The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-08-02

Report of the Proceeding at the
July Term, A. ID. 1870, Of the
Court Of Common Pleas.
The following disposition was made
of the several cases named:
Jno. w. Jackson, VS.. VIM. I. Booth
Appeal; settled at costs of the plaintiff.
Mary Trgg, VS.. James R. Trieg. Civ
Il action; death of defendant suggested,
and Administrator made party Id his
stead.
Mary 'rrigg, VS.. James R. Trigget al.
Civil action; (same entry as above.
VIM. H. Mallory Il Co., VS.. James H.
Ray. Appeal, settled at costs OF the
plaintiffs.
Lamping &. Wsrnicke, VS.. Jacob Mer-
kle, ct al Civil action; leave to amend
petition in 40 days and continued.
Catharine Hinton, ct al, vs.. Julia Hin
ton, ct al Partition dismissed at costs
of plaintiffs without prejudice to d new
action.
Samuel Davidson, VS.. Thos. G. Penn.
Appeal; Judgment against plaintiff f0r
COSTS
VIM. R. Carmichael vs.. S. Horkhimer
& Co. Civil action; judgment set aside
at costs of defendants, with leave. to
VIM. r. Carmichael to answer original
petition in 80 days and continued.
George S. Algeo, VS.. A. Meyer ct all:
Civil action; referred to Jere Williams;
Referee.
F. A. Lamping, VS.. Josiah WILSON,
Civil action; trial, and verdict in favor
of plaintiff, for 5000 The defendant
gave notice of End trial, bond fixed at
$500. M
Andrew Smith, IS. leonard Kastner..
Civil action; contihded at costs of de-
fendant
0nioxs. Borden Gibbons. Indictment
for poisoning colt; Noltc prosqm enter
ed.
Ohio VS.. Borden Gibbons. Indict-
ment for poisoning bull. Nolle pros
equi entered.
George w. Walker Vs. W: Beafdmore
Appeal judgment against plaintiff for
costs Without prejudice to new action.
Thom,s C. Penn, VS.. Alex Garrett
Civil action; Thomas Boutwell, allowed
$40 for services as recel ver;and dischar-
ged.
Nicholas Walter, vs.. Marx Albert
Civil action; judgment by default for
SSS7 Ga.
Thomas Piatt, VS.. w. C. Cunningham.
Civil action; judgment by default for
Sl42 25, subject to credit of 500.
Robert Jackson, VS.. Jacob Huffman.
Civil action, Trial-Jury failed to agree
Plaintiff took leave to amend his petit
ton in 80 days and the cause continued
Samuel Callafiower, VS.. Robert John;
son. Civil action; dismissed at costs Of
plaintiff.
Eliza Mckee, VS.. James Mckee. Al
imony; dismissed at costs OF defendant
VIM. Pool, VS.. Geo. S. Algeo. APP
peal defendant has leave to file answer
in 80 days, aud continued
Ohio VS.. Thos. Fouty & VIM. Wright
Indictment for petit larceny; recognis
zance taken and cause continued.
Sarah Hart, VS.. Geo. H. Davenport ct
a.. Civil action, decree duieting plaintt.
liff's title TO lands.
Jos. Wehr, vs.. The Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. Civil action; pain
tiff ruled to give security for costs In 40
DAYS and continued.
.Wehr Il Grcen,vs. Jno. Windham. Ap
peal; plainti ffs ruled to give security for
costs in 60 days and continued.
j. S. Shupe, vs.. A. B. Covert. Ap-
Ipeal; plaintiff has leave to file petition
in 80 days and ruled to give security for
i costs.
Ohio VS.. Jacob Schneider. Selling
lliquof; cause remandcd tojusticc for rbl-
lection of costs.
Ohio VS.. Jacob Schneider. Selling
liiquor cause remanded TO justice for COL
lection Of costs.
Josiah Wilson, vs N. Salisbury Ap-
peal, continued at costs of the defend
ant.
Wehr and Green, VS.. John Wihdham.
Civil action; plaintiffs ruled to give Sc
curity for costs in 40 days and contin-
|ucd.
James NJ. Green,vs. " Stephens. Civ
/ il action; plaintiff ruled to give security
flor costs in 40 days and continued.
i Josiah Wilson, vs.. NJ. Salisbury. Alp:
peal; trial-verdict for defendant, judg-
J ment against plaintiff for costs-motion
| for new trial oyerruled.
4 Robert Prewett administrator, VS.. j.
lW. Taylor. Appeal plaintiff has leave
to file petition in 40 days,and continued.
i VIM. Hathorn, VS.. WIN. Wright Civil
action; Judgment, againt defendant, fol-
$500. and costs-$470,of the Judgment
remitted.
ii Frederick Miller, VS.. Francis Miller
ct al. Partition and dover; sale order
ed
Il Elizabeth j. Parker, ct al, VS.. Ezra
: Coen, ct al. Partition; sale confirmed
NultCl DtdkQiuOAC, Ce a. so' - SAAA1>1
ct al. neutrality-suspicious. elected te
take part of lands-balance ordered te
be sold.
Ohio VS.. David Hines. Horse steal
ing sentenced, on plea of guilty, tt
i 3 years in Penitmtlary motion to re
. spite sustained.
A. Meyer L Co., VS.. Josiah Wilson
! Appeal; defendant has leave to answe
in 80 days, and continued.
!, John +. Beck, VS.. Levi Beck, ct al =
Partition; partition ordered.
!, Philip Weber, VS.. NJ Hoffman, ct al
Civil action; demur uveTuled-defend
ants, havelea to answer in 30 days ant
continued.
), Jacob Vernon, VS.. E. s. Stephen, e
E al. Civil action; judgment by defaul
for S265 Al.
4 A. Meyer, & Co., VS.. Josiah Wilson
Error; judgment Of justice affirmed a
9 costs of plaintiff.