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Mayor's Court. --The Mayor held his Court yesterday morning, and disposed of the following cases: John Ryan alias Michael Sweeney, charged with feloniously assaulting and robbing Jas Kelley, of one gold ring, valued at $50, and $200 in Confederate notes, appeared to answer the complaint, and the testimony proving the guilt of the party, he was sent on for examination before the Hustings Court. A soldier named Lewis T. Steed, was charged with stealing from Lewis Antelotti, on Tuesday last, one decanter of apple brandy, estimated to be worth $40. The evidence of Mr. Antelotti proved that Steed came into his restaurant, near the Central depot, and after inquiring as to the time the Yankees would reach Richmond, remarked that he "wished the Yankees would come and take the d — d old town." He (Antelotti) turned off without making any reply, and soon after Steed left. That evening he was found with the bottle of brandy in his pocket, which Antelotti recognized as his own, w
50 dollars reward --Run away, four weeks ago, a dark brown Boy, named Dick aged 34, bushy head, fresh scar on the forehead; dressed in drab pants and jacket, blue navy cap, old bastrous at the toes, speaks quick when spoken to. It is likely the said boy is lurking around some of the camps near the city. The above reward will be paid on delivery of said boy to me at the C S Armory. J Sweeney. fe 17--WThSAM4t*