The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-31
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The october term Of tho Common Pleas Court
began on tho 22nd inst, Judge Mott, presiding.
Ann ". Campbell Admrx vs. Benjamin 4 solo.
mon Kaup suit brought on a n0to. The Defend
ants claimed that an individual account OF Alex.
nnder Campbell decd should be credited on tho
note, plaintiff avcrrcd that had already been paid.
The Jury allowed the amount as claimed by Dc.
PENDANTS, AMI gave q verdict for Plaintiff for hal
ance on note. Noble for Plaintiff, Stucy FOR D..
PENDANTS
Caroline Boyd vs.. sylvanus Blackwell. The
Plaintiff claimed damages for value Of a COW shot
by Defendant, verdict sioO. scitz 4 Pillars for
Plaintiff, Lee Brewer for Defendant.
John ". Krcll, vs.. sandusSy Cincinnati Rail.
road Company. In Aug 1856. Plaintiff became a
passenger on thcnisht lnun, going south to his
home atAirian, BE failed TO procure a ticket;
upon demand Of the conductor, for the usual
fare TO Adrian, iny-hye cents he offered forty
Eve, the price OF ticket, and refused to give any
more, claiming that he had been to the office for
ticket, and 1t was closed, and unless the conduc
tor would take that he would have to put him on
Tho conductor refused to take that amount and
stopped the train and put him of. Krell offered
to pay the usual fare, hty-6ye cents, after the
tram stopped, but the conductor refused to take
it then, and Krcll made his way bacl, to Thin, a
each party to pay their own costs. sency for
Plaintiff Lce Brewer for Company.
Daniel Kommcrer vs. wm j. Kaull. The
Plaintiff brought suit before the Justice, to re-.
cover the price and Value Of ten loads Of straw.
Appealed to the Common Pleas. The Defendant
set up countcrclaim and set oil. Verdict for
Defendant Lang for Plaintiff, Pillars Baker
for Defendant.
Va I al, aul I'll gttt
brought to compel zihm and others who wero
tho Directors ofsenccA Mutual Insurance Co ., to
make f,iil showing Of che ei,uston OF the Conn
pany, aud claiming that there was no necessity
for any assessments to be made. Petition dis
missed. Hord, Watson Hall for Plaintiff,
McCaulcy Pillars 4 Baker for Defendant
Leonard, vs.. Veon. Second trial OF cause. Ac.
ton to collect on an account stated; Plaintiff
claiming that there was mistake in the addition
Of a column The facts we have before detailed,
Judg't for Plaintiff s975. Gibson & Lee for Pl'T,
Hord, Watson c Noble for Dert.
State ofOhio vs. Jacob Miller Indictment for
assaulting n boy Esau c. Leidy Leidy was in
charge Of the second toll gate near Melmore,
Defendant attemted to pass through without
paying toll, Ledy followed and tried to stop him,
seized his horse's reins, when Miller jumped out
OF his wagon and beat him with beech CAD,
very severely. Plead guilty, fined go and costs
Mccauley for State, Noble for Defendant.
David Hayes, vs. Harman. Appealed from jus.
tico. Action brought 10 recover 81 10 for money
paid at Derts request Dert claimed payment
Verdict for Dert, Watson for Hayes, Gibson for
Dert.
p } Eborsole, vs., stnchcomb, Admir- of New.
man. Petition dismissed
James Richardson, vs.. Luther A. Hall. Action
forwarded on an account for money advanced,
lcounterilaini with drawn judgement for Plain.
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