Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-02-12

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Com. IS. Philip p. S're,t.-For selling IL
Guor to minors and persons of known intemper
ate habits. Nathan OlmSted prosecutor True
bill.
Cor, RS. A. r. Smith, ct. al-For forcibIe
entry and detainer j. NJ Pike, prosecutor.
True bill
Com. rs. THo2as DOian and bridget DOlan.
Assault aud battery with intent to kill. Da-
rius Heath, Prosecutor. True BILL
Com. rs. Elisha Knapp and Tf05. Gntbrte.
For selling liquor without license. True
bill
Com u.s. Daniel NJ Moors-For selling H.
quor to minors and persons Of known intem-
perate habits True bill
Coa rs Hoses 7. Carr;r-For selling Ii
quor on Sunday. True bill.
Conn., rs 1uoscs I, Corricr-For selling IL
quCr to minors aud habitual drunkards True
bill.
Cam as Michael Lsmmons- Selling liquor
to minors and persons of known Incorporate
habits, as the bar-keeper of NJ. T. Carrier
True BILL
Corr. rs. Horo'io Norley-Selling liquor
without license True bill
Gun. rs. Joaatdaa Acla-Charge selling
spirituous liquors, &c. without license by the
small, preSentment to Grand Jury on Consta-
ble's return from Durell township, in which
they return true bill
Conn., rs. Martin Prsntiss-Charge selling
liquor to persons of known Incorporate habits
Grand Jury return true bill
CON- rs. 4. H. Bedrdsley.-Charge selling
liquor by the small without license True BILL
Conn., rs. John S. 1agie and Andrsw Orcr-
pcck.-Defendants charged of opening the bal
lot boxes of Herrick township, after the same
had been by the proper officers deposited for
keeping after the township election. Grand
Jury return a true BILL
Com. rs. Albert G. Camp, Andrsw Orer-
peek and John s. Angh-Charge, unlawfully
interfering with election tickets and ballot
boxes in Herrick township, after the township
election True bill
Com. rs. Nathan ORmstsd-Charge, selling
liquor without license by the small, P. p Sweet
prosecutor. True BILL
Com. as. Philip p. S,ceet-Charge, selling
! liquor by the small without license Grand
Jury return no bill and the prosecutor, Ma
than Olmsted, to pay the costs.
! Com. rs. John o. Ward-Charge, selling
| liquor by the small without license No bill,
and County for costs.
In the matter of the petition, &c. for the
erection of Fire-proof building for the bet
ter security of the public records, the Grand
Jury approved of having building erected
for the public Offices, and accommodation and
security of the records of the County and for
no other purpose.
The following business came before the Court
and Traverse Jury:
Conn., rs. John ROrlee.-This being case
in the oyer and terminer, on charge of burgla-
ry-the defendant and one Amos Baker, ir
having been charged with breaking into the
house of Joseph Borum in the night, on the
3rd of September, 1855, and breaking open a
trunk belonging to said Joseph Borum, and
taking therefrom $75 in money a true bill hav-
ing been found at September sessions last
The principal witness against the defendant
being the notorious John Rutter The jury
were sworn on the 3rd and on the 7th, after
full hearing, they return verdict of guilty
Com. rs, A. b. Beardsiey-Selling liquor
&c, without license true bill having beer
found at present sessions. The court sentence
him to pay fine of $40, and costs of Prose
cution
The court sentenced Hiram Horton to pay
fine of SIS, and costs of prosecution, for sell.
ling liquor without license on an Indictment
found against him at September sessions last
CON- cs. Joseph H. Weus.-Adultery, &c
Indicted at December sessions. jury returned
verdict of not guilty, but that the defendant
pay the costs
Conn., Us. A. B. Smith et al.-Indicted al
present sessions for forcibe entry and detainer
Jury find the defendant not guilty, but to pay
the costs
CON- Us. j. NJ Pike and p. p. .Saoeet-In.
dicted at present sessions for forcible entry and
detainer. This case is being tried on going to
press.
Com rs. Nathan Olmsted-Indicted at pre-
sent sessions for violating the provisions of the
Buckalew law Plead guilty not yet SEN
! fenced