The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-18


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tmpelsont cases
Inonas CCtljoe, charged with soq1ug no
ney from PeytOn johnston end Brother.
Robert EnalanA dsposed that he WAS certain
the prisoner was the person WHOM he Jaw
enter The store while b. wns thsrs. He bad
ON che same clothes and the same general ap-
pearance.- Had. sesn him bsfoss ID company
with Richard Morris j. w. Johnston de-
posed that there were taken from the drawer
three s. notes on. the Faymsrs' Bank, another
IS note and several smaller notes !; also, some
negotiable notes and osher papers, which be
found the name dsy ia the sliey leading from
the 0sllero Mills 10 Shoekoe sin.
The prisoner was rsnandsd TO be examined
before the Hastings Court, g the February
term. for grand larceny.
James p. Nsagle, charged with shooting at
.James II. Jerrell and hitting Q little girl
NAMED Mary MasoA. child of james B. Mason.
This affair occurred on Thursdsy afternoon,
AZ Nesele'ss grocery, corner 24tn aud Main
.,ree.s
James m Terrell IA aoldier belonging to
the H.h Alabama regiment. and employed as
vuard 1t the Government pris0ns,) deposod
Ina. he walked into Neavie' q house and called
for acme +. vroeeries.v At the same time pull
ling out his pocket book and handing him
fit,v cent note. and telling blm he wanted
tw.nsv.five cents worth out of it. He took
II ana threw il into his desk, and, without
.aviry arv,hinu more went 70 the other
conn,er and waited upon some uegroes-
stood there a while. and then told N. he
wanted the groceries called for. Told him he
had given him fifty cents, and he said it wasn't
that much witness said it was, and could
prove IL. Saws he. if That's 30, I'll draw you
= mint of whiskey. which he did. and witness
mn, II in his can;een. Then. instead Of pay-
Ing over the change, prisoner came round
aud tried to shove witness out. Thought it
strange he should act 60 to soldi or, and said
=. iook here. friend. yon'ye got tWenty-fi five
cents of nv money. and want it." Said he
thought not Witness replied, it's no use TO
mul,in,y words. Saws he. If you say 80, Won
can have it. Then started out, and witness
remarked that it was rather d-n strange that
about over barrels in such a way. He then
fired pistol, and the bullet whistled by the
head of witness, burning his eyebrow. Was
only about eight feet distant
Mayor-Did he hit ANYBODY?
Wiiness-Dont know only from hearsay.
Heard he hit little girl lie gave Inc my
quarter.
Examined by MIR. Crane, counsel for the
defence-I am soldier, from Alabama. Had
oeen Off guard probably about halt an hour
Am stationed III the EAR GROUNDS. LeHcamp
yesterday ,"oont hai- past ~ % COCK, 70 rellese
the Suiiu AZ the PRISONS at - Al Was heafty
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Marcus M. Jones aePosed 10 1olloWs;-I
was IN the mouse ~ INC .ine tnis lnan ger
ielIl nanaea pfisoner nan uonar' aug aske !.
mn was soou Ia S S,u A. az, ad .a,a L.; ~
Al ms pHA. 0e,ren Ola INN No wan' s PM
OF "hishey, anu ne saso ~ W nl.u' anu oefEetl
wauteo :" 0enss oaon ..Sa,, tu t': s s
ao"Wa ,mV '.;"i' lam, " sou. f.;aaI.- ~ 10
scu1ne, wnicn elouen' was nlenaiy. oe!
leit sa'u no maIseu Ms IuM sh ne gase ~
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A..,;1t., ~ W. ,h",, 49,, nu, 80 y. I.,a
nr;snvar, came 70 the door and f;rad n n;s,na ~
ff,,en ven, in ard slammed the door farrell
s..a,,,ad - ha cher rrhe cross ax.m;na,;on
ai;n;.sd nnth;nu ;mnort.ntl
I.mss Mason father If the wonnded
hid ,sst;aed in rs,a rd Tn the c;rcrms,anca
He S,.s in his houss near Nsao,e,s and heard
Tho ronurt IF q. nistoI Snon uft arxuarOs Iia
o ohi I'm. in crs;n~ "Mamma q soldier shont
u VI, ~ Enrnd asso., wonnd :, h. hsnt SmJ
. NV. for q doctor The hall had nn, va, re-.
ven Il. 49,, n..,n;".- ah" u W. 49,, yS' 49,
hon xoo,,. from bearsav To- oh;,% 10 thrss
nol eAo'f' no S s.,s ,n,oS
yo"'o oio' anu Va eoarSe unable 10 VII .'"0--
about it.
John r. Blankinship. police offieer,) de-
posed AS soon as | heard of the affair
/ went down aud found crowd around Nea-
gle q door, which was barred, but he opened
il for me, and l went in and took him into
custody. found this pistol there "a horse
mans pistol, of large size This was about
half past four o'clock, P. NJ.
Examined by Mr.. Crane.-I have known
Neagle for a number of years. Never heard
ANYTHING derovatory to his chara cter. When
| arrested him he said his wife was sick. but
his son told me this morning that she was
not
The Mavor remanded the nrisoner To ba ex.
amined before called Cont of Hustinys On
the Dad inst anJ refused bo;l
Virginia McFaden CHARGED with stahb;no
lanes Keller In consennsnce of the absence
of WITNESSED and the cr;t;c.I s;trat;on of tia
wonndad man this case was Continued 70 ths
Dist inst The counsel for the defiance mi
Cranel nranared a statement With a r;ew 70
annjr;np IN .Tndce LYONS for hail
CHARLES Gerth' charged with stealing two
overcoats valued ar 400 from \ D;eRman
had come to town. and WAS going home
about O'Clock p. M. having two oyercoats
in his rockawav. He stoned to make call.
and on returnino tn his vab;cle the coats