The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-12-12
Circuit Court for Baltimore 90.
SEPTEMBER TERM.

SEPTEMBER TERM.
TReported for the Baltimore Co. Union.l
SATURDAY, Dec s.
Trustees of the NJ. e. Church of the First
Baltimore Station VS.. Lemuel Ward, ct AL in
equity. Argued and held sub c~r'a
DECEMBER TERM.
MONDAY, Dec. Z.
The December term commenced this morn
ing with Chief Judge Grason and Associate
Judges Yellot and Bateman on the bench -
E. H. Ady, Clerk; VIM. S. Keech, States At
torney; Thomas Baldwin, Sheriff; Lewis Vo-
gle, Crier. s.tg 3a
The following gentlemen, summoned as grand
Jurors, were called AMI sworn: l.. e. Quinlin,
foreman; Joseph FORESTER, Isaac King Benz.
Whitley, Joshua II. Hynes, Thos. d. Gorsuch,
Israel R. Heacock, James Whiting, Daniel J.
McCauley, Caleb Hopes, Thos. A Elliott, w.
D. Breckenridge, Lewis J. Rider, VIM. E. STAINS
bury, John H. Vonderhorst, Samuel T. Shpley,
Joseph H. Gorsuch. Elijah P. Robertson was
excused, and John 5. Biddison was drawn, sum
moned and sworn in his stead. Jos. P. Kei
ssey was returned not found, and Jas w. Gro.
yer was drawn, summoned and sworn in his
stead.
The following gentlemen answered to their
names as petit jurors John G. Armstrong, &.
c. ODell, Samuel N. France, Jacob II. Nun
nikhuysen, Thomas +. Wantland, Thos. For
tune Valentine Boarman John w. Shanklin, |
Jr. william Fowble, JAS Dykes, Francis Po-
tes, John c. Holland, James Thompson, Eli q. |
Msllor, Chas. W. Cullson, VIM. +. Bremker
Thomas Murray, J. F. C Talbot Jr., VIM. H.
ff.sltler, Henry c. Hutchins, Jacob Freund VIM
Mcdonald, John Todd. Caleb Freeland was
reported not found and John S. Hays was ex
| cused from serving, and Thomas j. Hill and
| James S. Moores were drawn in their places
9Ae petit jury was not sworn on Monday, as
:. ted in the city papers, the oath OF allegiance
at owe lime required of jurors having long since
5Se apA ..ckets were
cahed 0. ~ -
ses were 81 Its were rendcr--
| ed in the follow - the trial dockets
auring the calls on Monday aud Tuesday
Croft executor of Croft VS.. Rohrer, off Leeche
VS.. Morrison, off Sauers vs. Waltemeyer, off;
Cox vs.. Thompson, action in replevin, judg
ment for defendant for the property IN disputes
Barroll VS. Woods, agreed; Adams VS.. Brown,
off Jourdan, administrator of Jourdan, vs.
Leroy, off; Fowner VS.. levin, settled White
VS.. Kelley, Judgment for plaintiff by DEFAULT
I McClousten and Fluttier VS.. Carswell. referred
to Messrs. Marshall and Morris; Jos. G. Wheel
er VS.. Richard J. Cuttings, garnishee of Pope
off; Sarah Wheeler VS.. same, off; James Get
( ty same off; r. Hickey & Bros, vs.. same,
off; Matthews VS. Goodwin, off; Turnbull
Cuttings, judgment for plaintiff; Burke VS..
| Powell, judgment for plaintiff for property re
| pleved, one cent damages and costs; John
| Boyd VS. August Wes, Judgment for plaintiff
| for %l57.6S; same VS., same, Judgment for plain
| tiff for property replevied, one cent damages
and costs; Stevenson Archer VS.. Jas. W. Ram
sey, judgment for plaintiff for $l27.60: Rich'd
| Belt VS.. Uhler Il Blizzard, judgment for plain
| tiff for $I6S.90: Nicholas Bull VS.. N. X. r.
Company. removed to Baltimore city; Crch-
ton VS.. Nicolai, judgment for plaintiff for $iS3;
Jacob Wisner VS.. Andrew Wisner. Judgment
| for plaintiff for Sl05.67; Baldwin vs. Powell,
v 1pfauIt. RreauOer w.
Gent, judgment for plaintiff for $323.34; John
NJ Griffith Co., VS.. John II. Gill, judgment
for plaintiff for $l33.43; Hashour VS.. Little.
judgment for plaintiff for Sl2393; Crapson VS..
| Bats judgment for plaintiff for $l2475; James
| VS.. Burnettson, judgment for plaintiff for prop
| erty repeved Ensor VS. Bosley, judgment for
PLAINTIFF Wise VS.. Little, judgment for plain,
tiff for S227.67 Sparks executor Of Sparks, VS..
Wilson. judgment for plaintiff for Sl56 81;
| Pratt, South & Co, vs.. Charles Blake Co.,
judgment for plaintiffs for $SOl.94 II. Checker
VS.. Philip A. Ball. judgment for plaintiff for
| $33l.SS: Corkran vs. Pennington, judgment for
plaintiff for $35s.75; Zell & Sons VS.. Funk,
| agreed Hooper, Reese & Kensett vs. Jones,
| agreed Loose VS.. Fink, judgment for plaintiff
for $136.6O; Smith VS.. Ruff, action for dam
| age by breach Of contract for rent-not con-
| cluded.
The cases of Geo. D. and John N. Wise. in
dcted for shooting E. A. Pollard, removed from
Baltimore city, were set for trial on Monday
! the 4th of January.
In the case of the State of Maryland, use of
| the county commissioners of Baltimore county,
VS.. VIM. Button and David X. Lusby, Mr. Jno.
! Henry Keene, Jr., attorney for the State, filed
a motion notifying the defendants that the
! case would be ready for trial on the first Mon
| day of February, 1859.
| TUESDAY, Dec. 8.
Samuel L Wade, grand juror, was excused
from serving, and Wilson Townsend drawn in
his place. Henry H. Ebaugh, drawn yester-
| day as grand juror, was returned not found,
and Albert Gallagher drawn in his place. j.
] s. Moores drawn yesterday as apetitjuror was
!. - .isii tTie VIE Smith drawn
State VS.. George Basst, indicted for selling
liquor without license; plea of not guilty con-
fessed by State
The trial docket was called peremptorily,
and some of the judgments given in yester-
days proceedings were rendered to day.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 9.
The call of the dockets was continued,
number of cases fixed for trial, and some of
the judgments given yesterday and the day
before extended.
THURSDAY, Dec. TO-.
The case of Smith VS.. Ruff was on trial not
concluded
Wilson Townsend was excused from serv-
ing as grand juror, and VIM. E. Coale drawn
in his stead.
We are indebted for the above report to an
o fflcer of the Court. 1t is far more full and
complete than the proceedings published in
the Baltimore papers.
LADY POLITICIAN AT a local election "out
West" crinoline had good deal to do with the
business. The contest turned wholly upon per-
sonal popularity and the successful candidate
brought his wife to help him. "tlis wife, said