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The Daily Dispatch: October 7, 1864., [Electronic resource], Mayor's Court, yesterday. (search)
story into the back-yard. [Barrett's lower story embraces only one room, and in carrying the animal back and forth through it, as was the case, no damage was done. He submitted to the arrangement without any difficulty.] In the case of I. A. Goddin, charged, upon a warrant issued by A. J. Berry, with receiving a wash-bowl and pitcher, knowing it to have been stolen from Andrew J. Berry, not a particle of evidence was given to substantiate the accusation, and the Mayor very promptly discharged him. As soon as the case was dismissed, Mr. Goddin desired to be furnished with a copy of the warrant upon which he was arrested, remarking that, "before sunset I will have a writ issued against that creature," thereby intimating that Mr. Berry would be held responsible for the accusation which had been made. A fine of twenty-five dollars was imposed upon James L. Marsh for permitting his servant, Harry, to go at large. Sarah Gorman was charged with purchasing twenty chickens in