The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-02
circuit court for Balto. cotlnty

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Before Hon. D. G. H. Emory John 7. ,EnsoF,
Esq. States attorney. o.I -,rfa efI nj tae7l
The August term. - Of Court assembled this
morning with an unusually large attendance
After closing the business Of the last term, John
III! Longnecker Esq. drew the following gentle
men to serve as Grand Jurors: befb oonefwaA
Henry Shrk, ,foremanl;i James Jones, Robert
E. Wilson, j. Alexander Parlett, VIM Rouauk,
Isaac Gardner, Geoge, A. Ford, Hugh McNally,
Joseph Walker, il, Moran, Jesse Garrett, Jno.
Zimmerman Sylvester Ritter, Henry Frantz,
Samuel Martin, Edward Rider, Jr. Thomas ].
Price, Vim. G. Sparks, Edward G. Pearce, To-
bias Lutz, George Wideman, James B. Ensor and
Morris Frederick, .IbnaN ass) .si1agD sdiIsA
The Grand Jury was then sworn4by the clerk,
and charged by his Honor Judge Emory, he Civ
ing them a list of the Acts of Assembly as requi-
red by Law relating to treason, &c, , ,t,ft
The following gentlemen comprise the Petit
Jury Henry NJ. Hofacker. John G, Patterson,
Robert Erickson, William P. Earp,9 Washington
Gore, George l.. Edwards, Samuel Hall, Francis
Rhinehart Christian Sauter, William Curtis,
Gideon Herbert, Nathaniel Spicer, William Lew
is, Francis 5. Corkran, John Bond, Lewis Bon
sal, H. s.. Wheeler, Francis G. Fossett,b William
Marburg, John Haney, Francis Shanabrook, Jno
Plaskett,- William Maccauley, James Burnside
and John E. Bull. The oath of allegiance was
administered by John NJ. Wheeler ESQ.,, to all
the Jurors summoned as provided for in the new
Constitution. The several dockets were then cali
led, resulting in the usual numt er of Judgments
by confession defaults, nan pros &cot 2aipn0s
There is an unusually large amount of bust
ness on the docket for this term His Honor
Judge Emory, also, gave notice that the peremp-
tory call of the trial docket will be made on
Tuesday, September 5th, 'Ao
q adoe .~2a qTUEsDAy, August 10th, 1865 p
State VS.. Michael Cavanaugh, indicted for'lar-
ceny, (removSd case from Baltimore citS0 azThe
indictment chargesithe accused with the larceny
Of one gold watch, valuodat$20, oone gold chain
valued at So, four one dollar gold pieces, and
one revolver valued at S., the property of Lewis
Weber : said larcenyais alleged to, have been
committed about the the 10Th day OF April last.
Tried Tried before q jury verdict guilty-remaanded
for sentence. q" ~ ~ ~ :. ,yS4 ~ !"
The case Of State VS.. John Reese, indicted for
larceny, (removed case from Baltimore city, was
setefor tri Il on September 9TH .belqobb 9iif bus
State vs.. Charlotte Webster, removed case
from Baltimore city, indicted in two counts for
an assault with intent to kill, and also for a
common assault on officer Ross, Of the Middle
district police. It appears from the evidence
adduced that the accused while in the custody Of
the officer named above, drew q knife aud inhict-
ed q severe woiInd in the back part Of the neck,
the assault being committed on the 9th of April
last in the city Of BALTIMORE Tried before q ju-
ryITyerdict, guilty ofa common assault Fine
suspended. - + ~ s., dssab I l4 4af4e
State vs.. George Baker colored, indicted Tor
the larceny Of one foresail, valued at $40, from
the schooner Post Boy the property ct Dennis
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