The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-02-17

mon Pleas. February Term, ,lS74.
Hon. RoBERr E CHAMBERS on the bench
SATURDAY. Feb 6-Julietta Wells vs.
F. j. Stout. Civil action; Judgment for
plaintiff in the sum of $500 Notice
Of second trial.
Ohio vs.. Eli Henthorn. Indictment
for shooting with intent to kill; recog-
nizance forfeited.
Ohio vs.. Jacob Snider Indictments
for selling intoxicating liquors; four
cases bond in the sum of $500 in each
case for appearance at next term of
Court.
Ohio vs. Louis Neuhart. Three in
dictmeuts for selling Intoxicating lie-
uors; bond in the sum of 5000 in each
case for appearance at next term of
Court.
Ohio VS. John Moore. Indictment
for assault and battery; bond in the
sum of 5000 for appearance at the next
term of Court.
J. NJ. Amos, Executor, VS.. Jacob
Schell ct al Civil action; on motion,
case dismissed.
MONDAY, Feb Ohio VS. David
Carpenter. Indictment for assault with
intent to murder; plea, "not guilty."
trial fixed for 18th inst.
Ohio VS.. N. Gray Assault and bat.
terry; defendant discharged
Ohio VS.. John Newenschwander In.
dictment for selling intoxicating liquors
two bills fine of s. and costs was
imposed in each case
George H. Davenport vs.. H. R. Yves,
Administrator of John S. WAYS estate
Report Of referee confirmed; judgment
in favor of defendant in the sum o
/ $l,070 &c, and costs; notice of second
trial
Ohio VS. Nancy Adams Indictment
for shooting with intent to kill; verdict
I'.not guilty"
Ohio VS. Henry Seabaugh. Ipdict
ments for selling intpxica.ing liquors
four cases fine of $40 and costs Wa,
imposed in each case.
TUESDAY, Feb. Elizabeth Atkin
son VS.. A Mobley ct al. Error; judg
ment of Justice reversed and case re
tanned for trial.
! John O. Bruhy VS.. Martin Troy :
Civil action; defendant allowed to with
draw answer and file demurrer; demur
rer sustained; plaintiff has leave to file
petition in 80 days.
;. John U. Brnhy vs. j. T. Morrill,
Civil action; same entry as case above
II S. P Jones ct ux vs. John X Boott
ct al. Defendant allowed to file adli
tional motion and to file affidavit in sup
port of motion.
}, Monroe Democrat Printing Compan,
VS., Will II Herman Replevin; snit
brought 70 recover possession of offic,
and fixtures and damages in the sum o
, $500. Tried to jury. Verdict: awe
the jury in this case, being duly EN-
panneled, sworn and affirmed, do fnt
for the defendant, that, at the com
f mencement of this suit, the said defen
dant was entitled to the possession onl,
of the goods and chattles described il
the petition, and we assess the damage!
of the defendant in the premises at on,
thousand dollars" Notice of SECOND
trial Plaintiffs ordered to give bono
in the sum of $1,000.
W. j. Carter vs.. Buchanan d Burk
head ct al Civil action; plaintiff ha
leave to amend petition in 80 days afte
term and cause continued.
A. C. Miller vs.. Joseph Myers
Judgment by confession for Sl05 II
and costs.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 11.-John Good
hue VS. Susan johnson ct al Partition
sale confirmed and deed ordered.
F.. Oblipger, Guardian, vs. Jane
Wells ct al Civil action; Judgment il
favor of plaintiff for SLOTS 4S; ant
= that there is due from said Wells to de
fendant Joseph Howiler the sum of 50,
, Oil 80; there is due from said Wells t
defendant Benz Danford the sum o
!. S1.439 40.
S Jackson VS. II. B. Hixenbaugh :.
: Appeal; leave to plaintiff to file pet
!, ton in 80 days aud couse continued.
l A.C Miller vs.. Monroe Democra
Printing Company. Appeal; continue
: at costs of plaintiff.
;. Julitta Wells VS.. James Wells. AL
I mony; adjudged that the petition is tru
| and that tue petitioner is entitled TO til