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The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1862., [Electronic resource], The "Portray of War" (search)
t her free papers, was detained.--William Irwin, arrested for stealing $29 from some unknown man, was committed for examination until the 3d of April.--Wilson, slave of R. C. Nicholas, for getting very drunk and staggering about the streets, was ordered twenty lashes.--Richard, slave ames H. Oliver, was awarded thirty-nine scripes for being found in possession of thirty horse shoes; supposed to have been stolen.--Mary Garerty gave Patrick Lockland as security to keep the peace towards J. R. Pleasants,--William Reynolds was committed until the 3d of April, for perpetrating a felonious assault on Benedict Simon.--Margaret Pavin, a resident of Jail Alley, was committed in default of surety to keep the peace towards G. W. Thomas. The latter, in passing the locality above referred to, yesterday morning, found Pavin and another woman fighting, and carried them before the Mayor. Pavin made herself ridiculous by reviling. His Honor, and applying to him the misnomer of being an old Irishm