The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-06

County Prison. Pardoned February q.
2s. Isaac Shaier. Bedford county, September
enitentiary. Pardoned February az,
20. Samuel Leachy. Lancaster county
January 2, 1868. "Bigamy." Ten dollars dne
and three months imprisonment Pardored
80 Susan Gebe. Clinton county, February
Is, 1868. Keeping Bawdy House." SIX
months in County Prison, and htty dollars hne
81 John Campbell, Jr. Delaware county,
August 6, 1857. Assault and Battery" Two
years and nine months in county prison. Par
80. Charles J. pobbins schuylknl county,
March 4. 1868. Assault and Battery" Par
doued March Ia.
49, Peter Keil. Allegheny county, FEBRUARY
4, 1868. Seduction" Five hundred dollars
fine, aud fifteen mouths in Western Penlten-
tisry. Pardoned March H.
May, 1886 "LaIceny." Four years in the
County Prison. Psrdoned March II.
35. Cballes B. Stein. Allegheny county, DC.
tober %, 1866 Murder in the Second Degree"
Western PeuiteLtlary Tor twelve years. Par
s6. James Riley. Philadelphia, February 7,
1866. Burglary" Elk years and ten days in
the Eastern Penitentiary. Pardoned March 49,
81. John Campbell. Philadelphia, August 23
1865. Robbery" Five years In Eastern Peni
rentiary. Pardoned March 10;
SO. Cornelius Burns. Allegheny county
January 5, 1866. Assault and Battery" Three
years and six months In the Wes .ern Penlten
tary. Pardoned March 26.
80 James KY. Bedford county, February 16
1867. Assault and Ba terry" Tnree years and
one m nth in Western Penttentiary. Pardoned
March 20.
10. George Mason. Philadephias,,, February
Fl, 1867. Assault and Battery Three years
in County Prison. Pardoned March %.
Al. Harvey K. Myers. PhiladelphIa, October
2s, 1867. 'Bigamy." One year in County
Az Edward Peacock. Philadelphia, May 49,
1867 "Lsrceny." Two years IN Coduty Prison.
Psrdoned March 27.
a. 1866. "Riot." Eighteen months In Couuty
Prison pardoned Aprl 4.
"A. Tnomas W. Stevens, BUCKS county, Sep.
Eastern PeniieHtiary. Pardoned April I.
45. Charles E. Mcbride. Erie county, No.
vember g. 1866. "Horse Stealing.n Fiue of fifty
dollars. and three years in the Western Peni-
46 William Sharp. Washington county, May
Western Penltenuary. Pardoned April II.
1866. "ManelaUgh er." eleven years aud six
months in Eastern Pententiary. Pardoned
April Id.
January 3, 1868. Receiving s:oen Goods"
One year in County Prison, Pardoned April l5
40, Matthew Brady; Pniladelphts, February
is 1868. "LaToeayp F9Gr months in County
so. Ri'ey Wilson. Huntington county, April
H. 1866. Larceny" Two aud halt years in
Western Penilentiary. Pardoned April 2l.
81. Joseph Malloy and James Keating Phia-
delphia, July Is 1867. Larceny one year
in County Prison. Pariou ned April "a
So. Parvin Ewes and Vincent Erwin, indicted
in Columbia county, and bound over to answer
att the Court OF Quarter Session, in May, 1868,
for rejecting, as election officers an alleged
deserter's vote. Pardoned April 2S. upon re-
comm eudatlons from Palemon John. Samuel
Knorr J.. f.. Sharpless, g p. Lutz, d. A. Beck.
ley. VI. Watmoyer, c. f. Knapp, H. Jacoby, j.
B. Robinson, aid others, tor The reasons that
the person whose vote was rejected was kno gn
10 be deserter from the United States Army,
and that Messrs Eyes aud Erwin acted cOnsci
entiousl7 and in the Supposed discharge of their
duty AS elecuon officers, III accordance with a
law of the State.
50. Ludwig Fritz. Lebanon county, November
6, 1867. Larceny" Eighteen months in
Eastern penitentiary. Pardoned MAY T.
81. Patrick II. Murray and James Murray,
Battery The former 10 ninety and the latter
TO sixty days in County. Prison. Pardoned
s.. Frank Bsierle. Philadelphia. February
II, 1863 "Receving olen Goods" Fine of
one hundred dollars, and six months in County
Prison. Pardoned May IL.
So. William Cunningham. Fayette county,
June 7, 1865. "Robbery." Two years in West
srn Penitentisry. Pardoned May IL.
81. Patrick Layele- Luzerne county, Sep.
Intent to KiIl.n $1,000 fine and twenty months
in Eastern Penitentisry. Pardoned May II
So. Ambrose Jsssop;, York county, May II,
1868. 'Mals'augnter." FUty OOliars nne ana
three months in County JaiL Pardoned May IL.
SO. John OToohill. Philadelphia, May Is,
1867. Manslaughter," Five years in eastern
Penitentiary. Pardoned May 10. Recommended
by the jurors, James FIeeboru, Joseph NJ
Cowell. A. J. Buckius, Joshua I. Owen, James
n. Kerns William X. L"eas, Robert p King,
Charles Kleckner, James Given, George Patchell
James Gibbons, aud very many more: Reasons
--OToohill acted in seldefensc, a Gro wd having
attacked him in his wn house and jeopardized
his life; he had always sustained good char
acter, and WAS wounded in battle while serving
in the Union army, and the ends Of justice did
not demand his longer Imprisonment
60. James Wetmore. Philadelphia, October 2
E 1867. Assault and Battery" Three years in
County Prisop. Pardoned June 4.
81. Hugh Green. Philadelphia, August II
1866. Robbery" Five years in Eastern Peni
tentary. PardOuod June S.
81. George Pagan and John Clntz. Philadel
phia, December Is. 1865. Assault and Battery
Three years in County Prison. PardoneC
July Is.
63. John Filley. Philadelphia, August l6
1866. Larceny" Two years and thirty day
in County Prison. PaIdOned June 23.
Ga. DAVID Morris and owen Owens. Lehia
county, June 2. 1863. Assault and Battery.
Sky days in County Jail. Parloned June %.
65 Cbailes Banks. Philadelphia, April l, lS6j
'0btainllg Goods under False Pretense.." TW
years In County Prison. Pardoned June "a.
66. Thomas Naulty. Phlladelphla, Februar
IL, 1868. 'Fraudnlenny Procuring the AcknoV
prison. hrdoned July /.
g. Rch,rd Clawson. Indiana county, Marc
20, 1866. "Bigamy" Three years in WesteI
Penitentiar!. Pardoned July l.
68 John densler Allegheny county 0ctob
il, 1867. Unlawful Cdtting." One year
Western PeutentlaTy. Pardoned July |.
50. SamVe Miller Dauphin county, April
1868. "Adulery.n One hundred dollars ii