Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Court of Common Ploas-.wedne.daI.


CIVIL BRANCH = BEFoRz JuDeE ooTT1K-
BURY.-Ths case of Henry Baker %. Psleg B.
Shepherd, is still on trial.
CIVIL BRAEcH-BEFoRE JUICE FooTE.-W.
D. Bunting Vs. William Hart, ct. all ssttled
dsfsn isnt's costs.
CRIMINAL BRAEcH-BEFoRE JUDeH BoLToH.
In this Court Susan BlOcksoa changed her
plea from " not guilty " of grand larceny, to
"gulty" of petit larceny, but, jury hav-
ing been empanellsd, it assessed the value Of
the property stolen, and brought in verdict
"guiIty " Os petit larceny Of property to the
value of $40.
John Moore, withdrew his pies Of not
guilty of grand larceny and plead "guil-
ty."
GRAND JURY.-Ths Grand Jury yesterday
presented indictments against the persons
named, and for the offences stated below.
Eugene Gardner-passing counterfeit bank
bills. Plea; " Not guilty."
Isaiah Wallaoe-receiving stolen property:
Plea Not guilty"
Peter TiIman-grand larceny. Plea "Not
guilty"
Andrew oampbolI-grEnd larceny, Plea.
"EOt guilty"
Willis JOnss-srandI larceny. Plea: "NOt
guilty"
Benjamin o0lsnsA-grand Isrosny. Plea :
Guilty"
William FOrest--grand larceny. Plea
"Guilty.'
The Grand Jury visisai the County Jail
yesterday. They will probably cOnOlads
their business and make a report to-day.
c. s. couRT--Daniel Nichols and Lewis
KOltE, arrested by the Marshal a day or
two ago, for oOnspiring to resist the exc
cutiOn Of the Law, came into Court yesterday
morning and gave bsiI-Sl, ,OOO-fOr their sP-
esarsnos on tbs first Tuesdg.y in May, before
the Circuit Court. TSs m'.n hail from Knox
county.
POLICE coUSF.-Ths docket yesterday NOR
niDg waS very light. and the cases Of MOI
VsEy Eucb interest
Vagrancy-NsFy Ann Coleman, 80 day
House Of Correction.
Disturbance-ThOmss A. Jackson, Geo
Smith and Joha Johnson % 90 and costs
In.oxication-Joha C'snnsrs, sI,00 an
costs.
Resisting oassr-Hd. Ross, Sa,oO az
costs.
We nave just received cstsiegue OF
Iarge collection of autographs, coins. med
ais, &c donsted to the Sanitary Fair, IAtsl
bsld at Clucinuati, to BE sold at auction fs
the benefit Of that branch 0? the Ssni!sr
Commission.
The autograph collection Includes ever 81
hundred contributions Of autograph album
autograph lsttOrs, signatures, franks, re
and fac simiL., of the manuscript of hundre'
Of eminent men. Among the writer's vel
neariy aII the Presidents, Hamilton. Bur
Webster, Clay, Calhoun, Douglas, Ptescot
,, Irving, Lincoln, Seward, Chase, Cass, Eve
SIT, Bancroft, Scott, and nearly all other III
ing Americans of any note in science, ar
var, politics, or the professions; bssid
Frederick the Great, Lafayette, BrOughaE
| Humboldt, and Kossuth, of Europe.
3 There were also old maps, bank bills, leg
t documents and newspapers, and rebel Pi
b pers, letters and Treasury notes.
:. The collection Of eoins and medals vi
composed of about one hundred and IF
oOntributiOns-ssventy being from sscrstal
: Chase. They were of all metals and classe
: and were both interesting and valuable.
II We take this occasion to appeal to the pc
+ ple Of Northern Ohio to furnish our cOmir
81 Fair with magnificent collection Of simil
gifts. Few better donations can be grant
i. than autographs and coins. The most int
+ Iigsn and best of our citizens are interest,"
in tbsss nsmsntoss and relics Of great m
~ and important things, and will purcha
3. them at prices rendering them splendid CO
tributiOns.
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