Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-10
windsor County Court,

The present term Of Windsor County
Court adjourned last week. Among the
court business we note the following cases
Philemon IL Robbins v. Dirasion No
l12.-Judgment for plaintiff on report O
VIM. Rounds, auditor, for S496 l6 and cost
Exceptions by defendant. Adams for plain
tiff; Marsh for defendant.
Geo. IL Hilton v. Summer L. Merritt
Judgment for plaintiff on report of James
N. Mead, auditor, for $i15 80. Fletcher
for plaintiff.
Timothy B. Collins v. Bripgmdn Hap
good, ColtOner Il. ellison, Ttastee-As-
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff against
Hapgood for 500 and cost, and against
Trustee for S34. Davis for plaintiff; Ad-
ans for defendant.
Joseph b, Weston Y. Emerson S. Rowe
and Martin P HsleH.-This was an action
to recover for the damages inflicted upon
the plaintiff by the defendants at the time
of the assault upon the plaintiff, in Ludlow,
Of which the defendants, at this term, have
been convicted The defendants were de-
faulted, and the Court assessed the damages
at $50. Washburn and Marsh for pl'f.
State v. Jerry Gilbert, apt.-The re.
spondent was complained of by the Grand
Juror of Ludlow, for violation of the Liquor
Law, and was convicted of five offences
involving fine Of $50 and costs. From
this Judgment the respondent appealed. The
case was heard by the court, and the iudg.
ment OF the justice court affirmed, with ad.
ditional costs. To the decisions Of the
Court relative to the admission of evidence
the respondent excepted, and the case ha
passed 10 the Supreme Court.
The evidence before the Court consisted
OF the admissions of the respondent, an,
aside from these admissions, there was n
evidence that any liquor had been sold b,
the respondent His counsel in course G
the argument insisted iiIat no conviction
could be had upon the evidence of comics
sions only. without proof of the corpus de
tectt but the Court thought otherwise, an
lined the respondent 500. Robbins an
French for plaintiff; Fullan for defendan
CRIMINAL CAsEs.--State V. Geo. BircY
Of Perkinsvile. Indictment for Violate
Of Liquor Law. Respondent plead guilt
to two offences. and was fired $40, an
costs, sic 20.
State '. Robert A. Ddanett Of windso
Indictment for violation of Liquor Law
Respondent plead guilty to fifteen offence
and was fined $500 and costs, Sl4 Round
for prosecution; Deane for respondent
Thos. Woodman who was convicted of a
assault upon Laura A. Robinson, was scr
fenced on Friday, the 27lh, TO pay fine ,
SIPS, and costs, AMI to stand committe
until the sentence be complied with.
Charles Walker, convicted Sc burnin
Thomas Greenbank's factory, in Gaysvill
was sentenced, on Saturday, to FIVE year
Imprisonment in State prison.
Emerson S. Rowe and Marin P. II,
! lett convict' d of an assault with intent
rob Joseph B. Weston, were each sentence
: to three years imprisonment in State prisol
The Court adjourned on Monday Of la
week, and III new cases we're entered u;
on the docket. The following persons hay
: been appointed Noiarics Public during III
: term Del Billings. Lyndon A. Marsh an
} Nahum Haskell of Woodstoek. Dadi,
, Lyman, Horace p. Allen and Asa McKi,
: ney Of Royalton. Albert Brown and Al
ner Field Of Springfield. Jairus JosseIy
Of Plymouth. Amos E. Head of Ches,e
Henry Wardner Of Windsor. VIM. /
Lewis Of Norwich. Napoleon B. Round
Of WeaihersaelI. George S. Hi of Pro,