The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-22
LAW REPO II T
suPERIOR COURT.


CAsEs DEcIpEp.-G. W. skaits vs.. Samuel Lewis
and others Judge Gholscn disposed q tnls sa ease
against s. Lewis-that he caused execution 70 Issue
which was returned mo property wheTe2n 70
s such entitled 10 third interest in certain lands
and also of the personal property OF the hr Synd py m
ant IL being stated that she claimed an interest n
said property by an assignment from LeW whUd nDd
assignment Soid. 'no p''n'n 'I'"e0 "a' 49, ,..,,
to pay his mother portion Of her debt by transfer Of
his interest," but the mode IN which TINS tfensier w ~
possession on the part of S. Lewis and use OF the
property and share Of the profits as before, ,ho
result Of which was that the assignment in this case
contains stipulation which, according 70 the esLa3
rendered tbe SssSnment void as to creditors Itwas
unnecessary this Court should examine the sum
uiation as the one found in this case in an assign
ment made to prefer creditor. SO far as the Court
tended what was rlsht"and there was nothing wrong
in the paying debt to the were not
within the rules of law on this subject. Judgment
for plaintiff.
TIE wooD sPIIrrIya MACHINE. Fuller 3 Norton
VS.. Luckenbsch q Thomas. Judge Storer gave an
opinion in this cssean action to settle % "
SS ' fUHS sas Ss Ivad
passed no ttle also that receiver De sppolnte1 70
% Sna nj make SPoPs to % the
Joide Headngton for plaintiff; Lee for defense.
COMMON PLEAS.
The BEcKLEY MURDER TRIAL-SEvENTH DAY-AE-
the bench at nine o'clock After the jurors In the
Beckley case took their seats the Court INQUIRED
| issued for the absent witnesses.
The Deputy sheriff replied that the witnesses had
private communication TO the Court.
ss y S to take the snS
tcrrOgSted by the Judge as sSll follows Va, .,r
| 6-Whpre does she liye2 Ain the town OF CAL
ibid you, Geo Hughes and Samuel Gordon
yo G%t Sy nyao TSft e nSG
yn go U see in eh hs fsCSs aid
o.~Hod your visit any thing to do with this case
o,HDo 10y You know the go. X" bOrber-shOp on Third
| street? Al do
etor of that shop that THOMPSON had got $500 to ab
sent himself? Al made remark Of an entirely rel
SrefS shsa tSat would give $50 4 could tell where
THOMPSON was, and and R say @ 60 still, no ouost,on,
Mr. Gaines-No, sir
Court-(to the prisoners counsel lEHaye M you any
this examination by your Honor.
The State intmated that they wished to ask MIR
BSSslSE Gd1Strc"ii GIiiffhfiiGn' hi%.
wm BSGkey SToTS w%S a the9 OF eothes NJ smons tao
shop, for Geo; Hughes and another witness In thl'
were good for clothes they had themselves ordered
and he replied they were-that they worked ior nj
bseEmsn se ma these men at Sim
| on's store; saw Beclley there also; did not know
| whether tho clothes were paid for. Knew nothing
V't the transaction except what he had heard fron
| Simon. =, - a,
Samuel Simon deposed that VIM. Beckley came
| his store two weeks ago, and said that two youn
| men working for his brother wanted clothes, and Ii
\ recommended them rs good for the money;
| Thomas Downing testified that. the Walnut stree
ferry stopped attwelye clock at night aite
| that messengers crossed in q skih.
Mr. C;oines-We have no further testimony. .
Court-The process Of the Court which has been !,
men of the Jury, you will remain under the custod
OF the sheriff unt half nine O'Clock to-morro
The Court then adjourned until the following tthi
4 | morning.