The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-23
PROCEED{NGS IN THE COUSTS

Mayors Court, Usdaesddy, OGtoS1r 22d--J.,iin
Mler WAS sent TO the Grand jury aud committed IN
deaut Of surety. to appeaT in three cases ths hrs.
10 answer for living with Mary Wolf in Jail Alley
not being married TO her; The second Tor being Ea.
ther to several lesmate children and the third for
making q violent assault on said Mary Wolff Tbs
latter WAS lec;fed on the impropriety o: her mode
of living aud required to give bail to be OF good be.
haviOr and keep the peace, which requsition she
did not comply with
B. F. Miller required to give $500 security to
be of good behavior on the Complaint OF Mary W eb
ster, lady who spoke very broker English but
managed to make herself understood to the extent
above mentioned Defendant. plead inioxica,ioD
but tile Mayor said that wss excuse.
Joseph Bazzeii, free negro without the neees.
sary documents 10 show the fact, was committed
for want Of a register.
James Cox, The keeper OF a boarding. house IN
9Th street. be ween Cary and Main, was arrested
and brought before the Mayor, charged with keep.
lug house Of i'll fame Certain Of his boarders
who gave the names OF John H. Baldwin George
JOhnSOn, William Earrer, James Anderson Simon
Lubick, Lewis Stanley, William Riley, Charles H.
Hdgeeomb, and William 81. Watkins, were also
taken in custody and brought before the Mayor as
persons of suspicious character, having no vi ibe
means of support Officer Morris, of the police
force, deposed that he had had occasion to watch
the house OF Coz; that hs had seen the arrested
parties go in and out At unusual hours Of the night
tha! they never appeared to have any employ yment
save walking between Cox's house and standing on
the corner at Solitude notorious locality on
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one slung-shot were exhibited As having been cap
tursd at the rendezvous of Cox When the latter
hired The tenement which he did CT Mr. EoWiin, he
represented himself as from New Ken county, Va,
out il was proved that he really came from North
Carolina AL OF the man looked stout and sble.
bodied and were Hable to conscript duty. Bald
win, he OF the men. represented himself Lieu-
tenant in Louisiana regiment. and showed dis
charge from General Hospital. No. 6, dated October
4,aordering him to report Immediately for duty
Col Noland, President OF the Court Martial. being
summoned al q witness, said that in time of war
two days was regarded az ample time In which to
get together ones traps and report for duty. The
Mayor said he would releasetall the parties ,hsr
furnishing good and sufficient bail In the sum of
$500 each to appear for further examination on
Thursdsy tto,day) week Nome Of them gave the
surety demanded and all were sent to jail The
accused were arrested on warrant frsm the Mayor
Wednesday evening. by Nr. Hirsch, whose bake.
~ had been robbed by four men, who pretended to
be Provost Guards and in search OF liquor. whi@
two went in the to search, two staid in front
and robbed his till of $50 He described to the
Mayor very accurately one or more Of the men az.
rested az Of the four, but through fear some
other reason was unable TO indsntify positively
any OF them.
Thomas Coppagus. small man, with foreign
lock aad scceut, was arraisned for threatening to
assault and beat Catherine Harrington. Having
announced to the Mayor his intention of parsistn1
in the course which cansed his arrest the latter re-
quired $3.50 security to keep the peace and ths like
sum to appear before the Grand Jury and answer
an Indictment. He found voachsr and was dis
charged
william s. Conlsy was examined for cutting
Mary J. McMinn few nights since ON 81 street,
and was committed for examination before Court
of Hustines summoned to be held on October 27th.
Patrick Kelley, alias John 6immons q sailor, was
srraned for acting disordsrly In the street and at
tempting 10 break down the gate Of Dudley ell
man, one Of the city watch. Mr.. Gilman. who
lives nth street. testified that he had been ssnt
for by one Of his neighbos to repeess the rowdy
doings Of Kelley, aitas Simmons and that tho bat
ter, getting erfxgsd. bad followed him, and was
cutting mp the antics complained Of. when officer
Perrin came along and carried him to the cage ~
distcrber Of the peace: Committed In de- anit Of
security for good behavior.
xanAall dingy looking country darksy. ar.
rested for stealing buAhsl Of AouT from the baksry
ct Camp Windsr Hospital. confesnedhin guilty.
q appsafsd fron The tsstimouy of wstehnsn
Iranklh. who arrested him. and ws ogasrsd !
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