The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-02-18

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A@ CouKr or coMnoS PtEAs The fellow
SEins cases have been disposed Of in tn,
.Cour. Of Common Pleas, which is now ia
session: - ~ 'aH
,ssasM. A. Bircaard Us. Weresstcr Blis.. -
Action TO recover damages for sheep be.
longing to plaintiff. which he alleged were
KILLED BY dog Of def ndant This case
), has bsen uied several times before. The
jury were unsble to sgrse. and were, oi
s course, discharged. ]. L. & H. c. Ranrey
N. Birchard. N. A. Humphries, s. w. Me.
a. Clure, and N. L.. Jeffries for plaintiff; Day
Taylor & Horton for defendant. ss
Samuel F. Day vs. Sylvester Hvgsins.-
Action brought TO recover the amoun. of or
oreer Of 800. drawn by Frank Thorn or
O. defendant. Verdict for defendant Straw,
der g. Hart for plaintiff; D4y, Taylor &
Z. Horton for defendant.
Charles BrGdburn et Gls Us. jonathan Sa
bin ct Gls.--Action to recover from defend
snl, as surviving partner of Thos. II. Beck
,.wi,h& Co., an uinoSnt less than three hun.
dred dollars for goods sold by plaintiff tc
th,t &rm. Verdict for defendant. i'll. &
nc. Ranney and e. B. Taylor for Ptsin'
tits; Bierce & Jeffries and o. r Brown kol
defendants. ars d: @eaas ...s< 5a!s
IHomos Martin vs. David May.--Actlot
brought to recover wages due plaintiffs wife
fton, dsiendant--her fathsr--atter she 10
cane Of sge. Verdict for d.fsndaRt. ]
@L.&H. C. RanHey for pl.in,iif; Day, Tay
.lor& Horton for defendant.
@ Eliea A. Willard os Samael Willard -
Petition fol biwfcS. Gfsnted. Day. Tny'
lor, & Horton for plaintiff; N. l.. JeGfrie'
'Ind. b. p. Brown for defendant. .., .,s.t
State of Ohio IS. VIA. II. Chandler ant
Benz. Harisr.--Indict&en Passing coun
terfei. money. The parties not appeatipg
their bollas Of Ss6o each were forfeited.
Ssts ef OHIO IS. Eagens fffIs.--fndic.
men.--Luceny. Plead guilty. and sen
fenced to ten days iitiprisonheat ana pay
6ne Of $40.
State Of OhiS ts. Etsr NJ. C6nans.- s.--.n
dictmen,-fnce.t. Verdict guilty. Sen
,ence deferred unt!i ihis atsrhooA:
TEE LrcEuM uM.-GEoRdE D. PRESricE, o
the Louisville journal, will lecture befor'
the Young Mems 4syceum, on this (Thurs-
dar) evening. We hope the citizens Q
R.venna will give him fill houie; for
man Of more poctical talent, keener wit an
accomplished scholarship. does nos breathe
than Mr.. Prentice. Hitherto the lecture
have been free, but as Mr.. Prentice is pro
,.fessioual Lecturer, an admission feb oftwen
ty-fve cents will be chutge5. Tickets ma
b. had q, the P3st Office and at the Raven
na Book Store. .r......
The lst,ure of Bfr. HoYT has been post
poned Until Friday, evening, Feb rs.
~ E# t -. N.u.
pArrsr ctorHhEs KAtk.-Mr. CHEsrE
Sroxs, Of this villags, received, few week
since, letters patent for Clothes Racl
which, SO far as we are capable Of judging
such matlers, mist certainly be crest cor
yenisdcs in Rodseholds. 1t Is so cohsrdc
ed that fifty different pieces Of wearing IL
=. parel. after they have been washed, irone
and folded, may be hung Upon It to air, b.
fore putting away in drawers. When n
in use, the rack may be closed up and Pl
ed in tie closet. Mr.. s: has dispoSed Of II
greater part of his territo~yI One-haIf Of
10 our .ownsuiun, br. j. G. WlErts; who ",
associated with him in procuring the paten
and the other half, excepting ths hoft6s'
part OF Ohio, to parties in Randolph:
.,' TIE LIMA CoAL.--Several Of our eli
gems are interested in the Lima Coal Con
pany, and are about introducing the coal in
the village. We have been using II for I
psstfew days, and can Say that tits fully equ
to the Briur Hill, and ID . decidHd impro,
meni on ihe coal generally used here.
burns freely and does NOT bake together.
.ApbAESs or Rev. ASsoS Y. TurftE.-t
our frst page will be found the iddrsts
Rev A. 7. TUfrEE, delivered before
- Edinburg Agricultural Society, at their I
Fruit Exhibition. Il is q veil and beai
fully written addfese, ind We doubt not v
be perussd with pleasure By our hufhsti
g 81 Patrsns who are engaged III agricOlti
,- g. pursuits. sa s3ss
.- svs School sExAMIsER.--Hon DARIUS ]
hAS, Probate Judge. has appointed HE
w. BRrsroL, Of this village, one Of the
SINNERS ofteachsrs Of Common Schools
alasa of q. w. STkoNs. fsceaIsh.