Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-12-25
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Thursday afternoon The large amount
oi Ountlcr Sessions husiuos. caused nearly
ar the civil Dist to bo continued,
In tho Common Pleas the following
causes were disposed Of
lonc Hunter vs.. J. A. ~ lIln,cr,--ls.
sue formed On libel for divorce, The
Court refused to hear any evidence ON the
part Of the respondent Verdict for libel.
hul-ycrdjcl set aside by the Court
Swoopo q Curtin for libollout-Wohcc
& Linn for rcpondaut.
Geo. w. Shon, VS.. Robert LylIc.--Ths
was an action Of covenant brought for the
recovery Of balance on contract for
saw limberon 400 acres Of land. Defence,
that the oak timber on sixty acres had
been sold before the contract was made,
and also damages for the non delivery Of
raft Of boards. On the part ollhe plain.
|da' evidence was offered to show that the
oak on thoGUacres was excepted at the time
of sale, and that the raft was run accord.
ling to Mr. Coopor's custom, which was TO
take STAYED RATS otItho pilots hands and
allow no compensation for services. Yer.
Z, dict for Plaintiff, 8l93,l5. Wallace q
Curtin for plaintiff. WEnaly & Hale for
defendant.
Siberls, use orliughos, VS.. Moses Peorce
Appeal from Justice Of the Peace. Judg.
ment confessed for claim, costs divided
and execution to stay until lst Of May
Wallace for pIainlilT-Crans for delend't
The Argument list was disposed Of as
S follows:
James Niles, VS.. McGIoughlin & Sloan
r Certiora. Proceedings affirmed. Grams TO
Observation-Disclosures for defendant.
Emanuci Doney, vs.. l.. J. Hurd. Rul
4
i, to show cause. Judgment entered with
costs. Guile for pulnlll-Crons for def
Commonwealth, VS.. Blonchard-samc
d VS.. Kelly-Log floating cases. Motion
d. in arrest Of judgment and for new trial
!. oyorruled. Argued by Wallace & Lin
r for Com.--Smllh and Gordon for del't'
"a Inthe Quarter Sessions, VIM, Addlema
J.. plead guilty to an indictment ioran assoa
s. an battery. Sentence, fine $40 and costs
IS Isaac Bloom, Jr, charged with an ossat
e. and battery plead guilty and was fine
n IS and costs.
cd Henry Waplo, charged with keeping
&c tippling house plead gaiIty and was fine
q. $40 ard costs.
n William w. wilson, was convicted
re keeping a tippling house and fined $40 al
he costs. Swoope or defendant.
Com, VS.. VIM. Phenix, ct. al. Sure
ofPeace case. Geo. Gill, prosecutor, sc
. tcncsl to pay costs, MEnaIly for de't.
OI' Robert Pennington, Jr., and some 7
oy 5 others were tried for a riot and assar
oh an. battery, and we're convicted. Rob'
ell Pennington, Jr., was sentenced to pay
art fire OF $25 and costs and undergo an i
ose piisonment of 30 days-tho other deit
me du,s we're fined 81 each, and costs, a
ich Imprisoned for as hours. Grams & SwoC
the br Com. Barrett for defendants.
oH' Joseph Pierce, charged with fornicat
in and bastordy, was convicted, The us
do sentence was passed, fined 81, &c. Crr
ose q Barret for Com.-WaIlaco for def
and The Grand Jury found Is true bills.
hI! for larceny, for malicious mischief, 2
or' gambling houses, any only eight for Ii
r., ling houses-two bills we're returned lg
49,, ramus. They also presented several 70
: as nuisances, and that the County bu
T.: ings are not in the order they should
of Philadelphia, Dec. ia dostruc
and fire broke out at 3 o'clock this mornin
the workshop of the new house Of ref
- beyond Paramount. The building
lieu two hundred and fifty feet long.
lgs. roof was entirely destroyed, and POI
p :; of the walls have fallen. The bull
." will propably be an entire loss, bot is
eve cred by insurance, 1t contained /
e quantity Of materials for cane.seat chi
" stats, whalebones for umbrellas, &
icb These articles belonged to different
~ sons, and were mostly insured. The
d. is about 100000.
list 1t is supposed one of the boys set
oom. to the canes, as it could have caugl
no other way, being heated by steam
the Grated two hundred feet distant.
Tue NeaC York, Dec. l9.-There is on
as 1t split here between the wings and k