Randolph v. State
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Lagrange Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
_ _ Davison, J.—
t. ■ Prosecution for receiving stolen goods, commenced January 6, 1859.
The indictment charges that George Randolph, on the 28th of October, 1855, at, &c., one set of double harness, *233of the valué of 30 dollars, the personal goods of one William Selby, before then unlawfully and feloniously stolen, &c., feloniously did buy, receive, conceal, and have; he, the said George, then and there well knowing the said goods to have been feloniously stolen, &c. And that he, the said George, has been absent from the state, and has concealed the fact of the crime, and has so concealed…
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