The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-08

RaroRTEp For TEE JOURNAL BY PETER BELL.

RsroRTEp FOR TEE JOURNAL BY PETER BELL.
Friday, Oct. 26 The following cases were dis.
posed Otto wit: Augustus Besanson VS. Samuel Mitch
el trial by jury jud gnent for defendant for costs
Elanor Kelley Jeremiah Knoll; this was an action
Of repleviu; judgment in favor Of defendant; DANA
ges awarded to the amount of 25c new trial red
for motion overrued; exceptions taken the ruling
T. Webb re ceived the appointment and was sworn
in deputy clerk. Court adjourned at noon to-day
until tomorrow morning.
Saturday, Oct, 27.-Court met pursuant to adjourn.
mont and disposed of the following cases to wit:
Geo. Williams VS. Aionzo Shelter and Pheb be Shelter
Judgment by confession to the Of S527 ss;
der of sale. W. J. Hitchcock VS. W. A. Sargent;
Judgme rendered by default to the amount of $780,
1s. Strarg Adriancc & Co. VS. L evils Carey ct al;
judgment by default in the amount of 81, ,lO4.75 VIM
FL. Lee & Co. VS. Lewis Carey and Martha Carey;
Judgment in default by the amount of S63O.9O Court
adjourned at to-day until Monday NOR ming at
o'clock
Monday Oct. 29-Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and disposed of the following cases. 10 wit:
Peter Vannest VS. John Osborn; this case came up on
demurrer, which was oyerruled; on motion defendant
obtained leave to file an answer by o'clock a. n, of
the seth ofOct., 1860 Frederick G Tucker ct al VS.
Schuler N. Beach ct al; judgments by default by
9333,75 Erastus Cowing ct al VS. Schuyler N. Beach
ct al; default judgment rendered for S629 55 Geo.
Powers VS. Richard Crocker; default, judgment for
$ll7e0. Jane Bugh. guardian ct al, VS. Lewis Roach
ct al; confirmation Of sale of real esta,e. Simon
Hacks ct al Us David w. Fairchild ct al; Judgment
for plaintiff to the amount of $l,259.jT Augustus
II. Moss VS. Samuel Moss; judgment by default for
sl,6SSl5 with interest from the Gath day Of May
1858. Ruben Parsons VS. William Baker ct al; con-
hrmaion of sales, Samuel Yautieburg Ro bert Oh
lver Jacobs; judgment by default for S209. Samuel
Vanteburg VS. John SiGughterback; default, judg-
ment SlS0, Samuel Fantleburg Sheben Baird;
Judgment S3Io.S9. Marsh all ey Jr., VS. j l., Row.
. ct al; continuance ordered TO be opened and the
same passed. Andrew Dimmock VS. Luther Whit
more ct al; defendant had leave to withdraw demur.
er and hie an answer. Henry Brown VS. Luther Whit.
more ct al; defendants had leave TO withdraw de-
murer, and to file an answer. Platt Fish Taylor
& Quigby; demurrer of defendant oSerrued, and
plaintiff directed to make his petition more definite
samuel Johnson, ASST gnee, vs. Benjamin. S. Judson
ct all judgment by default $43S So with interest at
ten per cent IL. n. Alexander et al uuldah Jol-
ley ct al; appointment of guardian ad tim ames
Murray guardian. Samuel Johnson, assignee, VS. Pc. |
ter h. Peachn et al judgment Sll4, interest at ten
per cent. Samuel JehnsOn, assignee. vs. William |
Prescott, default, judgment $l7525, interest at ten
per cent. Ansel Il. Clark VS. John +. SodyHrd; de-
fault; judgment $50 25 with interest per cent
Bills of indictment found by the Grand Jury; The |
Slate OF ONO VS. SyVanus etersOn et al for obtain
ing money by false pretences. State OF Ohio vs. VIM
Austin and Anna Bennett, fomicaton. State of o.
VS. Alfred Patterson ct al riot state e ONO Con-
rad Mailman and Jacob GurshabeI assault and bat
terry. State OF Ohio VS. Peter Peachin selling liQuorJ
State of Ohio VS. Catharne Peachin, selling liquor
State Of Ohio vs. Martin Lake ct AL for Disturbing
with intent TO KILL State Of Ohio VS. Albert Pang-
burn. state of Ohio VS. Henry BeckwOrth et al, for
riot. There being no further business tho Grand
Jurors we're discharged.