Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1875-02-04
COURT REPORT.
JUDGE CHAMBERS, Clerk MITCHELL
Sheriff COCHRAN, present.

Sheriff COCHRAN, present.
Samuel Williams vs. John Myers.
Continued at costs of plaintiff.
G NJ Jones, agent, vs. Eli Secrist.
Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
| GIN Jones, agent, VS.. Rachel Wells.
Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Nancy Green VS.. Thos Green; dis
missed without prejudice to new ac-
ton, at costs of defendant.
Highleyman & Son vs.. Smallwood &
Winning; continued at costs of plaintiff.
VIM A Jackson VS.. Geo E Detwiler;
by agreement of parties judgment was
entered against defendant for $40 and
costs.
Alex Hood VS.. Mary Hopt; report of
Commissioners and proceedings of
Sheriff approved.
State of Ohio VS.. Isaac A. Everly.
Indicted for furnishing liquor to per-
son in the habit of getting drunk. De-
fendant being in open Court, entered
into recOgnizance in the sum of $500
for his appearance at the present term
OF Court, from day to day.
Emma Huff VS.. Emma Horner;heard
on motion of defendant to compel
plaintiff to make petition more def
Mite; motion OveIruled, to which de-
fendant's counsel excepts.
S HOrkheimer d Co. vs.. VIM Clark
ct. al. Action to set aside deeds to FL
len Clark, ami hold the real estate in
her name subject to the payment of
debts of VIM Clark, her husband. Or
dered that deeds he set aside, and in
default of payment, that Master Com
missioner sell property and apply pro-
ceeds to costs OF suit, and the payment
of debts to plaintiff.
VIM Tolliver VS.. Isabella Tolliver.
Cause dismissed without prejudice to a
new action, at costs of plaintiff.
VIM Glover vs. Jonas Perkins ct al.
Heard on motion to correct error in
docket. Found that the sum of 1854. 80
with interest, was enormously inclu-
ded-in sum appearing to be adjudged
against NJ J w Glover, admir-. Docket
ordered corrected. @
Ohio VS.. Geo w Gordon; Bastardy.
Dismissed without prejudice to a new
action, at costs of plaintiff, and defen-
dant is discharged from his recogni-
Zance.
Allen B Thomas VS.. Michael Wal
lace. Tried to Court; issues found in
favor of defendant, and that he is own
er of, and entitled to possession of the
real estate described in petition; order
ed that he recover of plaintiff costs by
him expended. ...
VIM Sutton VS.. Hanson E Adams.
Damages for malicious prosecution
Tried to jury; verdict in favor Of de-
fendant for $500.
Levi Snipman and E G McCarty VS.. |
Chas ROwlen ct al. Judgment in favor
of plaintiff for $46S.95.
Jos May VS.. b. l. O. Railroad. Tried
to Court; judgment in favor OF plaintiff |
for $1l7.5O.
Vim Il Reeder VS.. Enos L Reeder.
sale of Sheriff approved, and
deed ordered.
VIM Greenlee VS.. Catharine Morgan
1T al. Proceedings of Sheriff approved
and deed ordered.
Washington Adams VS.. T It Hanlon
et al. Entries found in favor of plain
.iff; defendant enjoined perpetually
rom proceedings subjecting earnings Of
B. d D. Railroad Co. to attachment.
ind said plaintiff to recover of said I
Railroad Co. amount of earnings found
lue at commencement of action.
Geo w Ramsey VS.. Richard l. Cum
Ird. Tried tojury; verdict in favor of
S22I.71. ,,
In the cases of the State of Ohio VS.. G
lanes Lawless, indicted for Murder
n the Second Degree
Ohio vs.. Jos Dunbar, Thos Meek, l,
'hos Edwards, indicted for Grand :
4arceny,' the prisoners were brought q
nto Court, and arraigned, and entered t
,leaS of Not plsilty'
Ohio VS.. Jas Norman; indicted for
Perjury plea of Guilty. Sentenced =
D be confined in the Penitentiary for :,
hree years. -
Ohio VS.. Avery West; indicted for =
iolation of liquor law, two cases. I
'leas of Guilty. Fined $50 in each case, h
nd sentenced to fifteen days in the a
'Ounty Jail in each case. h
Josianna Vogleman VS.. Andrew Ro-
er. Replevin; 20 jury. Verdict in
.vor of plaintiff for one cent, and right