Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-12-25
Court Of Common Ploag--Third Week

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last, occupied the Bench the create
portion Of the week.
The following civil cases have bee
passed upon since our last report:
Knisely Mcintyre 81 Co. VS.. Horn
s. wife. Judgment set aside and con
tinucd.
Howard s. Co. VS.. Marsh ct al
Judgment $101,95.
james Campbell VS. Tobias Falk
enstein. Sale of mortgaged premise:
confirmed and deed ordered.
I. L. Craig, Ex'r. VS.. Ed. FELTON,
Judgment by default $99S,48. Motion
to set aside Judgment.
Thompson vs.. F'itznaurice, ct al.
r. w. Quinn appointed referee to
take testimony and state account.
VIM. Martin VS.. d. Steele. On
mortgage amount found due $624,0O
and premises ordered to be sold.
Jas. Baird vs.. Renner 81 H~eckathorn.
Assignee of plaintiff i'll bankruptcy
made party plaintiff.
Stephen Scotch VS.. T. T. Foster.
Judgment $157,11.
Sarah Coffman VS.. S. Foutz. In
partition 1.-THE widow having waived
the assignment of dover. Partition
was ordered.
Sophia Wagonsrodteta al. VS.. Marga-
RET Crowel, ct al PARTITION ordered.
Thos. j. Noe VS.. Brown e. al. In
partition. Sale confirmed and deed
orde ed.
Caroline Wright VS.. Charles Rooms.
Guardian appointed for defendant.
Marsh VS.. Foos, Admir-. ct al. Leave
given defendant to file amended ans
wCr.
Frank NcWhinnei VS.. VIM. Berry,
ct al. On mortgage. Amount found
due $4,000. Premises ordered to
be sold.
Ida Harp VS.. Fred Frazee ct al
Judgment Sl68,00 and costs.
McNutt & Hawkins VS. Albert Sc
others. Judgment $1,000 Sc costs.
Archibald Berry VS. VIM. McCreary.
James L. Chambers appointed referee
to hear testimony and state account.
a. DUNLAP, ct al. Trustees VS.. Sa-
rah Thompson, ct al. Sale Of Church
property confirmed and deed ordered.
Mary A. Colo VS. Elisha Christman,
al. This case was tried to Judge
AIeckcr who has Sent i'll his decision
OF the caee. lie finds the issues in
favor Of plaintiff aud against Elisha
defendant; amount found
due plaintiff $693, 90, which is made a
on real estate described in
petition. Notice of appeal given /;
bond fixed at 500.
Caleb Shera, Admir-. VS.. Mary Nc
Neal, ct al. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State vs.. Jacob Shearer. Nolle
Proscqui entered
State VS.. JAS. Hoover selling liquor.
No!le ProseGui entered. States VS. de
10 do do.
State VS.. W,song. Permitting mi
aors to loaf in Billiard room. Nolie
Proscqui entered.
The following cases we're continued.
State vs. Holm Ter. Grand larceny.
State W. Frank Walters; Assault
&c. Same VS.. samc carrying con-
:caled weapons. Same VS.. same; ia
horse from stable. Same VS..
same; Grand Larceny.
State Us. Jas. Bowman, Grand Lar
ccuy.
State vs. Hiram Prince; Stabbing
with inteut to kill.
Stare VS.. Il. L. Wick. Shooting with
TO kill.
The following cases were disposed
Of on pleas of Guilty entered by de-
rundants.
State VS.. Cllas. Weiland; Assault
md Battery with intent to kill. Plea
Of guilty to assault and battery; fined
$50 and costs.
State VS.. Eliza Stephens, Assault 81
Battery. Fined So and costs.
State VS.. John Brown, 3 indictments
for Petit Larceny. Aggregate pun
ishment 80 days in County Jail at
labor and restitution to oWners
proproperty amounting to $500,
md costs of suit.
State VS.. David Boner; Assault 81
Battery; fined SIS and costs.
State VS.. Jacob Bender, 2 Indict-
for selling liquor. Aggregate
fine $40 and costs.
State VS.. VIM. A. Allen carrying
weapons. Fine $40 & costs
State VS.. Jno. Wysong, permitting
minors to play Billiards; fine b20 and
costs.
State VS.. Same, selling liquor, fine
S5 and costs.
State VS.. Jas. Hoover, selling liquor
Fine S. and costs.
State vs.. Henry Knauber, selling
Fine $40 and costs.
The following cases were tried to
the Jury and verdicts of Guilty ell
State vs.. VIM. s. Mary Christman :
Assault and Battery. Fine So each
and costs.
State vs.. Henry Fisher, assault and
battery. Fine S. and costs.
State VS.. VIM. Wysong, Assault.
In this case the Court set aside the
verdict and granted Il new trial Con-
tinued.
State VS.. j. II. Williams. Taking
horse; fine $50 and costs.
Verdicts of acXuittal were rendered
in State VS.. James Hoover, selling
liquor.
State VS.. Sarah Wysong. Assault.
The following Peace warrant cases
were dismissed at costs of prosecuting
witnesses: ..
State VS.. Henry Fisher.
State VS.. jacob Fisher.
The minutes of the Court will re-
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