, 1863-06-29

sc been lost oah but he1 big neTer ETA
You arc young man, and one who has held
honorable posaloas, .an4 tnere can oe no e.
euse aol You. tae Guui. ensselofe - sgu.snGeS
you 70 az no9tns, nit 3nnEllso9nent, Ut na5u a.
"aoe ~ ieplssnu tooA ms seae.
STEALING HAHDkERcMEFs.
No. 2 vas Henry Grime1sen. also dressed in
military apparel, tried ard found guilty Of
stealing handkerchiefs to the value ofSS. The
Court remarked to him that the jury had' fixed
allowed by the law, He had no authority to
alter their finding. The object Of punish
ment % was father reclamation than revenge.
Il was to be regretted that a yonne man Of
his arc lad been mislcl. and In h5neI the
nunishment would be a Tarninr. senfencs-~
7,o,,,,-.- ra
LARCENY OF EooTs.
John Homer, Who had stolen two odd
boots, q Talue less than IS, next appeared
Ah1aSits @ of previous good character had been
palliation Of the crime, the Court thought it
entitled him 70 considerations Of clemencJ.
No. '1 i. hn.ad s1,ft .nn "
would he a wnrninr! It twastlie dntr nf every
citizen to obey the laws, and whcn the laws
were violated. the offender must be arrested
and checked in the early r5art of his career.
Sentenced to three months Imprisonment in
the b11deEeu.
OLD CARPETS.
Mary Hughes, an elderly Irish woman, found
guilty OF stealing an oldearpet from clothes
me- vaaeo Laia at etgat aouass' ne1. appeared.
Tas hsrd Fnr stea1inG \ n,,trv riecc f. e,r.
,st;, msS ela W. % 1,a Fissr hr,. ~
d md tie Stigma Of tie Convict afixed upon 1ter
n nffcr INK a. f1oned ,sbe 1rnnld ;fnnrnre
~ 1;,nc t. ,tiect;on tbst shs MIN sss ~
M ~ t1..s - % as ;;,d Ine sSo ~
~ W. ~ e., - - "a ~ : 5asS .s
VIII sue Siu. J4i ~ p,a1IvfH' Isf' sSS leaa
~ @ ~ a;tt;s ~ Aao ees'aee oi'e
" Wiiiia1n ii Iotiman' \ hardened 1ookinp cn1.
~ na1,,n farrnrd fonnd srn;it .GAsts ~ sts; Eut
g1s, T,a cnnr+ e,,3 Yn5 J ho3a II hes,' 3-ioi
a,s': oy aGs Jeas 1, tlI,, ~ ss pesI LIEU
70 49,. 49,. ~. st1a ~ ossa.
ana aans;dnrah1e en-, ~ ,oa1 1tS eoae
not not n nnyice in crime Il IN eyidenca ~ that h
o,, ~. a.,t - - - tnae
Sou VIII nen cfG IT, pos5 - gon1e aspIs.
Inn1v INT onVthfnc nav az fo von Wy qs,,s
h-,nm von n nar;to,6o hTt X "a =, NJ M
pose the penalty affixed blythe jury. Sentence:
i've wears in the penitentiary,
1xnr,, .or-
:.
ueaae aaouas US Esans, po5 nnoea Glgnteen YEATS
n asssel to qusstio1s plopoundsd By sdn the
f1eman on The Northwestern Railroad, and
stole the watch because lie vas hard up for
money. The Court said ttrc Law Lad compass
sion On cases like his It was sad to pass sem
tenee upon boy,and he hoped he wonld learn
that every person committing crimes must
be punished severely, and ti.at It was neces-
eary to lend a yirtuous life- He advised
him to seek some employment, as idlcness led
directly to crime. It was only his age which
exempted him from the PenftentIarY, Sen
tence siI months In the Bridewcn.
BURGLARY.
Jobn n uobarsy f,nn1 <yn;1tr or brro,,r4,
anu under age, next appeared. His employer
LAY LAY n!e1ceeasa ~ n 1or mm ana psoanGed a1aaa.
t, tas " pIe'!ouS , EGoo cill1aeter; Inc Goart
, lhongni Ill It "9uia % ~, pe q Ereat p!easnfe ne
~ tns haa Idsunes ef a's Term
tr;na! ba,,ite 4hrea ~ s anods
o1,,,o,f ] ;ntha Eorrtv Il, - g. "eSee A11p'ta'