The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-10-26

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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-The following
cases have been disposed of BY trial IN the
Court of Common Pleas:
Joseph G. Thomas Us. Josephus Wilson.
Trial BY jury. Verdict for plaintiff, $500.
Tovlor g. Willard and Amber for plaintiff;
Luther Day for defendant.
Fanny Thompson us William c. Thomp-
son.-Alimony. Petition granted. One
thousand dollars and the separate use and
enjoyment of petitioners real estate and
also all the personal property and household
and kitchen furniture decreed to petitioner
as alimouy. Petitioner authorized to hold
manage and control property, and sue and
be sued in her own name. Srawder q Hart
and Taylor for plaintiff.
Lewis C. Reed, Executor, &C., Us. JACOB
w. Foster. Suit brought on defendants
guaranty of a promissory note against the
Clinton Line Railroad. Defendant claimed
to be exempt on the ground of gross negli'
gepce on the part of the plaintiff in prose-
cutting suit to collection against the COM
pany, and that by such negligence the loss
had been occasioned. Jury trial. Verdict
for pluintiff, $76l .68, being the amount OF
note and interest, less the sum OF SSll2'wh'ch
tho ;urv decided should have been collected
from the property Of the company. Notlce
Of second trial BY defendant. Day. Taylor
g. Horton for plaintiff; Srawder & Hart
and Mcclure for defendant.
Nathaniel Brown Us. Corner King Ac'
,ion brought to recover damoges Tor la'se
md fraudulent warranty of promissory note.
Jury trial. Verdict for plaintiff, $l44 A.
strawder s. Hart and Mcclure for plaintiff;
Brown & Woodwork for defendant.
A.P. Sngletary Us. Alden M. Posse
Suit brought to recover on account OF "oou'
ore hundred dollars. Tried TO the Court.
M decision rendered. Brown & Wood
worth for plaintiff; Day g. Taylor Tor de-
fendant.
Richard N. w utrous Us, Orson A. Coe.--
Suit brought against defendant and Adny u
Coe on an account for $ll4. In this case
!, wes claimed that defendant had froudu'
leDtlv transferred his property to his father
Adnv C, Coe, to get it beyond the reach O.
bis creditors, and the triul turned mainly
,n,, ,hi. oues,ion of fraud. Tried to the
Court. Decree for plaintiff. There were
,lso three other cases against the same
marty, depending upon the decision OF th'
same question, in all of which judgment
were rendered. These are: Frederick HUI
vs. O. A. Coe-jidgment, $378,33; Joh'
G.. Brooke Us. o. A. Coe-jutgnent, $l2o'
Sc, and Packard & Barnum Is. 0. A. Co
Judgment, S695,97. Dry & Taylor 10
plsintiffs; ]. L. & H. c. Ronney and Brow
&, Woodwork and s. w. M'Clure for de
PENDANTS.
Alfred Robinson Us. George Plumb.--Pe
tition to redeem land sold for taxes. Ifle
TO the Court. Order TO redeem grantee
Phelps a. Thrasher and Brown for plaintiff
J.L.&H II. C. Runney for defendant.
Charles O. Foot Us. d. J. Benrdsley.-
Action brought by plaintiff to eUj'in defer
dant from enforcing a judgment lien upo
real estate purchased by pl'in'iff. Tried
the Court. Decree for pluintiff. J. l..
II. C. Ranney for plaintiff; Taylor q Wi
lard for defendants.
Britton C. Earl Us. Courtland, Palmer
Co,-Suit brought TO recover the amount
stock of goods sold by defendants as II
property of Zebulon r. Dewell, to salts
judgments aguinst said De"eli. Tried
iury. Verdict for plaintiff, $3 200. D'
g. Taylor for plaintiff; J. L. g. H. c. Ra
ney and s. w. Mcclure for defendants.
Polly Ann Frost Us. Hiram Frost-D
vorce. Granted. J. L. & H. e. Rann'
for petitioner.
Eliza Dixon vs. Jesse Dixon.-Divorc
Granted. Luther Day for plaintiff
Amanda Rhodenbaugh us. Julius Bruno
Action in Ba.tardy. Judgment against
fepdant, $50. Taylor & Willard for Plai
tiff; Strawder g. Hart for defendant.
Edith E. M. Robbins vs D. M. Robin
Divorce. Petition dismissed. Brown
Woodwork for plaintiff; Conunt and D
for defendant.
The State of Ohio Us. Nehemiah Hea,
Indictment for keeping room whe
LIQUORS are sold contrary to law. Tried
q Jury. Verdict, guilty. Horton and Brow
for State; J. L. g. H. c. Ranney and ..
Mcclure for defe ndant.
The State Of Ohio vs. Peter Edick.
Same charge. Tried by jury. Verdi
guilty. Horton and Willard for the Sta'
Norton and Ranney for defendant.
The State of Ohio vs. Brunurd Selby,
charge Of selling liquor to drunka
Tried to a jury. Verdict, guilty. Mott
# for new trial over.ruled. Bill of exec
tions taken TO District Court. Horton
the State; Taylor g. Willard and Hart