The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-22
la w INT,ELLIGENCE.
CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
Ella Davis (negress) Us. John Smith. Petition for
freedom. Hearing set down for the llth of Novem-
ber.-Henry Hacker, indicted for keeping dis.
orderly house, gave bail in S500.--State Us.
Frank Brown, (negro,) charged with assaulting
Ann COnnor. Compromised on payment of costs
- State Us. N. Mansfield, charged with cruelty
beating his horse. Fined S25 and costs-State
as. James ii. Ammich, charged with assaulting E.
w. Cecil. Guilty. Fined 81 and costs-State
as. G.. Rebstock, charged with assauting William
Simon. Jury trial prayed, and bail given in $500
State Us. Robert Cropp, charged with assault
ing and beating Robert Walters on the day of the
last November election. Two witnesses testified to
seeing the assault which was an aggravated one
but could not identify the party Adiudged not
guilty State rs. Frederick Hessicker, charged
with assaulting Elizabeth Schaeffer. Ordered to
pay costs.-State rs. George Burkhommer, charg-
ed with assaulting his wife, Louisa Case dismissed
State Michael Matthews, (negro. } charged
with assGulting Wm II. Wheeler, (negro,) and re-
slsting officer Humphrey in the discharge of his duty
tIned 20 cts. and costs, and imprisoned month
State Us. Joseph Green, indicted for selling lidunr
on election day. The traverser keeps grocery
and liquor store on ChatswOrth street. A Mr. Hen.
ry swore that he got whskey at the place, two or
three different times on election day. The defence
proved that Green had refused liquor to every one
coming there on that day. and that upon one of the
occasions, which Henry testified to getting liquor
it was positively refused him. Held under curia
State Us. Stephen Jury. Petition of habeas cor.
us, to discharge defendant from the custody of the
ment OF the magistrate did not set forth specific
charge under oath. Argued by Il. Yates Walsh,
Esq, for petitioner; Frederick Pinckney ESQ for
State. Held under c"ria.- Thomas Keenan,,
charged with assaultng J. A. Mcdonald prayed
jury trial, and gave bail in the sum of $500 -
The Court directed the clerk to give notice to
the one hundred taesmen summoned by the Sher-
III in the case of Erasmus Levy, that they were
discharged, as new jurors had since been drawn
and the names of taesmen had been changed upon
the books. The Court passed an order to the She.
rlH to summon another one hundred taesmen from
the jury book, in the order in which they are now
set dOwn.-Adi0urned at IL O'Clock until this
morning.
SUPERIOR COURT-JuDGE MARTIN
The Court engaged in equity business on
Saturday. Assignment to-day 2lS to $50.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Charles A. Steck as. Ran & Co, An appeal from
Justice Wheat. Judgment reversed and Judgment
tor appellant for $3.50, each party to pay his own
costs in this sCOurt.-John Ran rs. Edward MYERS
An appeal from Justice Wheat Judgment re-
verssd.-Assignment to-day 81 to rs.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE KRERs
State of Maryland and others as. Richard H.
Miles and William Thompson of R., Commission
ers. The State Tobacco Warehouse question Ap-
plication on the part Of the Commissioners to fix
the amount of the penalty of the appeal bond
they having prayed an appeal from the order of
the Court granting the injunction. Argued bv s.
Teackle Wallis and Robert j. Brent for the appel
lants and 7. S. Alexander and VIM. Schley for the
aPpellees. William Rogers rs. Edward Decor
mis-. Injunction granted. j. Dean Smith for
complainant t-Thomas G. Little u.s. Freder-
ick w. Beck and J. C. Henry Bachmann.-
Injunction granted restraining defendants from
using a certain device trade mark and brand
on any boxes of cigars to be sold or to be
offered for sale by the defendants. Chas. F. Mayer
and VIM. }. Ward for mplainant.-Thomas G..
Little u.s. Albert Nicholassen and F. C. Prior. In
junction granted restraining defendants from using
a certain device, &C. Same counsel.-Audrew
Mclaughlin rs. John Stewart, George Hons, Lu-
dolph W: Gunther, Henry A. Rodewad Ammon
Gate, Robert B. Holiday, Ludolph Gunther, Geo.
II. Dutton, Sheriff. and Robert w. Pendeton.
Injunction granted prohibiting defendants from
selling the lot of ground on Grape alley, mentioned
as the "second piece or parcel of ground" in the
advertisement of Sherif's sale. Steele and Tagart
for complainant.