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The Daily Dispatch: April 8, 1864., [Electronic resource], The "Rebellion" not to be Crushed by "Mere Weight." (search)
Mayor's Court. --This court was crowded with prisoners yesterday. Wm. Purroe, Patrick Kallahan, and Wm. Appleyard, were charged with stealing a ream of paper from Mr. James Woodhouse. Mr. Woodhouse identified the paper as some stolen from him. The accused had sold it to Mr. J. W. Davies, and were arrested by officer Granger when they called to collect the money. They were committed. Charles J. Miller was charged with entering the premises of George Hirsh and forcibly carrying off a lot of bricks. The case was continued. Grandison, slave of Thomas Bass, was charged with having a large lot of pens, paper and books, stolen from the different departments of Government; and Bob Sprigg was charged with stealing a thousand dollars worth of paper from the Engineer Bureau. In the absence of witnesses these two cases, which are intimately connected, were continued. A white boy, named Francis Lewis, who said he worked in the Laboratory, was charged with having a well
The Daily Dispatch: April 8, 1864., [Electronic resource], Enlistments in Ireland for the Federals--interesting letters. (search)
Stolen shoes. --On Wednesday evening officer Granger pursued a thief, who, finding himself very hard pressed, dropped five pairs of ladies shoes, which he is believed to have just stolen. Granger secured the shoes, but the thief escaped. The owner can have them on proof of property. Stolen shoes. --On Wednesday evening officer Granger pursued a thief, who, finding himself very hard pressed, dropped five pairs of ladies shoes, which he is believed to have just stolen. Granger secured the shoes, but the thief escaped. The owner can have them on proof of property.