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The Daily Dispatch: October 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], Mayor's Court (search)
Mayor's Court --Recorder Caskie presiding.--The following cases were disposed of yesterday morning: John McCarthy, of the Mississippi Rifles, and James H. Mills, of a Texas regiment, arrested for taking more drinks than they could stand up under, were discharged on promise of immediate reformation. Henry, slave of Alex Rowlett, charged with stealing a bag of peanuts, was sent down for correction. Tazewell, slave of John Carr, was sentenced to thirty-nine for stealing a middling of bacon from John H. Claiborne. John Holland and Luke Finn, charged with being drunk and disorderly in the First Market, and threatening to assault Semon Greenburg, were each required to give $150 security to keep the peace. Finn was also committed to jail for five days for contempt of Court. Daniel Keys, for an assault upon Mary Sullivan, was held in $150 surety to keep the peace, and a former recognizance was declared forfeited. The Recorder thought the quiet of the city woul
The Daily Dispatch: October 23, 1861., [Electronic resource], Terms of the Dispatch. (search)
uthpiece in the Senate is a cause for especially congratulation. He was an Englishman by and it was this man who said, in the first of the long tirade of abuse of the South and Southern men, delivered at the late extra division of the Federal Congress, that every one of Southern soil should be reconquered: the stars and stripes should wave over and arsenal, and that if Southern would not conduct their State to the laws of the United State from Massachusetts and would be appointed in their places, probable, from present his destiny to witness a his sweeping prophecy. The public will await the full details of the eager anxiety. The first company of the Howitzer Battalion, of this city, now command of Lieuts. Pal and McCarthy, was doubtless engaged, confident that their guns telling effect upon the enemy, the of constant reverses upon the anticipation of the North would be anything ging to the Federal despoliation of truthful accounts were permitted the people.