The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-10-07

y, N. Depart same days at 800, p. NJ. Mai
eICss sSytI a. !, 30, Pm: &
Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, P. NJ
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 8, A. NJ
PosT OFFICE AT RAvENNA-
OPEN at 7,3O, A. NJ. CLOSE at p. NJ. Dali!
Sundays excepted. X. A. GILLETTE, p. M.
CouRT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court
of Common Pleas has been in session since
the 9th Of September. We give brie
report this week, and will furnish fuller
one in our next issue
James w. ConrSrse us. LetOis L. Pope
Action brought to recover $l2O rent for q
cheese house in Auburn. Tried by jury
Verdict for defendant. E. Spalding and
Luther Day for plaintiff; E. B. Taylor fol
defendant.
Jenkins e. Peck Us. C. 3 NJ. R. r. Com.
pany.-Action brought to recover injury
done to cheese. Tried by jury. Verdict
of $4l2 for plaintiff. ]. L. & H. c. Ran
ney and R. P. Ranney for plaintiffs; Luther
Day and E. B. Taylor for defendant.
1.-THE above named cases were on the sec.
ond trial docket.
John Clarke, assignee of James Gilchrist,
Us. e. Crafts and others.-Action brought
to recover damages for breach of contract
in the sole of cattle. Amount claimed BY
plaintiff So 200 and interest since August,
1851. Tried by n jury. Verdict for defend
unts. Luther Day aud E. B. Taylor for
plaintiffs; R. P. Ranney and Struwder &
Hart for defendants.
Rebsrca Smith Us. Noah Smith and Euan
Hughes divorce. Granted, and aimony
Of $500 allowed to plaintiff, and dismissed
as to Hughes. Day Il Horton for plu:ntiff;
Strawder g. Hart for defendant Hughes.
ErastuS Darro,o Us. r. A RusseN.-Tried
by u jury. Verdict for plaintiff of $ll,7O.
Z. Darrow for plaintiff; Suawder g. Hart
Tor defendant.
John Whi!t'esey and others vs. John L.
Ranaey, George BueI and others.-Tried by
jury. Verdict for defendant Buel O: ST.
100 over and above the amount of notes sued
upon by plaintiffs. E. Spalding oDd s. w.
Mcclure for plaintiffs; Luther Day and E.
B. Taylor for defendants.
George Conant Is. Hdrrey Hotchhiss -
Tried by the Court. Verdict Of $59.23 for
plaintiff. P. B. Conant for plaintiff; J. L..
g. II. G. Ranney for defendant.
Julia Dudley Us. w. G. Dudley. -Di
vorce. Divorce Granted. Bingham & Ho.
vey for plaintiff; Strawder g. Hart for de-
fendant.
Stale Of Chic Us. Charles Norton.--Thc
defendant was indicted for grand Iarceny.--
1t was alleged that he had stolen watch
worth $780, and chain worth $l2, from
John Baird, of franklin. Defendant plead
"not guilty." The case was tried by jury.
Verdict guilty of stealing property to the
amount Of $33.3 .34. The prisoner was sem
fenced to thirty days confinement in Jail on
bread and water. Day & Horton for State;
Strawder & Hart for defendant.
Jackson Mott plead guilty to the charge
ofassauIt and battery, and was sentenced to
ten days in Jail; also. VIM. Herman sub
jected to the same sentence.
CLoTHIyG.-Our neighbor CHAs. GREEN.
FIELDER, has received large stock of Fall
and Winter Clothing, to which we invite the
inspection of those visiting any thing in his
line. He has also large assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, which he
will make up to order, in the prevailing
style, at short notice. Call in and see him
and his goods.
GTWe see. by the "pictures" that Dan
iel Rice's big Show" is to honor our town
with visit ere long. The concern makes
great show on paper, but Judging from the
fact that it couldn't afford to pay US the usu.
al rates for advertising the "concern," we
rather reckon it is "sma!l potatoes and few
il hill !"
o. We were shown yesterday, by our
friend, p. B. CcEANT, Esq, beautiful col,
lection OF flowers, from the garden Of R. L.
OsGooD, aud presented TO him by Misses
RUSSELL and JUDp, OF Streetsborough, for
which he wishes US thus publicly to make
his Acknowledgements.
Dr.. VIM. CAINE.-The following para
groph, in reference to Or. WILLIAM GAME,
who is spending few months in the new
Stute of Minnesota, for the improvement of
his health, we copy from the st. Paul Pho
neer and Democrat, of the 30th ult.:
The numerous friends of DR.. Caine in
Ohio will be glad to learn that his health is
rapidly improving, and he is happy to testi.
fy to the benefits received during brief So
journ in our health-giving latitude. The ex.
cellence of our climate will soon be sub.
stantiated byimany whohave visited Minne-
sofa in search of the relief which they have
been unable to find in more southera lati.
tude. ~
Speaking Out iM Dreams.
A correspondent Of the Richmond Dis.
patch tells the following in letter from one