Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

that without which Thanksgiving is IS
nothing.
FRIDAY, Nov. 29th.
Court was called at 81 O'Clock, this A.
N. The case of Sechler VS.. Duncan, after
considerable delay, on account of the tar
diness of some of the jurymen, was again
taken up, and continued to occupy the
time of the Coart untirafter 5, P. N. 1t
was well and Sbly argued, on the part of
the plaintiff, by Messrs. Beaver and John
Hutchins. and on the part of the defend
ant By. Messrs. Moses and Taylor. Judge
TnHle. deliVeredla sound charge 70 the
jury, when they we're conducted to their
room 10 make up their verdict on this case,
which Las excited such q profound sensa-
ton throughout the length and breadth Of
SATURDAY, Nov. Both.
Court convened at 81 o'clock, "A. M
The case of Fitch & Garry VS.. Packard,
which was announced as the next suit for
trial, was continued until Monday next,
owing to the indisposition Of Mr.. Warren
Packard, the defendant, and the case Of
Osborn vs.. Morris s. Harris was taken up
in its stead. 1t wa with considerable
difficulty that the Sheriff succeeded in fill
ing the panel, owing to the faet that the
regular Jury was still out On the case of
Sechler VS.. Duncan. But in good time
the requisite number was found, acceptable
alike to both sides. Messrs. Hutchins &
Glidden- ~apPeafed for the plaintiff and
Messrs, Tsylor& Jones fer the defendants.
This suit is broughtto recover damages on
account of failure to comply with con
for the purchase Of an interest in q
Coal Bank situate near Pomeroy, on the
Ohio river Amount claimed $500.
The evidence was all in at 81 o'clock, P.
NJ, at which point the jury was discharg-
ed until Monday morning.
In the case of Sechler VS.. Duncan, which
was submitted to the jury last evening,
the Jurycsme into Court about 10 o'clock,
A. M, and declared that they were un-
able to agree. The Court, being convinc-
ed that such was the fact. discharged
Them It Is Understood that they stood
seven ~ for plaintiff and five % for de,
fendant About the middle, of the after
the Grand Jury came into Court and
reported about20 indictments, after which
they were Seturned t. their room for the
purpose of completing their business
At 4 o'clOet FIVE thankless looking
criminals were brought into Court from
the damp, cherries cells of the old Jail
chained together two and two. They were
seated in a line just in front of Che Bench,
and were then arraigned under the indict-
ments which had been found againstthem.
The first one called answered to the
name Of William Ems. He is a young
nan, not over % years of age, and doe
not bear the marks Of a hardened crimi-
aAL. He is charged with attempting to
break into a Safe in the Office Of the A. &
W. R'y, at Bs~cOnsburgh.
Benjamin Apologize was the next one
He is an older man than Ennis,
and does not impress one quite as favora
bly, as the former. He is charged with
a double and single harness some
where down in Liberty. Stephen Myers,
an old and rather suspicious looking sin
ner, is charged with having sTirsd attach
ment fora young gelding. the owner of
which does not care to part with just now.
Charles Hill and John How two young, |
harmless looking fellows, were charged
with the frivolous offence Of riding off
another mans mare, and neglecting to re-
urn the same. All of these worthless
plead not guilty to the charges made
them. After demanding the &C.
eused' to their gloomy quarters, the Court
adjourned until Monday. Am.
Moody, Dec. ID.
Court came in this morning stsK o'clock.
rh e Deputy Clerk, Charles Burton, ESQ.,,
vas compelled to read the Journal of Sat