The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-03-10
Circuit Court for BALTIC. County.
MARCH TERM, 1866.

Before Hon. D. c. H. Emory, Judge John T.
Ensor, Esq, States Attorney.
MONDAY, March 5th.
The March term of Court began this NOR
ming. The usual oath with regard to summon
ing jurors was administered to the Sheriff, who
then presented the list of jurors summoned to
attend at this term of Court, from which the
Clerk drew the names of the following twenty
three gentlemen, who compose the grand jury ::
James Councilman, foreman; John D. Bedford,
Philip Clark, Howell p. German, Thomas Grit
fin, Thomas A. Elliott, Joshua Rutledge, Will
liam Smith, Joshua Gent Simon Veeder, Geo.
W. Latchford, John Ingham, Elihu Smith
Samuel Buckley, Eber Price, Joseph Seitry,
William McCubbin, Edward lowering, Beale
Price, Charles Bevard, John Boblitz, Stephen
r. Price, George F. Foster; who were duly
sworn in the usual form, and duly charged by
his Honor. The following gentlemen compose
the petit Jury: VIM. Gambrill, Isaac Darling,
/ Jr., VIM. F. Kimble, Abraham S. Cooper JON
athan Tracy Thomas France, John McCauslin
Robert Royston, Jr. James Sheridan, Thomas
j. Bond, George w. Aler, Joshua H. Hynes,
John L. Hurst, Sr. Thomas II. Murray, }. Mar
shall Wilson, James Mcbride, Jesse R. Ying-
ling, VIM. H. Bosey, William Rouark, Samuel
Robinson, Lewis j. Roberts, Thomas Davis,
Jacob Corbitt, John Myers and r. g. Mackey ;
to whom the oath of allegiance was duly ad
ministered. atlt
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forty seven cases, was then called and after
that the trial docket containing three hundred
and siXty-eight cases, resulting in number of
judgments by default, conf ssion, &c. His
Honor gave notice that the civil docket would
be called peremptorly on Thursday, the Sth
day of March, unless some criminal case was
ready or on trial, when all cases must be tried
or continued. or day be fixed for their trial.
In case a criminal case is on trial that day, the
docket will be called the first leisure moment
therea fter. His Honor gave notice that after
this term the docket would be called in accor
dance with the rule of court on this subject.
Carlton T, Brown and John King, applicants
for the insolvent laws, were finally discharged.
State VS.. George Hoffer, indicted for selling IL
quor on Sunday, removed from Baltimore city.
The defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined
$50 and costs. The case of the State VS.. John
Glare, indicted for the murder Of Henry b.
Grove, removed from Baltimore city, was fixed
for trial on Tuesday the Sd of April. State VS..
George Hudgins, indicted for larceny, removed
from Baltimore city, two cases. The defendant
gave bail in the sum of $500 in each case, with
VIM. j. Bosley as security, and the case was fix
ed for Tuesday, March 18th. 5v f
TUESDAY, March 9Th.
On motion of R. R. Boarman, Esq., H. C. B.
Norris, Esq, of Baltimore City, was admitted
| to practice in this Court. State VS.. James Ca
! sey, indicted for breaking open store house;
| removed from Baltimore city. Not concluded.
WEDNESDAY, March It'll.
State James Casey, indicted for break
| ing store house. Reported yesterday. Yer
dict guilty. Motion for new trial filed. State
| VS.. Henry Cox, indicted for striking William
Bowen with billy State VS.. William Cox, in
| dcted for striking Benjamin Bowen State vs.
| VIM. Cox. indicted for stabbing William Bow
en-. All these cases were tried before the Court
and the defendants adjudged guilty. Not SEN
fenced