Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-08

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o State vs.. John Anderson, (negro,) charge
l. with stealing fence rails from Jchn Meeuie "a d
: rhe defendant was caught taking the rail
before daylight in the morning from the fenc
OF hr. Aaguigau, near Hedgeville. Sentence
/. 10 tou days Imprisonment, to pay $40 fine, be
y sideS costs of prosecution.
7 State We Henrietta Robinson (neRro) charge,
) with stealing he'd quilt from Ohas Gibbs
tnegio,) valued at So. The quilt she sold /,
Mr. Hansy, who keeps second hand store Ia
rAtnall street below Sixth Sentenced to ma,
hne oil 50 and costs, to lie whipped with NJ
i4sh"s on The IL of March, 10 days impris-
oh4entand wear convicrs Jacket TOR m onths
oitte vs. Patrick Lally, selling liquor with
cut license. Plead guilty In three cases.-
Sentenced to pay $50 aud costs, $40 10 each
Gaze,
State vs.. Theodore Schmidt, selling liquo,
without license. Accused 10 nine cases.-
Convicted in four cases. Fined $40 and costs
state W Margaret Young, selling LIQUOR
without a license. Sentenced to pay nne ia
hve cases, $40 10 each case, and the costs of
prosecution, or be Imprisoned fifty days.
State vs. James Richardson, (negro,) steal
ing $l.25 in specie from Caleb Miller. Prisn-
ner was boy of about II years OF age. Plead
guilty.. Sentenced to pay $l.26 restitution
money, 10 days imprisonment, receive twelve
la'hes and wear convicps jacket for 9 months
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State vs.. Chas. Rider, larceny OF bedding.
clothing, &c, from fheophilus K. Jones. This
was the negro shot through the body lew
weeks ago by Mr.. Jones, whilst attempting to
roo his store.) He had entered the store OF
Mr.. Jones, and robbed Il of u quantity of
wearing apparel Convicted. Sentenced to
reaeive 80 lsshes to restore SIT, and to b. sold
| as alav7 for term not exceeding years, on
the l7th OF March, to pay restitution money
and costs.
State vs. Chas. Rider, (the same negro men
TONED aooye,) stealing clothing, ke., from q
colored woman named Mary Il. Price Rider
after having recovered from being shot by Mr..
| Jones, entered this womans residences, beat
her children over the head with a broom to
prevent them giving the alarm, and stole q
quantity of wearing apparel. which be tore
up to sell as rags. Convicted. Sentenced to
receive 20 lashes, to be imprisoned 10 day Q,
and wear conviot's jacket six months
State va Jos. Rider, receiving stolen goods
The prisoner was brother of the above, and
was caught on his way with another black
BOY named Richard DENLY and and his broth
er Charles Rdsr,) by officers Heal and Win
gate, 10 sell the goods But testimony being
adducsi to show that he might have been ig-
horant that the gaoda were stolen, the Court
gave him the peueti. OF the doubt and &C
quilted him.
stolen goods. The prisoner received part of
the goods stolen by Charles Rider. A vest
was proved to have been hidden uuder his
clothes, which he dropped on entering o
mouse, and 1t was found on the floor. He also
ran upon the appearance of officers Heal and
Mlngatoi who gave chase and captured him.
Verdict guilty. Sentenced to restore double
the value OF the goods stolen, to stand one
hour in the piliOry, TO be imprisoned three
days, and wear convict's jacket 9 months.
State Vi Richard DENLY, receiving stolen
goods This was one of the bows conn ected
with Charles Rider. He was caught by the
ohcers carrying the goods stolen torn In rags.
to sell them. Sentenced to restore double the
value III the goods, TO stand one hour Ia the
pi'lory, TO be Imprisoned days, and wear u
conyc'3 Jacket six mouths.
StAto We Joseph Legg, assault and battery
on MtrY Woe1e, 1t appeared from tbs evil
deHce that four disorderly young men on the
honday following Christmas. broke into the
lager beer saloon OF Leonard Woese, at the !
corner Of Front and French streets by smash
lag ia the door, and after driving Mr.. Woese
ah his son, aud step out, shamefully beat |
Mary Woese, Ais wife. She was knocked down |
ami kicked in the face whilst she was down
Mrs ~oese and her son testified that Joseph
Legg was the party who had assaulted her.
But MS two of the patty who had NOT been en-
was not with them, aud other witnesses who
saw them go up tho street, also testified that
he Wa mott their company, Legg was ae.
qiltted Other evidence went TO show that !
tue Assault was committed by another persoa. |
State vs. Matthew Maloney, selling liquor
without license. Plead guilty three cases.
Sentenced 10 pay $50 and costs.
State va William II. Thorne, (negro) stealing |
coal from Henry W. Bartram, and VIM. Thorne
(neSro) AS AN accompiice. The parties were
ttthsr and son. Mr.. Bartrem had been trou- |
b!eh by having his coal stolen from tinao to
hmr. lie accordingly made complaint to the |
Mayor, and officer Bayliss. OF the night pc lice,
watched 10 see II he could not 6nd out the
thieves. About five o'clock on a Sunday |
morniug h- saw black boy enter and fill a
basket wih coal He arrested the boy who
stated that his father had sent him. Ths faith
er came To the city half acknow ledged zen d.
lug his sou, but stated that he had given him |
The money with instructions to pay for 1t if
any one was present, otherwise to take it, aud
be would pay Mr.. Bartrtm. Tais witness tss-
tilted to seeing him give the boy the money,
aud heard tue Instruction. The Court gave I
he prisoners the benefit of the doubt az %
elonious intent and acquitted them.
state VS. Levi Hinson, stealing wearing ap. |
lRrtl, &C. from Mary Jane litchings. Plead
tuilty Sentenced to receive twenty lsshss, |
el days imprisonment, and wear a conyict's
acket, with the letter on it for months.
The parties are to be whipped on Saturday,
he i0th inst. Charles Rider will also again
,e whipped Tor the second offence on Saiur-
lay, the l7,h inst.
On the 18th OF February the Legislatu re |
'essed law that negroes should receive the ,
anne puuisbhents AS whites. Therefore Of i
ances committed by them after that date, are
'unisl oil by imprisonment instead of being
oli as slaves.
pm, kennard, 800 Market street, offers great in.
ucemsnts to persons in want of Dry Goods. Read
be following heavy yard wi ie brown muslin 70 cts
God bid muslin 70 cts; all tho best makes; bleach.
d muslin always on hand at the lowest M 4rket price
est Merrimack calic0ea rs, other good makes Is |
p, ~, cts large and foe assortment of white
GODS, inens. tckings, hanne's Ac., on hand bought
t the recent decn in prices, aud will be sold at a
mall advance VIM X is deter mined to give the /
uying community who favor Wilmington with their |
rade AS good bargains can be had 10 any other
ity The merchants of Wilmington have as good
for buying goo Is cheap as any 9th or set
merchants in this country and disp ,sed to sell
5 cheap All they ask Is to compare prisei with |
GODS bought in other cities, and think they will
slide avorab Y for our growing place We spe ak
Or the whole M 'rcantils community and es oreia
IT VIM kennard, 500 Market, who Gan aud " III /
ell goods a. Of old via cheap.
Hch, Itch, Itch, .irmy HeA.-England's Col
en- Itch Ointment will cure tine worst cases of
srny Itch. II contains no mercury or other
ngredients ia any way injurious to health -
hose suffering from this terrible disease
1t AT once. Ask tor Englands i
io'den ltch Ointment aud take no other. |.
ESoLAsD, Druggist and Chemist, corner of !.
,ifh and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
rice % eta. box; BY mail 80 cts. ja2l I
Rei,giow.-rhe extra meetings ct Newark
nd CHERRY Hill are progressing with incress-