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The Daily Dispatch: September 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], The burning in Winchester. (search)
lued at $50 each, one chain valued at $15, four silver watches valued at $25 each, and $55 in money, the property of Simon Brown. The robbery was effected at the Columbian Hotel, where Brown was boarding. The proof being satisfactory, the prisoner was sent on for trial before Judge Lyons--D. Murphy was examined for stealing a mule worth $200 from the city, and sent on for trial. --James Brown, for stealing a wagon worth $50 from John M. Pullen, was also examined and sent on — Robert Burch, for stealing a pistol worth $50 from Valentine Schriver, was also sent on.--Caspar McCormick, charged with forging a paper for the purpose of procuring a marriage license, also underwent an examination and was committed for trial before Judge Lyons-- slave of Mrs. M. E. Hill was tried for attempting to down her mistress a house, and being found guilty, was sentenced to sale and transportation beyond the limits of the Southern Confederacy. The Court adjourned until 11 o'clock this morning.