The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-10-28
Proceedings IL the Court Of Conn
Gslan Pleas at The October Term,

mon Pleas at the October Term,
1873.
Court convened Tuesday, October 81,
1878 Hon R E. CHAMBGEs, Judge
Nancy Hanev vs.. Evan Haney III,
vorce and alimony: Decree for defend
ant on his answer and cross petition.
granting divorce and giving him the
custody of the minor children. plaintiff
allowed $500 alimony.
VIM H Hutchinson Il Co vs James
Mellolt. Appeal; cause continued at
costs of plaintiffs.
II. L Mitchel Va c. r Holiday ct
al. Civil action Judgment, on submis
sion to the Court, in favor of plaintiff
and against L Twinem, Guardian, for
S305 81 and costs
John S Schnfeld vs. John S;alder Ell
al Appeal: John Walter, Admir- of
Nicholas S;ader, decd, made a party
defendant, aud cause continued.
Marcus Highman VS. G. H Davenport
ct al Civil action; Judgment in favor
of James Buchanan against G. II. Dav
enprrt for 1929 80 and casts, an judg
ment against WIN Long in favor Of G.
H Davenport for like amount
Simpson & Wilson VS. " p Gorhy ct
al Civil action; petition of plaintiff
dismissed with costs, and a decree fore
closing mortgages of Webster and
Thornberry, and au order for tue sale Of
ynortuauad nrpmisea
Zacbariah Cochran, As'gn VS., Jesse NJ.
Ward ct al, Revivor; judgment against
defendants for costs
John Alexander vs.. Harvey T. Ander
son ct al Civil action; heard on mo-
,ions to the ansvirs of defendants Good
hue and Atkinson; motions overruled
and leave given plaintiff to reply.
VIM Wedlle ct al vs. G w. Barnes
Appeal; plaintiff took leave to amend
his Till of particulars in 20 days, and
cause continued
John Mcmahon vs.. E. Mills ct al l.
Civil action; plaintiff took leave to
amend his petition in 80 days-J. N
GeniiI. Ex'r of t H. Genin, deceased,
made party defendant with leave to an
swer
John Fisher VS. John Fleming ct al
Civil action; decree for plaintiff, and an
order for the release of mortgage
Josiah Wilson VS. Charles Bushey.-
Appeal leave given plaintiff to amend
his bill Of particulars in 20 days, and
canse continued
George Bracev vs.. N E Henthorn ct
al. Civil ac ion; decree in favor Of
defendant for S29S Is and costs, aud an
order for the sale Of mortgaged premi
seS
Geo. Coss vs. Richard Williams ct al
Civil action; judgment by default against
defendants for S259 and costs, and an
order Tor the sale of morlgaeed premi.
ses -r....
-. Mitchell T Atkinson VS.. Y S. Ste
vens civil action; jury waived and
cause submitted to the Court; decree in
favor Of plaintiff, and judgment against
defendant for nominal damages and
costs; notice OF demand for second
trial; bond fixed at 5000
William Orn VS.. James G. McGlughy
ct ux Civil action; Judgment against
defendant and decree for sale of mort
gagged premises.
John Brarimore vs.. job Sackhouse
ct ux Civil action; motion for contin
uance overruled; Judgment against de
PENDANTS and decree for sale Of mortgap
ed premises.
F. Oblinger VS. j. Bnfkhart ct al
Civil action, julgnent,hy default agains,
defendant for S54l 90 and costs.
OHIO VS. S w Walker, alias S W
Hagerman Indictment for Nurse steal
iny recngnizance of defendant forfeited
Mary Norman VS. August Meyer
Appeal plaintiff ordered to give add
tional appeal bond in 20 days, and caast
continued
John U Bruhv vs.. Martin Troy
Civil action; SANDER; continued at cost,
OF defendant
Joshua Ady VS. Watson d. Wiley =
Appeal; leave given plaintiff to amend
his bill of particulars, and leave to file
petition in 80 DAYS. and continued.
L W. Grimes VS. G II Davenport. -
Civil action jlrv waivel and cause sub
mttei to the Court; damages ASSESSED
against the defendant to the sum Of S22!
so jld dgment fol that amount aud costs
Isaac Mnbley vs. Sisan Mobley ct al.
Civil action; heard on demurrer to peti
lion; demurrer sustained.and leave eiver
plaintiff to amend his petition in 20 day:
AMI cause continued
Geo Ii Davenport VS.. II. r. West
Admir-. Civil action; by agreemens OF
parties. cause referred to David Okey Il
take testimony and stale an account ant
report al next term. au.g.
VIM Huff vs. Philip Vierheller ALA
George Vie heller Replevin ;dismisse,
at costs OF defendant
Ohio vs. H. r Selig Indictment fol
grand larceny; rccngnizance forfeited
motion to strike out forfeiture, and con
| linuca.
Ohio VS. Samuel W. Hagerman; peti
larceny; recngnizance forfeited.
Ohio vs. Merriman Gray. Indicmen
for assault and battery ;defendan, recoe
niz d to next term in sum Of 500, and
cause continued
Oaio VS. Nancy Adams. Indictmen
for shooting with intent to kill defend
ant entereG into reco:nizance in the sun
of $500 for her appearance at next tern
aud cause continued.