Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-17
PRooRnpINas oF COURT.

John Edwards vs. Caleb p. johnson. 10.
Patterson, for piaintiF; O. B. Lore for defeu-
dant. On application Of plain'iR continued to
next term.
Thomas O. Morrison vs. Isaiah Ball. TT
Bayard for plaintiff; W. g. McOaulley for de-
PENDANT. An action OF appeal on assumpsit for
board and attendance furnished Ball. Demand
merily reasonable compensation W. 8. Han
ma, Samuel Msoklsm aad VIM. 0ifin, testified
to sickness Of Bali--time Of boarding with Nor
rison and attention given. Verdict In favor of
Morrison.
Patrick Mccarthy W Elijah Johnson fu.1
J. O. Patterson for MCCARTHY; L. @. Bird tor
johnson: Action OF appsal-Elijsh johnson
having been the plaintiff 10 the cause before
the Justice OF the Peace. Jury drawn, and
Court adjourned TO . Pm.
Aftsrnoon-Jobn and Edward Conner testi-
fed to Johusons teams being engaged in haul.
Ing dirt to Ill up hols 10 MoGarrity's coal
yard; defence that johnson did not, according
to contract, al up the hole. Verdict 10 favor
Of Johnson $6b
| Alexander 0arretson 70 Thomas L. Scott |
Q. B. Lore for plaintiff; J. 4. Alldsrdiee tor |
defendant Judgment oontssssd amount to be
s'c;rtainsa y prothocotAry.
Henry Smith'a Administrators. q. O. Gordon
for piainiini o. b Lore Tor defendant. Submit
| ted to jury 10 ascertain amount; verdict 10 ia
vor Of plaintiff $l4sls.
Samuel orothsrs VI George R. Bakers Exec
utr'x. J. Y. Patterson for plaintiff; v. DUPONT
for defendant. Object OF suit merely to o,tain
judgment; verdict In favor OF piaintif el69.lS.
James hoRlwes W VIM. H. Maj TT Bay
ard for plaintiff; J. A. Allderdice for defen-
dant. Continued TO next term.
State, use Of Heudrckson W Sarah Hills
Executors, ct ala cases. Bradford & Higgins
for plaintiff; @. B al. n. Rodney Tor defen-
dants On application Of plaintiff continued TO
next term.
Whitley, use of Lushy vs. Jonathan b. Hand
@. b. b J. d. Rednsy for plaintiff; Vim. o.
Sprusnoe for defendant. 0oatinued to next
term.
John O. Lavsry vs. Nay l. Smith. n. r. Bay =.
ard for plaintiff J. O. Patterson for defendant.
Case of appeal; continued to Aext term.
, Alexander Turner W David r. Smithers. B.
: dant. Judgment admitted 10 favor Of plaiatin
\ @. Harry Davis vs. Achilles Holingswor s
!. Executors. J. y. Patterson tor plaintiff, Brad
:. ford b higgias tor defendant; case continued
:, to next term.
- Theodore Parker Va Nathaniel Wolfe. R.
:. Nislds for plaintiff; @ B. Rodney tor defendant,
;. John B. Downing vs. William Dorsey. J. O
r Patterson for plaintiff, o. B. Lore for dsfen-
dant.
rs Thi, was an action on appeal from Justice
4, OF the Peace. II was based on board md ne
u oessaries furnished the wife OF Downing -
)s Judgment being given against Dow alag by tb
s. Justice he appealed to This Court. Mrs. Down
log, Mrs VIM. N. Downing, Mrs. Hannah Glib
lie erson aud Others testified to the treatment re
,g ceived by Mrs. J. B. Downing.
Court adj ourned to Thursday.
ca THuRsDAy.-Court convened ct 10 A. NJ
List OF Jurors called. The case Of J. B. Down
)r. ius vs William Dorsey, was given to tue jur
or without comment Of counsel. The Jury shortl
I mad 81 Ia avn AG w. in
Did $67.2o.
ell Catharine D. Patton Va Solomon Herse
ve- Constable. L. o. Bird for plaintiff; Lore an
tor Patterson for defendant An action of replevir
The action brought against Mr.. Hersey
res recover the value Of goods taken by him vi
~, der attachments issued by WIN Silver again
for Daniel Patton, her brother. Daniel Patton tie
tined to the ownership Of the goods takan,
on r. Adair testified to selling the goods so TAKE
roo to Catherine D. Patton and believed them u
4 same as mentioned in the delivery receipt vi
ave en- to bis driver. The case was argued at co
'hsi siderable length by the council.
iv. Adjourned to Up. N.
or,s Observation-Disclosures D. Patten VS. SoomI
400 Jersey, resumed. xr. Bird closed bic argume
,,n. for plaintiff after brief charge 10y the Obi
Inc Juatce the case was given 10 the Jury; verd
inn. 10 favor OF the plaintiff for cas-.
On Tbs closed the civil Hat of trials by ia
npe and The criminal list was resumed.
The State vs John Miller. Arraigned on an
dictment for larceny. Pleaded mot guilty.
John 0gle was also arraignsd 70. larceny
ome clothes. Pleaded guilty
Rev. Johu 0gls arraigned for larceny OF cloth
the I'D indictment. Pleaded 'gailty' OF larceny
o. GOAT and waistooats
butte State "a john Miller. Jury drawn, aud A
G., thony Higgins, Deputy Attorney General OPP
long ed on part of the State. The prisoner v
gain charged with the larceny of pocket book fl
urse Rbensper Belt. Also spoons, etc, from Jc
We as Heritage.
hing Heritags-Am police officer On the nj
of2d OF July; met my sister, informed me of
the robbery OF her house, went TO the house, fc,
ago, ,hs;, room "a SasnsnS.S .aaroh wss
our lowed to do go and suspicion rested on Mil
:, arrested him but nothing being found on
"a In he was discharged; went back to the II
,ions AT 7lh aud Walnut streets and commence
o,hsr more thorough examination. In room I
MN. the one occupied by the prisoner, Hound C
avel- ~ .o Sou W. pooAe' v1oAs, 10y Nv /"
good. usnsneI .ss ~ JUS Us ss" n,
$50 coupon note and other money, he
prisoner admitted the theft was committed
en- In him about Midnight.
idred, Samuel Sheppard-sworn. He tsstife
clock, TO arrest Of Miller, and identity OF prise
|chool | case given TO the jary as the prisoner n
cents. no defence. Verdict by Jury without lea
ind as the,box, guilty"
liber- John 0gle was sentenced In the two cas-,
larceny; in one SIS restitution money and c
.,o~., ofsuit, on Saturday 10 be whipped In 81
N. <. Asuos anu uisn w W 'up'ioouou .ut's uaol
PAL; restitution money, and to be whipped on
49, = came day With fifteen laahes, then on com
'.haT' ing the term Of imprisonment on the hrst
=, A'A to undergo a second term Of three month";
:" John Miller.-sentencedt to pay So restitt
Of the money, costs Of prosecution, on Saturda
uesday 25th ins. to be whipped with twenty ID
servi- and then to be Imprisoned for elk months
be an Jury discharged until 10 A NJ, Friday
prefent
ets are Potses Cause.-The following cases have
Sin disposed of by Mayor Valentine since our
cents. John Turner, by officer Niagste, for dr.
enness, feed so cents aud aosts.
Inqueh Edward hurphey, by officer WinRats
ne, last drunkenness, fined 60 esuts AID eosts.
named Davis Armo, by eficer Dougbsrty, fer d.
from enness, fAed 90 cents and costs.
ng sis John Kelley, BY officer Heal, tor ped
Charles without license, hued $40 and costa.
ercome William Clayton and ChaIles McGlln
.ry In bovs. nv officer Buck. for lsreeny of tvo
OF MI. Of boots, the propertyo OF - Grubb. 81
made to House of Rsfags.
he jury Jobn aud Aon Walker, by oeicer Heal
les I'M drunkenness, fued so cents and costs, but
ing no money they were ordered to leav
% will city forthwith.
o clock, James oaidwsi,' ~ omcer Dousaert
Church, drunkenness, nnsd % cents ana coats
i, 1be VIM. Mitchell, by OH GER Heritage, for :
mes and q valiss from the hands Of Emory W.
a TO ali and keeping the same against the will of
teud. oned costs, and 70 deliver up the valise
a com. Summary % Dsahs % ne Csiy o. vs.
to the ION, d"'n9 ms Hontn ~ Toesmo0, &c