Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-27
From tne Reporter.
Court Proceedings.
non. n. L. cnArLEE, rRrsrDISe.

The February Term of the Common Pleas
Court began on the 18th, with full panne of
jurors both in Petit and Grand Jurors, ex-
Cept two absentees from tho latter. A large
amount of business has been disposed of this
term. A large number of cases being settled,
continued, etc, only three jury trials up to this
date Feb. 23 The Grand jury have had
plenty of work TO perform during their weeks
session, and discharged their duty like men.
Mr.. Rowland the Prosecuting Attorney has
shown himselft TO be an efficient officer in the
way of prosecuting the work on behalf of the
State in a manner that should receive the APP
probation of all law-abiding citizens Of our
County.
Samuel Everett VS. II. N Bancroft, civil
action, continued. .r !'f
q. Dennson and wife vs Trinity Parish. civil
action, continued. .
Peter Ohlson ct. al, VS. A IIoeg civil appeal,
continued, with tile plaintiffs TO amend their
petition.
II. Spring vs j. f. Burke, civil action, con-
tinucd. .....
Wheeler, Melick & Co., VS. ], Graham, ct. al,
continued, with leave to the Plaintiffs TO amend
petition.
Adams, Osborne S Co., VS. NJ. D. Merrett,
continued with leave to Plaintiffs to reply.
James Andrus vs. G. S. Richards, cOntin-
ucd.
Michael Brown VS. j. Blood, Plaintiff has
leave 10 amend his petition.
JAS Van Buren, vs. A. Field, civil, continued
with leave to defendant to answer.
Il. w. Lockwood vs. Chas. p. Rhodes, civil
action, continued with leave to plaintiffs to
amend his petition.
Ed. r. Strong VS. E. d. LoomlS, civil, settled,
and costs paid $500.
}, p. Krum vs. J. L. Brown ct. al. civil-sct-
tied, and costs paid.
G.. A. Van Allen VS. Martin NJ. Messenger
| civil gpftlpI and fns y,niI
Henry Talcott VS. II. PHILIPPE, civil, settled,
and costs paid. .' ...
James Minch VS. Moselcy Bates civil, settled
and costs paid.
Cerina lIogle VS. John Dick, civil continued,
with leave to plaintiff 10 amend her petition.
Mary Brown VS. N B. Payne, civil plaintiff
has leave to amend her reply and this cause is
continued until next term.
Groves, Mulligan & Co., VS. Chester Abbey,
civil continued, with leave to plaintiff to reply.
Ralph Mum VS. Albert and Mary l.. Field
civil, continued with leave to defendants To
answer.
John Carey, Administrator vs G. II. CHIP
man, civil appeal, plaintiff has leave to amend
his petition, and continued
A. p. Tubbs VS. E. a. Wright, civil, continued
on motion of the defendant.
Chas. Reed ys. Giles Slater, civil continued
with leave 20 defendant to answer.
John Judd vs. Davis & Benson, civil appeal
settled at defendants cost
! Ira Fuller VS. j. d. Jay civil, dismissed with
out prejudice.
II. s. Loomis VS. Upson Bushnell, civil, set
tied, and costs paid
John Judd VS. Davis & Benson, civil, settled
at defendadt's costs
Harmon johnson VS. J. Richardson, civil
dismissed without prejudice. u.
Il. j. Carltn VS. Schooner Almcda, settled
and each party pay his own costs.
Isaac p Marshal VS. Melissa Page, civil ap
peal, settled ut plaintiffs costs.
a. Is. Mills, Executor OFF. G. Mari, civil ap-
peal continued on motion of defendant
w. ii. Robinson vs. J. \. Hcrvcy. vt. al
civil continued on motion of defendant
Ohio VS. NJ ID. Bacon, perjury, by consent
Of the prosecuting attorney, this cause is con
tinucd until next term, on defendant entering
into recOgnzance with surety in the sum of
$1,000.
Warren & Cushman VS. E. A. Tubbs, civil
settled and costs paid.
G. w. Fetterman vs. Plants & Morse civil
jury trial, verdict in favor of plaintiff of $780,
o. A. Lovcjoy VS. c, S. Harmon, civil appeal
plaintiff has leave to amend his reply, and this
cause is continued.
J. l.. Eighmy vs N. p. Eighmy, civil, settled
at the defendants costs.
Calvin Lake VS. Phebc Lake divorce petition
dismissed without prejudice
NJ Capron vs. A. Harper civil appeal detcnd-
AM ms ltayt 10 ulncnu MS answer, cOnllnlpU.
G.. Hopkins vs. III. J.. Lobdcll civil appeal
continued on motion Of plaintiff.
G. A. Crookor VS. Fred Taylor, civil, settled
at plaintiffs costs
p J. Rice VS. A. Cole, ct. al. civil defend
ants have leave to amend their answer
ID. NJ. Strong VS. Il. c. Skinner, civil appeal
continued on motion of fdCitndant--thc - me
disposition made with eleven others, against
the same defendant
| Emeline Tyler VS. Marshall capr0n, ct. al,
civil, the defendants have to amend their an
swer, and this cause continued. -.
A. p. Tubbs vs Loren Could ct, al, civil
defendants have leave 10 amend their answer,
and continued
j. ii. Avery vs. NJ. Capron, ct al, civil, same
entry.
NJ Michael VS. Darmstadt, plaintiff has leave
to file petition, and continued
Kennon w lIuntlcy & Allen, this cause is
stricken from the docket.
+. w. Grover vs. W. ii. IIrndcrson-thiS
action was brought to recover package of
money containing 500, sent by defendant to
deliver to Express Go. ut Geneva, in i8i5 the
defendant then running hack from Niut,or
| to Geneya,-was submitted To jury, and Nariiut
rendered in favor plaintiff, on grounds that
proof was not sufficient, tending to prove that
u delivery was made at the Express office
On Saturday the Grand Jurors appeared at
the bar of the Court, and presented their Bill
of Indictment against Dan'l and Elisha IIaincs
of stabblng with intent 10 kill y also, against
John Fowler "kccping rooms" and selling
liquor"
George Hart, felonious assault
James Gaihey, Conneaut, selling intoXicat-
ing liquors Fined Sl5, rooms closed, and re-
quired TO give bond.
VIM. Nuttall Ashtabula, keeping rooms and
selling Intoxicating liquors.
Clarence Pctric, horse-stealing Gave bail
in $500, and had his case continued.
A. H. Stockwell, Ashtabula, keeping rooms
and for selling intoxicating liquors.
Martin Wright, Ashtabula, selling intoxlcat-
ing liquors and keeping rooms.
Wm, l., I.eake, keeping rooms and selling
intoxicating liquors.
Nathan Ackcrman, Conueaut, selling utoxi.
caii"3 liquors Fined $50, roouls closed and
required to give band W''
Thos Mulllgan, AshtahUla depot, keeping
rooms and selling liquors