The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-09-24

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give report of tn" cases tried before this court
! in our last issue, AMI 80 nav give them. Tho
court was composed NJ Judge wrLcu, ~ the sn.
! rrcne bench, and Judges CoSELISs, Nc KHS.Ir.
PiLL,Es, LArrr and Now.
chsEs rEIrn.
JoA- p Eich'P - JehH S'rariIaiil.r. D-rr. ., al
! Franris Etehey, father or the PlAint!n nwned
! I20 acres of land IN Rig spring Townshir n.
conveyed this land 70 his son John upon cnnii.
| ton tliSt he THE old man and his wifi should
receive share nf the rents ard profits during
| his lifetime. This coudituu was secured hy =
mortgage on the rrrmis".. After time The
| parties h"onmc dissatisfied and John ten the
Iltcc and tho old man assin took Jos .cs lion ntl
sold Il tn -wattznill"r, who held po-srs.io IN.
81 iA4, when lc 'olt 10 thr nonnrhnti"r brothers
Snd lrrr. John then brought suit, claiming
that he Ind arisht tn redeem the l-nd aud 20 m.
ply with the conditions ot the m1rtg.ge The
T%.ri Th. nr,d ,Gst he haa no rgh, 70 redeem.
supreme Court, Sency for PIN; Baker, Lsng
and Lee, for Uefts.
John Ho1ot r. The Gig Of Tlpu.-TIourk bro't
er on lns premises by reason Of a defective gut.
ter. The Court of Common Pleas, on demurrer
to Plnimtifs petition, decided that the city was
mot liable. THIS court reversed thst decision.
and remsndrd the cNse for hearing in Common
Tor Dert. ''
Fr~lerick Lord II. ui r, q, J. E-,n, EL'r NJ Be,;
Lord, and ofssri-Benj. Lord made = viii giving
bis property To the Trustees of clinton Toxnsbi6
for tho benefit NJ ihn poor. The Plaintiffs. Fred.
erick Lord, and other, heirs at law NJ B,ni
LORD, hled \ pet IN to sct aside tho Will which
npon hearing in Common Pleas, was set aside.
Keen, a. Executor, appealed. AfIer the case
was appealed the Trustees and the Plaintiff. a
greed upon terms of sethemant. The Execu.
tor did not agree. The Plaintiffs relied upon
the settlement. the court held that the pooT OF
the Township h"ing the parties In interest, the
trustees or the Township were not and could
not be the parties to effect a settlement Fy-
ceptions noted and cause continued tn tho next
Term oi me pisirict Court. Lee and Noble for
PPhi Watson for Defts.
Bo,s,rsack r. CoaHtv Conmfsiosers-su,t was tro,t
Tor an injunction TO restrain tho Comm is,ioners
from locating ditch along the south side Of the
hender road, m Pleasant Township. Held by
the court that an injunction would not lie ag'st
the commissioners, and the petition was dis.
missed Exceptions noted. Lee 4 ire.- ,r FOR
Plh Seney for Defs.
Naihgn Wesa Jaok'on "a Coauiy con'r-Fact,
and ruling same as IN preceding case.
HeHTy E~gle rs jobs Glos.ner, a. aL-Faets and
rnllng same as in the preceding ease.
oifPeHieT r' Bloo~.-The Plaintiff claimed that
one Shoupt, a former owner of land nov owned
ny bloom, m Venice Township, hsd givcn him
Honey Creek 10 water his stock upon condition
that he, Carpenter, should keep up certain fen.
esS & petween himself and Bloom. Bloom claim
ed That this right did not extend beyond the
ownership Of Shoupt, and that the PIdintiff did
not keep up the fences. Upon hearing the petit
Noble for DefL
Allen Kilgrs TiaotSy King Petition foe Aiimo-
ny, appealed from Common Pleas. Alimony al.
loved m the sum OF s5iO. on confederation that
the Plainlih would release her doser In certain
real estste owned by the Deft. seney for Ir'd;
Baker for Dert.
Bo'eeIsoek aHd W.. s. HeMeen Oounty Coa'rs It. al
.Petiton IN error 60 review proceedings of the
county Commissioners. Petition dismissed and
Det'f ' ~
sPeAe~ Leris "a JohH NJ KslIer.-Keller hro,t
sun against simon Snyder and wife, and spen-
Ger Lewis. snyder answered, and judgement
VAS taken against Lewis on default. Lewis hlsd
hls petition 70 reverse this judgement. Petition
dismissed I, Watson for Pifi Lee a Brewer for
jas. s. WatsoH Tsustees e( Pleasanf tn p-Pett,on
IN Com. Pleas to restrain the defendant from
opening ditch through plaintiffs land. ~
reserved for decision In the supreTse Court.