He was driving a favorite horse before a buggy, when the animal became restive, upset the vehicle and threw Robert out, spraining his wrist in such a manner as to render his arm restless.