, 1862-03-05

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Bsfore Judge
INedds D5nnnoad:
HApEAs CoRpus CAsE.-1n the matter Of Geo.
Castleman, defendant produced in obedience
to the suit and the Court being satisfied Of the
facts, and allegations in the petition, he is Or
dered to besurrendered up the custody of his
father.
The facts In the case are as follows: John
Castlcman, father of George Castleman, made
application on Monday fer 4 writ of Aa6eas
corpus for the discharge Of the said son from
the Fifty Second regiment, company 3, Capt
Mo1att. George Castleman was then in Camp
Douglas, where he had arrived from Fort
Donelson with a number Of rebel prisoners.
The application set forth that George enlisted
Without the consent of his father or mother,
and much against the will Of both. He was
under the age Of eighteen years.
No. -Chancery-M II. Alexander vs. Elisha
Freeman ct al !; on motion Of complainants sulic-
itor. John n, Waite, defanlted. No. aaT-Chan-
ce1y-Asabel Mear5 rs. Charles g; Wright ct al;
on motion Of comp1ainaut's solicitor, defendants
CharlesC. Wright Ell al, defaulted and referred to
Master to GO compute, 2 and report amount due on
ming It a. Is. Alex. &. Tracy Oh motion Of COM
plainants' solicitor, referred to Master to take
proofs and report. By consent George " Blakely
II
the examination OF defendants at Peoria. No. s15
| Admiralty. John Il. Durber VS.. S. y. H. Gates.
en- the Peadns and proofs taken
Baker Sewing Machine Company Is. Jeremiah
fSe 1y faax anng ns i @ s he w ao1s eSsy
| piainti1f: ~ ~@~'' '=-e>'-' ~ 'A>
iHaniesre.-No. 5a-Levi Kosenhcld Ct ii vs. Laza-
1us Syc1man jury again called and trial resumed
| No. 5s6-chancery; John Briedert ys. ". ". Bart
ant moved for an assessment Of damagez. under
The statute No, 6s4I. Fitzurmau y. Thomas
Ss pdMet fSf q gsilpt it, So 5c
fcEdants costs. No. G59-City Of Chicago Us. Ma
| 1yWood- Same order. No. 55o-City Of Chicago
:; charles Qnackenbozh; suit dismissed at plain
g. Joshua l: Marsh ct alrg- Owen McCarthy; YER
Ill No. si0Georsc % y. Hodges % W ". % tic cR{eso. Ego
St Paul & Fond du Lac Railroad Company de-
fsnasrt Nithdraws plea Of unl te1 served.'' The
] al the other pleas and the defendant clec1in5
to stand By his pleas, Judgment is entered for
Raintih G., MD; s2sa,se vs- IS saTe; 5aE1e oTdGP
Cla1kson WithdIaws his appearance for defendant
10. 97-J. Adams ys William A Hawley: j.
5 ~ ioa n
dereon ct al; dismissed at plaintif's costs.
10: s:o-E1bridye G, Hall ct q, rs Aaron A.
Dict for plaintiff, and Judgment on verdict.
| No. i63-SJrus Keeler ra James Il. Roberts ct al !;
On Affidavit Of james H. Roberts and on motion
defendants attorney ,frnle on plaintiff to file ad
6itional security for costs by 18th inst. No. 1u9
Augustus L. Potter vs John L. Wilson; suit dis
missed at plaintiff costs for want of prosecution.
No. 102-Nicho1aa stardeu re. George Schicndcr,
ct III; Same order No, 115-FEnnk Hottengcr
vs.. Leander Read submitted. Verdict fur plain
liz; and one cent damages; No. 6'2-Henry, u.
Wilcox rs. Seah Reeve; Suit dismissed at plain
tif's costs. No; 7s3 Same vs. Same. Same or
der. No. so-Alexandcr $, Green va Samuel J-
Walker: On trial.
sE1En1oR cogRr.Before J4dqs Goodrisn-No:
Henry F. Schadcarer, rs John Blind; dismissed
at plaintiff costs as per stipulation Oh fle No.
1.34o-.Joseph N. Duke ct al " Henry Lester: dis
missed at plaintiffs coats. No. TC5-J. King ct al
r John Ellis: same order. No; 6. Charles E.
Bug IS John Ellis: same order. No. ]. .2S3-Gcorge
y Boyd y Charles G. Bragdon; paaintiGs mo.
tt9n to strike plea from tle: oycrruled, No 1,0ts
-Renben Prescott Is James E. Prescott default
and Judgment No. ,s56- Edward schaclser VI
AugustnE Bruning time to plead extended ten
days: No. TG7-John Graf ct al rs John Ellis
rerdct for defendant motion for new trial. No
t3-Jamcs s, Childs ct al ya John Ellis; proof oI
publication default and Judgment