The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-02

I +ss SUPREME COURT OF APPEALG-ALLs THI
H JUDGES pREsENr-MoSDxY-The case Of
fHsB. Clafin &. Co. 1s. ]. Sfeenbock Go.
Pom an appeal from the sHustingB Court d
this city, was called, and passed over mt
to-inorrow at the request. Of 'the's sppellanss
counsel 81 80 800 5Fs ssst -
Il The case Of omokuhdre's Executors ps
grdmp, on an, appeal from the .Distfic.
Court of Williamsburg,Has submitfad, ,ane
Rthe court took timer considef s.-@'
- * s3l-E
| GiRcUIT CoURT-JuDG MEREDITH PRE-
SIDING Cases sof aneonsid erableg conse
4 quence. occupied sths attentionso this c6ur
'yesterday n ri t1sa ii
~ HUsTINas gegAg--JglGE BgRsHAM PRE-.
sIDING.--T cases, of A fired Baker twhite)
and William Washingtep 4negro) charges
1 with the lareenysof cleo, continued from
fhe 1astt term, were esubmitte ed, TO, the jury
who up TO thai time of I'D dioHrnmentHer
/ unable to agreeson Nerdicts s9s54 ear
/ sThescase ofEW Fl ,1 herman fWhite1 in.
dicted forsthe same efenee, wasJ continued
until to-day sayrss5 81 a. q gasssslss q gl.ssza
\ To-day the Forthcoming bond, appeal
and attachment dockets, and salsof the docket
Of miscellaneous motions, will 9bes called
| No other business will be trapsacted The
civil Jury is notified toabe lin attendance
punctualy atsl8 O'Clock AM 4 asetss &.
bsMAYeR,s C9URT-MAgoR GHAHooN PRE-
EsIDI -MosDAYvs AfeRNJss elizabeth
Eppes (negro) charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the streets, .Mass fined one
aoiiar.vas5 ID sfbsisf s.S1.ls s5ea,, Dig:
+ James and Barbara Hizer, enlarged with
assault ing and. beating Mary. eBelleF, and
Ellen Keating and Mary; Ballew, for using
Insulting and abusive language towards o
Echild of the; Hizers, we're oil dismissed. b
Bernard x Brielg and Michael Mullen
ifwhite), and Tom, Manning, Jim Baker, and
james sHargraYe (negro; boys) ,gup for the
larceny of 81 from John Kepler, being
tconsidered too small. for jail tenants, we're
| discharged, with sundry. warnings. ;sgy Il.
Henry Leonard (negro) charged with
drunkenness, ;Gsorderly y, conduct, and nc
gsisting policeman Wilkinson in the sdts-
| charge Of his duty, was sent to. the chaln-
gang fora term of fifteen days. - s1rJy
Fanny. Taylor for the same old, com
plant (drunkenness) and for indecent and
tdisorderly conduct in default Of security
mdc oSut " jail
Morris Dennis, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was fined $780, & II
John and Pat Laughlin, arraigned for
tassaulting. and striking Simon and Bridget
Eaken, were discharged on evidence, show
ling that the difficulty between the parties
had been amicably adjusted. .5e%o5g iG;ar
Jerry Johnson. for using iscurrilous and
abusive Language on thes:sreets, was fined
T 81. III ed$ tsaa Last 95tsssssssee2tttss ~!
{ PatLyons a(negroz zboy1 WAS up or:steaE
ing $2.50in currency from Martin Quin-
Ian. No onef appearing against him, he
was discharged.zss ss 'sEE Eztiit .asasss
Ja1nessW Kelly {white), Ella SFrayson,
i.ss.one- armed" Lizzie Edwards, and Carrie
Magruder (negrdos), we're brought up for
abusing and athreatening to dobodily injury
/ to Maude Stuart. The parties were all
discharged with an admonition that the
bonds under which they had been placed
some time ago for o similar offence would
| be forfeited on the re0ccurrence OF "a like
disturbance. i''aS "isssoa.S 81 /. =
Lucy A. Brown (negro), charged with
stealing breastpin worth $l.50 from Rosa
Strook, was. discharged on evidence tending
to show that she had purchased it.. -
Nat Warren "a fatherless, motherless,
homeless, and 1hatless negro urchin), from
! Chesterfield county, was locked up for the
dow for throwing stones in the street,