Middletown transcript., 1872-05-11
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pssee. Any ON, sil Ne Honor. wbo poeurss !
tavern lIeense f6s me purpose Of kespine rum
shsp, esd vho lssesad oe Psovidleg ssiaalsls
ratertatnpe NJ and lsdgines l0r his euests selis
liqscs 10 small apartnsnts, prostsslug 10 kesr y
tavern, but In reality heepisE he'll violates the
/ Law, and y mOrs deserving OF punishment than
lse who boldly breaks the same.
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| in case Of State 70. Charles II. Williams col,
alias Charles King, indicted last icfm for lnr.
| ceny the Attorney General asked that II ic
| quashcd end the prisoner discharged. Granted.
State vs. William SewelI, for isrreny; plead
/ yuvity uUu seucuCru 70 pNv % Ievsttuutuu money
ahd costs; he whipped with 20 lashes: impris-
| oned six months and wear = eoavicts jacket for
six inons.s si'er discharge.
| State vs. Th.:vas Saunders. col. larceny oi
three wash.tubs; verdict, not guilty.
State Va. R-dmsn thompson, larceny from a
market wagon: jury rcndsred verdict of guilty.
| Sentenced 10 pay IS ~ r.Stiu,ion money 10
| Theodore blackburn and cosu of prosecution,
10 receive 10 lashes, I've imprisoned for six months
and fos six months after disciiasge III wear con-
vict's jacket. The prisoner WINS = cont dernss Of
William Scwell.
Peter Kemp who has been confined for s,'uc
mouths for shooting Fillmore Conklin. was OF
motion Of the Attorney General dichassed from
further custody. This Is the affair that ocenrr,ss
In the lower par, Of Wilmington, last winter.
State vs.. Andrew e. Clark, col. indicted for
! rape upon Martha l,akes, plead not guilty. The
Court assigned v. q. bradford, Jr. Esq. As coun-
sel to defend him, and appointed Thursday next,
| ~ the day for trial.
State VS. Andrew C. Clark, col. for sssanl,
with intent 10 commit rspe upon Jane Marvin,
| plead not guilty. There are two other charges
against Clark. upor which he will bc indicted
but, u found guilty on the Risi Of the above
named, itw will be useless 10 try him on III 9th
er.
State Vs. Emma Prime, COL for larceny Of dry
goods from John Wainwright; plead guilty ;
sentenced to pay 8? restitution money md costs
six months In prison and wear convict,s jacket
/ for six months after her discharge
State vs. Emma Price, col. larceny Of shoes
from Joshua Holmes plead guilty; sentenced
TO pay 80 restitution money, he imprisoned for q
months, beginning Nov. sih. 1874, and ending
May 4ih. 1873, 10 wear a coR,icts jacket for
six mouths.
Cour, adjourned until 10 clock Tuesday
morni.g.
Very little bussncss was transacted. The frat
case called was that of9sAts rs. James Pearson
| who was indicted for larceny. Case was con-
tinued, and the usual rccognisaace entered into.
The foiiowing prisoners were. on motion OF
| the Attorney General, discharge from, the Gus
iody Of the Sheriff tuo charges having been found
against ,hcml Alonxo Hayes, John Kicfc, Geo.
Lewis, Samuel Lewis, AiheSt king, William
MITCHELL Harry Tomlinson, Robert Wagner, Ed.
ward Young, and Jasws Stewart.
In case Of State vs. George Smith. col. indici-
| cd for larceny Of saddle and harness from IN
cob Dcskync In Appoquinimink Hundred. The
defendant was nrraigncd and plead not guilty
Tried, and jury rendered verdict Of guilty.
Sentenced TO pay Sll so restitution money and
costs Of prosecution, to be whipped with 20 LASH
cs on next Saturday, between tho hours Of 10,
| A. N. and o clock, p. N. suffer imprisonmrn n I
for Elk months, commencing May tith, and end
Ing November 10TH 1871, aud wear a copsic, y
JACKIE. for six months thereafter.
wEDsxpay.
There was bat little uaosc business before the
Court at Ncg Castle to-day than On Tuesday.
The IRA; case WAS tina, ef State VS.. Thomas
Goldslsorough and Peter Goldsborougi,, both
colofed. Indicted for ~ breaking hoass siu in
tent 10 commt isrccay.'' Ttlr jury ycsdscA a
verdict Of guilty. The sca,rsce pass-d upon
each was, forfeit and pay as restitution s,onry
81 and costs, stand one hour In the titlory. aud
be whipped with 70 lssi.es on ncst Sa,srday. be
imprisoned for six moaths from May ~, 20 No
vcinbsr 10. 1872, and for six months ehcrcnficr
10 wear a convcts jacket. williamson for
State.
State Va. Joshua rrusty, col. larceny u clover
seed, from Jsmcs GArman; jury resdcsoi n yer.
dict Of guilty sentenced TO pay $3.50 rs res,i.
tuition money and cost Of prosecution, on next
Saturday TO receive 20 lasles 10 he imprisoned
for six months ending November 10Th, 1917, and
for six months thereafter TO wear convict.
jacket. Stale was represented by Williamson
State VS.. William Pickering, larceny Of lot o.
carpenters tools; prisoner made nm appeal oil
about ten minutes length 10 the jury, Who how.
ever, rendered verdict Of guilty; sentenced I,
pay $780, as restitution money besides cost o
prosecution; on next Saturday To receive 20 lash
cs, he imprisoned for six months from May ii,h,
1872, TO wcar convict's jacket for q like term
Williamson for pross cution.
On motion Of Attorney General, tho Court or
dcred that the following prisoners be discharge
from further custody William Rodick, JOSEPH
: Dcnas, Hugh Gillian, William Thomas, Anr
Elisa Bakcr, Samuel Johnson alias William
Nelson and William Fisher.
RspuSiieaa State Csavestssn.
The Republicans Of Delaware met In Stat,
Convention, at Dorcr, on Thnrsda, afternoon
to elect delegates 10 the Philadelphia Conven,ion
The following gentlemen were eltctcd II.
: Pickels, John G. Clark, New Castle co. james
lscn'and' Dr.. J. Jump, Keat CO.. e. y. Rich
, ARDS, IScnjamin Burton, Sussex county Th
Delegates we're Instructed 10 vote Tor Grant nn'
!, Colfax
Az the delegation was 10 consist offs mem
be:s from each county, the delegation 10 Dover
from this section Of the county, thought tina
! wilmingtIn Was Untitled to one and that ih
, other should Sc from the lower part Of the coun
", and accordiae.y resolved to endeavor TO srn'
NJ. Amos W. Lynch. Their efforts proved a
bortive, however, as the wilmiugton delegation
which consisted Of 20 member, while that Of tb
, remainder Of the county numbered but 30, hm,
every thing planned and their delegates selected
L "A eaucua al ihe rural delexniea cas l,eld. an