The Baltimore County union., 1872-06-01
Circuit Court of Baltimore County.
MAY TERM, 1872.

Hon. George Yellott, Judge Ed,o. II. Ady Esq,
Clerk; j. f. G. Talbot, Esq, States Attor-
neg; SamueLJ Robinson, Esq, Sheriff.
FRIDAY, May "a.
Walter s. Gwinee Wm Horner settled.
David Wilson VS.. Robert Dilworth judgment
W confession favor of plaintiff for $Ss4.24
SATURDAY, May rs.
Mary Kroh, Executrix, &C., VS.. David M.
Wilhelm and wife +; exceptions to report of sale
of mortgaged premises made by trustees excep-
tions Withdrawn and sale finally ratified.
MONDAY, May ~.
Magdalene Burton VS.. VIM. Burton; case
docketed by consent and judgment confessed
in favor of plaintiff for $l,l55.S0. r. j. Git
tings and r. r. Boarman VS.. VIM. H. Simpson;
case docketed by consent and djudgmentconfess.
ed in favor of plaintiffs for $3I6.62 John Div
ems, executor, ETC., VS.. Samuel w. Porter; case
docketed by consentand judgment confessed for
plaintiff for SIT. Sinsheimer, Plaza & Co. for
John Bacon, garnishee of John F. Heise; tried
before the court, judgment for defendant. Stets
were entered by the States attorney in the fol-
lowing cases, the sheriff having failed to catch
the parties, or the grand jury having failed to
indct after having found preser tment, and
for other reasons: State VS.. Anton Dorne, in
dicted for assault and battery; State VS.. Jas.
Barker, indicted for an indecent exposure of
his person State VS. W. Hunt, indicted for sell
ling goods without license State vs. Catharine
Fisher and State VS.. VIM. Tollarks, and State
vs.. Ben Sedecum, indicted for sale of goods
without license State VS.. j. Harker, and State
VS.. Thomas Jones, colored, indicted for sale of
liquor without license State vs.. VIM. Sieback,
State VS.. John James. State VS.. M. Kuan,
State VS.. Jacob Matthews, State VS.. j. 7. Hard,
State VS.. Margaret Cashett, State vs.. Jacob
Hoover. State VS.. Elizabeth Kraft State VS.. J.
E. Sinclair, State VS.. Mary Stirling, all indict-
ed or presented for selling without license |;
4 T. ~
indicted for larceny; State VS.. j. Hoover, State
VS.. George Shole, State VS.. Z. Amos, State VS..
F. Gore, State VS.. L. M. Birmingham, and State
VS.. G. Cues or G. Guls, all indicted or presented
for selling merchandise without license State
VS.. P. P. Hill, presented for selling liquors
without license; State VS.. J. Strange, State VS..
Mary wilkins, State VS.. G. W W. !ample,
State VS.. John Reuter-, all present. selling
liquor without license State VS.. Mrs. Kennert,
indicted for selling liquor without license !;
State VS.. Mrs. Alver or Oliver, State VS.. Mat
thew Kuen, both indicted for selling mer-
chandise without licenses State VS.. Harman
Oler, presented for an assault and battery );
State VS.. Mrs. Walker, indicted for selling goods
without license.
WEDNESDAY, May 29.
The following criminal cases fixed for trial /:
Peter Beker, assault and battery VIM. Will
lingham, assault with intent to kill Robert
Frey, larceny, removed from Baltimore city,
and Aune Ii. Jones, selling liquor to minors,
removed from city, were fixed for Monday,
June 10. Frank Battee, assault with intent to
murder Otto Katz, keeping bawdy house, and
Geo. c. Clymer, forgery and false pretenses,
(three cases,) all removed from Baltimore city,
were fixed tor Tuesday, June IL. Lewis T.
Schaum, embezzement, and ten cases for vio-
lating the lattery laws, removed from Balti-
more city, for Wednesday June IL. Henry
Laughlin, manslaughter, removed from Balti-
oa.fx a,a1 nAry ~.
on Sunday, for Thursday, June l3. Max Stern,
larceny, removed from Baltimore city, for
Monday, June II. Peter Gibbons, bastardy,
for Monday, June "a. Frederick Wilson, bur-
glary, removed from Baltimore city, and Frank
Johnson, obtaining goods under false pretenses,
for Monday, June "a. Frank Slade, assault
with intent to kill, and John Wiseman, mur-
Tuesday, June rs.
THURSDAY, May 80.
Jane West VS.. Benjamin West; exceptions
to report of committee referred to the auditor,
by consent, to state an account. B. F. Brown
VS.. R. H. Pennington entered "agreed," de-
iendant to pay COSTS. Joshua Marsh, assignee,
VS.. J. N. Zimmerman; exceptions to report of
sale; exceptions Withdrawn and sale ratified
by consent.
SPIRITUALIsM.-The good people near Chat
teau have been terribly excited for the past
week, over a case Of supernatural exhibition
ofspritual m manifestations, or other unaccounta-
BILE and as yet unexplained mysteries. In
February last, very worthy citzen-Mr.
Adams-died, leaving an only child, an in
teresting young lady-Miss Katie Adams
aged about sixteen. About two weeks ago she
was living with Mr.. Thomas Hayward, a gen
tleman noted for his veracity, and one above
the medium in intelligence. The night in
question she retired about her usual hour with
another lady, and in n few moments bewilder
ing and overpowing sensation or positive feel
ing convinced her that some ghostly one or
thing, besides herself and other lady, was in
the room. Too frightened to give the alarm,
she listened a moment and three successive
raps were given upon the headboard and bed
tick. The ladies sprang out of bed and rush
ed down to Mr. and Mrs. Hayward's rool' \,
The latter laughed at their fears but consented
to carefully examine the room, which was
done but as soon as everything was quiet, the
same ghostly visitor appeared with his raps
and scratches. This continued nightly and
the young lady soon went to live with another
friend. But the ghost, or whatever it may be-
haunted her STILL At last she was removed 10
Mr.. VIM. Rocks, an honest intelligent un-
believer in spirtualism. Here scores of per-
sons from the adjoining country, and the town
of Cam mbridge. have visited the house and heard
the strange unearthly raps and scratches, and
as yet are unable to solve the mystery. Our
readers may smile and say that they would
soon discover the ghost, but they must remenl-
Der that scores of persons, equally as intelli-
gent as they are, and those that do not have
the slightest belief in spiritualism or ghosts,
and who are not particle superstitious, have
used every art and every means that wisdom
or intelligence could suggest and as yet have
been unable to give any explanation to the
strange noises.-Cambridge (Md.) Neaos 25th
uLtimo.
Mr.. R. X. CoLLUM, of East Nottingham town.