The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-20

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DING-MoSDAr MoRsIse.--John Henry
Bell, small-sized mulatto boy, for stealing
sixteen dollars from John Fry, was sent
on.
Charles Jackson, negro, waschsrged with
stealing I've dollars from Michael LAnnan.
It.ssems that tho negro wss cent by Mt.
Lannan with fvsdollars In greenbacks to
buy gallon of whisky, and instead of pay.
Ing the money for It, he had the liquor
charged 70 Mr.. Lannan, and kept the
money. Charles was sent on.
York Robinson, negro, was arraigned for
stealing two bushels Of meal from Timothy
Kearse. The evidence was very conclu-
sive against York, but in the absence Of q
material witness the case was continued
until to-day. y.,
George Norman, negro, for being drunk
and disorderiy in the street, was committed
in default Of surety. George asked off de
Mar wouldn't gin him time to git his skuty.
He want doin nuthin no how, cause he
was gwine long de street, and he met up
wild dem fellers, and dey had Q big'crowd,
and he didn't hav nobody wild him cep'n
hisself, so had to fite it ont" sr .sssa
James Williams, negro horn-blower," !"
belonging to the Freedmen's Band, was ar
iraigned for diSorderly conduct in the house
of George White. George said !" dat Jim
williams was drunk, an cum to his house
twice, and oppose improper questions TO
his wife, 30 he ordered him to go out, and
when he recused to obey dat order, he gin
him q few bungs in de mouf." Jim Will
liams was sent to jail in default Of surety.
John Graham, young Ethiopian charcoal
blossom, was arraigned for being disorderly
on the street and insulting policeman.
He was sent to Jail to learn to behave him
self. II "aT lsry tseso 3.
James W. Pearson, negro, was arraigned
for breaking into, with intent to enter, the
dwelling house Of Mr., William NJ. Page on
Sunday night. Mr.. Page testified that on
Sunday night he went to church, and upon
his return he found the negro upon his lot
pretending to look for negro woman. His
wife discovered shortly afterwards that her
window was open. Upon examination, wit
ness found that the Stats Of the shutter had
been cut. He seized the negro, and upon
his attempting to get away, knocked him
down with a stick. BE had him arrested
subsequently.
In the absence of witnesses the case was
continued until to-day.
Winston Grey, a mulatto boy in gray,
arraigned for stealing several articles OF
clothing from Frederick Walmer, was sent
on to answer an indictment for petit lar
ceny. -
Susan Campbell, negress, was arraigned
to answer the charge of striking Moore
Holmes, negro, with brickbat.
Moore appeared in court with his head
bandaged, and testified that he had called
upon Susan Campbell on Saturday, and
whilst there Len. Taylor, relative Of hers,
told him "if he didn't intend to marry dat
gal he must leave dar." Witness "got up
and lef," but he had not gone far before
Len. Taylor and Susan Campbell followed
him up, opening steady fire of brickbats
from his rear. In the mean time John
Henry Hill, another relative, appeared
upon the field with pistol, and fired upon
him, the ball glancing along the side of his
head and infiicting slight scratch.
Len. Taylor was called as witness, and
was taken into custody. The case was con-
tinued until to-day.