The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1858-03-25
JACKSON STANDARD.
Proceedings In Court.

The Court of CoSImon Pleas closed its
Spring term on Saturday last.
close of the trm, Il -
upon the docket; O.,
posed of. &
lowing:
Joseph Price aifHs
drum. In Chancery.
ton for injunction, and praying % cancel
note and mortgage, on which a a5udg-
ment n Ejectment had been taken. De-
cree for plaintiffs. DUNCAN and Mackley
for plaintiffs; Hoffman and Stanley for
defendent.
Sarah Winner, Us. Tyrus ]. Hanna
Petition for Homestead.
The defendant demurred on the ground
| that the petition did not set out the fact,
that the homestead was demanded before
sale. Demurrer sustained. Leave to
amend petition, and continued. johnson
for plaintiff, Hoffman and Mackley fol
defendant. %
Ohio, Us. Nancy Osborn. Petty Lar.
ceny.
This was a prosecution for stealing 6
pair of child's pantalettes, the property
of Abraham French, of the value of fifty
cents. Verdictguilty. Verdict set aside
and new trial granted DUNCAN, Moore
and Hutchins for the State; McClinlick
Jordan, Hoffman and Mackley, for de-
(ense.
Ohio, Us, John Wendlemuth. Keep
ing room where intoxicating liquors
are sold, in violation of law, in the town
of Portland. Verdict, guilty. Finoc
sixty dollars, and Imprisonment twenty
five days. MackleD Fullerton, Bund!
and Glover, for State; DUNCAN ant
Moore for defense.
Ohio, Us. David N. Edwards. Dis
tusbing Religious Meetings. Plead gull
ty. Fine ten dollars. Roberts for State
Mackley for defense.
John Rider, Us. William L. Lewis. Ju
ry trial. Verdict for plaintiff. Dunga
for plaintiff MackIey for defendant.
Burdsall Il Co., Us. Y, r. Clewors
Co. Error to the docket of II. Adams
j. p. The Court held that the justiC
did not err in refusing to require plain
iGs to produce their original books of ac
count on the trial, when they had suft
cient proofs to establish their claims b
other evidence. Hastings for plaintiff.
Johnson for defendants.
There were some scores of cases again'
Young America, Iron Valley, and Buck
eye Furnaces, in which motions and dC
murrers were fled. AS some of the de
cisions on these motions are Of importance
in settling questions arising upon cor
structions Of the Code, we give some
the points decided The Court held thi
it was sufficient for petition to be yer
fed by an attorney, when the petite
was founded upon note, and the no
was in the possession OF the attorne
This ought to have been known to ovel
lawyer, before, because the Code expires
ly says so, The Court also held that
t had jurisdiction whore the note was f
| less than one hundred dollars, if, at Il
time of the commencement Of the su
there were due OF principal and intore'
r over one hundred dollars.
The Grand Jury were in session thr
) days, and found several indictment
Il among the rest, one against Alexand
Crabtree, for tho murder Of Jacks,
u Mccoy. 1t contains two counts, one f
u murder in the second degree, and one (
o manslaughter. James Crabtree, Lev
IL Crabuee and Evan Crabtree, jr., JOSEF
Crabtroe and Joseph Graham, were
10 dicted for aiding and assisting. Bail W
. fixed by the Court at $4,000, for Alexa
:" der Crabuee, the principal; and 81 8
for Lewis; and $500 for each ofthe 9th
four.
-. There is a foolish prejudice attempt
!. to bo kept up against some of these p'
;o ties, who are no doubt clear Of any p
i ticipaton in the murder.
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