The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-16
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case dismissed. 80 : = 2GE. AE
John Boyar VS.. George Brague ct al.
Civil action; dismissed, the case having
been settled.
H N Hendershot vs.. John Philips.
Appeal; plaintiff has leave TO file Pc
tition instanter. asirlnl Of ht7sq-tg y
The Farmers Insurance Company VS.
John b briggs ct al. Civil action;
heard on demurrer, which was overruled /;
the case was further heard on motion
to strike the petition from the files and
the motion was sustained. Plaintiff has
leave to file petition in thirty days after
term
Wms Claus VS. David Hauck set al
Civil action on motions Elizabeth Egg
ger, Caroline Eoudenbery, NJ. Hoeff1er
and Peter Diehlr were made party de.
PENDANTS with leave to answer instant.
er.
W. D: Lowery VS. j. Fl. Mckee ct al.
Civil action; OH motion, John W. Doh-
erty and Joseph Hodge were made joint
defendants with leave to answer instan-
ter.
M. Eisenberg vs. Mary Leuttke let al
Confession; Judgment by confession for
SlS3 TO- ~ '-'' '''
WEDNESDAY, 10TH INST WIN. E
Sloan ct TX. VS., Andrew Hartman ct al
Civil action ;. cause continued at costs
of plaintiff.
Joshua Ady VS.. Watson & Wiley
Appeal after the evidence of plaintiff
was submitted, the defendants, by coun.
sci, moved the Court for q non-suit.-
On consideration the Court ordered that
said plaintiff do become non-suited
RiC. Miles Executorv vs. ". IS. Ste
phens ct al. Civil action; settled and
dismissed.
John Tony vs. Babary Tony. Di.
vorce; the plaintiff, by his attorney, dis.
missed said case at his own costs +
g. H. Davenport vs. Andrew. Snyder.
Civil action; dismissed by plaintiff IL
George Ketterer vs.. JAS. X Drum ct
al. Confession. The defendants con.
fessed judgment for 1886 Ga and costs.
F:Davis q Go. vs. Cs Dressed ct al.
Civil action; the order of reference in
this cause is stricken out, and lthe cause
dismissed at the costs of the, creditors
herein 80 - = $50 = @iS'
Ella Richeson ct al. vs.. John Gilmore
ct al. Civil action. plaintiff has leave
to file reply; ins,anter. yfsT .d4
Samuel Landis vs. Nancy, Landis,
Administrative. Civil action; demurrer
of defendants sustained; plaintiff has
leave to amend his petition in 80 days.
RTW, Owings Adm II ys. Vim. Brown
field Adm'r. Appeal same entry as in
case above. a.,tS,s., - -. -.
Sarah A. Rueker Va. Benjamin. Dan
ford, Admir-. Arbitration ; proceedings
confirmed Benz Danford, Admir- OF
VIM. @. Porter, deceased, is ordered to
pay Sarah A. Rucker 1896 and costs.
THURSDAY, l lTH! INsTe+-Ohio VS.. f. C.
McHugh.a Indictment for Perjury; de-
fendant filed demurrer to Indictment.
Monroe Co. Bank VS.. A. c. Miller ct
al. Civil action; on motion the Monroe
Bank was madeea party Defendant. "a
H. C. Thompson'vs.. Margaret Nesbit
et al: Partition; Judgment, in favor Of
plaintiff against Margaret and Mary
Nesbit for S25 and costs. 81 r-sa1.ers ..g Z, :
Ohio VS.. Jacob Snider Indictment
for selling liquors. DC; defendant re-
qnired to give bond in, the sum of ,SIOO
to appear on the first day of next term,
YOhio vs.. Louis dNeuhaEt! Same of
Tense, and same entry as in above case.
Margaret 0ougherty ee all VS. Mary
| Dougherty ct al. Partition; the return
Of the, Sheriff and report, Of the Com;
missioners approved, Deed, ordered tc
Margaret Dongherty. fs. - s,szs.,ri 80
| Josiah Wilson VS.. John Henderson
ct aaLi Civil action II Demurrer of de-
fendantsisdstained leave to plaintiff te
amend petition in 80 days. asSssl
Josiah Wilson Vs. August Meyer
Appeal; leave to plaintiff to amend his
bill of particulars, also to file an amend
ed petition in 30 days. &; asa aitsEo.
S,.B Fish ct al VS.. Jas. Walton Sr
A --a.
ClHI actlon.o floa DISMISSED Ilsn at costs o
pialnt'ns' .
+ onlo VS.. Isaac Wllilamson' Rule 10
/ contempt rule dismissed at costs OF de
ienoants IN case OF JOS. b. Cline VS.
i Rachel Cline ct all y TJgTqlF NIT
Jos. Wehr VS.. A. =. Loveall Appeal
teaye TO pIantiH 70 lnle his petition, y
81 Gays atter term.
James walton AZ, vs. jonn Ischap
pat Clvll action; demurrer OF defend
ant sustained ;aileaye Ito plaintiff te
anena petitionia 50 days alter term 1
A. " Miller ct asvs9 JOS 'AiyresI 9
al. David Allen ct al. vs.: John Beye
et a! George adams Executor ysfi Fl lon OH
beyer ct a. CIVIL actions; contlnne'
under former orders OF reference laoi
I 5FRIpAY. 18TH INsr.-G Friedel vs.
George Suppes ct al Civil action
heard on motion of defendants to amen
tded petition: oyerruIed: leayesto de
PENDANTS to file motion instanter. sH12 Z:
+ Henry Brown VS., The Incornorate iu
,yillaoe of Beallsvil,e. Anpeal: sam
tentry as N case above. 5aF '.am 9-'l
s1s Peter Dorr VS. Edward T,enttke Of 81
Civil action heard on motion of plain