Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-11-17
FKANKLIN CommoyPLEAs.

Criminal Business at October Term,
observation-disclosures, TrIaIs, COnvic-
tIons aud Sentenceb-VigOrOus Grim
tnnI PIOsecutiOns,e etc.
FRIDAY, Nov. 10.
Cicero p. Griswold and Fredus N. Girls
wold against Hiram NJ. Osborn, This Is a
civil action for the recovery of the posses
sion of tract of land in Dlendon township.
and would have been an action of ej'ct-
ment under the old practice. Verdict for
the defendant. The plaintiffs filed motion
for new trial on several grounds.
DEPUTY SHERIFF.. ug
Harvey II. Perry, of this city, having
been appointed Deputy Sheriff of this
county, was sworn into Office by Judge
Bates, and entered upon the discharge Of
his official duties. EsfGttkts. 81
INDICTED AT THE PRESENT TERM.
At the present term Of the Court, which
commenced on the 9th of October, the
Grand Jury returned indictments against
twenty-five different persons. Of these,
four were indicted for burglary, Que for
horse-stealing, one for assault with intent
to kill, seven for grad larceny, four for
keeping gaming apparatus. three for petit
larceny, and five for assault and battery.
. TRIALS AND CONVICTIONS.
There have, been seventeen criminal
cases founded OIL indictments, disposed Of
at the present term, in all of which con-
vctions have been had, either by trials and
verdicts of guilty, or by pleas of guilty.
There have been, at this term, ten trials,
with verdict OF guilty in each case.
SENTENCES.
The following is list of The prisoners
sentenced at the present term, with astate-
ment of the crime and the term of impris-
onment.
/. John Slater, robbery trial and verdict
of guilty; sentenced to ten years in the
Ohio Peuitentiary.
Q. Thomas B. Merrill, perjury; trial and
verdict of guilty; sentenced to six years
in 0.P.
8. William. King, horse stealing; trial
and verdict of guilty; sentenced to five
years in o. p. "
4. Thomas Ridley, grand larceny, trial
and verdict of guilty, sentenced to five
years in o. p. sH . ot.
5. Same, petit larceny, plea of. guilty,
sentenced to short term in the dungeon
of the county Jail. .a.t aiei
9. Charles Harris, burglary, trial and
verdict of guilty, sentenced to five years in
o. p. u m,
z. William Arthur, grand larceny, trial
aud verdict Of guilty, sentenced to two
years in o. p. 5l
8. James Mcdonald, grand larceny. trial
and verdict of guilty, sentenced to seven
years in o. P.
8. Christopher Hergenrether, grand lar
ceny, trial and verdict of guilty, sentenced
to five years in o.. p. - 81,
10. Emma Wright, horse-stealing, plea
of guilty, sentenced to three years in o. p.
IL. Jonathan Souder, maliciously break
ing a close, trial and verdict of guilty, SEN
fenced to pay a fine of one dollar and the
costs Of prosecution. I'D ..ta-
u. Thomas Kane, petit larceny, trial and
verdict OF guilty, sentenced to term in
the dungeon of the county Jail.
13. George Williams, grand larceny, plea
of guilty, sentenced to one year in 0.P. d
IA. Elizabeth Gibson, grand larceny, plea
Of guilty, sentenced to two years in o. P.
10. William Harrison, grand larceny.
plea of guilty, sentenced to one year in
o. P.olI .sHug fr. Do. a
16. James Dulip, petit larceny, plea of
guilty, sentenced to twenty days in the
dungeon of the county Jail. o1 .t1 gao
II. Charles McAllister, petit larceny,
plea otguilty, sentenced to twenty days in
the dungeon of the county jail.
Of the foregoing criminals sentenced,
the following were indicted at the present
term: James Mcdonald, Christopher
Hergenrether, Emma Wright, Thomas
Kane, George Williams, Elizabeth Gibson,
William Harrison, James Dulin and Charles
McAllister.