The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-10-28
The Court of Common Pleas

evening:
No. 150.-John Shidler VS.. Horace
Ii. Porter; cognovit; Judgment for
plaintiff for SI60 25 and costs.
No. l03.-Rachel Wheeler VS.. d. o.
| Wheeler; Judgment by default for
plaintiff for S109 20 and costs.
No. 104-D. D. Reed VS.. Samuel G.
Barnuln ct ais. judgment for plaintiff
for S1253 SO and costs.
No. 1S.-Austin Hubbard VS.. Orlo
Hubbard settled, each party to pay
his own costs.
No. uJ.-Sabrina S.. Loudenbcrg
VS.. Adam Loudenburgh settled.
No. 136.-Wm. HI. Abbott ct al. VS..
| VIM. Ramalia; settled.
No. 134-Thomas Myler ct al. vs..
Bolander and Kent; settled at defend
ants costs.
No. 14.-Homcr w. Hart VS.. Joel
Miller ct ais; settled.g
! No. 6.-Salnuel Mantel VS.. Henry
! 3. Baldwin !; settled.
3. Baldwin: settled.
! No. 23.-IIarriet Mussen, by admir-,
VS.. Milton Moore plaintiff ill default
of order of court; cause dismissed.
| No. 5-Joshua Russell VS.. Henry L.
Hcyd; submitted to court; Judgment
! for plaintiff for SITS and costs.
| No. S.-Jenks Budlong VS.. n. 3.
Jenkins & Henry Peck; jury impan-
neled. The parties informed the court
that they had ainicably settled the
matters in difference between them,
each party to pay his own costs, and
the jury were discharged.
| NJ. 46.-Wm. d. Durham VS. L. G..
Phillips; sheriff's sale confirmed and
deed ordered.
No. 24-Penn. & Ohio Canal Co. vs..
Peter Cope ct ais; suit to recover for
lock stone, &c, taken ooby defendants.
Tried to jury; verdict and Judgment
for plaintiff for SIC cents damages
Both parties demand second trial,
which was allowed; bail fixed at
/ 500.
No. 40.-John Book VS.. Benjamin
Frank settled, plaintiff to pay So 90
and defendant balance of costs.
Boice; settled, defendant TO pay $500,
for which Judgment was rendered TO
plaintiff to pay costs in District Court,
defendant to pay all other costs.
No. -.-Geo. V. Davis VS.. Abra-
ham S. Plummer; settled ; plaintiff to
pay costs of depositioDs defendant to
pay all other costs. Plaintiff has
judgment against defendant for S491.
No. 55--George Thomas VS.. VIM.
II. Stewart & Dennis G. Day; sub
mitted to court; finding and judg-
ment for plaintiff S740 80 and costs
Second trial demanded and allowed
bond $1,000.
No john F. Beaver VS.. Daniel
Fisher; submitted 10 court; judg-
ment for plaintiff for S130 so and
costs.
No. 106.-Asa Ward VS.. S. D. Met
1 linet ais !; heard on plaintiff demur-
rer toanswer of S. D. 81 w. B. Metlin
Court sustained demurrer to second
defense set up Ill answer of said de-
fendant, and cause continued.
No. 133.-McLain, Auday, & Alli-
son VS.. Daniel Bolander ct al. sub
mitted to court judgment for S594 o.
and costs.
No. 154.-The State of Ohio VS.
Martin Hewitt Indictment for assault
and battery; defendant plead guilty
I iHcll tNzO anu COSIS.
No. 59.-Anna NJ. Myers by mex
friend, VS.. John Smyth; settled.
No. 51.-Esther Vanburen VS.. Vim
: cent Kibler; settled at defendant
cost.
No. 39.-James Mccoy VS.. Willard
Howe; submitted to court; finding
for defendant, and judgment agains
( plaintiff for costs.
No. Charles Whitneyvs. James S
Henderson. Suit brought. to recover
on agi cement for dissolution of part
nership. Tried to jury; verdict ant
4 Judgment for plaintiff for $1,000, witt
, interest from Dec. 15, 1858, and costs
t No. 26.-U. L. Marvin. admir- of /
h w. Crane, VS.. Augustus Munroe ; set
tied, each party TO pay one-half tn
costs.
No. 67-Solomon Little VS.. Charlie
Z. Harmon and Charles III. Root
Settled.
No.-State VS.. David Cook-Indict
ment for selling Liquor to Minors
: Plea of guilty. Fine $40 and costs.
No.-State VS.. Adam May-Indict
: ment for selling Liquor to Minors
Plea guilty. Fine $50 and costs
No.-State vs.. Andrew Laubert-
: Indictment for selling to minors. Fin
$50 and costs.
No. 95-Mary Hartman VS.. Jaco
g Hartman-Petition for Divorce an
. Alimony; Divorce granted and dt
10 10 cree for $500 Alimony and for cost
ID The trial of criminal causes was 81
for yesterday.
The Grand Jury finished the bus
ness before them on Saturday, an
,e were discharged. Among the indie
- ments returned were the following :
Against Martin Hewitt. for assau
and battery; against Athelhert
ne Beans, for stabbing with intent
f wound; against Milo Shorts, for pc
y lnitting prisoner to escape; tW
tv against William 0. Chapman, for pet
he larceny; against Frederick Rettig, fc
ey forgery. Also bills of indictmel
against parties not in custody nor I'll
der recognizance, which we are NJ
permitted to publish. The Gran
Jury also inspected the Jail and mac
of their report that that institution is
e good condition, except the need
n rs whitewashing, and they recommer
ut an Improvement in the internal a
&c rangement for carrying off the slo
~ ~ and filth made by the prisoners.
We -----------ss s'-.---
II. II. WILLARD, Esq, started {
/ Saturday last ON his return to Lyme
m burgh, Va.
III Gov. HAYES has appointed THU
ID day, November 18th, as Thanksgiyi
al Day, being the same day named