Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-01-10

oNoiC A1ouuchSIa ger indictment,
malicious mischief Guilty. fined SIS
each and to pay costs of prosecution
Jointly.
Same VS. Eli Price-Indictment, as
sault and battery. Not guilty, pros.
George Soles to pay two-thirds cost
and deft. one third
Same VS.. Albert Townsend and VIM
Observation-Disclosures, illegal vo-
ting. True bill against Townsend,
not true bill against Cunningham.
Same Us. Samuel Aurand, Martin
MohIer, and John Thomas Stoneroad
Indictment, receiving illegal votes.
True bill.
Same US. VIM Soles Indictment,
riot. Sentenced to pay fine Of $40
and costs of prosecution.
Same VS.. James Jenkins-In let
ment, malicious mischief. Sentenced
to pay fine Of SO and costs of pros
ecution.
Same VS.. Jesse Horton, Samuel Tay-
lor, and Perry d. Moore-Indictment,
receiving illegal votes. True bill.
Same VS.. Joseph Stuter-Indictment,
illegal voting. True bill.
Same vs.. Peter j. Wertz, Samuel O.
Hines, and John Switzer-Indictment,
illegal voting. True bill.
Same VS.. Josiah Kerr Thomas A.
Dunn, and David F. Milliken-Indict-
ment, receiving illegal votes. True
bill.
Same VS. VIM. Lowther. Henry P.
Hughes, and Charles Ricketts, -Indict.,
Larceny. Not true bill
Same VS.. John Freed-Indictment
selling liquor to minors. True bill.
Same VS.. same-lndictment, keep
ing gambling house. True bill
Same vs.. same Indictment, keep
ing a disorderly house, True bill
Same VS.. VIM B Laird, Alex Cum
mings and Jacob Observation-Disclosures,
receiving illegal votes True bill
Same VS.. John Sunderland and Da-
vid S. Observation-Disclosures, illegal vo-
ting. True bill against Sunderland,
and not a true bill against Brown.
Same VS. VIM Morrison, John Strunk,
and George NJ. Hobaugh-Indictment,
receiving illegal votes. True bill
Same VS.. Robert Kinzer-I rdictment,
illegal voting. True bill.
Same VS. John Hoffman-Indictment,
selling liquor on Sunday. True bill
Same VS.. same-Indictment, fur
liquor to minors. True bill.
Same VS.. Nathaniel Comtort-In- |
diet, furnishing intoxicating drinks
to minors. True bill.
Same vs.. same-Indictment selling
liquor on Sunday. True bill.
Same VS.. John Malanaphy-Deft. |
held to answer on charge Of bigamy
The following cases were decided in
the Court OF Common Pleas:
VIM. Reed VS. Hugh Dillett-ver-
dict for plaintiff for S633 A.
Collins f. Patterson VS.. Mitchell |
Jones-verdict for deft.
Charles E. Thomas VS.. John S. Nc |
Even, jr.-verdict for plf for S537 90. |
Bank Of Middletown for use VS.. Alb
ner Thompson, Garnishce of William
Reed-verdict for deft., jury directed |
to find
John Rhule VS.. Glamorgan Iron Co. |
verdict for plaintiff for S83
ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.
Henry Price was appointed guardi-
an of Martha J. Withworth. Of Oliver
township. t. Whitehead was appoint
ed guardian of Joseph NJ. Whitworth.
Samuel III. Mccoy was appointed |
guardian of the minor children of Col. |
W m. Butler, decd.
George w. SigIer was appointed
guardian of the minor children of
John Cubbson, decd.
Michael Bowersox was appointed
guardian of the minor children of Da.
Fid Robenold, decd
L. G Bell was appointed guardian
)t the minor children of John Hines.
Iced
r. U. Jacobs was appointed guardi-
IN of minor children of Jerman Jacobs,
decd
John Glasgow, Esq, was appointed
guardian of minor children of John I'll.
Vandyke of Wayne.
The writs of partition of the es-
tates OF Col. VIM. Cummings, of Brown,
and Michael Hostetler, of Memo, were
confirmed.
The accounts filed to January term
were all confirmed.
TEMPERANCE.-The Presbytery of
at recent meeting, adopted |
the following resolutions, which, with |
some suggestions by the committee on
the subject, will commend themselves
to all who view with alarm the grow
ng evils of intemporance:
"Resoteed, 1st-That in view OF the i'm
nense and increasing evils resulting from
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