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Salisbury, N. C. (North Carolina, United States) (search for this): article 7
uting himself both judge and jury in the case, he ordered the darkey to be sold for his own benefit. In bringing the boy to Richmond the latter made an effort to give King leg bail, and was shot in one of the useful members he employed on the occasion. Being brought to Richmond he was sold for a trifling consideration to a man who wan taking him South, when his true master see him by in the had him concealed himself and was in by enough to remain perdue for some time; turing to Salisbury, N. C., his whereabouts became known to officer Scale, of this city, who went thith- er and arrested him. The Court sent him on for trial before Judge Lyons. In the case of Casper Marston and others, members of the Richmond Typographical Society, on a motion to quash an information filed against them by the Commonwealth, at the instance of John M. Daniel, proprietor of the Examiner newspaper, for the alleged offence of conspiring together as printers to extort money from said Daniel, def
Caroline (Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 7
Margaret Dooley was required to give security to keep the peace, on complaint of Mary Roach, who charged her with assaulting and putting her person in danger. Hustings Court, October 16th --Present: Senior Alderman Sanxay; James Bray, C. B. Anderson, N. C. Lipscomb, and John F. Regnault, Aldermen. John H. King was set to the bar for examination on the charge of having stolen a negro boy, belonging to Algernon S. Bradley, of Richmond. King, who formerly was a resident of Caroline county, Virginia, met the boy there several weeks ago, and inferring whether correctly or not, that he was making his way to the Yankees, he captured him, and constituting himself both judge and jury in the case, he ordered the darkey to be sold for his own benefit. In bringing the boy to Richmond the latter made an effort to give King leg bail, and was shot in one of the useful members he employed on the occasion. Being brought to Richmond he was sold for a trifling consideration to a man who wa
Nance (search for this): article 7
outs became known to officer Scale, of this city, who went thith- er and arrested him. The Court sent him on for trial before Judge Lyons. In the case of Casper Marston and others, members of the Richmond Typographical Society, on a motion to quash an information filed against them by the Commonwealth, at the instance of John M. Daniel, proprietor of the Examiner newspaper, for the alleged offence of conspiring together as printers to extort money from said Daniel, defendants' counsel, Nance & Williams, moved the Court to proceed with the trial. Said motion being on its hearing, was opposed by Gilmer and Daniel, prosecuting attorneys, and sustained by defendants' counsel, when the Court, without pronouncing any decision in the premises, adjourned the matter over until this morning at 11 o'clock. It is not probable the case will be tried this term. Judge Lyons's Court.--A session of this Court was held at the City Hall at 5 o'clock yesterday, to hear an application on a hab
Algernon S. Bradley (search for this): article 7
iding his horse on 2d street at a faster rate than six miles per hour. Margaret Dooley was required to give security to keep the peace, on complaint of Mary Roach, who charged her with assaulting and putting her person in danger. Hustings Court, October 16th --Present: Senior Alderman Sanxay; James Bray, C. B. Anderson, N. C. Lipscomb, and John F. Regnault, Aldermen. John H. King was set to the bar for examination on the charge of having stolen a negro boy, belonging to Algernon S. Bradley, of Richmond. King, who formerly was a resident of Caroline county, Virginia, met the boy there several weeks ago, and inferring whether correctly or not, that he was making his way to the Yankees, he captured him, and constituting himself both judge and jury in the case, he ordered the darkey to be sold for his own benefit. In bringing the boy to Richmond the latter made an effort to give King leg bail, and was shot in one of the useful members he employed on the occasion. Being b
Lyons (search for this): article 7
im concealed himself and was in by enough to remain perdue for some time; turing to Salisbury, N. C., his whereabouts became known to officer Scale, of this city, who went thith- er and arrested him. The Court sent him on for trial before Judge Lyons. In the case of Casper Marston and others, members of the Richmond Typographical Society, on a motion to quash an information filed against them by the Commonwealth, at the instance of John M. Daniel, proprietor of the Examiner newspaper,rosecuting attorneys, and sustained by defendants' counsel, when the Court, without pronouncing any decision in the premises, adjourned the matter over until this morning at 11 o'clock. It is not probable the case will be tried this term. Judge Lyons's Court.--A session of this Court was held at the City Hall at 5 o'clock yesterday, to hear an application on a habeas corpus writ for the discharge of Wm. Collins a soldier belonging to the 19th Mississippi regiment, arrested about five month
Williams (search for this): article 7
me known to officer Scale, of this city, who went thith- er and arrested him. The Court sent him on for trial before Judge Lyons. In the case of Casper Marston and others, members of the Richmond Typographical Society, on a motion to quash an information filed against them by the Commonwealth, at the instance of John M. Daniel, proprietor of the Examiner newspaper, for the alleged offence of conspiring together as printers to extort money from said Daniel, defendants' counsel, Nance & Williams, moved the Court to proceed with the trial. Said motion being on its hearing, was opposed by Gilmer and Daniel, prosecuting attorneys, and sustained by defendants' counsel, when the Court, without pronouncing any decision in the premises, adjourned the matter over until this morning at 11 o'clock. It is not probable the case will be tried this term. Judge Lyons's Court.--A session of this Court was held at the City Hall at 5 o'clock yesterday, to hear an application on a habeas corpus
Gilmer (search for this): article 7
or trial before Judge Lyons. In the case of Casper Marston and others, members of the Richmond Typographical Society, on a motion to quash an information filed against them by the Commonwealth, at the instance of John M. Daniel, proprietor of the Examiner newspaper, for the alleged offence of conspiring together as printers to extort money from said Daniel, defendants' counsel, Nance & Williams, moved the Court to proceed with the trial. Said motion being on its hearing, was opposed by Gilmer and Daniel, prosecuting attorneys, and sustained by defendants' counsel, when the Court, without pronouncing any decision in the premises, adjourned the matter over until this morning at 11 o'clock. It is not probable the case will be tried this term. Judge Lyons's Court.--A session of this Court was held at the City Hall at 5 o'clock yesterday, to hear an application on a habeas corpus writ for the discharge of Wm. Collins a soldier belonging to the 19th Mississippi regiment, arrested
William Collins (search for this): article 7
sterday, to hear an application on a habeas corpus writ for the discharge of Wm. Collins a soldier belonging to the 19th Mississippi regiment, arrested about five mod left. The return of Gen. Winder to the writ stated that he is informed that Collins voluntarily enlisted; took the oath of allegiance to the Confederacy, and was Government by P. H. Aylett, District Attorney, and Crawford and Ratcliffe for Collins. The Judge decided to discharge Collins, on the ground, first, that he was enCollins, on the ground, first, that he was entitled to his discharge after his term of enlistment has expired; and, secondly, because the articles of was declare that proceedings shall be had against a part accused in eight days after his arrest, and Collins had untried. The District Attorney having declared his intention of carrying the case to the Court of Appeals, CoCollins was remanded into custody of the Provost Marshal, and 5 o'clock this evening set for signing a writ of error. The application of John Frobig, for a discha
C. B. Anderson (search for this): article 7
he was violating any law in doing what he did. Daniel White was fined for permitting water to escape from the hydrant on his lot. Hunter Taliaferro was fined $10 for riding his horse on 2d street at a faster rate than six miles per hour. Margaret Dooley was required to give security to keep the peace, on complaint of Mary Roach, who charged her with assaulting and putting her person in danger. Hustings Court, October 16th --Present: Senior Alderman Sanxay; James Bray, C. B. Anderson, N. C. Lipscomb, and John F. Regnault, Aldermen. John H. King was set to the bar for examination on the charge of having stolen a negro boy, belonging to Algernon S. Bradley, of Richmond. King, who formerly was a resident of Caroline county, Virginia, met the boy there several weeks ago, and inferring whether correctly or not, that he was making his way to the Yankees, he captured him, and constituting himself both judge and jury in the case, he ordered the darkey to be sold for hi
S. Larmon (search for this): article 7
te in the watch pocket of his pantaloons and sent the latter to his washerwoman, Maria. Missing the note, he went to her house, found the pantaloons in the wash tub, but the note was not perceivable. The woman denied that she had taken it. The Mayor discharged the accused. Isaac Cropper, was summoned up for buying a lot of eggs in the 1st Market to sell again. The eggs were ordered to be confiscated to the use of the city. Napoleon Haynes, was examined for stealing $200 from Mrs. S. Larmon, living on 17th street. The money was in specie and suspicion was directed towards defendant because he was often seen with silver coin. The latter description of money several reputable witnesses proved he had been in the habit of carrying in his pocket for more than a year past. Defendant was acquitted. Daniel a venerable looking Ethiopian, belonging to Martin Lochearn, who lives at Tree Hill race course, was brought up as a runaway, and confessed that he had been migrating arou
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