True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-30
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Court 9f Common Pleas Jefferson eoul-
ay Ohio Judge 7, Means Presiding
ta.sps,yjt4d ~ ,tsns5, Friday, May,24,
q Chamberlain Mcdonald & Co.'s Edward
Roberts, civil action. This was brought
blythe Plaintiffs to recover fcs h breach OF
contract. Damages laid at $4,000. The
jury ietlirucI the following verdict =
v- We the jurors in this case do Gpd, that
if the contfactfts it now stands in Tie pcti-
tioa of The plaintiffs be the true contract
between the parties; in favor Of the dcfcn-
dant oge.dollI. Robert Martin, foreman.
But if the, contract between the parties be
reformed by The judgment Of the Court, 50
that the said plaintiffs were bound to re-
cciTc not less 4rih one hundred ions OF
eosl per day Of the defendants; then and
IN that case We find iuIfaFor of. defendant.
$780, ,G6o Rob.t. hlartin, foreman. '
MsAudrew 7, Gould, rs Thomas Henl;ng.
oiSl actor. 'eAis suit WIS broughtt to re-
cover damogesfN l4al- -practiec. AMount
e;laimed $4,000. ri - ;.a@ 80 .-
IN May 1851. The plaiuliG, was thrown
from a. ''hapd4eas" op the Stcubcnvillc &
NM 4 4 2 .E E. s .Ht- 4 -
Indiana Rail Road, aud both bones Of his
aeft arm ,sgcrc bfrken, aud he was other
aviselinjnred. The plaintiff lost the use Of
his arm: DR.. lienning was lis Surgeon
against whom, this action was brough =
THe Court House hos beqa filed with wit
nesses aud spectators, during the progress
Mtlc trial "a large pualber io shysiciaas
were p attsaaance ,togiee Testimony in the
CASE, amongst Khsn, were some distiu-
guished Medical gentlemen frouf abroad =
The ,jury Fcturacd a verdict, in favor Of
thcs plaiatif for three hundred dollars :,
Moodey s., Eliist far plaintiff Stanton &
MeCook for defendant -, ''.+.' ~ +"
We are informed that Nlr. 4. d. IIamil-
Soa Of thc Notoa Hotel Of this city, is
about removing to- Newark. Daring tao
short time Mr.. II. has been residing
amongst ns, Ac has wen the confidence and
hishcs. regard of IN, who have made his
acquaintance. Never has any Landlord
,in opr,cit5 more entirely met ytlie expeeta-
Gons.of his Batrons tnaa has Mr.. H., lis
leaving as is therefore much regretted -
4lve learn that he will occupy The house
IN Newark FORMERLY known as the Davis
House, but In future to be, known az The
4mstieaf Rqtei, = We hope that ,bc' may
receive n liberal patronage in his new
house, for worthy qf'it, ,'3s ~ .,'S y, W.,
We are paiuedto hear OF, ) the 'daath of
g4r, ,yp9plnligpnd esteemed fFepdJ Robert a.,
Mslyipsiyhe died at tho residence of bis
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