Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-23

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Jonathan B. KingU Us. Rifhara Reresford
Action 10 feeovcr fof services 81 plaintih's
son, minor. The young man having dis
pute with his father was told 70, leave; and
having afterwafd got employment from de-
fendant received $40 q month and his board
for period of nine months. The father after
ward broughtVsuit toyrecover $4O.V Judge
Storer held that his father had forfeited his
claim, and rendered judgment for defendant.
Jordan and Worthington for plaintiff; Judge
Moore for defendant n
L. d. Wood Us. w. w. Hamer. Demurrer
oyerruled. -. TNtETFIE 81 ~
Ann fiartburn us Geo. Brown and others.
DisT's Miller and SGfSspIsa DAVIS IT, b. bys. Decree.
Mack and Bro. %, Johnston, Meader 4 Co.
Judgment for plaintiff.
Hugh Moore rs. J. W. Gilchrist. Demur-
A. Il. Dnttont "a. a,Iies Bradford. Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Room No. 2. Before Judge Hoadley. Har-
per & Son rs. Hall, Dodds & Co, Action TO
recover for breach Of awarrant in the sale Of
q safe. Verdict for plaintiff for $75..' = q r
Vanaken Wunder Us. The City of Cincin-
natl. The plaintiff claims he suffered $4,000
damages, by injury TO bis lots from change
Of the grade on Findlay-street. The case is
bciorela jury and has n not yet closed q97 m
HAMILTON, COUNTY DISTRICT COURT.
Martha Pollock US. Adams & Co. Jury
trial. In 1852 the plaintiff deposited with
Adams 4 Co, in Sacramento City, two hum
| dred and twenty-eight ounces of gold-dust
to be forwarded to Cincinnati. It was sent
to Philadelphia, and was thence forwarded
over the line of the Western Express TO Gin
cinnati. On its arrival here, the agent of
Adams Express Co., George Mowton, by re-
quest ofplaintif, had itoonverted intomoney,
and she left II with him, and furnished also
an additional sum, amounting in the aggre-
| gate to $4,58l, to be invested on bond or
mortgage security at ten pereent.--otherwis
II was to draw six per cent The receipt was
| signed adams & Co." The money was de-
| posted in the bank of Ellis Il Sturges.
The defendants allege they are not liable;
| first on the ground that the Adams Il Co.,
with whom the deposit was made in Sacra-
mento City, was not connected with Adams
| & Co.'s Express and next, that Mowton, the
agent of the company in Cincinnati, was not
authorized to receive money for investment.
iriai 'Iti in progress. --alzn 80 .as
| To FAMmIEs.---M. Olafiin deals in butter,
eggs, lard, hams, and country produce gem
orally at 20 Hathaway-street, between Sixth
and George and Linn aud Baymiller. Fam
| lilies wishing to enjoy the luxury of good
butter can make certain of always getting it
at the above address. Butter received daily,
by express, from the best dairies in the coun-
| try, and his contracts are such that he can
supply butter Of the best quality at from ten
to twenty-five per cent, less than most other
stores in the city. Indeed, every article sup
piled from his store will be warranted as to
| quality, and sold at the lowest market price,
but supplying prime table butter for families,
hotels and dealers will be the leading feature
Avoid common butter and go to Clafin's.
| With present arrangements, he can sell West
i ern Reserve Butter at twenty cents per nonnd