Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-06
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TowsoYTowN, March 5th, 1866.
Circuit Court for Bditiiaore GouHty-Hor D. q n
Emory, Judge: John I. Ensor. ESQ. States AttoT-
ney; John H. Longnecker, Esq, Clerk of the Court
and John n; Harvey. Esq, Sheriff.
The March term Of court began this morning and
at the opening of court a large number of persons
we're In attendance, among whom were number of
tho members OF the bar from your city. The usual
oath With regard to summoniug jurors was admins
tered to the sheriff. who then presented the list f
jurors summoned for this term from which tho clerk
drew the names OF the fol lowing twenty-three gen
temen to act as the grand jury: James Councilman
foreman; John d: bedford, Philip Clark, Howell P
kutledge. WIN. Smith, Joshua Gent, Simon Veeder
George v. Latchtord, John Ingham, Elihu Smith,
Samuel Buckley, Eber Price. Joseph SeItZ William
AlcCubbin. Edward LeyeTing, Beale Price, Charles
Beyard. John Roblitry, Stephen R. Price and George
H. roster, who were duly sworn in the usual form,
and after the customary charge from His Honor
they retired 20 the grand jury room for deiberaon
The following gentlemen compose the petit jury =
bile, Abraham 5. Cooper Jonathan Tracey, Thomas
France John McCauslin, Robert RoystOn, Jr., Jas
sheridan. I h9nas j. Bond, George W. Aler Joshua
Il. Hynes, John l.. Hurst, Sr.; Thomas Ii. Murray.
j.. Marshall Wilson, James Mcbride. Jesse K. Iing-
ling, William II. Bosley, William Rouark, Samuel
Corhitt, John Myers and R. G. Mackey who after
having the oath Of allegiance administered to them
were discharged until tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock The original docket to this term contain
ms terty-scyen cases. was then called and after that
the trial docket, containing three hundred and siXiV
eight cases, resulting in a number of judgments by
default confession, etc.
His honor gave notice that the civil docket would
be called rcrcmptDri!y on Thursday, the Sh day OF
March. unlcss some criminal was ready or on
trial, and then must be tried or continued or
day fixed for their trial. In any criminal case is
on trial that day the docket will be called the first
leisure moment thereafter and his Honor informed
the bar that after this term, it would be called in ac
eurdance with The ruC of Court on that subject
Carlton /. Brown and John King applicants for the
lnSolyent Laws, were finally discharged.
State vs.. George Ilafcr indicted for selling iauor
on sunday, removed from Baltimore city. The 4 a.
tcndant pleaded guilty and was fined $50 and costs
Il; e. Boormau, Esq. for defence.
The case Of the State John Clare, indicted for
the murder # Henry b. Grove, removed from BaIti
moro city. was fixed for trial on Tue day the Sd dav
of April 'N LAY
State vs.. George Hudsins, indicted for larceny, re
moved from Baltimore city, two eases. The defend-
ant gave bail in the Of 500 in each ease with
william j. BoSley as security and the cases were
fixed for Tuesday, March 18th WIN
The case Of the State vs.. James Casev indicted for
breaking open stOre-AOuse, removed from BaIti-
more city, was fixed for tomorrow. Tuesday, 9Th Of
ihc case of the State VS. Gist T. Cockey, indicted
for assault and battery Thomas L. Hail. was fixed
for trial on next thursday, the sth Of March. Col
VIM. II. Purnell for defence
NO other business claiming attention, court ad-
lourneu until tuesday morning. at 10 u'clock