Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-11-25
Court Report.

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defendant suggested and cause con-
tinued.
William Beck, Jr., VS.. Joseph
Fletcher and others. Defendants or
dered to make deed to plaintiff OF
fifty-six and six tenths acres of land /;
the adult defendants within ten days,
and the minor defendants when they
become of age. Each party to pay
his own costs. Notice of appeal by
defendant; bond $IO0.
Almira Canterbury VS.. Franklin
P. Lewis. Bastardy. Defendant
filed motion to dismiss this action
motion overruled. Defendant pleads
not guilty. Jury found him guilty,
and court sentenced him to pay $3.50.
Hiram Maxon's executrix VS..
Frank A. Guthrie and others.
Plaintiff dismissed her action; costs
paid; leave to withdraw pleadings.
State of Ohio VS.. Henry Bundy,
John Hudson and S. L. Gilman.
Burglary and Grand Larceny. De-
fendant Gilman arraigned; plead
not guilty.
+, F. A. Guthrie VS.. Henry G. and
William johnson. Court found that
there is due the defendants from the
plaintiff$23.2S. The $50 in hands of
Sheriff be applied to payment of
costs and judgment.
Delilah Fulks VS.. James Barry.
Appeal. Court found that defend
ant did detain the personal property,
and assessed the damages at S..
J. E. Pitrat VS.. d. C. Ridenour,
John Morton and wife. Judgment
for plaintiff for $131.SO.
Nancy L. Larrimer VS.. Chambers
Bros. and Sarah Chambers. Judg-
ment by default for $205.
John A. Carter and others VS.. An
drew A. Bostick. Judgment by de-
fault for plaintiffs for $l06.10.
Thomas r. Morton VS.. Charles
Leonard and Levi G. Jones. Judg-
ment by default for $995.65.
Ephraim Patterson's assignee VS..
Charles S. McCallister and J. w.
Boggs. Court found that Isaac Fry
has lien upon part of the real es-
tate last in the petition described;
that said lien is prior to the mort
gage of the plaintiff assignor. Real
estate ordered to be sold; certain
priorities of lien to be settled hereaf-
ter.
Louisa Denny VS.. George NJ. Sax
ton. Bastardy. Jury found defend
ant guilty. Taken up on excep-
tions.
Alice Shato VS.. Andrew Westfall.
Bastardy. Plaintiff dismissed her
action.
Lucy McClosky vs.. Mary and
James Thomasson. Continued at de-
fendant's instance and costs, on ac-
count Of the absence of Susan
Wade a material witness.
Evan Phillips VS.. David T. Jen-
kins and Thos. McHenry. Petition
in error. Settled by parties; costs
paid.
Reuben Allen was granted ferry
license at Point Pleasant, and Sam
uel Welker tavern license. at Vim
ton.
Robert CASTOR VS.. Joseph Crump.
Replevin. Dismissed at plaintiff s
cost.
Martha Ann Heavener and George
Heavener VS.. Samuel Tiery, Patrick
Paul and Aaron McCabe. Court
found that there is due to Martha
Ann Heavener on the decree men
toned in the petition from Samuel
Tiery 1924. Also that defendants
have $500 in their hands of unpaid
purchase money. Paul and McCabe
ordered to pay out of this $224eto
Martha Ann. Notice of appeal;
bond, $3.50.
J. j. Cadot & Bro. VS.. Edgar A.
Ward. Judgment for plaintiffs for
$3Os.64.
C. d. Wall VS.. VIM. Sumner & Go.
Plaintiff dismissed his action.
A. Fl. Brown VS.. Stephen Davis
and others. Settled and costs paid.
Baum & Mcclure VS.. Reifsnyder
& Yost. Plaintiffs dismissed their
action.
George w. Brown and others VS..
Jacob Coughenour and others.
Judgment for defendants for cost
State VS.. Nancy Collins. Cutting
with intent to kill. Jury six for con-
viction and six for acquittal, and
were discharged.
NJ. c. Nichols VS.. Joseph S. Eak-
ins. Judgment for plaintiff for $2S1.-
4S.
Peter Jackson VS.. G. W. Isa-
minger and ]. F. Robinson. Judg-
ment by default for plaintiff for
$959.5S.
Geo. w. and Wesley Martindill
VS.. Isaac Crum and others. Court