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The Daily Dispatch: February 1, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
icence, appeared to answer a charge of residing in this city with Memphis papers. She stated that she had been living here thus, contrary to law, about four months. The Mayor ordered her to return to Tennessee by the first opportunity. Louisa Buchanan, charged with using insulting language to Eliza Quinn, failed to appear when called, and the Mayor declared her recognizance ($100, with David Espy as security,) forfeited. Mrs. Quinn thought the security was not worth much, and then, in reply to certain questions propounded by the Mayor, said that Mrs. Buchanan had threatened to tear every bone out of her body, and to murder her, and had used very offensive language. Richard, a slave, the property of Talbott &Brother, was brought up to answer a charge of having in his possession a lot of stolen sugar. Dick said it was given to him by a negro named Henry Brown, who was also present under arrest. Under the rule that the receiver is as bad as the thief, the Mayor ordered Ric