The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-25
LAW REPORT.
. 4 MontgomerX common Hen.

.fhHllfH &
SHoN.JUDGE wINANs PREs ID INs
si Henry Ssods3eel vs.. Dat3d NJ. Leslie aud
Jacob Deidloter Action on two promisory
notes assigned to plaintiff after due. Del
fense by Leslie, Payment; OF Delawter, 4
release as surety. Trial occupied two days.
Verdict for defendants. IIohk q McNla-
hon for lphHntiils UonOver a. 6gaighead
for defendants. .4....r
Stdteof Oiio Is. Michqe1 Sherlock et. al,
Charge assault with intent to kill. Defend
ants hyeeld held to bail in $500 and cause contin7
aa Nqrtha Eoogts, VS.. Theodore % Di6Rer.-4
Charge bastardy. Tried by jury Trial oct
cnpied three days, and jury returned ver7
Dict Of guilty. Howard a Jordan for
planti1. Houk & Mcmahon and Conoycr
a. Craighead for defendant. ..t ttr..H 20 /
George BdsSeu vs.. Henry iAeidler Ac-
tion for trespass for shooting and dogging &
two hogs. Defendant denied the tresposs
and demanded damages for destruction of
his growing corn. Upon motion by plain
tins counsel the detenses were held To be
repugnant, and the defendant ordered TO
elect upon Which he would proceed, infd'-
fault of which the second defense or conn
ter claim would be stricken out. j. A.
Jordan for plaintiff, and p. Thompson for
defendant. a1. $40 aHft|yl
j. R. PdulaS VS.. Cincinnati Hamilton and
Dayton R.iR. %. Demurrer to the an
titt' granted leove to renlv i'' ''N' r.
N1r00ret dfk;nsvsID Dgrjd Y Atkios for
',livnrca.i Decfaa ora,,tefl Oh do o,,o,,td of
'extra,na crnalty sapd cuStndv ~ cbiidren
oiven 70 niaintiiir - - :
Ii Mdliisdd P0lmeT vs.. William Palmer for
divorce (celored.) Decree granted on the
ground of habitual drunkenness
vorco Docroe ,,rontod W, tIo Gya,oind ~
od,iIt,.y ~ q n
HgIJ;o,Dl S,,75,,n ,s u Lo,o,b Jono Judg-
p,ent III dafstIt for answer sG5 * '"7
Decree granted on the ground of gross neg
lect of duty, and custody of children given
" Ky, 49,, t,, u,
hills of indietmeHt t.-Reniamin II, GilIard
embezzlement 3EilWar,f Hrssy. assault and
battery George w. .Grubb,roPbery Aratis
% %brohage, grlno i..l i.ilceny' 'onii ". n,ogni
batte,,v, Robert Jackson. assault and hat
ferry: Frank Cross. robbery; John Waiter,
shooting, with intentto XIII danes Mitch
III ppWIj. Wottl,. fn,a,biS,t Io1{, 9nII;22
%intoxicating % Iiauors: Lewis RimbleT,
selling liquor and keeping gambling house (;
terrell, John Waiter and william Stuck,
NeTP TPPn fyrSnd ,rTT rSSs repSrted lie Jail TO be
in excellent condition; the rules to have
been carefully observed by our present
efficient sheriff ana lnat the Jan nad lately
oud ouGn now uui,s nrSsomts "'te neat And cIeanIy
appearance. THEY. however, Recommend
the erection of new jail, rs the present
one y lhs,IInelenI n Y nlsst sneM ans " M
county, t;nn Co, tbe bsnetit of thc Sberifi
for the reason that his legal fees are INSULT
cient for,the maintenancefof't the prisoners.
lar t15.T ma
CHECK iNrHE CARRIER oFA ANILLAlN'-beiJ' v
w. Allen whom our readers wlll no DOUBT
remember as having 10 short tins TINS since
been arrested for deiraudms the ONO
Valley Bank ont OF $lOooo' was arralgneq
for preliminary examination in SPRING
of s1OOOO hail for his appearance before
the next term of the Delawue. county
Court. In default. of the required sum he
,,os committed to iail. we understand that
,,oJ,o has heen cnteredin the cascs against
him for bipamy.yg 5sgfq tga sseil
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LIGHT.--The bridge across the Miami, on
Third street. was. brilliantly lighted up with
gas last night, for the first time. We learn
that the pipes have been laid in the bridges
q :. ~, 1tp,,tnalta I,nd ,I,o II, tha
bridge over Mad RiSerin the Northeastern
part of the city, This is an arrangement
that will be gratifying TO everybody, es-
pecialIy to the market people and pedes-
triaus who are In the habit of making noe