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The Daily Dispatch: March 12, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
ng in the night time the canal boat Benj. W. Green, and stealing two dollars from Presley, a slave in charge of the craft. Committed until to-day.--Lewis H. Strump was committed for a month in default of bail, to be of good behavior. He was charged with drinking too much, and fighting with Jos. Woof. The latter entered bail, and was let off.--Jas. E. Carter was arraigned for petty larceny, in stealing three gallons of linseed oil from Miles Ambler's shop, on Mayo street. Mr. B. D. Clarke, Ambler's foreman, testified that he saw the accused and another party drawing the oil in the cellar of the shop, and the first named said it was all right; that A. had spoken to him about painting the roof of his shop. Afterwards accused saw A., and thinking witness had informed him of it, he told A. that he would pay for it, by which means A. become informed of the circumstances, and then tried, but vainly, to get the promised pay. Another witness testified that Carter told him that one Atkinson,