The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-12-07

rorRT PROCEEDINGS met on
,roDdav evening, at halfpast seven o'clock.
Little was done beyond the excusing OF a
Trryman for deafness, and the calling
over the list Of constables, when adjourned
ill next morning.
Tuesday, Dec. 5h.-Court met at %
o'clock. The Grand Jury was called,
sworn and charged by his Honor George
|LayIor. He recited list Of indictments
fiat would comebefore the Grand Inquest,
including crimes of every grade, from
murder down to the merest assault.
During the absence of the Grand Jury,
he list of Traverse Jurors was called,
nd an unusual number were found pres
snt
Next came the calling of the list Of
members of the Bar, in order to receive
heir motions. OF these motions there
Jas an unusually large number.
Mr.. johnson presented the petitions of
lhc minor children, over II years of age,
b John Gillian, deceased, for the appoint
fent Of a guardian, as we'll as the petit
fon Of the mother of the children in be-
laf of those under IA for the same OBJ
bet. Mr.. Samuel Brallier was chosen as
be Guardian.
An application for a rule to sheW cause
hy an award of arbitrators should not be
aside was made by Mr.. johnson, on
ground that said arbitration was held
one of the offices in the Court House,
li not in the Court room, as he argued
FT intended by the rule in such case
Be rule was granted and afterwards ar
ad, and the learned Judge refused to
klside the award.
4 rule granted, and afterwards argued
Messrs. Kopelin and johnson, to shew
use why an award of arbitrators should
be set aside on account of the ambig
II ol the award, was also disposed of by
a Aa Court refusing to disturb the award,
not being able tosee the alleged ambig-
y. Ia both cases, an appeal taken
aD! other motions for rules, &C., were
\ pde, but as these will come before the
. Eurt again, we will now pass over them.
!, The cases Of a criminal character re-
aining open on the docket, were thus
glosed Of:
lom. against Patrick Daily and Michael
: s.uIough-indictmcnt for larceny. A
Hole prOseQui entered
Vom. against Patrick Kearns--indict-
ent Tor robbery. a noHe prosequi en-
Com. against William and Geo. Grew.
pole proseQu
Com. against A. A. Barker and j.
90 Hutchinsou-indictment for libel.
nanued by consent.
Von against NJ D. Christy-indict-
bit for libel. Not taken.
'on' against John M'Bride-indict-
l1'l LOT larceny Lett the county.
Vom' against John Gore-indictment
assault and battery, with intent to kill
ntinue1. : - w.
Com' against Robert Frange~ and E1ios
ah-IndIetment for malicious condnot
esettled. 0OO''
-' usual number of road petitions.
were handed up. Also petition 70
1'ommlttee appointed to report on
'a.'es' h0es, &c, and have survey
t.J proposed new township, to be
q Ou' oi parts of Carroll, Black!ick
'uqaehanna townships. Four d.
r. IN oifferent stages of prepa-
be Court. - tue attention
n.5t ,5pl'atlon for naturalization papers |
+. 4'a' by Patrick MalIoy.
!, w ~, Il o'clock the Grand Jury |
: with true bills against John B
! ,ris Sa.5 and Daniel Bowser, indicted for
.sed .T TreF OF Misses Polite Paul and
~ ~ ''0day With the details of the |
pns ~ . wi readers are already familiar. |
s,S sea tSnS sS' no counsel appearing for
"srs' the court appointed Messrs
r q. Linton and Rose. to defend |
s' which court adjourned till 2 |
the afternoon.
% W II use our forms, Tuesday, p. M,
ior 'he case is beino o
Ta ueieu.
nsss Aun5,a .VAe out in Crawford's Hotel
Or nn'S last which was extinguisbed