The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-13

and reasoning in that way one side would always
consider the Justice drunk Witness-Well he
talked lncoherently, and his actions in his led
witness to think he under the influence of
liquor.-Henry Ebaugh testified that he went to
the magistrates office to sign the appea!
bond with Mr.. Gillespie, who said the Squire
was drunk; when they got there could not
lind him; afterwards he was found up stairs; when
he came down witness thought he was too drunk to
attend to business; when witness wanted to sign the
Squire could not find the bond; he fumbled and
1unoled amengst his papers and then had to fill up
another bond which witness signed; the Suuires
actions denoted that he was intoxicated; seesawed
on his seat; looked stupid by Mr. Barry (show-
ing the appeal bond That is the signature of
Wltness.--Mr. Barry then handed the appeal bond
and the Judgment rendered by the magistrate to
tue Court, remarking that they were both drawn
up correctly and written in clear and intelligible
hand, which it would have been impossible for a
drunken man to have done.-Constable Arm
strong, recalled by MIR. Barry.-Wben witness was
about to take Mrs. Calvert to Jail she offered him
nVe dollars to let her go; witness said he could not
40 1t II she offered thousand; said she was sorry
to the Squire.-The evidence being concluded,
the case was held under cria-When the Grand
Jury came in, John English, VINO was summoned
as witness in the case of the State u.s. Erasmus
Levy, and who absented himself immediately after
answering to his name, brought in on an at.
tachment by the Sheriff, placed at the bar and
sworn by the Crier. In reply to the questions of
the Court, he said that he did not know exactly
% VIC ieasoH NnF he naQ aDSenteQ himself; |
he heard that the Sheriff had an attachment against
MIN, and got skeered and went away; he had been |
IN Baltimore county; had no communication with |
any one before he left town, or while absent, in |
regard to the trial of Levy, which was to take |
piace; some persons knew where he was at; a wo.
man knew; none of the officers of the Court knew;
ne wrote to officer German, telling him that he
was going to leave town, but did not tell
@ uorman where he was going to; be was
not persuaded by any one to 90 away to prevent
!ne aominstratlon of justice.-The Court then
imposed hne OF $50 upon English, and ordered
him to be imprisoned three months for contemnt in
not ooeylng the summons of the Court-Lewis
clark negro), tried last week before the Court for
keeping disorderly house, adjudged guilty,
ana was ordered to pay fine of $50 and costs.-
Several parties indicted for selling liquor on Sun
oay, gave bail in the sum of $500 each.-The
Grand Jury have indicted John Hinesly and Ed
ward L.. Thomas, for conspiring together and sell
ing negro slave for term of years, belonging to
the Cecil estate out of the State as slave Tor life
The Court adjourned at l219 o'clock until this
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-JUDGE GILES.
, John }. Barrill and j. Manuel Muir u.s. Charles
Il. " aters. An action to recover a sum of money
Tor guano sold defendant. On trial. Wallis and
Thomas for plaintiffs; r. j. Brent for defendant.
SUPERIOR C0URT-JUDGE MARTIN
Terrence Mcguire Us. John S. Cuttings, garnisbee
d the Northwestern Virginia Railroad Company.
attachment On warrant. Demurrer to answer to
nterrogatorles. Before reported. Demurrer
u ustained. Richard s. Hardestv vs. Charles
ohpley, Jesse Hay and Cyrus Gault Demurrer
20 , mar. Before reported Demurrer sustained
,ohn Wlthers Us. Michael Cross ct al Action on
guaranty. Before reported Not concIuded-
Assignment to-day 3O5 to 32O
Nothing done in the CoURr COMMON PLEAS or
jTTY CIRCUIT Court.