The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1868-04-25

CIRCUIT CouRT.-Our Circuit Court
! closed Thursday, after the disposition Of
/ Il great amount of business. There were
upon the docket 20 common law actions,
ITO equity suits, and rs Commonwealth
or criminals cases. Judge Bullock pre-
sided with his usual dignity and urbanity,
dispatching all the business that came
before him with characteristic promp-
ness and accuracy He did not close his
Court until he had called the entire
docket, and disposed of every case The
last day was very busy one.e The ac-
tons named below were called and the
Following proceedings had
Sarah Algee, and others, vs.. J. H. Dodds,
and others. Randle & Tyler attorneys for
Algee, and A. d. Kingman for DoIds. Petit
ton for division ard sale OF land Judg-
ment was given ordering division of II. Y.
Parham's lands among his heirs at law.
Also that dover in said lands be detailed o
his widow; and that l6O acres of land on
Mud Greek be divided between Parham
heirs and Rebecea I. Rowland.
8 j. Adler vs.. Fannie Pedint, and others.
5. L. Drury vs.. Fanny Pedint, and others.
I. Q. Goalder attorney for Adler, and Randle
s. Tyler attorneys for Drury. Judgment
rendered for Adler and Drury, ordering he
sale of the Pedint place, on the Troy road
in East Hickman. Also, Pedints interest in
four lots in East Hickman
W. +. Woodbridge W. b. Walker, jr.
Kingman fer petition. Judgment for sale
of town lots in old town of Hickman.
Thomas Glass rs. K. j Hunt and others.
Kineman for Glass, Randle & Tyler, and
H.. a 9Th I'M DO
ment ordering sale of land
r H4sbbard vs. " L. Mcdaniel & IL. l.
WILLIAMSON. Walker and Randle Tor Hub
bard, kiugmsn, Rouiirae 4 isauae rsitle tor
part of town lots in East Hickman, known
as the Thomas Binf0rd place.
G ". l.. Mars, vs.. 4. A. Roulhac. Ran
die & Tyler for Mari; Roulhac 4 Lauderdale
for Roulhaa Judgment for sale of town lot
in old Hickman.
RIP Mars admir-, VS. r Mars heirs and
creditors. Kingman and Bradley for the
administration; and Ty Ter for the creditors.
Judgment ordering sale Of town lots.
Bigger & Bradley vs. r & b Howell 4
Bigger & Bradley for plaintiff. Judgment
for sale of land.
K II Short Co, plaintiff, vs. P y Mars
admir- Walker Randle for plaintiffs;
Roulhac & Lauderdale for defendant. Judg-
ment for plaintiff, ordering sale Of the y
Mari place below Hickman, subject 20 the
widow dover. Also sale Of town lots, and
thirty acres Of land just South of town
Irvine commissioner vs.. Cayce, !
and others. " Il Bradley for Irvine. Judg-
ment for sale of theeiob Morris place IN
Iodgefen
b { Ramage, plaintiff, vs. II Ramage's
adm r. Randle s Tyler for plaintiff Judge
kingman for administrator. Judgment Tor
plaintiff for $1,000.
" Plummer rs W A Downing. Bandle
and kingmSn for Downing. MotiOA for a
new trial by Downing counsel Oyerruled. (
Judgment for Plummer $500
William Herrin vs. K White Roulhac
& Lauderiale. and Bradley for Herrin aud
Judge \ d hingmsn for White. Motion by
Whites attorney to dissolve the Injunction
obtained by HerFin. Judgment sustaining
the motion, and dissolving the injunction.
John Crabb ass, vs.. Larkin X Wilson, and
others. Bradley, kingman, and Col. Card
ner for Crabb; Roulhac & Lauderdale, Ram
die < Tyler, and Goalder, Tor LarSin, and
others. Motion by defendant counsel for
Crabb 10 give further security on injunc- !
tien bond. he motion sustained; where (
lpsn Crabh gave other security, and the
case was continued.
W Davie vs. Nancy Newton. aud others.
W Bradley and kingman for Davie and .
Walker = Cowgirl, Randle Tyler FOR New (
ton. Action of ejectmeut brought 10y Davie 4
Apf vfN '+C4 < oi istliA on Atu1A NtSSH- ms p
case was submitted TO the court for trial
aud after the testimony had been completed,
and tie authorities examined, DdvIe took 3
non. suit, anu his action was dismissed
J : Hubbard vs. the City of Hickman T D /
GoaIder, " Lindsay, Kandle 4 - Ter, for
hubbard; kinEman ROulhac Y Lauderdale,
and alker for city. Hubbard sued the city
tor $500 taxes paid by him tor ten years
past. The city denies Hubbard's claim, and
sued him by cross petition tor 5000 or $500 4
for taxes notes, bonds, &c- which he had 4
failed TO assess for taxation. After argu-
ment by Capt. Lindsay aud Capt Randle :or 4
Hubbard; and Judges kincman and Walker 4
aud Maj. Lau4erdaie. for the city, the Court
dismissed both petition.