Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoUnrs

w EDNESDAT. March I, 1865,
- Criminal Court.--IIon. Judge Bond: George C.
haund, States attorney, prosecuting.
John Imhoh four indictments for selling liquor on
Sunday; removed TO Baltimore county: bail taken in
the sum Of $500 with S. Richardson. VIM E. Osborn,
Tor the larceny OF 200 pounds wool from the Phadel-
phla and Baltimore Steamboat Company: tried be-
fore the Court and held under cuTia. Geo W Straus
SIX separate indictments for the sale of liauor on
Sunday; removed to Baltimore county. VIM. SadIer
delphia and Baltimore Steamboat Company; removed
to Baltimore county. Thomas G. Hill, for the lar
ceny of one pair of pantaloonS, valued at Sc from
Henry Stung tried and found guilty. Henry Hum
mel, for selling liquor on Sunday removed TO Bati-
more county. Andrew Sura charged with selling
liquor on Sunday not guilty. Albert Bachman
charged with selling liquor on Sunday; postponed
Richard Nicholson, indicted for breaking into the
Of oysters belonging to John Holden 5ostno ned
Moses A. Olstan for the larceny of one coat and pan
falcons valued at 49, from Chas T. Jackson; removed
to Baltimore county w. f. NibLe larceny of one sill
yer watch valued at S25 from 7. Leslie postponed
George Kennedy. larceny of one barrel, containing
forty gallons syrup. from John W. Pitts and others
postponed. Joseph GletsOn, larceny of one shawl,
valued s., from John BTiel; postponed. Eliza Nor
man, larceny of one coat &c., from Jenkins Jackson
colorcd; postponed willis Pitt larceny of one silver
watch, valued at 50, from R0dman Gordon: post
poned. George Smith, larceny of o horse, valued at
$500, one wagon, valued at $500 and one set Of
harness, valued at So, from VIM. 7. MARYLAND;
guilty. joseph Fisher, charged with assaulting with
intent to kill George N Whittle the jury after being
locked up IN tho jury room all night unable to agree
as to their verdict, made their appearance in the
court room accompanied by court balif and an
nounced through thor foreman that they had found
ayerdlct OF not guilty OF an assault with intent to
kill but guilty Of common assault. Court adjourned
to Friday next at 10 o'clock.
CITY Circuit Court-IIon. Judge Alexander-Geo
5. Norfolk and others Lewis B. Brown ct aide
cree for the sale of two tracts Of land called Half
Moon, situated III Howard county, and appointing
ThOs. Donaldson trustee to make the sale :
Ann H. Howard and others VS.. Jane G. Howard ct
al-decree filed directing the administrative and
trustees Of the estate Of John Eager Howard. de-
ceased, to convey to the trustees Of Ellen Key Nor
gan the parcel Of ground on Republican and Carlton
VIM. c. Miller VS.. Henry R. Champage-bill filed
! for decree for deed of conveyance to the com
| piaipant Of certain property on German ST.
Sidney SHlith Turnsr, by her next friend, Joseph
W. Patterson, VS.. Edward Patterson, Jr. OF al-6lll
filed for decree authorizing and empowering Mar
| garet Turner and Laura Patterson as trustees Of
Edward Patterson, deceased, to demise and lease
certain property OF the said Edward Patterson, de-
! ceased
| Eliza Thomas VS.. David Thomas-bill for divorce
| vtneuio marimdnii and alimOny; also, for an in
junction to restrain tbs defendant from selling Or
disposing of the stock OF goods IN the at the
corner Of Hamburg and Hamilton streets.
On motion of Benjamin C. Barroll. Esq., Geo. W.
/ Asrrll ESD, was admitted and qualified as an at
\ t0Fney OF this court.
:, Court Of Common Pl;es-Hon. Judge King.-Henry
Rodm2yeT executor Of the last will and testament Of
| Nicholas Smith VS.. Eliza Smith. non pros.
Jas. johnson VS.. 7. S. Blitz. Judgment on terms
VIM Baldwin vs. Daniel Oliver. Judgment by de-
Via. Baldwin IS. Isaac n. Deuson-attachment
81, warrant erdieT Tor plaintiff on hrst issue inr
| Assignment from lS2 to l55 inclusive.
| Superior Coar.-HOn. Judge Martfp-Whedbee
| We. William Scott before reported. Verdict for
| plaintiff,
Osias Potter and joseph II. Wonderly vs. F. s
| Blitz. Verdict for plaintiff for 5000.
| Assignment 43S to 467 inclusive.
| 2. s. District Court-hon Judge Giles.-There was
business of importance transacted in this court on
yesterday. The criminal docket will be called to-day
| Orphans Court-Judges Audoun, Supplee anC
Hofman.-LetterSt estamentary on the estate Of Geo
Volker granted to Margaret Volker. Letters of ad
minstratinn on the estate of John H. Clark granted
to James Clark.