The Portland daily press., 1864-08-03
Snnrena Judicial Court.

CRIMINAL TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
TuEsDAY.-The grand jury came in and re-
ported twenty-six bills of indictment for yari-
Gus offenses. They were discharged from any
4 further attendance.
The traverse jurors were then empanneled
as follows:
First Jury John j. Dodge, Windham.
Foreman; Paul Z. Alexander, Harpsw well; Al
exander Allen, Hubbard Wilson. Gorham
Joseph Blanchard, Cumberland: Z. p. Briggs
Westbrook; VIM. I. Brown, Pownal: Daniel
Carter, Scarborough; Joseph Cousins. STAN
dish; Geo. w. Doughty I'd, Gray; Joseph X.
Foster, BFidgton; Gardner G.. Frost, Bruns-
wick.
second Jury.-Augustus p. Fuller, Bryon
r. HAL, keubep Holt, Orlando NJ Marrett,
PORTLAND; Geo. Hammond, New Gloucester;
henry Nj. Lombard, Baldwin; Peter J.
Mayoerry, Casco; George L. Mead, Bridgton !;
Jeremiah Plummer. James pritham, Freeport;
Erwin Smith Otisfeld; William True, North
Yarmouth.
The first jury was excused until Friday
The second jury, with the exception of the
members from Portland, was dschsrged-the
Portland members not to come in unless sent
for. The supernumeraies we're also excused
Judge Davis stating that from the small
amount of business to come before the juries,
he would get along with one jury.
The following are the indictments found by
the grand jury, at this term:
John Sullivan and Margaret Sullivan; NUS
ance. ]. ODonnen.
John Collins keeping a drinking house and
tipping shop. Arraigned and pleaded guilty,
and paid fine imposed of 500 and costs.
Nathan Coffin; keeping drinking house
and tippling shop.
William A. Mitchell; keeping drinking
house and tippling shop.
Samuel Thing and Starett A. Litchfeld;
keeping drink house and tipping shop. Mr..
Thing was arraigned and pleaded guilty. He
paid the fine imposed of 500 and costs.
John o'Brien and Thomas O'Donnell; COM
pound larceny.
Charles s. Newhall; larceny. ~
james Graham; larceny Araigned and
pleaded not guilty.
James w. Leavitt; larceny. Arraigned and
pleaded guilty. Recognized in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at the next term of
the court.
Samuel Thing and .Starett A. Litcbfeld;
common sellers. Thing was arragned and
pleaded guilty. He recognized in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at the next term of
the court.
VIM. A. Mitchell; common seller.
Nath9n Coffin; common seller
Henry ]. Martin; assault with intent 10
kill. Arraigned. Mol. pros entered as to in
tent to kill. He pleaded guilty as to the as
sault and recognized for his appearance at the
next term of the court.
Wm. Mckenzie; assault with intent to kill.
J. O'Donnell.
John Collins; common seller. Arraigned;
pleaded guilty and recognized for his appear
ance at the next term.
Inhabitants of Gorham; bad road.
Inhabitants of Windham; bad road.
Henry J. Morgan; larceny-three indict-
ments. Arraigned; pleaded not guilty to
each indictment. Howard d Cleaves.
Nathan Webb.
Morris +. Dearborn; nuisance.
Marcia Richards; larceny-two indictments
NJ. Fl. & NJ. Smith.
Frederick Ii. Wetheril; peddling
Joseph A. Knapp and Charles Montague;
larceny. J.O'Donnell.
John Wall; larceny. Arraigned; pleaded
guilty.
George Harris, convicted at the December
term. 1853, of maintaining a nuisance, was
hrnu pht nm for santaDca He ,,,aa .a,,o..a,
to nine months Imprisonment in the county
jail.
Zldick Sylvester, for obtaining goods by
false pretence. Appealed from a trial justice.
Complaint quashed. Vinton & bennett.