The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-10-28
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sion eight days. Judgments We're rendered
in the cases. reported last week, viz: II. G.
Hutson VS.. c. L. Curtiss. Judgment rem
Edered by Court, $124 for Plaintiff
E. Bailey vs.. The Franklin Bank.-Jury
trial. Verdict for plaintiff, $685., Is.
We continue our report of new cases..
VIM. Ward vs. G. B. Baldwin and r. B.
Selby, surety-Suit for violation of contract to
carry mail as sub-contractor. Jury trial. Judg-
ment for plaintiff S125. Taylor and Horton
for plaintiff, A. Hart and L. Day for defend
ant.
Elizabeth Foster VS.. VIM. H. Foster-Di-
vorce.-Deeree granted, defendant being an
inmate of the Ohio Penitentiary. Taylor
and Horton for plaintiff.
i D. j. Beardsley VS.. Ira Patterson, ct. al
Tried to Court, Suit upon note and mort
gage. Judgment for plaintiff S807,76. Plain
tiff gives notice of End trial--and bonds fled.
4 Taylor & Horton and L. Day for plaintiff, J.
l.. & Il. C. Ranney and A. Hart for defendants.
i Owen r. Davis VS. Hepsey B. Lawrence,
Executrix-Tried to Court. Suit on note.
Judgment for plaintiff, S287,39 NJ. Stuart
for plaintiff, P. B. Conant for defendant.
Isadore Binswanger. .et al. VS.. I. D. Spauld-
irg-Tred to Court Suit on note Judg-
n1ent by default S351.73 Nash, King and
Green for plaintiff, L. Day for defendant.
]. Bell adrnr. of R. Cooper VS.. o. Allen, ct.
all admir- of Benz. Cooper-Tried to Court.
Suit On. note. Decree for plaintiff $50o0O.-
/ Taylor & Horton for plaintiff, j L. & H.
lC, Ranney and S. D. Norton for defendants
VIM. Bently vs.. Mary NJ. Bently, Admx-
Tried to Court. Judgment by, default on
note S2o9,s5. A. Hart for plaintiff.
Margret Cope vs.. Homer Cope-Tried to
| Court. Alimony-decree granted in the sum
of $4,000; also one COW, or $1,000; also
the household furniture of the parties, and
an attorney fee of $500. A. Hart for
plaintiff
Frances Rhodes vs.. j Johh Rhodes-Pe Petition
for dover. Decree granted, and L Linton, j.
t. CatHn and j. B. King, named to assign
and set off the dowerlas described IN thelpe-
! tition. Taylor and Horton for plaintiff, L.
Day for defendant
JAS H Morrow VS.. Samuel Johnson
Tried to Court. Suit on note and mortgage
Decree for plaintiff $216,31. A. Hart for
plaintiff
Catherine Willyard vs.. Sylvester Willyard
Divorce Cause, extreme cruelty and adul-
terry. Petition granted, and custody of three
minor children decreed to plaintiff A.
Harl for plaintiff.
Elizabeth Bacon VS.. c. C.. Bacon-Petition
for aIimony Decree granted in the sum of
$4,000 in ten annual payments, the first to
be made on the 9th of March, 1864. Also,
the custody of minor child decreed to plaintiff.
L. Day for plaintiff, Taylor & Horton for de-
fendant
Louisa Skiif VS.. Sheldon B. Skif-Divorce
and alimony. Cause, extreme cruelty. Pc
tition granted, and decree for alimony in the
sum of o,co-$3oooo to be paid Nov.
Is, 1863 100000 Nov. list, 1864, $4,000
Nov. /, 1866. Taylor & Horton for plaintiff,
j. L. & H. G. Ranney for defendant. a,
s Finnette Wilcox VS.. John Wllcox-Di-
vorce. Cause, abandonment. Decree grant
ed, and custody of minor child adjudged to
plaintiff. J. L. & a. G.. Ranpoy iora plaintiff.
c. Lengstreet ct. al. VS.. E. Spalding- Suit
on note. Judgment by default for plaintiff,
$292,72. L. Day for plaintiff asses
Rosella Horr VS. A M. Pease-Trial to
Court. Suit upon note and mortgage Judg-
ment for plaintiff, S2633, IA, and mortgaged
premises ordered sold to satisfy the claim
j. L. & H. G. Ranney for plaintiff.
Willard Vaughn VS.. Lucy T. Vaughn-Di-
vorce. Cause, wilful absence and gross neg
lect of duty for more than three years. De-
cree granted, and custody of minor child adj
judged to plaintiff. A. Hart for plaintiff.
Q. L. Drake, Admir-, vs.. c. h Mills et ais.
Suit upon note. Judgment by default,
$397.76. J. L. & H. G. Ranney for plaintiff
State of Ohio VS.. Geo. Eckert-Indictmen
for grand larceny, Jury trial. The defend
ant is charged in the Indictment with stealing
on the 24th of Sept. twenty-one sheep, of
the value of $3,oo per head, the property of
j. B. and Eli P. King. The testimony pre-
sented TO the jury caused them to bring in a
verdict of not guilty in behalf of the defend
ant. A. Hart for State; P. B. Conant, L. Day
for defendant.
All other criminal cases upon the docket
were continued until the next term of Court.
The Union Jubilee.
Friday night last, succeeding dismally