The Baltimore County union., 1866-03-31

the said commissioners 10 pay said Thompson
certain bounties alleged to be due and owing to
said Thompson as assignee OF certain parties who
enlisted aud assgntd their State bounty claims to
said Thompson. His Honor filed an opinion
that for the reasons set forth therein the writ of
mandanlus could not Issue as prayed in that
state Of the plsadings. The petitioner then asked
aud obtained leave to amend his petition, and
the case SO amened was submitted to bis Honor
without argument. Held sub curia. Another
petition was fled this morning by X. 2 Stevens
who clamslhe same sum as attorney for Philip
Harvey, the party enlisted Notice was given by
John I. Ensor, Esq, rs attorney Tor William
| Cotton & Co., of his intention to file petition
| for them for the same sum; said Cotton Co.,
also claim as attorne, for said Philip arvey.-
Messrs Boarman AMI VIM. S. Bryan for Thomp-
son, petitioner !; Archibald Stirling, Esq, Tor
| Murdoch, respondent John Thomas UpI'ercoes
by his next friend Rachel Uppercoe, vs. John
| Thomas Uppercoe and Thos. s. Uppercoe bill
for sale of certain real estate and to set aside a
lease on the ground of fraud. Not concluded.
| Mr. Boarman, for complainant j. T. Ensor,
Esq, for ! bomas S. Uppercoe, deiendnnt.
The grand jury finally discharged this
\ morning with the thanks Of the court for their
attendance. u. ~.a ~ II rsFfs < III
lfTTT1T ls} je8& MONDAY; March 26th.
Michael Kelly VS.. VIM. Hobtzell action for
damages brought by the plaintiff against the de-
fendant for assauting and beating him, and
breaking his arm. Tried before jury. YER
dict in favor Of plaintiff for $500. Messrs.
Wheeler & Keech for plaintiff. No counsel ap-
peared to try the case for the defendant.
4 James Col VS.. Charles Ware, attachment on
original process two cases. First case entered
g agreed, /" second case, attachment quashed by
consent /; Messrs. Wheeler Il Keech for plaintiff,
r. J. Gittings Esq, for defendant
Henry Arnold, indicted for an assault with IN
c. hail in
sum Of $3.50, with F. G. +. Waltemyer as his Sc
curity.
Henry Arnold, indicted for an assault with IN
tent to murder Virginia Sewers; gave bail in
the same sum with same security. ,ile1
Peter Nafsinger, native of Bavaria, was duly
naturalized.
TUESDAY, March 9th
William Boone, Aaron Disney, and Ann hiS
wife. William Cull,frn and Mary, his wife, John
i Baker and Catherine. his wife, Oliver Boone and
Maria Boone, lessees vs.. William II. Purnell. =
Action of eiectment to recover a lot OF ground
situated in Mount Washington, Baltimore coun
~. Tried bt forea jury. Not concluded. Messrs
Lawder, Boarman and Duffy for plaintiffs
Messrs. G. w. Ridgely, R. Grason, Cuttings and
Machen for defendant.
This is one of about forty cases on the doeke
brought by the above plaintiffs and Eleanor
Burke and others, involving the title to grea
deal of the property situated in Mount Washing
ton, worth several thousand dollars. A numbe
of in n!erestng questions, both of law and fact arr
involved in these cases, such the effect of thu
statue of Limitation, the legitimacy of the plain
tiffs' ancestors, etc.
State VS.. E. Phoelman, indicted for selling la
ger beer and liquor on Sunday--three cases
The defendant gave bail in the sum Of 5000 ii
; each case, with Joseph Merkle as his security
WEDNESDAY, March 2Sth.
J Wm. Boone, Aaron Disney, Ann Disney ant
Others, lessees, vs. VIM. Fl. Purnell, reported yes
terday. Not concluded. 80