The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-09

The CeURT OF CoMsloN PLEAS
closed its session on Monday. The
following is a brief summary of its
proceedings not reported in our last
issne: EYEs -
John Lewis Fs.-Watkin Dayis-Ap-
peal. The suit was brought on con-
tract and Defendant made tender of
S34,6l which was refused and iudg-
ment rendered by Justice for $685. IS.
The case was tried to the Court, The
tender sustained and Judgment rem
defed for Plaintiff for S36.54 and
against Plaintiff for costs. Ranney Sc
Hatfield for Plff. W. B. Thomas fer
Deft.
H. Wharf VS.. J. S. Henderson s.
als.-T1ed to Court; Judgment for
Plff. for S271, ,25. Deft. Ewell allowed
second trial on giving bond in sum of
S4O0. d. L. Rockwell for Plff. NJ.
Stuart for Defts.
William Stewart VS.. Josiah Winans
& ais. The motion for new trial on
part of Basel Porter was heard and
sustained and new trial allowed him.
Judgment against other Defendants
on verdict for S2750.
Jane Gaylord vs.. Joshua Gaylord
Divorce granted. NJ. Stuart for Peti-
toner.
Daniel E. Fuller VS.. d. S. Green
wald & als-Foreclosure. Sale set
aside on condition that defendant
Greenwald pay debt and costs, on the
ground of too low appraisement.
Purchaser exeepts. Taylor & Horton
for Plf. NJ. Stuart for Deft.
Norman Rood VS.. e. G.. Watt
Tried to Court. Judgment for Plff.
for $322, IA and costs. Second trial al
lowed on giving bail in $500. NJ.
Stuart for Plff. Ranney Sc Hatfield
for Deft.
Daniel E. Jones, Admir-. VS.. John
W. Davis-Judgment tor Plfr. for
s.. Second trial allowed on Civ
ing bonds in 5000. w. D. Thomas
for Deft.
Calista Bartholomew VS.. Henry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted and
alimony i'll the sum of $500 allowed.
III. Stuart for Dett.
Rober Jones VS.. Elisha CARROTS,
Admr; Samuel E. Whitney, VS.. same !;
Roswell Thompson VS.. same. Mo-
tions for receiving judgments. Heard
Judgments revived. S. d. Norton,
for Plaintiff
Warren Bancroft VS.. Eliza Bancroft.
Divorce granted.
Mercy Ann Earl VS.. Stephen o,
Earl.-Divorce granted.
Melvina Oliver VS.. Hosea l.. Oliver.
granted, and petitioner re-
stored to her maiden name of Melvina
Jones. w. b. Thomas for Petitioner.
John Byers, Admr. VS.. George w.
Fox, 81 ais s-Judgment for Plaintiff
by default for $555,73.
Alzina A. Mott, 81 ais, VS.. William
Lindsey, 81 als.--Partition made and
confirmed. Taylor s. Horton for pc
TONERS.
George B. Wall VS.. Isaac c. Schram
u als.--Foreclosure. Sale ordered.-
All questions of priority of liens post
poned to coming in of report of sale.
A. W. Beman for Plaintiff, Rannev &
Hatfield for Defendants.
Horace Reed VS.. Anthony Ruffe &
als.-Foreclosure. Sale ordered.
G. A. Reed VS.. Charles A. Allen &c
als.--Foreclosure. Sale ordered.
VIM. A. Perkins VS.. Lyman McCor-
kle s. al.-Sheriff's sale confirmed.
David Iliff VS.. VIM. Iliff & ais
Sheriff7s sale confirmed.
Watson Holcomb VS.. BENJAMIN
sale confirmed.
Lawrence Lannigan VS.. Frederick
III Hennig.--SherifTs sale confirmed.-
Ranney and Hatfield and M. Stuart
for Plaintiffs, S. D. Norton and w. B.
Thomas for Defendants.
George Nidy VS.. John Sapp g. ais
by confession for SIO3.S5
and costs. Ranney & Hatfield for
Plaintiff.
E. B. Taylor &c al VS.. Josiah Winans
Judgment by confession for $500.
Seymour Bullock plead guilty to an
for Grand Larceny. and
was sentenced to one year in the pen
ltentiary and to pay costs. The in
dictment for horse stealing against the
same party was continued.
Josiah Winans convicted of Rob-
berry on an indictment against himself
and others, was sentenced to six wears
in the penitent1ary, and to pay the
costs of prosecution. The indict-
ment as to Basel Porter was nollied.
and continued as to the other defend
ants, Jacob Winans, John Winans and
James-K. Polk Winans.
Three parties were arraigned on in
dictments for keeping room where
liquor is sold contrary to law, and
two fined $75 each and one $50. Two
parties for selling to minors were
lined $40 each; two for selling to be
drunk on premises, fined SO each
and two for keeping gambling rooms
fined $50 each and costs.