The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-09
Circuit Court for BALTIC. County.

Before Hon. ID. G. IL. Emory John T. Ensor,
Esq, States attorney.
TowsoNTowN, FRIDAY, Sept lst
The case of State VS.. George w. Gardner and
William Burke, indicted jointly for the larceny
of three silver Watches pocket book containing
20 dollars, and an eight barrelled pistol, the
property Of VIM. N. Price, which was set for
trial to-day, was postponed until Monday, the
18th day Of September, on account Of the alb
sense OF an important witness in the case.odt o.
State vs. Elisha Brady indicted for the larce-
ny of one $50 United States note, one $50 Uni
ted States note and two $40 United States notes;
ninety dollars in all, the property of Geo. Clark,
a discharged soldier-said larceny alleged TO
have been committed on or about the 18th day
of June last in the city of Baltimore. Tried be-
fore jury. Verdict not guilty. r. Grason,
ESQ.,, for defence. a 9q3jB qia1u9j 9G
w. Norris, indicted for perjury a demurrer
to the indictment in this case was filed and ar
gued last term before his Honor, Judge Emory,
who held the matter sub cursd, in order to con-
suit the authorities quoted by the counsel. His
Honor to-day delivered an elaborate opinion in
the case, fully meeting all the objections to the
| Indictment and overruled the demurrer, conse-
| quently the case now stands upon The docket for
| trial. 1a}t.H 2fss s3isaicb
Timothy Gowlin alias Gowan, indicted for an
assault on Edward Dolan, being called and fail
| ing to appear, his recognzance in the sum of
! $500, entered by John Mayors, was forfeited.
MONDAY, Sept. 4th.
The magistrates appeal docket, numbering
| some thirty-fve cases. was taken up this NOR
ming, and the following cases were disposed Of:
| Frederick L. Gretter, claimant of property at
| tached, VS.. Kimmell. Appeal from Justice Hem
! ry Dickel. Tried before the Court and judg-
ment affirmed. John ii. Ing, ESQ.,, for appellant
w. Il. Cowan, Esq, for appellee Ela ri,i
! Zachariah. Alban, garnishee OF J. w. lloffacker
| VS.. James Hampshire, use Of Christian Hamp-
shire. Judgment reversed.
ChristophersDisto and wife vs. Frederick Cole
Philip d. Burgan and William Martin three
cases. Appeals from Justice Henry Dickei 2 Tri-
| ed before the court and held sab curia. William
Stewart for appellants R. j. Cuttings for appel
| lees. r,gs lasfe h7a gsacgut5 10 gsasfs
+, The Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore vs..
the Green Spring Avenue Company. Settled by
| consent Of counsel.
! The following cases were continued until next
term :-Wroten vs.. Hartman, Collins vs.. Pryor
| & Williamson, Pocock VS.. Rogers, Perkins vs.
knowlton, two cases Knowlton vs. Perkins
Merccron. VS.. Woolston & Whitelock, gMerceron
VS.. Merceron, Susan j. Norris aud others VS..
j Bennett, Moore vs.. Chatterton, Chatterton &
! Simms vs.. Chatterton, Hollinbaugh VS.. Price
Hollinbaugh Il Alegrath VS.. same, Hare l. Hol-
| limbaugh VS.. same, Wisner 4 Hollinbaugh vs..
| same, Louis Il Holinbaugh vs.. same, two cases !;
! Worthington VS.. Gent, two cases Hare VS.. Nor
rison, Hurst vs.. CARING, Dumber vs. Bosley,
Gabel vs. Hicingler, Gabel vs.. Welgand 9iioJ3d
| a9IrgL a 1856 on WEDNESDAY, Sept 6th.
| The court was occupied yesterday with the
! transaction of some unimportant business on the
! magistrates appeal docket" and occupied with
| the following business to-day ..s..,,1,r MIS-
! The three cases against Josephine Holmes, col
| orrd removed from Baltimore city, indicted for
| larceny, were set for trial on Wednesday the 18th
instant; and the two cases. also removed from
Baltimore city, indicted for larceny were set for
| trial on Wednesday, the 18th instant; and the
| two cases, also removed from Baltimore city,
| against Marshall Berry, Thomas Williams and
Joseph Win ers indicted for an assault ard larc.-
| ny, were set for Tuesday the 18th instant, when
the witnesses in the cases are expected to be pres
| ent. a"'D 'F'
| Benjamin j. Worthington VS.. Charles e. Good
| ing, an appeal from Justice William Duncan:
the action before the magistrate being for SER
! vices rendered by Gooding for Worthington
Several witnesses were examined in tlis case yes
! terday before His Honor, Judge Emory, and re-
sumed this morning, which with the argument
Of the case by the counsel, occupied the attention
| OF the court all day. Judgment reversed, and
| judgment in favor Of the appellant for the sum
| of $50. R. j. Cuttings, Esq., for appellant, and
| R.. Grason, Esq, for appellee.
/ do alglaa u b1l THURSDAY, Sept LIST.
Henry Dickel vs.. Antoine Heneman, an appeal
| from Justice Butler. Tried before the COURT
Judgment reversed and judgment in favor OF APP
pellee for the sum Of $3.50. Appellee, to pay
costs.
The case of VIM. Galloway vs.. G. Fl. Carman,
was upon affidavit removed to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of BALTIC city. w '+4
The cases of Elias Mayors vs. Christie; r
Miller, Trustee &C. Of Eliza J. Miller his wife,
and Patrick McKenna vs.. Roderick Arnold gar
nisee of John Kelley Il VIM Daniels, were mark
ed off by orner Of Plaintiffs Attorneys. &
INTERNAL RENENUE 9Th DIsrRIor MARYLAND
The Assessor of this District, VIM. yelling, ESQ,
on the Goth ult., reported to Geo W. Sand, ESQ,
Collector, his annual list for 1865 consisting of
the tax on Incomes of 1864, and the taxes on
licenses, carriages silver plate, gold watches
and pianos for 1865. For the satisfaction of
those who desire the information, and to show
the relative wealth and prodnctiseness Of busi-
ness OF the several counties OF which the district
is composed, we give the amount assessed upon
each fff t98tUfg fa. aH8 ta yeUta 81I S
Prince George County, 49, $50, $3.50 so
Charles County, - 800 1851 .35
st. Mary's County, = 7,472. 90
Calvert County, - 2,363.4
A. Arrndel Co. including Annapolis, %, 946. IA
Montgomery County, - -H-D- 10, l56. 30
Howard County, f-5-ol- 80. - 10. 223.l9
BALTIC. Co., six Election districts l3,533.54
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$2l2, 1864
From this statement it will be seen that the
portion Of our county named, pays more taxes
than the seven other entire counties of which the
district is composed. This is another evidence
of the enterprise and thrift of our citizens. -