The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-15

| MISTAKEN II HER MANA cClorcd friend
! Of ours has given us the facts concerning
| family jar happening, in this city, which are
worth publishing. We give them Ill his
| own language:
| "Yo1l see. dis man, Sam, was married t
indy in larst February. We'll, you see, hc
was mighty good for Il month OF so long dai.
| He live mex door TO US, he did, and one
dav his wife took'n come over Oar an say,
Look 4 here, John, yawl seems mighty on
! sociabIe': an INV daltcr say 'suttlniy we Is.
cause Won see Your husband amt dc rite
| kind ~ Niger for VIC al TO be soShatln wild.
What de matter wild him. she say. AND
Sally sav, He too fond o making 'miration
bout wilnin folks, he is Well, Judy took 4
rot mighty mad, She did, an when / look
Tnr her she was gone. Well, sir, de next
nirht twas rainin mighty ias, t was, an
was a bringing of my wife home iron
church, an twas rainin mighty fas, and dt
fls thing know felt lick side my heao ;
which fairly made me SICK, ana hk'
to buss me open. Ny Wnc say 10 me
Oats oman whar httin you, ah'
Z heard II voice, | did, which she sad
vnu nasty blaci; nigger, you, What
: scoytin Il nuther woman rolln' here
doin 9 XIII you, / is. l gwine 81 you Bll
gwin, Wj0 dat she let loose wa ne
Stick, sir, a. : say You lie, I'll
ain;t me- IN she say, -+ nobody
vou know I'll 'yon, cause taII.. hnu
me to death cf | had let her. An den
nv nv wife she thoue ut dere was sumpin
wron". and She cotch .'pe by de collar, and
was rWinc beat me too W .aen sam he took II
crm up. an he say, Look here, what's
ali dis:' an when he found out what was
de matter, he say, Look a here, Judy, dat
ain't me, dis is me- An she say, she did,
we'll, fore God, when | fuSt see dat niger
thought twas you,' and den l say,
No, it's him, an and now find out 'taln't
neither of yawl.' She beg my pardon, she
did: but dat was arter she had done beat
me so dat it made my head ache Tor TWO
DAYS: and dat make me say what do say,
mrs ,nistakeS W viii happen in de best onregul:-
fed families, and darefore folks better keep
dere tongue. and let udder folks lone"
Mayors CouRT-Recorder Po,rers pre-
.jdjnG. - James Washington (colored),
CHARGED with having in his possession Il
child's dress supposed TO have been stolen,
was discharged upon his assurance that he
found the dress on clothes-line. =.
Ann Facan was arraigned for assaultlng
and attempting to strike Emmett Rufln
with a brick, and her case continued until
| to-day. ,.;.h
Della jackson (colored, charged with
sfeulng one pillow-case from John harris,
was ,oalled. and her ease continued.
J,b,> Evans and John II. johnson Color
ed1. charged with fighting in the street,
John Bo,vles (colored), charged with %! be
ino drunk anu unable TO take care OF hini-
self, was dischai- -eed, .,,oa.eri,o
Lille Bennett, charged with threatenine
70 assa,It and beat Mollie Parsons, was Vas
called. and the case continued until Inc
10Th instant. .- ,yr;,,:o,-
Hardcrove, James Randolph, JENNIE
Branch, Mary Randolph, and Andrew Mor .,,
ton (colored), were called to answer .ne
charee OF felonicusly assaulting and beatins
Tom Brown. The injured man being un
able to appear, the case was continued un'l
Jennie and Molle Kennie (colored)
charged with feloniously entering he hclis,
/ Of William z. Ballard and stealing 200 Woftl
of clothing, were turned over to the count.
authorities, the robbery having been com
mitted in ths county.