Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-04
Supreme Judicial Court-April
Term,
JUDGE p1CKERsoS PRESIDING.

count annexed. Defendant rclieu Oh tHc
alleged fact. that plaintiff did not furnish
proper stock for his work and on payment
of the account.
Verdict for deft.
Watcrhouse g. Emery Wiswrll
for Pltff. for Dett.
No. GIG. safe VS. Alba W. Spenscr.
| Indictment for assault and battery
Def. alleged that he was first attacked
Verdict guilty. Sentenced to pay So
Z, Hale Waterhousc 4 Emery
for State for Dett
No. Gi7. State VS. Benz. +. Houston.-
Indictment for assault with slung- shot on
Geo. C. Hamilton. Verdict guilty, Sen
fenced to 60 DAYS in Co. Jail.
Z. Hale Warehouse & Emery
for State. for Deft.
No. 6ls, State va VIM. Power, In
dictment for assault on VIM. l.. Murch.--
Plea guilty.
L. Hale G. S. Peters
for State. for Deft
No. GIG. State VS. Daniel L. Grindle &
John Z, Grindlc. Indictment for assault
on U. Stevens of Bluehill. Plea guilty.
Z. Hale Waterhouse g. Emery
No. 62O. State VS. Nancy Wilton. In
dictment for larceny of horse. sleigh and
harness belonging to NJ, NJ. CHM of Buck
sport. Plea guilty.
+. Hale Wiswelt
for State. for Def.
No, Gel State VS. Abram Barred. 1t
dictment for stealing clothing from the
dwelling house of james w. Davis of Eli
worth. Plea guilty.
L. Hale
for State.
No CO.. State vs. V. Mosciy and Erred
Beal. Indictment for stealing bee hive
of honey from Moses Hale of Ellsworth
Recognized for appearance i'll Oct.
T., Hale IS, Peters
for State. for deft,
No, 623, State VS. Leighton Carpenter,
Indictment for stealing from The store of
Sam1 Wardwell in Pcnobscot Plea gull
".
+, Hale
! for State.
State vs. William JOY; Amos d, Dolli
yer: Patrick sullivan; Scbastine Hauser;
y C Reynolds JAS G Bowdcn; Stephen
b Woodland. Indictments against each as
common sellers Of Intoxicating liquors.
Plea guilty.
f. Hale Wiswcll and Peters
for State. for Defts
No. 3Ol, Hannah L. Smith Libt, VS.
! David snita. Divorce decreed. Lbclre
to pay $1,000 instead of alimonv.
/ WiSwell
for Liht.
No. 2io, Phehe X. Bryant Liht. VS. ,Ia-
cob Bryant. Divorce decreed, Libt 20
pay $1,000 instead Of alimony.
Wiswcll
- 'sSo, uvvrsr ~, wa, I.ipt We Wa
n Z, Gray. Divorce decrecd.
SpotTord
or Libt.
No. 527. Joshua Marshall I.ibt vs. So
phronia \. Marshall
Spoiiord
for LiDt.
No, 600, George w. Swoiford Iibt vs
Lucy Spotford, divorce decrcct,
Spotford
for l-ibt.
No, 499, Geo. w, IIaske! Liht vs. Jul
ia a, Haskell, Divorce dccrccd, L!bt t0
have custody of children,
&, s Peters for Lib, Spofiorl,
No, 574, Julia W. Freuch Libt va
Daniel French, Divorce dccrced,
Woodman
for Libt.
No, 30i, Rodney Smith Libt VS. Nancy
Smith, Divorce decrced,
| Wiswel
for L;bt.
No. li3, David Moore VS. inhabitants
of Ellsworth,
Action under Chap 81 See 50 Rev Stats
for supplies furnished to a pauper eLarga-
Bile to dett town, The action is defended
by John +, Langdon who has been con-
tractor for the poor OF Ellsworth and who
claims that he offered to take the pauper
from plttfs house but was refused; also
that he has paid or offered to pay all that
is due pltif,
! Verdict for sl09,35 being amountslain-
ed
+ Il Hale Wisweil
for pi'tf for def
yhe Court Cor the second week is being
holden by Judge Kent as Judge Diekerson
was obliged to leave for Belfast OIL Satur
day where he is holding Court.
No. 1853. Lenuel Joyce and others VS.
4 Hugh Ross
Action for damages to pitts vessel in
Penobscot River by reason of negligence
Of deit. who had undertaken to tow her
down the river in Dec. 1854. The vessel
struck on rock and was as pltf saws obi
ged to be sold for small sum.
Defence that there was no negligence in
/ delft,
Waterhouse EmeV& Rowe for plttf.
}, a. Peters e. Wiswell for deft.