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The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1863., [Electronic resource] 4 0 Browse Search
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The Daily Dispatch: November 5, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
Stabbing --Joseph Rick, arrested for feloniously stabbing and wounding Henry B. Craft, on Monday last, was examined before the Mayor yesterday. The evidence showed that Rick had that morning assaulted and beaten Margaret Miller, a cyprian, who boarded in his house, and that his wife had informed Craft, who was a friend and visitor of Miss Miller, of what her husband had done. Craft, on hearing what had occurred, entered the house and asked Rick if he had struck the girl. Rick replied, Miss Miller, of what her husband had done. Craft, on hearing what had occurred, entered the house and asked Rick if he had struck the girl. Rick replied, "You had better carry her away from here, if you do not wish me to strike her." Craft then said he would allow no one to strike her, whereupon Rick drew his knife, gave Craft two stabs in his right breast. Craft sprang back and drew his pistol, seeing which Rick ran off. The Mayor sent the accused on to a called Court to be held next Monday, and refused him bail.
The Daily Dispatch: June 1, 1864., [Electronic resource], From Georgia. (search)
ied the same house, on the southside of the basin. The Recorder thinking no great damage had been or was likely to be done by either of the parties to the other, dismissed the case. Elizabeth Victor was charged with stealing bread from Margaret Miller, and Margaret Miller was charged with attempting to "get even," by stealing one of Mrs Victor's window shutters. This appearing also to be nothing more than a neighborhood broil it was dismissed. A parcel of negro women, caught in an u from Margaret Miller, and Margaret Miller was charged with attempting to "get even," by stealing one of Mrs Victor's window shutters. This appearing also to be nothing more than a neighborhood broil it was dismissed. A parcel of negro women, caught in an unlawful assembly in a house of bad character, near the old Gas. Works, were ordered to be whipped and committed to jail. Alex Scott and John G Andrews were fined for permitting their respective sons to throw stones in the street.