The Union and journal., 1870-01-14
nrr1crns IN ArrrNpAxcE.


Sheriff. Rrcu,Rp II. GoDIso. ABSxn Mrrcu-
ELL, Crier. Deputy Sherifis, TnoN,s TARBox.
ID. W. G. MErRItL, A. W. Mason, o. DrRGiN.
Messenger, orIs c. LIrrLErIELD.
No. 256. Linty Harvey vs.. James Harvey
was tried.
The.e was an action to receive $50. aud in
serest which the plaintiff claimed he had loanel
the defendant, for the purpose Of paying the
passage Of one Gallagher and his son from Ire
land, The defendant denied the loan and as
serted that the passage OF Gallagher was paid by
Gallsgher's daughter, and that the money was
sent to plaintiff by her for that purpose, ON the
application OF the plaintiff, and that he, the de-
fendant, never borrowed a cent for the purpose.
There was an unusual conflict Of testimony, be-
side which the evidence disclosed that the plain
tiff was the father Of the defendant. The jury,
af,er long delibcration and instruction by the
Court, q second time rendered a yerlict for the
plaintiff, for S25.
'wcigwOod & Stone for pn., and Dean & Lunt
for tleft. rr..
No. 3S5. George Dean, ys. James Il. Bean,
Dean & Lunt. Chisholm.
AssumpSit on promissory note-defence usury.
Before case Was opened 10 the jury plaintiff en-
dorsed on his note the amount Of usury that was
lnclulCt III tie UOtt-dllu kul NNulN Niht
under the circumstances plaintiff was entitle1 TO
jalgment--for the amount OF the not, less the
endorsement without cos,s-- aud that defendant
was entitlel 10 costs, TO which ruling plaintiff
excepts ~f.H e.F
No. 100. Freeman W. Fairbanks, lblt, VS..
Jane ID. Fairbanks. A. ... ......-
Divorce decrec,l-cause, desertion.
Z. 8. Ridlou, Libellsnt's attorney. - - .
I sre- a IA L. 49,,
No. 275. John n. wiggin ct ux V. South
Berwick THURSDAY. sN.
No. 276. Jas. W. Goodwin CT ux. Y. South
Deruick--rhurslay. "r.rr.-..- 4
Seaton. .r.- Oakes-
For Tuesday Of next week Nos. i0l Pcndex.
ter '. Day. 29O, Wadleigh V. Sweat, and 2G3,
Sweat v. Waileigh are assigned.
The Grand Jnry rose on Saturday, afler the
finding Of the following bills ID. rr.r
State vs.. II. s. Fall. Chas. n. Allen, and
Eip,ialct Jones, Of North Berwick, Common
Sellers
State vs.. Sam. D. Tibbetts, Of sandforl. Com
mon Seller.
State vs.. j. mes Fairfield, of Kennebunk,
Common Seller.
State vs.. Robert p. Juukins, ct ais. Of Ken
nebunk, Common Seller. ......
State W. Inhabitants Of Biddefjrd. Defective
Way.
State vs. Benz. Y. Horn, Assault and Battery.
State vs. Edgar Emery, ct ais. Common Lar
ceny. ~ f.r .E
State vs.. Mary Z. Berry, Felouious Assault
State W. Henry Pugsley,. Larceny.
State VS.. Arthur +. Wentworth, Assault and
Battery.
Three indictments were found against Went
worth Gr the same offence.
MoSpAr. J. II. Pulelfer appointed stcnosrspher.
MEpNSpAY. No. 3n.--Martha Mute " Moses
Hanson. rrespsss for breaking plaintiffs close
OF parties as To the boundary line between their
uts the lines as claimed by each being ls feet apart
and the space enclosed ecng the place ON which the
his house and harm on this u foot strip. The pie
charges that this Is trcspass and tho den says, of
course II Is II the land = yours but the land IL mine
costs, charges other trcspasscs, going through her
gateway and throwing dirt on 10 her land from det
cellar. bu, tho case WAS contested mainly on the
The Rarl h.ld was Formerly b0Inded on the north
hy The Fox hed, on the cast by the Knox rad oa
ne .aS, s0S,h ey tys AMI on The ives. by Jsrdans ms
Parks, Harris Jordan, and BY them surveyed and
divided inp sir lots by parallel sds lines, To sell 70
puchassrs, giving narrow frOnt of about II rod,
" each lot oa the Knox rad and many times that
length of side lines. The lots were nunLerel froin
south to north. The last lot, No. seins first sold
70 PITS grantor, and No. 10 dsn's grahtor. com
mencing at PITS corner on tho Knox road. The
Knox road dOes not form right angles with the side
lines Of thesc lots but acute angles the southcrly
sides. The line Of the JOr,laa<hOld fOrms nearly
right angles with thess side lines. Ths plI SAYS
that In dividing tho Earl field into strips tho width
Was f6und, by measuring al nj right angles DIN.
says thai II Was found by measuring By the line of
The Knox road, an oblique line. PcThaps these two
-ays OF measurements and q liberal survey will no
count for all the difference between the paTties.-
Commence AZ Corner Of Knox road and Fox held
and measurc OF ID rods and links at right angles
thin drop line parallel 20 the Fox line and u
plf strictly 10 his deed. n rods and links on the
Knox rad which would give the deft's limo Pif.
ssys. True. my deed gives mo n, On tho Knox
road, but tho measurements were made by right
angles. and siakss siuck down a m.asurements nj
the corners, beioro any decd Was made, AMI Occu.