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The Daily Dispatch: October 17, 1862., [Electronic resource], Proceedings in the Courts. (search)
brother soldier, at Steinline's, and who was sent before the Provost Marshal on Wednesday, having been again brought before the Mayor, was sent by him to Castle Thunder, to be punished for the theft. Wm. Conley, a middle-aged, vicious-looking man, was arraigned on the charge of cutting, stabbing, and wounding Mary J. McMiun with a knife, Wednesday night, on 2d street. The wounds were of such a character as to preclude the attendance of the witness, and the case was continued until the 22d inst.0 James Simpson, grocery keeper on 17th street, was summoned up, at the instance of the Clerk of the 1st Market, for buying $200 worth of bacon, butter, and eggs, in the market, for the purpose of selling them again at his store. The Mayor reserved his decision as to the bacon, which had been carried home. The eggs and butter, which had not been delivered, were ordered to be sold for the benefit of the city. Simpson said he was not aware that he was violating any law in doing what h