The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-28
P10CE zCENGS IN THE CoURIG

Mayors Court -TAsysdoy, November s7.-Georse,
slave OF Diana Gary arrested by officer Morris on
tie charge OF STEALING eleven pouads OF coffee.
worth 80, the property OF George 4. Weed, was
ordered to be whipped and turned loose.
James. slave o; Hundley l. Oance, was ordered
rs stripes for stealing Gag Of sugar and other arti
cies from his owners
Edward Mouldin, found by the police drunk aud
asleep In an alley, committed In defsul. of re-.
curity for bis good behavior.
lGhmael Roberts, free negro, arrested for disor-
In his bootleg and ordered thrashing for carry
ing unlawful weapons. Roberts wss csptured in
Fl aliaB nsaxths 1sws 1lzkkSonA
0ljah Erenklln and John 4. Sullivan were ar
Jordena Hayo, near Warwick's Ill It appeared
that aboct o'clock yesterday morning tie watch.
men hearing cries Of murder, went TO Hayo's, and
found besides male darkey. badly bsaten. the
ed opposition to law and good order. Both were
committed in dsfaul: Of security.
Lucy Dickinson, who said she was free. but had
no papers 10 prove il arrested for discrderly con-
duct, was ordered 20 lashea.
This examination of George Annaksr for stealing
. $500 horse from George Walker, Of Hawey 8
cavalry. was continued until Friday.
On the 18Th of November tbs KAy9 Issued .
'thst he suspected and believed that the game Of
far o was unlswfully exhibited In Q certain house
on Main street. between 18th and 18Th streets No.
147, occupied by come unknown persons, and
tuht IOE tic puIFO5S gaming, 8&lul1S 8pp8f6tu8
and implements ars ussd, kept, and provided in
said house; place resorted to for unlawful gam.
ing BY divers disorderly persons of evil fame and
rspl0o ton, and who nave no honest means Of SUD-
port; out who live by unlawful gaming and other
unlawful means and practices" The officers by
the warrant were required to enter into the rooms
named, and diligently search for gaming apparatus
seixs all money stxked on the game, and also to
arres. ali persons there known to them a. Of evil
nane. fame, and reputation, and bring them before
the Mayor to be dealt with such. The search
was put off until 3 or o'clock yesterday morning
when the police in force, made q descent simul.
taneousiy on tho rooms formerly kpown a. the
Secession Club Restaurant also No. lA9, No. Isl,
and No 153 Main ct.
In the old Secession Club House were found
Thomas b. Hiltxheiner, Thomas Fitzgerald
Charles Wilson, franklin Psmberton, Michael
Murray, and . negro attendant named Charles
Pagan, who were carried to the cage No gambling
apparatus was found io this tenement, the occu-
pants having removed the Same.
In No. lao was found John Ferguson, Geo Wal
ters Jerome Diggs. E,ne.ioe Jones' John Reese,
Nicholas hunday, Jno. H. Gcodblood, Harry Krebs
VIM. 6. Murphy, two tree negro attendants, named
jos Morton and Alphens Canton, AMI John, slave Of
Capt John Wilson The police captured one deal.
ing box three packs Of cards, and Il, Of chips in
large brass bound box. These parties were also
carried TO the cage.
In No. Isl only one person was found, VIM H.
Duke who was arrested and taken 10 the cage,
chsrged with having gaming implements In his DOS
session-a silver dsaling'box having been found in
a trunk he claimed to own In this house were
found the foloSog eolored attendants: Lewis.
slave Of L. H. Elicit; John, slave Of Frank Lewis,
and Jack, slave Of Sarah Gamble
In No l53, corner tenement. NO signs Of gaming
were vid5le Thres persons, who appeared to
have rooms there were found u bed asleep in the
third story. They gave the names of 9; W Kills
also t1ken In custody for beirg in q locality sup
pussd TO Do used for gaming purposes
The above wholesale arrests naturally produced
considerable Excitement among the fancy and
consequently the Mayors room was throDged at IL
O'Clock with citizens ~ we'll ~ prisoners. A ms
ority of those arrested especially those who could
not eytablish that they followed any honest occu
patton for q living, were sent to jail Thomas H.
Hiltsheimer, Of the Secession Club. gave bail in
$500 for his appearance Saturday to undergo a
examination. John Ferguson Of l49, was &C
Quilted VIM. 8. Murphy, Of do. gave bail to sp
pear Saturday VIM Duke: Of Isl. did tbs same
thing. Ballard w. cry, Of 1853 was discharged
q. W Ellis and d. J. Barner. of the same tone
ment gave bail for their appearance Saturday. -
AL the rest Of The parties. including the negroes
were sent to Jail.
Emsline Jones, one OF the parties fouad In No
recently aad held TO bail for.her good beAaviol
The Mayor declared hsr former recosnizaace for
feitsd.
fully entering the house OF Jno. Johnson the bar
her. was postponed.
V01yE@JH03o u
In this Court acquitted on Wednesday night The
two you.hs, Thomas Collier and Richard Morris
charged with entering the restaurant Of John Nc
Pherson, near the Old Market, and stealing q 200
Both the prisoners possf no enviahle reputation
= 'bad boys" but the testimony In the oass ssains
them was not sufdcient to ensure conviction ant
they were acquitted. Mr.. ID. Ratclihs appsare<
for them.
Yestsrdsy Albert G. Short. North Carolina sol
der was tried fer the murder, near lhs Old Aarks
Of . comrade named George Bailey. Ar. d B
Lucas appeared for the psisones. who waa found
BY the jury guilty Of voluntary manslansAtsr. and
his term Of impsisonmsut In the PsnitsatiAfy VA
Axsd ct three yeafs.
The Trial Of Wn Fitzgerald for murdss was com
msnoed q 8 o'clock.
Rsfove Comnissioasv Natsss.-A man 1amed ]
q. WtllsDs was carried bslorv O. 3. Oo0nisaional
watson ysstssday for examination On ~ chaEgl
Of presenting Q forged paper as The Quagtesmas
tsr6 DopaFtmsnt for ths purpose of drawing Ai
pay q . soldiee. The evidence Of gnik wes x
slroug thst The prisoner was Eemandsd ~ Trial b
fore the DhsEiss CJart.
Two men, named John O. WaFo anl 1obset J
leillse, were aleo exaninea lbe attempting - pas
several pAilaAalphia limitations Of O. o 4s~aSarJ
notao q gennino naaAy. Tne Hgook ~ - sus
taln ~ slIsOlGioa aads aeai1st ~ Do1oA ~
tAsy Wsgo turned loeoA