Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-28
Com mon Pleas.


The Court OF Connon Pleas convened on
Monday. Oct 10th, Hon. Norman l. Chuffte
presiding.
S. A. Norihwuy, f q, having resigned The
Office Of Prosecuting Attorney. on the 9th day
OF October, snid resignation was accepted, aud
the Court appointed j. ID. Ensisn, Esq, spe.
eial Prosecuting Attorney for the unexpired
term, who appeared and received the oath Of
oflice.T -r. ..,,' .. .-... .-s-4.ata ed
On "Wednesday, October 18Th, the Grand
Jury presented. +. the b. following Indictments,
against, rChauncey Cornwall and l. w. Corn;
WALL assault and battery Alunson Ii. Slater.
ASSAULT and battery !; Jerry Case, assault and
battery Joshua Hokill, burglary Andrew A.
Knowles. horse stealing, Two indictments y
Julia Lovejay, grand larceny /; Juhius POpple-
well, graad larceny, two indictments y Parker
Reeve, horse stealing and grand larceny; Thos.
Slatiery. forgery Ames Is. Lines and Joseph
White, keeping rooms, &C., for sale OF utoxi.
eating liquors.
The above are all the indictments found by
the Grand Jury.
The following is q list of most Of the cases
tried up to Oct. 24th
Curtiss VS.. Crowell & Crowell, second trial,
verdict for plaintiff, SlO75s.
Ezra Palleto vs.. James Paleto, divorce, ex-
,rems cruelty divorss granted, with 1878
alimony.
Fanny A. Hardy vs.. WIN. r. Hardy divorce
ex,r.mc cruelty divorce granted, plaintiff re-
stored to former name Of Fanny A. Burge. each
party to retain their separate property.
Emily HoSkips VS.. Abel w. Hoskins, di.
vorce granted, with 500. and some other
property. .... .t .trr
Louisa Hartwel VS. Ralph Hartwell, divorce,
adultery divorce granted, with custody Of
child to plaintiff. ...,...,r,-..,.,-,
Abigail Newcomb VS.. Josiah Newcomb. d.
vorce, gross neglect Of duty divorce granted.
Wm L. Bartrow va. Dan. II. Fargo, second
tria! verdict for plaintiff ssl SO each party
to pay his own costs.
Henry Kee VS.. H. A. Babcock verdict for
defendant. This is the 'deer suit"
The following indictments were "uoll;ed" by
the Prosecuting Attorney Ohio VS.. Jol I
Henry, perjury Eugene u. Wood. keeping
rooms, &c Stroud & Patterson grand larceny
Jackson Jeffords. injuring property.
Ezra n, Bonnell VS.. Elizabeth Il Bonnel
divorce, willfu abser ce divorce granted.
Parker Reeve plead guilty to the charge oil
horse stealing aud grand larceny. The charge
of horse stealing was nolled, and prisoner sen
fenced to one year in peuitentiary for grand
larceny.
John W. Butts VS.. Lovina Butts. divorce
granted to defeudaut for adultery Of plaintiff.
Clarissa Cowles vs.. Alpheus Cowss. divorce
wiilful absence divorce granted aliGony ne
} yet decreed. ....
The whole number Of cases on the Docke
is I'll which includes all disposed Of 1t thi
term.
J Eighteen cases have been settled !; twelv
dismissed without prejudice and tweuty-thrc'
continueI.
!, We are obliged for au invitation to the iuua
guration of the Soldiers Monument at Grar'
on "Wednesday next. The design is 10 max
the affair one of interest. Invitations have bee
! | widely given, and State and other Official dgn
tsries, civ il as well as military. are expected
honor the occasion. The monument, so worth
Of liberal patriotic pride, is the conception o
aud due to the munifcence Of the great show
0 man, Dan Rice. The Indications are. that tn
O origi nator and donor and the patriotic citizen
E of Girard who have identified themselves wit
the project. will be gratifed with the mea'
s of honor and respect tha. will be called fort
e r,nn, an annreciative nnhlic ....