Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-03-13
4on From lno Report
Court Proceedings.

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the week ending March Gill: q. "a. ,..,.r
T., B. Woodbury. VS. Jacob Eickblgef, Judg,
mcnt tbr &207 30. -''i
- III. IIigley.vs John Newell, sale, 9f land cons
fiEned and, decd ordered. =.
'Sasannah Gillmorc w James, GllbnDTcy di
yOrce defendant guilty of extreme cfuchy dl
yorce granted and 5000 alimony.
I. tM, Hotehkiss VS. O. 81 Richards settled at
o'sSht Ohio vs. Birmingham. selling liquor, noilc
pytspaui entered by prosecuting attorney.
r. Smitllsys II. Messenger, plaintiff has lcatc
IN fil,Jhis nbtitiOn. ~ l'u4b 'NI.t as IH't
Sibil Church VS. j. B. Anderson, ct. NJ. judg-
ricnt for $3lD so. ls.nr. ..fi tii..-p.
&. Bradburn vs. II. A. Mosl,er, settled mt
p'I Francis Granger VS. NTchtta3 knidbb, judy
ment for, s0g9 %. 80. -
Edwards, Townsend 4 Co, IS II. j. Horton,
ct al, Judgment Of $4l5 3d.. .rt. ...ul
Miss Wright & Bro. VS. j. b. Anderson, Ct
al, Judgment ior 1912 49, "a. 9
Is. Earren & Co, VS. II. J. Horton, ct. yal@
bjndvp,ent for $3.50 l5.4 vp. tsa.IfA
:, Sarah r, Morgan vs., Hiram M9rgan divorce,
dismissed 1t defcndanfs G6sis "a ,.g.
Nv, Baichclor vs. a 9 llaTwood. defendant has
h,Nve to answer, and this cause = = eonliiined
"'1TI' B s. seS eMS,acsiS vs. w. G Bcnhom ct al, dis
missed wiiI@ytRsgpdiee, ,...a,... ..,..
4. l. l
| inuetl oh giving bail of $500 te appear at the
| next terin, -, Ed ,.
<. f. Bliss, administrator VS. VI. Capron, ct.
lal, jddgiiient pgainst Capron 0f. S5n 30.
Ohio. IS. Wiz. NuitaIl. Keeping rooms and
selling httiOr. fined 800, 10, IL.
Ii. G. Webb vsJ, Is Pierce, settled at de-
'cHTsr 'Schrr WtE Il tFS;ks Ndsts td'A6i, et al,
Judgment against A. Pickett of $I6B7 80.
l.. b, Kirkbridge ysiT. j. Ware, Ct. H.. defend
ants have leave to answer and continued.
+ W. .lS Cook w " Sincnet, Judgment for
= FIR First Sa,iona Bank ,tos lslFe,on ysA. Pick
ctt ct al detault, iudrnie,% for $1,000.
Ohiocys A. IL Stscswell Keeping rooms and
selling liquor, plead guil,y,and fined $50 10
| 40, 10. .-.-. ..1,,-..s s, gD.i-, TlnI,A. Z
Milo sharp IS Jno Castle, contribution mo.
wv Willard Blake VS. E. Burns, pia'niitF recover
TD Besey sew @ Rayncr Us &. sharp, Il ( al L sbA,t,rct
torcourt, Judgment tpr plaintiff 500 2li
/ Sidney.Cqek VS. +. W, Shepard, on motion
of defendant this caiise IS contpucd. -. .,,,,.
fips Hitler =. III Thos IS ffaNNes sheriff order
I .. A. Giidihgs VS. Luther Wilson, jnigncn
for $93i Gt.
Sidney Beckwith VI +. NJ. Beckwidy' Jury
trial, verdict in favor of defendant, plaintiff
filed his petition for new trial, the same over
ruled. This cause will he heard in DiStric
IEourt. ft,,I. rlr'JI ...l.Is.
! Infirmary directors VS. S. Henry, sale confirm
4 ell and deed ordered.
/ Ohio vs. w. Bacon, selling liquor, continued
{, on giving l'ail OF 5000.
:, IL. Kellogg y Co, VS. SaXton, Bragg * Co.
ililSintiiiS recover 5000 and costs.
t,lscna B. Fitzgerald VS. Peter Fitzgerald di
vorce> tccrec granted onegroiinds of adultery
~, Jss, Serrne VS. n. L. Sergeant, CT al judg
lrhtif tor $3G2 IT, lr,3.r.
H. Ohio vs. j. Darling, prosecuting attorney On
! tcts a nollc, and the defendant discharged.
/, Cayusa Chief Manufacturing Company V
~. B. Turner, settled.
J., ". Fal,E,ner Il Co, VS. T. Sandy, dismiss
ed Without prejudice.
IN r. Bartlett vs. Mary f. Bartlett, divorce, dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Eliza ID. Stanton VS. u. B. Stanton, plaintiff
RECEIVERS one cent damages
Emlns l.. Shatp vs. 5. G. SHARP, divorce, in
Junction allowed the piaihiiA;,s and this caus
Is coptmicd,
E1iia D. ;Stinton ~ D. b. Stanton, dover
one third inhterest endowed the plaintiff !,
prayed for in petition s Hayward, w. II
Pinnry and J. +. Hill, appointed appraisers.
j.. X. Hardy VS. Emma ~. Hady, divorc'
granted on grounds of wilithl absence
John Elligott vs. VI, Il, Bartholomew, 1T al
3ury trial, action breasriit to recover damage
sustained by reason OF getting his shoulde
n broke in a bit 0f,sl fuss in Geneva, lnSt Scl
teinbcr. Plaintiff clailncd damages OF $1,000
jury brought ip ". verdict of S47 13.
Ohio vs. John Fowler, Fix indictments pend
ing asainst him for selling ]iquor against til
iaw iie fjrfrtSdhis own recng nta1ct' to ~
lpcar on Wednesday last, In She sum of $50
Tar each indictment Like the Star of En-
pire" has taken leave for the West.
The trial of Ohio vs. Daniel Haincs for stal
bing. The Court room was crowded constant
, Iy w3tl, MO-, and wjiicn, Tie opening wa
. made by y. Caldwell, Esq, on behalf of til
, State, in a short and farciblc argument tho
came Slcssrs, Woodbury. and &Wlhwayo o
, behalf of the defendant, occupying severe
hours -handing the psSc IN, ali able manne
Tie last and closing alignment was left f.
; Prosecutor Howland, who occupied the tlr'
three hours, and acquitted him$Sif,. With hone
for the able manner in WHICH lie handled tli
case. Verdict guilty. :, On. Saturday Hahn.
wac brought intp Court aid :cntcnced to t~
years imprisopinent al hard labor in the Pea
ieitisry. Judge CliaffeG then gave the prsse.
CT some very wholesome advice, which move
him to tears. T. ~ lr- ,r,.. .r .rat.l.t,..
Sheriff Covcll will start for Columbus W,
Haines, abe tatitr partpi this week
hfPUMPKIN Hook VS.. MUTToN IIooK.-O
Monday might last Ithe, entire washing of II
. day, clOtbes-line and all Two horSc bianke
: &ad 4 tos'c, beioNgflg RS u M srEiSity yIca
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