Common Pleas.
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JvsK a.-John Winter and Eleanor his Wife Us. Sam,
uei Dunlap and DdnI .7cker.-This was an action OF
trespa for alleged assault and battery Mrs Win
ter. In December last, man named Van Wnkle was
robbed at house in Sheriff street. Of his clothes watch
and some money. He made his complaint next day, at
instructed by Captain Tly of that district to take
to arrest the thief Shortly after, the deen-
dants passing through Division street. and met ano
ther policeman OF the same district named Young, com.
ing out Of house OF refeshmen in that street. and told
him their object From him they ascerained that short
in the bar and the description he Of the female
agreeing with that given by Van Winckle ed them to
suppose that she the thief Young, with the defen-
dants returned to the refectory, and examined the
watch; and found that II the stolen from Van
Winckle and that the female to call for II at eight
o'clock the morning. In pursuance Of this discove-
ry, Dunlap Acker and Young were Division street in
the morAng, and at the appointed hour man called at
the house the watch upon which they arrested him.
After the arrest he pretended to give them information
OF the robbery and where they would find the remain
der of the property and took them to No. 81 Roosevelt
and walked up the attic, but found nothng and
the whom they had arrested, and was really the
thief then told them that he had made mistake
he had not brought them to the right pace they were
then returning down, and met on the stairs Dy
Mrs Winter, who had the mean time, learned what
they about, and abusive language passed be
tween them AT this point of time. another policeman
named Eaton, came up and upon looking at Mrs Winter,
said that she the female who had taken the wMch
and desired the defendants to arrest her Upon his,
Acker desired Dunlap to arrest her. They both ioowed q
her to the back paror and caught hold Of her by the
arm and in the act Of dragging her away, when
they were apprsed second time they were under
mistake; and they then desisted and went away The
defendants put in two peasone the general ISSUE and
the other justification. Sealed verdict this morning