The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-14
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abiding has no opinion the subject at this time. Sworn
as juror.
Charles Timanus had formed an opinion from the news
paper report.
Henry Gross had formed an opinion not % years of
age Challenged for cause.
William Richmond, Joseph Hopkins Frederick Stein
echer, William Johnson Jacob Hough Jacob Funk David
Hit, and Levi Burlington had formed opinions
John Hartze had not fixed opinion; was not biased
In his mind; had expressed opinion am still of that
opinion. Challenged peremptorily.
Daniel s. Merceron had formed vague opinion; no
hNed or abiding opinion. Sworn juror.
John C. Burnham had formed an opinion
Albert Boyer had formed an opinion from newspaper
reports it was no. fixed opinion Boyer said afterwards
he had fixed opinion. Challenged for cause
James Wagey had formed opinion fixed and abb
ding opinion.
John L. Turner, R. NJ Dennison, John Bazman. Nicho-
las Hale L. T. Williamson and Martin Sheler had formed
opinions
Oliver Cash had formed and expressed an opinion; has
not fixed opinon not preudiced based has opin
ion now.
Mr. Preston-Will your Honor be kind enough to take
the responsibility of the movement the juror says he has
formed and expressed an opinion and still enertans that
opinion. shall say nothing.n
Judge Price.-''Swear him.
James Harker of William, Barney Owens and Caleb
Merryman, had liked opinions
Joshua Parson had formed opinion. 1t was not fixed
or abiding Had bias which would prevent him from
doing impartial justice
Samuel B. Storm, Andrew Ray, Owen Griffith, Dickin-
son Gorsuch, and Joseph Bosley, had fixed opinions
j. o. Gorsuch had not a fixed opinon-no bias or
prejudice; had an impression his mind unfavorabe
the prisoner. Challenged peremptorily.
William II. Butler had not formed or expressed an
opinion to the hest of his knowledge Sworn as Juror
John s. Ensor expressed opinion at the time of the
occurrence; had no liked opinion; no bias prejudice
in his mind. Sworn juror.
Charles Henry has fixed opinion; Owen Goodwin had
not formed or expressed opinion Ch alenged peremp
tory.
Joseph II. Miller had formed an opinion; Thomas D.
Cockey OF j. not positive whether he had formed
peremptoty.
Thomas Galloway, Thomas D. Cockey of Thomas Solo.
mon Armstrong and George Childs had fixed opinions
Miller Galloway had not formed expressed opinion
Sworn juror
Charles Brooks, Benjamin Goodwin William Slade and
John Brooks had abiding aud fixed opinions.
John b. Ensor had not formed expressed opinion
Challenged peremptOrily.
Jacob Shock had formed vague opinion It is not
fixed Sworn a juror
Benjamin Matthews and John H. Ensor had fixed opin-
Shadrach Sparks had formed and expressed an opin-
ION 1t is not fixed abiding opinion. Sworn as a
juror.
A. s. Thompson had not formed or expressed an opin
ion Challenged peremptorily
william Ensor had not formed or expressed an opinion
Challenged peremptory.
j c. d Duncan, Daniel Matthews and Samuel Harris,
had fixed opinions.
The tales Of one hundred being exhausted Judge Price
ordered the Sheriff to summons additional talesmen
Witnesses in all other discharged until next
Thursday morning at ten o'clock.
William Smith, Thomas Mills, and Jacob Sedden had
fixed opini ons.
Nicholas Catch had formed an opinion but it was not
fixed or a deliberate opinion.
John s. Blddson had fixed opinion.
George G. Hennick had not formed expressed opn
ION Challenged peremptoriy.
John Parlett had fixed opinion.
Francis Poee had not formed expressed an opnion
nad no CONSCIENTIOUS scruples about capital punishment
Sworn juror
This being the twelfth juror the these selected
were called and the jurors counted
The following gentlemen compose the jury:
Edward Stifel, William Stewart, John K Smith J. B
Carroll Daniel S. Merceron, Oliver Cash, William H But
Ter, John $ Ensor Aquilla Galloway Jacob Shanck
Shadrick Sparks, Francis Potee
The jury were then charged by the clerk.
The Indictment is tine that in the case of Cropps
charging he in
another with being present. aiding and abetng Marion
Crops when the shot was fired.
After the jury had been charged Mr. Cuttings said that
he did not intend to any evidence now
as the day had far advanced would suggest an ad
journnent until this morning.
Judge Price then instructed the Sheriff to take charge
of the jury and told them hold no conversation will
any one about the and not to read the newspapers
The Court then adjourned until this morning at ter
o'clock,