Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-06-12
Court Proceedings.
HON. N. l.. onAFFEE, PRESIDING.

The following is a list of the cases disposed
of for the week ending June 8, us copied 4rom
| the Rep0rfcr!'
Parsons, Bugbcc 6 Co. VS.. J. II. Dugbec.
Settled and costs paid,
| Ten other parties against the same defend
ants, all of which are settled.
VIM. Light VS.. N A. Cool & n. b. Payne.
Settled ut defendants Payne) cost
Caroline Beach vs. Philip Beach Divorce
decree granted, with 5000 alimony Defend
ant gave notice of his intention to appeal from
said'decree for alimony. ....
2. Dennson & wife VS.. Trinity Parsh--con-
| tinued.
Joel Couch & wife VS., VIM. Patrick ct al
settled; each party pay onc-half Of costs.
| A. D. Mills executor of w. J. g. Marr.
Plaintiff has leave to amend, reply and con-
! tinue, .
Romance Spring VS.. j. f, Burke-contn-
r. s. Fuller VS.. Robert Allcock-settled at
defendants costs, except plaintiffs deposit
tions. ...I' .p ..l..
Michael Brown VS. John Blood-continued
with leave to plaintiff to amend petition.
Administrator OF John Carey W.. George II.
Chapman-continued .u. ''. '.'-
J. NJ Fitch w. j. Il. Anderson ct al De-
iendant has leave to file cross-petitlon, and
continue.
Betsy Raynor vs. Chauncy Sharp Judgment
for plaintiff of 1915 AZ and costs.
Frank NJ Root vs. Sophia Root--diyorce
assigned as prayed for rr ushI .a'
On Wednesday, June 2, the Grand Jury pre-
sented the following bills of indictment; i
Harmon Tuttle---ieloniuus assault .H
David Curtice--keepng nuisance. ......
David 5. Gary-furnishing liquor to minors.
Albert Seager-selling liquor and keeping
Winfield Scott Reed-selling Intoxicating
liquors, I Jt 'a
NJ BreteIl-selling Intoxicating liquors and
keeping rooms.
A. Slillson and o. Alleu--petit larceny.
John Grokenbarger and VIM. Hililker-as-
| sault and battery. NHa rtHis i
H. Merrill vs.. Chapman and Harmon-judg-
ment for plaintiff, $400, -.,I.r rf Lu.
s. s. Caughey vs. Catlln s. Harmon-judg-
ment For plaintiff, &l0O.
7. Robinson vs.. Albert Fleming at
delendants costs. .IlttM T1n ,ael ,1',ft
| M Cagron vs. A. Harper er--continued on
motion OF plaintiff,
A. Schranhng VS., A. J. 81. John-plaintlff
1 RECEIVERS $Ss 40 and costs. l-.'' pl7iii3A %
James NJ. Brown Va. Thomas Curry-con-
timed, with leave 70 plaintiff 10 reply. .7i'
A T. Tubbs W., e A. Wrlght-seltled and
costs paid, ''.'
Julia A, Davis by friend, vs.. w. II. John.
son---settled and costs paid. fl Il'o . ..fI MI
j. U. Treat VS.. j, w, Iiarrls-continued,
| with leave 10 reply. ~ MN.
Six indictments against John Fowler for
violating the liquor law were noltied by the
Prosecuting Attorneys also, one against VIM
Dugan. n HnI t'fl n fa'fst .if ti F.
Truman Robinson VS. A. Fleming g-settlet
at defendants costs M
/ Al. Wiley Va, John NJ. BarlIer-settled a
defendants costs. 'A i "Ii li'.ltf q
IF. Sternberg VS. Margaret Sternberg--di
vorceS, dismissed without prejudice. 1, -. .
Wln. ,MoMichael vs.. Philip Darmstadt-
continued. .....
Lewis Colby VS., Win. Dean-contInued with
leave TO plaintiff 10 amend petition. .N
S.V. Nixon vs. Wm. 6mith--~oontlnued, wild
, leave 10 plaintiff 10 file petition. -olta
John Holmes vs. Thayer 81 Noyes--setue'
| and costs paid, ~
A. Snow VS. ID. II. Smth-seitled 'A.'
N. Cone VS.. A. Cochrane-continued witt
leave 10 defendant 10 amend answer.