The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09
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-Ghi MIN All COURT-JuDGE BOND
The following parties were arraigned upon the
charge set forth, and all pleaded not guilty Geo
Hiss, indicted Tor the larceny of SIG. in money
property OF Margaret Ambaugh .-Jack viii
ams, negro, indicted for the larceny of 25 pounds
of beef fat, valued t S4 property of Jacob Rank
ard. ohm Smith, indicted for the larceny of a
coat and other articles, valued at Sc, property of
William Trego and others.-Samuel YeldhalI
indicted for the larceny of pitcher and decanter,
valued at 70 cents, property of Mary O'Brien-
" lillian Irving, negro, indicted for the larceny of
ZOO cigars, valued at $40, property of JOS Reiley
Augusta Spriggs, for the larceny OF two dress
eS, valued at $50, property of Margaret Schmous
John Herbert, indicted for stealing twenty
pounds OF lead pipe, valued a. 81, property of Sa
rah |. Law.-l.ucindaB Barney, negroes, indicted
Tor the larceny of wearing apparel, valued at S..
property of G. W. kenton.-George Mince. in
d'cted Tor the larceny of two shaws, value $40.
property OF u. Broadbent. and William Smith ne
gro Indicted for the larceny of wearing apparel.
valued at SO, property of John Bcitton -Eliza-
beth Boyd, negreSs, indicted for the larceny of
wearing apparel. pleaded guilty, but the Court
ordered plea OF no" c"l, to be eatered-We sley
klr|ln, who was convicted several DAYS since of
the larceny of SIS, the property of Can
tain Thomas, was sentenced to the Pen
ltentlatary Tor term of three years
The accused whilst in the dock denied his guilt,
aiieg'hg that the witnesses perjured themselves
In me case OF Thomas Tate, who convicted Sc
verai days since of keeping place for the sale of
lottery policies, it will be recolIected that mo-
ton for new trial was granted since that time
however his Honor has reversed the verdict of the
Jury, and ordered plea of ''Not guilty confessed
by State to be entered.-The case Of Max Mar
shall, tried some time since for abduction,
was called, his Honor having held it under
cW'la, and falling to appear, his recogn-
zance was forfeited.-The Court, on motion of
William IL. Cowan, Esq, on Saturday evening
last granted writ of haJeas corpus for one r
Ii. Osborne alias F. Siebolt alias F. F. T., who
was committed on Friday last, by Justice Hiss, as
fugitive from justice, from the city of PhiladeI
phla, having, as is alleged, swindled young man
named Swartz in that city, out of 50 900, by false
pretsnees: The Court remanded him to Jail to
await further examination before the magistrate,
on Monday next.-The Court at 2o'ciock adj
Journed until this morning at 10 O'Clock
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-JUDGE GILES
Augustus Meixsell Us. Denton Miller. An action
to recover damages for failure to fulfil a con-
tract made, relative to the sale of a number of ne
groeS On trial.
CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUpGE KREGs
James Hodges ct al. George jackson Ct al.
Bill for injunction to set aside certain deeds as
fraudulent and void. Before reported. Not con
cluded.
The Court of Common Pleas and the SUPERIOR
Court were engaged yesterday in calling the 'srule
day dockets." No case tried.