The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-03-04
Coar, Proceedings.

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We will e6htinue it next week
Crum vs.. st. john - suit was
brought 70 recover Of the defendant,
l. l.. st. John, about the sum Of So.
600, bciug the balance Of the pur
chase money, for the interest Of Crum
In certain cotton plantation, by
Crum sold to Slas St. John. Crum
claim that it was bought by SIlas
for the benefit OF himself aud |. l..
ST. John; that they wore pnrtners---
this was denied by the st. Johus, Yer.
diet for defendant Seaey aud Ice &
Brewer for plaintiff. Laul)u, Noble
aud MeCouley for defendant,
Sabius vs.. Uudson.--Thep plaintiff
son had been arrested ia Illinois, aud
the plaintiff paid Hudson 500 to go
out aud testify to the good character
Of tho son. Hudson went, but for
somo reason did not testify. Suit
brought to recover back tho money.
Judgment for dcroDda bt. Noble aud
Rigby for plaintiff. McCauley for
defendant.
First National Bank vs.. Andrews,
Camp aud ewis.-Judgment for
). { III amodnt Of claim. Set or Between
Camp and Andrews VS. Lewis docket
cd for trial Watson Cor Bank, Baker
for Devils, bee 4 B:owor for Camp
aud Andrews.
Stariaman vs., Cunnineham.-Suit
brought to recover value Of peach
trees killed by dercndoot, on lot Of
plaintiff, Judgment FOE plaintiff
$500.
Lewis VS.. Kcllot.--Suit brought
on warranty Of stock of goods that II
would invoice 81 200-that it was
takcn in trade for patent territory
and fell short $1,000 or $780,
! Deience-thnt there was no war
ranty. Verdict for defendant.
Lewis vs.. Keller and Snyder.-Iu
another action Keller obtained a
judgement VS.. Lewis on default for
over $1,000. Lewis cllimed that he
was surety of Snyder, that Keller
had made misrepr escntations to him
to induce him to sign as surety, aud
that Keller owed Spydori that Keller
should he compelled to credit the
amount due from Keller to Snyder on
no te. Judgement for Keller. Wat
son and Baker for LOWS, Leo &
Brewer for Keller.
Engloman VS.. DNerle -. Suit
brought on note for $1,000. Set of
ofs535 allowed. judgment VS.. dc
fcndout for balance.
, State ofOhio VS.. Caroline Gam boe
Q Indicted for petit larceny, Cast
dismissed From this, it seems tha
the charges against the girl were un
{ ounded.
WIN. T. Brown. VS.. Wesley Der
. and Others. Suit brought to recover
, en- npte. Judsment " Derr Me-
Cauley for plaintiff, Noble for defend
ent.
MUIR and wife VS. Millcr.-Sui
= brought to recover for injury don,
, to Mrs. MUIR by COW belonging t.
defendant, under the charge Of tn
3 Court that the COW was not unlaw-
lawfully upon tho highway notwith-
D standing the law restraining animals
from running at large, The jury
brought in verdict for defendant
Lee b Brewer for plaintiff, Noble
( aud Sency for defendant.
= Romig and others VS.. John Roy
er and others,7- Thompson tp.. ditch
case. Proceedings of the commission
ors set aside for manifest error il
proceedings, at cost Of defendants.
Knorles & Co. VS.. Shcaror.-rh,
plaintiff claimed damages for breocl
Of contract on sale of hogs, Verde
for plaintiff S56. Noble for plaintiff
Sency for defendant.
e David Myers vs.. Bemenderfcr.-
Judgment for plaintiff. McCaule,
, for plaintiff. Baker for defendant.
: Knott VS.. Knott-Diyorce grant
! ed.
S State VS.. Geo. don-Complain
t 10 keep the peace, Dismissed 70
, want of prosecution at the costs o
Jacob Courtwright.
State VS.. Longstreet.-Prosecu ecutinl
attorney entered a NOHe Pr0sequi.
State vs.. Elleuwood Scott
Nolle Proseqm. All is again auie
!, at Pepublic.
'' State vs.. Alonzo Burman-Iudict-
ment for perjury. Continued.
: State VS.. James Crosgrovo.-Indict-
: mentor burglary-entering the hou
of II. G. Pennington, in I'd Ward
about month ago, and taking jewel
o ly to the value Of 5000. Defendan
formerly lived at Peuningtou's, knew
all about his house and where valua-
: bles were kept. lie entered through
back window seized the property
z Jumped aboard the midnight trail
going south, where the track crosse
: Main street. Mr.. p, discovering til,
r burglary, had the train examined ant
found the defendant representing
E himself asleep, and the property wa
8 found in his possession. He admit
I that this is the fourth time he ha
been in Mr.. PenniRgton's house. II,
: plead guilty. Sentence not yet pro
nounced.
: THE LECTURE of b. f. Taylor, oil
= Monday night was fully up to the OK
pectations of the audience. II wa
b. excellent in every respect. At tn,
n close Of the lecture a vote was ttkeT