The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-07-13
Proceedings OF the Court OF Com
MDn Pleas.

o"'g - ". -" EidiHiiCiui vs. JOnD
Michel ct al Civil action; Judgment
in favor of plaintiff for SIP 95 and
order for sale Of real estate.
Jacob Baumbarger vs. VIM. Duerr et
,al. Civil action; Judgment in favor of
plainrlfr for 1922 81 and order for sale
Of real estate
st. Clair Smyth Ex'r VS. John Smyth
Confession judgment by confession for
S6S3 80 and costs.
july 3-P. Dorr VS. John Riesheck et
al. Civil action: judgment in favor of
plaintiff for s1,729 46 and costs
Monroe County Bank VS. A. c. Miller
ct al Confirmation of sale; sale of real
estate confirmed and Deed ordered.
B, f. Oblinger VS. George Keller
Civil action; judgment in favor Of plain
tiff for 3406 Al and COSTS.
t. S. Thomas VS. S. Thompson ct ux.,
Civil action; judgment for plaintiff for
$2,6Sl II, and order to sell real estate
P. E Mellott eft al, VS. jacob Beam ct
al. Civil action: Judgment for $3.50 05,
and order for sale of property.
z. Dorr VS. John Smyth. Civil ac-
ton; juds smeRt by confession for S1Sl
81.
f. Ul!man IL Co VS. John P. Martin
ct al Civil aci;en: judgment in favor
of plaintiffs fsSsl0l 25, and order for
sale Of property
Jacob Hauck vs. David Hauck ct al
Civil action; judgment in favor Of plain
tiff for $3.50 0S, and order for sale of
property.
S. l.. Mooney VS. Jane Turner ct al
Civil action; Judgment in favor of plain
tiff for Sl49 81, and order for sale of
mortgaged premises
A Mann ct al VS. James Bcver ct al
Sale of real estate confirmed and Deed
ordered.
July 5.-The Monroe County Bank
vs. Ezra Coen Civil action; sale of real
estate confirmed and Deed ordered.
W. H. Byres VS. Gideon Osborn ct al.
Civil action; demurrer of defendants to
plaintiffs petition overruled; exceptions
taken by defendants counsel.
The State of Ohio VS. Thomas Piatt
ct al and Trustees Of Washington
township, VS. same, both cases ceAtinued
under former order, and answer of Gar
nishee.
G, Freidel vs. George Suppes ct al i
Civil action; heard ON motion of defen-
dants to amended petition motion sus-
tanned, leave to plaintiff to amend and
cause continued.
George Adams Ex'r VS. John Bever
ct al Civil action; heard on motion
of John Bever to vacate and modify
the decree of May term 1874 the Court
finds that said decree was entered by
mistake and is irregular; it is therefore,
ordered that the same is hereby reform
ed as prayed for in said motion; defen-
dant Rever has leave to file an addition,
al answer and cross petition to the ans
wer of Mann, Foreaker and Booth here
in, in ten days. Referred to Judge j
R. Morris to report to the next term OF
said Cou,t, ordered further that the
Sheriff pay William Beardmore $4,000
ou. of the moneys in his hands, and
cause continued.
John Bever vs William B,ardmore -
Civil action heard on demurrer of de.
fendant to plaintiffs petition; ovcrruled
defendant, by counsel, excepts. And
thereupon the cause was heard upon the
petition of said Bever and testimony
the Court found that the allegations in
said petition we're true as stated; or.
dered, for the reasons set forth in said
petition, that said judgment rendered at
the February term 1875, be and the
same is hereby vacated and set aside
with costs, and that the, same be again
set FOR trial; defendant, by counsel, ex
eepts to order vacating judgment; on
motion, Bever has leave to answer in
80 days, to which order the said defen
dant, by counsel, excepts.
j. E. Hannon vs. II. K Winland.-
Civil action; bill Of exceptions allowed
and signed.
Griffith & Wedge VS. Isaac Richner et
al. Civil action; demurrer of plaintiffs
to answer of Isaac RichEer sustained
Judgment in favor Of plaintiffs for 1928
q and order for sale of property; Mary
Jane Richner was made party defen
dant with leave to answer in 80 pays.
c. Meyer ct al vs. Mary A. Luettke et
al. Civil action; heard On demurrer o
defendant; overruied; defendant, BY
counsel, excepts; leave to defendant tt
answer in 40 days. NJ. Eisenburg was
made party defendant with leave tt
answer in 40 days
S. Ward VS. j. Goodhue ct al Civi
action; leave to plaintiff to amend his
petition in 40 days and cause continued
/ H. Benninghaus & Co. VS. A. C. Mile
ct al Civil action; leave to defendant
to answer in 40 days and cause contin
ued
Jacob Schneider VS. Ohio, for use DC
Error; heard on the petition in error
Judgment of Mayor of Woodsfeld re
versed with costs.
A. Stephens vs. Wm Duke ct al. Civi
action: Judgment in favor of plaintiff
for SS7S and order for sale Of property
!, From the Marietta (O) Times, Sth inst
Thomas Richardson, lad l5 year
, old, son of Dr.. S NJ. Richardson, o
: Matamoras, this county, died quite sud
denly on Thursday last, July lst. 1t i
thought his death was caused by an in
jury he received the Saturday before b
, died, by falling across skiff willis
bathing in the river, although he did NJ
/, complain Of or make known the injur
until shortly before he died.
Mr.. Ben Hanna, a man about 60 year
of age, while working in harvest fiel
for Mr.. Greenwood, at Newport, la>
| Friday was stricken down with paraly
: sis, from the effects of which he died o
Saturday. He was welk known abot
+ the Court House, in this city, havin
/; been employed for about a year and
r half as jailor by Sheriff Davenport.
Y \ On Tuesday, while coming to Marie
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