The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-11-01
October Term OF Wood co. Common Pleas,

REPORTED FOR TIE JOURNAL BIZ PETER BELL.
Tuesday Oct. %. The following cases were dis
posed of to day in the following manner to wit: John
Crane ct al vs.. Jacob Ash. This ordered
off the docket for the time being. Jacob Myers
Marv Roose ct al; in tins order OF partition
obtained in a former term of Court, was set aside.
James Leaf vs. Andrew Strives ct al; this case was
ordered off the docket. Richard Clark VS. Baird;
this case was ordered off the docket until the case of
Baird VS. Clark, pending in the Supreme Court of
Ohio, be decided Louis Huguford vs. Samuel Cur
tis the defendant having deceased since the last
term of Court, the action dismissed at plaintiffs
costs. Samuel Daniels VIM. Credcut ; Sc tiled.
Samuel Johnso n admst. VS. Price Clough ct al; con-
tinued. E. d. Peck sur VS. Robert Shaw ct al;
plaintiff obt aimed leave to amend his petition, to
make new parties. B. Ashley VS. S. c. McD onald; :;
settled. o S MIN ct al VS.. C. V. Jemson; settled.
Margaret Carey VS.. VIM. Carey; settled. VIM II
Ewing VS.. J. F. Dumnger plaintiff obtained leave
to file petition. Jacob Phillip VS.. John Phillips,
dismissed for want of prosecution. Ex Parte, Trus-
tees Of section 1G, Portage Twp; Order appraise
ment of said section.
Wednesday, Oct. % The following cases were
disposed OF oday to witt Joseph Dominck VS.. Lewis
Hugunford trial by court; judgement for defendant
to the amount of S24 so, with interest from the first
day of December 1853. Hacks and Gurtman d =.
NJ. Fairchid and wife; sale of real estate confirmed
Patrick McC vs.. d. w, II. Pay; after the exami-
nation of one witness the defendant asked leave to
amend his CIR, which worked continuance at
his COSTS Albert Pangburn John McCrory; this
casewas continued by mutual consent until February
1861. Lewis Echberge Bronnel s. Bronson ;I
trial by Court judgement in favor of defendants no
of action. Eichberge Friedner VS.. Brennel
IL Bronson; trial by Court judgement in favor of
defendants,no cause of action. John Heath VS.. Rob-
ert Edgar; sale of real estate confirmed. Jacob
Myers John Myers ct al this was an account ta-
ken by referee, judgement in favor of plaintiff the
amount of $376.7s. Franklin Cedoy VS.. Jacob
Burae; this was action of ejectm mt; judgement as
follows That the plaintiff from the defendant
tie possession of the premises and that the plaintiff
pay the defendant the the tax title, under
which defendant held defendant claimed the hene
at of the occupying claimant act and demanded al
new trial whch was granted. John Bell Guardian
ct al VS.. Christian Bell ct all sale of real state
frmed. Arbuckel & Co. VS.. William Furey ct al;
the discontinuance heretofore entered in this case
was set aside, and eontnulnce granted. W. C.
Weed vs. Wm. Furey ct nj; the discontnuance here
tofors entered in this case, aside and con-
tnuauce granted. B.L. Ashley vs. J.L. Gilett ct al;
onnotion Of plaintiff, Syyanus Jefferson was made
party defendant; continued Samuel II. Stead
man cnd wife vs. John Dubbs settled. Court aG
jonrned at noon to-day until tomorrow morning at
O'Clock.
Thursday Oct 25.--Court met pun suantto adjourn
ment and disposed of the following cases to wit
Marshal Key, Jr ys. John p. Rowan CT al; Sc cond
continuance by defendants at their costs. W.
Mcdonald VS.. Moses Moore; continued by affidavit
of defendant, and at his costs. James j. Parks vs.
Louis NJ. Hunt; continued by motion of plaintiff and
at his costs for the term. s. N. Beach vs. Town of
Perrysburg ct al; continued by OF parties,
Samuel S, Clark VS. Sylvanus jefferson; this case
came up for hearing on motion of defendant to dis
solve the injunction heretofore granted in the case
on application of the plaintiff; injunction ssovcd
by Court Plaintiff asked leave end his petition
which was granted--case continued. J Salisbury VS..
S. NJ. Parks, Sheriff of Franklin county Ohio Judge
ment of araereement rendered against said sheriff.
for negleeting and refusing 20 pay money by
him made on an execution issued and directed to
him from this Court in the amount of $50 2S State
of Ohio vs.. Roger Murphyi Indictment for assault
and battery. Nolled per prosecuting Attorney
State OF Ohio vs.. Roger Murphyi disposed ofas in
the former case. state of Ohio VS.. Henry Hollen.
beck: disposed of as the last two. Henry Dilwarth
VS., Thomas Weaver; settled. Court adjourned at
noon'to meet tomorrow at O'Clock Az,