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The Daily Dispatch: December 24, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 3 (search)
tch-house. The case of Zachariah Burnett, a soldier, arrested last week for stabbing a comrade, named John Dowdy, was called by the Mayor, when it was stated that the wounded man had left the hospital and could not be found. A further continuance was ordered.--John Murphy and Thomas Smith were arrested on Saturday night while engaged in a personal combat near the Dock. The watchman stated that they were settling a misunderstanding by a "friendly fight," and quietly yielded to his interference. They were discharged.-- Wm. Kidd, upon whom the alcoholic fever raged so violently as to instigate him to attempt to shoot a watchman, was required to give security in $150 to keep the peace.-- Thos. Bradford was fined $20 for keeping his bar-room open after 10 o'clock at night. Sam, slave of Dr. Tiffy, stole a lot of bed clothing from D. R. Blacklock, but was caught, and the Mayor decreed sentence of thirty-nine lashes. Robert, slave of P. Rahm, was ordered thirty for petty larceny.