The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-09
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CRIMINAL COURT-JUnCP Row

CRIMINAL COURT-JUDGE BOND.
Cases against several parties for fighting and
rioting at Wetter'S woods and resisting the nolica
were sent to the Baltimore County Court the of
fences having been committed outside the CITY
limits-Ihe indictments against Elizabeth Ere.
waller and Matilda Mckinney for assaultinp Eliza
beth Wildey, were continued to the September
term-The case of James Madison, for assauItipp
Christopher Shaw, was continued until next term,
and Shaw put under 5000 security to prosecute
State Us. William Nelson and William Everett.
charged with threatening and abusing the neiqb-
DORIS, and intimdating witnesses summoned to
Court in the case of Robert J. Parkhill-indicted
Tor Keeping disorderly house-the State had no
evidence to sustain the charge; adudeed not guilty
State William Martin, charged with as
saulting Ann Connolly; fined 25cents and COSTS
State Us. Samuel Wagner and George Higman.
charged with gambling i'll the house of Wagner
Not guity.-Stae as. William H. Bachelor,
charged with threatening and abusing the neigh
bors and intimidating the States witnesses in the
case of Il. j. Parkhill. Adudged guilty. Fined
S!o and costs, and imprisoned one month.-Henry
Girding, for abusing Mrs. Holdenkamp, was put
under security to keep the peace.-State as
Frederick Ashbaugh, charged with assaultng w.
Iidlng. Neither party appearing their recogni-
zances were forfeited-State Us. Jacob Cox,
charged with assaultng with intent to kill George
H. Thrush, continued until next term.-State Us.
James Squirrel (negro), charged with assauting
John ii. Grant with an Guilty. Fined 81
and costs, and imprisoned one eek.-State u.s.
Lizzie jackson (negress), charged with assaulting
and beating Frederick Frick. Adiudged
not guilty, Prosecutor to pay costs.-State
Us. A. II. Tucker, charged with assault,
ing John Hooper. Neither party answer
ing, their recognizance were forfeited and each
party to pay their own costs.-State as. Edward
Evans (negro) charged with assaulting Phillip
Harrison (negro). Guilty. Fined 81 and mpris.
oned one week--The case of Louis Weber charged
with assaulting Mr.. Fleishman, was compromised
on payment of costs.-State Us. Mary Thigh
man (negress) charged with assauting John W.
Barnes, (negroo). Not guilty. Prosecutor to pay
cG costs the case Of William Rash, charged
with resisting officer McCurdy, Jury trial was
prayed and the traverser baed in the sum of $500
The cases of William Richardson and Thomas
Hogg, charged with an assault Patrick O'Don-
mel, were continued until next Saturday.-
State as. Catharine Wagner, charged with assault
ing Michael Trump. The traverser not appearing
her recognizance was forfeited and fine of SIS and
costs lmposed.-State John Gehring and
george Maha charged with assaultiug and draw
ing pistol upon Joseph NJ. Kelley, and breaking
his furniture; Maha was also charged with assault,
ing and kicking negro woman, in Bidde allev
Guilty. Each fined S. and costs and imprisoned
TWO weeks. State Us. James Owens, charged
with being disorderly and destroying the property
of Louis Ransch. Guilty. Fined ST and costs and
Imprisoned one month.--otate Us. David Hye,
charged with assaultng and resisting officer Pet
finger in the discharge of his DUTY Fined 81 and
costs and imprisoned l month.-State u.s. Henry
well, charged with assaulting John Reed
FINED 81 and costs and imprisoned one week.
State rs. Amey Dggs, charged with assaulting and
scaldng Elizabeth Williams, both negresses. Not
guilty. Prosecuting witness to pay costs.-
State Us. Sophia Kennison, charged with assault
ing Lethe Anne Nolan, BY tearing her hair and
biting her on the arm. Guilty Fined 25 cents
and costs.-State James +. jackson, charged
with assaulting Charles Mann, Jr Compromised
on payment and costs.--State u.s. James Bran
nan, charged with assauting Patrick Collins Gull
ty. Fined S25 and costs, and imprisoned one week
State Us. Zachariah Grey, charged with as
saulting James Nicholas Guilty Fined 81 and
costs.-The recognizance of Henry Sumner,
indicted flor larceny, was forfeited. John
Hook, charged with assault with intent to
kill John Hunt, admitted to bail in the sum of
$1,000, and Jacob Hook, charged with a common
assault upon the same party, bailed in the sum
of $780, Mrs. Mary J. 7. Simns becoming their
surety.-William Rasch, charged with assault
ing officer McCurdy, was released on bail in the
sum of S5OO.-Several other parties, charged with
assaults were released on bai.-The Court at
o'clock adjourned until next Saturday.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs
Mary A. Joyce Us. r. NJ. Chambers. Injunction
granted restraining defendant, a constable, from
selling or disposng of one bay horse and one fur
niture wagon.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JuDGE MARSHALL
Mechanics Bank Thomas Sewell, Jr., action
on note. Verdict for plaintiff for S4ls43-
Nothing done in the other courts