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State vs Francis X. Brunelle was then begun

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guilty.
State IS. Michael Dvyer was then commenced.
The respondent is charged in this case with
stealing from HonOrs Garyey on the 18th Of
last July. the sun of So Before any evidence
was introduced Mr. II. Ballard on behalf Of the
respondent objected to any testimony being in
troduced 20 show the theft Of four dollars Of the
stolen money, this being the amount Of the
fractional currency alleged to have been taken
by the prisoner, for the reason that this amount
was no; set forth with sufficient particularly in
the indictment. This objection was sustained by
the Court, and further prosecution under the
detective indictment was dropped. 10 anticipa-
ton of such termination of the case complaint
had been prepared. and another warrant at once
was served upon DSyer.
state VS.. Samuel Lajove an individual possess
ing sundry aliases, for stealing wagon and
harness from one Peter Laselle, resident Of
Csnada. and disposing of the property to 8 resi-
dent OF New Hampshire after previously hold
ing the same in this State and County. WIS next
taken up r. II. Start for the State, R. S. Taft
Tor the respondent. The jury at half past five
brought In verdict Of guilty. 1t being an
nounced by the acting States Attorney that this
would be the last case that he Was prepared to
try at this term, the docket was called over, and
the Petit Jurors excused. The Court then sd-
Journed TIL Wednesday morning at nine o'clock,
when the docket will be called for the last time
previous to a insl adjournment
WEDNESDAY. Oct >, 1870.
The last call Of the docket was commenced at
the opening Of the court at nine o'clock this
morning and wss not concluded Til i've o'clock
this afternoon, too late for US to give the final
disposition Of the cases in this clifton
The following sentences were thea pronounced
by the Court:
Francis y. Brunelle Of Burlington, two years
hard labor in the States prison, and pay the
costs Of prosecution.
Samuel Lsjore of Richmond. three years at
hard labor in the States prison, and pay the
costs OF prosecution.
Olmstead Holloway of Burlington, fine of 50.
and the costs Of prosecution.
Charles Gab0ury Of Burlington fine of So.
and the cost Of prosecution.
All Of the prisoners 70 stand committed until
sentence is complied with.
The Court then adjourned sine lie.
The Chancery docket comprising fOrty-one
cases, Was then called and the case. seversily
disposed Of; after which the chancellor ordered an
adjourned Chsncery term TO be held, commen-
cling on Monday. November -, 1870, st ten
O'Clock in the morning, when he would be ready
10 attend 10 the cases marSed for further hear
ing.
The following disposition of the several cAsss
on the Law and Chancery Docket WAS made at
the September Term just closed
Law DOcKET-JuDGNESTs RENDERED.
For Plainfig-Rolla Gleason vs. T. s;ookwell
4 l. b. Robinson, damages one cent and costs
by agreement; John ". Brown vs. Geo. J. Stan
nard ct lion Referees report James Patterson,
Ap'ee. vs. B. f. Nsedham, Apt, on Referees re-
port Joseph Whipple vs. Horace Drury and
Trees, exceptions by deft; Florence Haswell
vs. Csrolas N0yes, on Referees report for S25l2-
0j and interest from Jan. /, 1865, exceptions
by deft; VIM ; briggs vs. Oscar 4 Burton,
verdict for $500 damages. exceptions by de
fendant Harvey Groot vs. Hampton L Story,
verdict for SOS damages, exceptions by
def; Eiwari G Green Edward Cour;ois. on
Referees report for 81 damages and costs; Amos
Carr, Ap'ee, vs. r. s Biodgett. 4 PIT, on Ref
eree's report for SsS73 ;; The Traiers National
Bank Of Boston vs Hiram .Fsy,on Referees re
port for 549Ja with interest from Oct. !, 1865.
exceptions by def; Charles Sutton vs Il II.
Newell; David Moore, Ap'ee, vs. Giles Andrews
Apt on Referees report; John Wells vs. David
r. BIgelow, for S9l .O4 damages and cost; Ben
j4niu J. Wilson. Ap'ee vs. Nm. Gordon, Apt,
on Referee report for the larger sum and inter
est i:om Aug Y, 1870, exceptions by deit-
| Edwin ". Chase, Ap'ee vs Louis D5Glesoriani.
Apt. by agreement; Leon Bouch4ri, Ap'es
vs. John W Chase, Apt; Amsnds VI. Ransow
IS Oryis " Bullock; George Alger, Ap'ee vs.
Thomas Butler, Apt; Wm. Merrick, Ap'ee vs
Edw ". BroSnel, Apt Merrill. Greenleaf &
Co. Apes v j. Rogers * 60, on re.erees report
for Ss047; Charle- L4fountaine. Ap'es vs J,-
seph Barton, Apt. damages So.0l; James
A. Brown VS. | c Minkler; Clark W. Reynolds
VS. James Breen. damages SHAH; The Bur.
Savings Bank Us Chas Hyde ct Al, defendant de-
fsulted; Wm. Richards vs. Truman x Parkhurst
* Trees. defendant iefiultei; H. B. Clsfin *
Co. Us Murray & Dawsou, defendant Murray
defaultei Margaret GcAniless vs Wal Nelson;
John L. Mason vs. David D. Sprague.
For rdefeHc1ai-Samue A. andrews vs Town
Of Bolton; Ransom c. Pierce, Ap'; rs Orsemus
White, Apee. referees report, exceptions by
plaintiff Po-sst NIL Lum Co.. Ap'ee
Richm'd Preston, Apt, exceptions by plan
tiff
Causes discontinued ,-itlJuf c.sff-Henry
Huriturt rs Si,as Smith and Trees Mack X
Clark; John Holmes vs. Geo. c. Steele; School
Dist; No. Is N Unlerhill, Ape vs. john +. Hen
messy, Apt; Jc. Whipplevs VI Y. B. Whipple.ani
Trees, Trustees discharged; Ed Lyman rs Abel
c. Hoskins; Perciva. y Oakes Geo. II. Hill 3,
Ephraim GrisEod, Apt - Est. J. French.
Ap'ee. result to be certified 10 Probate court;
=
II. Baxter, Apt vs Est Of J. French, AD'ee
W. H. s. Whitcomb, Apt vs. Alfred X Ballard,
Ap'ee Birchard s Page, Trs, vs. T. G. Clark
aud Tr's. -Etna Insurance Co ami Hartford
Fire Insurance Co, Trustees discharged : B.
Rickerson, Ap'ee VS. Oliver DeviuO, Apt; Van
Sicklen, Walker & Co. vs. L o. Clark and Tr.
Trustees discharged Giles Reynolds vs. L. H.
Nichols ct al John g Kaulbach. jr., vs. George
H. Hill and Tr. Truman g. Beach. Trustees
discharged L. +. Ierrill, Ap'ee vs. David Wes-
ton and IT l. n. Austin, Apt. Trustees dis
charged; Richard Doyle vs. John McLsin
Stiles, Eimunds & Co. vs. Geo. Il Hill and TT,
T. G. Beach; Chal0n F. Davey VS. City Of Bur
lington Wm. G. Whitemsn vs. Erasmus Il
Tyler ct al A. II LovelAnd. Ap'ee VS. Randall
". Wells, Apt and Tree, Ira v BUSHNELL.
Mal Davis ct al IS City Of Burlington; Andrew
McDermott, Apee Edgar Vaughan, Apt
Ellen Pollard, apt. by her next friend VS. W
II. Wsggoner, Ap'ee Carlos Baxter, Ap't vs.
Felix Meyers. Ap'ee; Merrill. Greenleaf 4 Co.
We Gallagher 4 Whitmore Ns,hsn :. Hill vs.
Milton K. sni Wm. D Tyler and Tree, John
LsSrence.
STATE cAsEs.
State vs. Horora Garvey-selling intoxicating
liquor. plea of guilty Of one offence. fined SO
and costs; State " Michael C4ine. intoxication.
plea guilty sud fined 50 AMI costs; State vs.
Francis Y Brunel,-grAni larceny, two years
confinement in States Prison; State VS. Samuel
larcauv th-a4. vears in Sfare-s