The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-05-05

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Court OF COMMON PLEAy.-The Court Of
Common Pleas adjourned on Saturday last.
The following cases have been disposed of
since our last;
John M. Hood Us. Gideon Weston and
others.-Reported last week. Decided in
favor of plaintiff. Defendants gave notice
ofaPpeai to District Court. Day & Tay lor
for plaintiff; P. B. Conant for defendants
Gideon H. Mills Us. Matilda Mills
Divorce. Granted, on ground of gross ne
glect of duty. NJ. c. Reed, attorney for
petitioner.
Dwight B. ShirtIifF and others Us. Ruel L.
Shi.tliff.- Referred to H. C. Ranney, Esq,
Master. Day g. Horton for plaintiffs;
Strawder & Hart for defendants.
John A. Evans Us. Thomas Thomas and
others.-Leave to file supplemental petition
and afterwards decree taken by consent,
against defendant. o. P. Brown for plain
tiff; Srawder & Hart for defendants.
Lucy Case Us. Abel D. Case.-Divorce.
Granted, on the ground Of habitual drunken.
ness. and the care Of minor children decreed
TO petitioner. s. D. Norton for petitioner;
Taylor and willard for defendant.
The State of Ohio Us. Edward flaming.
Liquor case. Motion to quush indict-
ment overruled. Plea of guilty entered.-
Bill Of exceptions taken by defendant to
District Court. J. D. Horton and E. B.
Taylor for State; Strawder & Hart for de-
iendant.
The State of Ohio Us. C. A. Pitkin.-
Charge selling liquor to minors. Motion to
quash indictment overruled. Tried by Jury.
Verdict guilty. Motion in arrest of judg
ment overruled. Sentence suspended. and
bill Of exceptions taken by defendant to Dis.
trict Court. Horton and Willard for State
Strawder & Hart for defendant.
Wilson Peck, by next friend, vs. Isaac
Archer.-Tried by Jury. Verdict for de-
fendant. We refrain from any remarks in
this case for the reason that it is to be tried
aguin. Struwder & Hart for plaintiff; Tay.
ler& Willard and Luther Day for defendant
Harlow Ward, plaintiff in error, Us. Aaron
Ames, defendant in error.-Judgmcnt on the
Docket Of Esq. Woolcott set aside on the
ground that having been rendered by Justice
Green, of Stark county, it was void. No
order for costs. Taylor g. Willard for Ward;
Strawder & Hart for Ames.
The State of Ohio Us. Solomon Gilman.
Writ Of error allowed. J. d. Horton for
State Strawder and Hart for defendant.
The State OF Ohio Us. Charles Clark. -
Charge of Burglary and Grand Larceny
Tried to Jury. Verdict-euilty. Defend.
ant was sentenced to four years in the PEN
itentiary. Horton and Day for the State i;
o. P. Brown for defendant.
A large amount of business was despatch
ed during the term, and large amount, to-
gcther with numerous liquor cases, continu.
ed. Judge POTTER presided with ability and
impartiality.
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"Chris,ianity and Ethics," and "Buckland's
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Masonic LODGE AT FRANKLIN Mills
By dispensation from the Grand Lodge o.
Ohio, a Masonic Lodge has been established
at franklin Mills. The first communities
ton of the new Lodge, 10 which the name
Of "Rockland" has been given, was helt
on Saturday evening last, during which Pas
Master L. v. B1ERcE delivered an address
appropriate to the occasion.
The officers Of the Lodge ore A. NJ
SHERMAN, w. Master; w. L. HOLDEN, :
Warden Isaac HAuGHT, J. Warden J
P. CARVER, Treasurer E. w. CLARK
Secretary D. L. ROCKWELL, s. Deacon
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