The Portland daily press., 1865-12-13
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

CRIMINAL TERM-BARRoWs, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsTDAY.-The grand jury came in this
morning, and reported forty-one bills ofindict-
ment for various ofenses, found by them at
the present term. They were then excused
until the March term. 4 90LiCl .6IOl8I
The traverse juries were then made up, as
follows: \NIIA&'& kRA ~
1sT JURY, Joseph B. Hall, foreman,
George Conant, Jr., Jeremiah Howe, Port
land; Robert A, Barnard, Bridgton; Stephen
w. Blake, Harrison; Nathan W. Body, John
]. Chenery, Westbrook; William Bryant, Ray
mond; Cyrus Cole, Cape Elizabeth; Jacob
Dingley, Gorham; Lewis Quincy, Yarmouth;
Albert Kennard, Windham. a...f.tse LII
ID JURY,-Hiram Staples, foreman, Cape
Elizabeth; Nathaniel H. Lane, Aaron S. Ma
son, Standish; Amos B. Melcher, Falmouth:
Charles A. Merrill, Cumberland; Ira Merry
man, Brunswick; Elisha M. MORGAN, New
Gloucester Christopher Noble, Baldwin
Thomas A. Roberts, benjamin Turkey, Port
land; Robert S. Soule, Freeport; Hiram Toll
man, Harpswell. ,ui1alanuaslls ds2a .slsA8
The following arrangements took place:
Ill George Bonney, for compound larceny.
Plea, not guilty. ,..... ,,.,,.,,..,.,.T
William Lawless, for larceny. Plea, not
guilty. This was for breaking into the dwell
ing house occupied by Charles H. Rogers
William Lawless, for breaking into the
dwelling house of Charles h. Jordan, Plea,
guilty. 1911 u p00fl% .gTO0I
Lemuel Mountain, for compound larceny.
Plea, not guilty. .---
William Mackin and George Mackin, for
compound larceny. Both pleaded not guilty
Daniel r. Wallace, for attempt to kill. Plea,
not guilty. no elaGas % oEtHsigFF
James W. Thomas, for assault and battery
Plea, not guilty. Subsequently he retracted his
plea, and pleaded nolo contendere. In con
sideration that he had already been confined
in Jail three months, he was released upon his
personal recognizance for his appearance at
the next term. S. l.. Carleton for prisoner.
George A. Green, John Carr and Charles
Carr, for larceny johnson and John Carr
pleaded guilty; Charles Carr, not guilty. 81
John Cook, for larceny. Plea, not guilty
Joseph Fl. Pollard and Frederick Pollard,
for riot. Both pleaded not guilty. -
Charles E. Moulton, for larceny.l Plea. nnt
guilty. - 'o- y = , > ~ e'N'A~4 ''O~ u
Patrick McCafferty, for compound larceny
Plea. guilty. This was for stealing pistols, &C.,
from Bailey's gun shop. -
Patrick Kelley, for breaking and entering
with intent to steal Plea, not guilty 49,; g .ip,
John Murphy, for larceny. Plea, not guilty.
Edward Boyle, for compound larceny. Plea.
not guilty. TIFG = HHH HIT
Edward Roach, for uttering counterfeit
and altered bank bills two indictments.
Plea, not guilty. iiEg Il - . -
George W. Jones, for arson three indiet-
ments), in setting fire to the Williams dwell
ing house on Federal Street. He pleaded not
guilty to each Indictment s'zI8d III
Jacob Lewis, William johnson and Isaac
Brown, for compound larceny, in stealing rom
the shop of Cyrus Babb. Each of them plead
ed not guilty. g.I8JJa usTLurEay ffe IA
Patrick Kelley was put upon trial for break
ing and entering the Office of the Portland
Kerosene Oil Company, with intent to steal.
The prisoner was defended by S. L. Carleton,
Esq Mr.. Butler, County Attorney, appeared
for the State. The jury, after being out one
hour and quarter, returned a verdict, of not
guilty on the first count (breaking and enter