Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-11

understand, that the CuyahogA delegation
to the State Convention, win present the
name of S. 0. GRIswoLD, Esq., well and IA
vorably known member of the bar in this city,
as candidate for the nomination Of Attorney
General
Legal Record.
UNITED s4EEEs CoURTs.-The following are
Lists of the jarors summoned to be in attend
ance at the July term Of the 0. s. Circuit
and District Courts:
DISTRICT COURF-GRAND JURY.
Henry N. Owen, Fairfield, Huron county.
]. G. Stewart, COshoetOn, COshOcton eoun-
ty.
Samuel Quimby, Warren, Trumbull eOun-
ty.
Jacob J. Green, Defiance, Defiance county.
John Goodin, Kenton, Hardin county.
T. H. Holder, Marion, Marion county.
DR.. Tiff, NorWalk, Huron county.
Joseph WiHord, Orville, Wayne county.
Dennis Q. Stoner, Tifin, Seneca county.
Samuel H. Steedman, Napoleon, Henry
county.
Stephen c. Warner, UniOnville, Lake
county.
Isaac Gates, Ashland, Ashland county.
- Joss, Finerbsrg, Holmes county.
PETIT JURY.
VIM. L. Clark, WellsYille, Columbiana
county.
Asa W. Whitney, Pittsfeld. Lorain county.
Henry Gleason, Warrensville, Cuyahoga
county.
Paul J. Hstch, Bucyrus, Crawford county.
Dan. s. sherman, saybrook, Ashtabula
county.
James Cameron, ,CarrOlltOn, Carroll county.
B. L. Spangler, Cleveland.
Edward F. Dickinson, Fremont, sandusky
Hiram Western, Middleburg, Summit
county.
R. &. Runkle, West Liberty, Logan county.
David R. Paige, Madison, Lake county.
Thomas C. Chapman, Berlin Heights, Erie
count.
CIRCUIT COURT-PRTIT JURY.
Josiah Humphrey, Euclid, CuyahOga
county.
Augustus Crane, Toledo.
- Blinn, Steubenville.
A. J. Taylor, Kalida, Putnam county.
Daniel Warner, Jr., HamPden, Geauga
joseph s. Martin, Mt. Vernon.
Hiram Henderson, Findlay, Hancock
county.
John Canon, Bryan, Williams county.
sabut Scott, st. Mary's, Anglaize county.
Thomas Wood, New Lisbon, Columbiana
county.
W. q. Burke, Canton, Stark county.
VIM. B. Brown, Bolivar, Tuscarawas
county.
CoURr OF CoMMox PLEASE. s. Wright
vs.. DR.. H. GerOuld. Suit for alledged NAL
practice, in the reduction and treatment of a
dislocated shoulder; before Judge Bolton.
1t sppeAred on the trial, that the plaintiffs
shoulder was dislOcated about P. NJ, Dec.
II, 1858, and that Dr.. GerOuld took charge of
the same soon after P. NJ. that the shoulder
was reduced and treated, at about 9 o'clock.
The defendant remained in charge about 5
weeks, and dismissed the patient. On exam
ination by the surgeons, at the trial, the
bones and all the parts were found in their
proper place, with slight diminution in the
size of the muscles of the injured arm, and
an alleged difficulty on the part Of the plain
tiff to use it, and complaint Of pain in at
tempting it. Drs. Streeter and Early called
for the plaintiff, who saw the limb after the
reduction, pronounced it well done, and ap-
proved of the subsequent treatment.
Drs. John Delamater, lIThaysr, and Stirling
called for the defence, fully sustained the
practice of Dr.. GerOuld, in slI respects, and
attributed the difficulty to some injury re-
ceived by the nerves at the time Of the dislo-
cation.
The case was argued at length, by c. L.
Fish Esq, for the plaintiff, and submitted
without arguement by Messrs- Williamson &
Riddle, for the defence. fH.4-.
The charge of Judge Bolton, though brief,
was clear and forcible; and after short con-
sultation the jury returned ver1ict for the
defence.
DR.. GerOuld is a young man of some SIX
years practice, whose candid, gentlemanly,
and modest bearing, throughout the trial,
made favorable impression, and it must be
gratifying to him and his friends, to find him
SO efsctuaIly sustained in trial from which
most professional men shrink.
PoL1oR CoURT-JUDeE LAWREEoE.-Jane
Pandgrass was fined IS and costs for intOEi-
cation.
Joseph Rice was fined s. and costs for same
offense.
Michael kinney, same OfEenDo, was sent
to the chain-gang for thirty days.
Mary Kelley and Ann Murphy were hned
SO and costs each for disturbance.
John Braimen was fined $40 and costs fol
assault and battery and sent to the chain
gang for ten days.
Henry Kriggens was fined 81 and costs fol
intoxication.
Thomas Douglass, assault and battery, $iC
and costs.
Ann Haley, disturbance jail thirty days
FRoN LAKE SUPERIOR.-The steamer North
ern Light arrived from Lake Superior yes
terday morning, her news Is not important
except that the Iron City broke her shaft or
Friday morning at the Saut, and lost one
wheel She viii probably return here for
new shaft, unloading at the saut. Th'
Light brought down good load.
PusIr MEETna.-An Anh-Slavery POit
ical Meeting viii be hsld this evening, llti
inst, ct the Baptist Mission Chapel corner o
.
Hudson snd seoYals streets. RsE. Mr.. Crooks
C. H. Langgton, and OshSrs, win addrea
the meeting. The people are invited to At
tand-