Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-03-19

Field, James, sumner.
Glover, James T., Hartford.
Holden, Peter NJ. Paris
Holden. Francis, oxford
SKCoNp JURY.
Hutchinson, Hsnry II, Jr Backaeld, foreman
Hutchinson, Sumacr +, Albany.
Kimball. Albert, Lovsll.
Knight, George VI Waterford
Kilsore, John. Grafton.
Libbey. Warren, Porter.
Palmer, John, Stousham.
PhiMrck Daniel -, nslhsl
Thomas, willisIa. Byron.
watcrhousc. Benjamin Il, Greenwood
WSrd, Timothy G., tryehurS
Virgin stanley NJ, Mexico.
sUrER>JNERlRiEs.
Lazy, Abraham y, Gilcad
Moulton, Charles T.. Canton.
stanton. Joshua r., Brown0eld
The present term OF the Court l. a re-
ma,kable one, and probably unprecedent
cd The Grand Jury had but one case
before il, and no bill Mas found in tha..
The jury WAS dismissed alsr three hours
session. They had been in attendance
TIN ee terms, and no absences has occur
red, on their panel. during tho year
Tho traverse iuries were dismissed on
Thursday, not case having been sub
miltcd to them, though the first jnry was
threatened with two OF three. while the
second panel We're in The reserve and not
called into action. Il was uol bad look
Ing jury. either
The Judge remained ill Saturday
noon. hearing eases, and then adjourned
the Cour, To Tuesday morning, when a
hearing will be had on the claim OF ex-
Sheriff Wormeli. Tor expenses in arrest
ing and bringing TO justice d.. Young.
the Norway Bank robbel An net OF tue
last legislature empowers the Court to
audit the claim which Is about S5eOo0.
Other matters, not requiring the inter-
yenlion of jury, may also come up,and
tho Court continue tor several days.
The old docket contained four hundred
continued actions, and there were 100
new entries.
The business Transacted, is AS follows:
Thomas IIays VS. Andrew Buzzoll.
This was an .ctiop OF lreSpasS ag~'"''
the d,fendant a. Deputy Sheriff. II ap.
pears that August 7th 1871, The defend
ant seized several packages OF go"h' be-
,,,,,;,,,, - ul,i.,;9 inc depot oi The
Portland and O.densbUrg railroad, in
Fryeburg, on writ in favor of w. +.
Eaton against said Hays; that on said
writ judgment was obtained and exccu-
ton iss ued and the goods taken on OK
execution and part OF them sold. but
the larger part was nsold. After selling
enough TO satisfy said execution. 10 witt
S22, the defendant left the balance at the
house OF j. b. Eaton, in Fryeburg, and
the attorney of W. F. Eaton served said
Hays attorney with notice that they
were there aud subject to his order.
The case was Withdrawn from the jury
after all the iscts were out, and lett To the
Court with the right to except. Judg-
ment tor plaintiff Tor amount Of goods
unsold
Hastings Tor PHI. Eaton for dcit.
Sarah A. Rogers, Exeoutrix. V. Almond
Rogers ct al.
Trespass involving the title TO the old
Rogers farm in Brownfsld. After the
testimony was out the case, with three
others, similar actions, were referred TO
d. IIammons, who was 10 take the testi-
mony as put IN and decide all matters.
The original plf'., Nathaniel NJ.
Rogers, Is deceased. and his executrix
comes in TO prosecute his suit, claiming
the property on the ground Of open,
notorious and undisputcd occupation for
over twenty years. Alpheus Rogers, son
OF deceased, who has given the deits. a
bond TO convey them this farm, says that
he has allowed his father to occupy the
farm rs a tenant at will; that his father
never claimed the property till five or
six years since; that no told his father he
might have the use Of il rs long rs he
lived
Eaton. Aver & Clifford.
Thomas Kendall VS.. John a. Morton.
This was an appealed case, tried be-
fore c. p. Knight, Justice. who gave
judgment Tor Pin. Def. appeals.
Deit. is Physician at Bethel aud was
making professional call upon PHI. who
paid him $3.50. Before leaving the
house, a daughter of pin. picked up. on
the floor, package OF bills. containing
ten dollars and City cents, and said to
plff., "here is some money. father. you
have dropped" deit. said no, that is
mine, and stepped forward and took il.
Plff. said he could tell, us he had Sis in
his wallet, when The DR.. called. He exam.
med, and there were Sl06 left one dollar
and fifty cents having been paid the DR..
Delt. says he took out his wallet when
plff. paid him and laid the package OF
ten dollars and fifty cents on his knee, and
that it must have dropped to the floor
then. Both parties testified that they
had new piece OF fifty cent scrip. such
as was found on the floor, and had not
nnssnd Il off Def had go 30 In mick.