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The Daily Dispatch: October 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], The draft in Ohio. (search)
November term. Daniel Ruffin, a bullet headed negro, was called up to answer the charge of abducting Beverley Robinson's $50 cloth coat and a gold ring: a $5 C. S. Treasury note, and a $1 gold piece, belonging to Tom Wright, the two latter also colored. Defendant averring that he had witnesses to prove his innocence, and that he "hadn't done nuffin to nobody," the Mayor sent an officer in search of them and adjourned the case to another day. A case was on the docket charging W. W. G. Oliver and Robert Werne with having conspired together and defrauded Alfred Maddux out of $2,000. The parties were called, and it was announced that it had been settled, and bail entered before an Alderman for their appearance. The officers were directed to summon the parties to appear. Maggie Mitchell, a resident of Exchange Alley, who, as officer Morris testified, was not Maggie Mitchell, was brought up charged with threatening violence to Alice Hawkins. The latter, together with Moll