Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-02-18
Court Report.
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jackson, and on Monday morning
Judge CARTWRIGHT went on the
bench. The following business has
been transacted since our report of
last week:
Jacob Wise and wife VS.. John Wise,
William Wise and others. Partition.
The sale made of the premises to Me-
linda Wise set aside, because she
failed to pay for them.
Mary Griffis VS.. Margaret Roberts
and Peter j. L. Roberts. This was q
slander suit from Porter. The plain
tiff dismissed her action.
David Smith and Caroline Smith
VS.. Maria Atkinson and others. Par
tition ordered; Commissioners, M.
r. Mathews. NJ. R. Gee and G. B.
Norman. who returned an appraise-
ment of the land; same ordered to be
sold.
Edward Deletombe VS.. John P.
Woodson, C. W. Gee and others.
Judgment by default for ST., 400.
F. A. Guthrie VS.. Henry C. and
William johnson. Sheriff appoint
ed special master and ordered to sell
the thrashing machine and report
next term.
Armenia Harrison VS.. Reuben Thew
enin. Bastardy. Case dismissed on
motion.
C. d. Fillmore VS.. William Price.
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Halliday and Miles VS.. David How
ard and others. Judgment by de-
fault for $5lO so in favor of HI. d
NJ; one in favor of James Howard
for $941; land ordered to be sold.
George Hamilton VS.. James Brown
and others. Partition ordered; Hugh
Plymale, Alfred Kinder and Joseph
j. Blazer, Commissioners.
William Griffith, Jr., VS.. The CALI
polls, McA. & C. R. r. Co. Jury
trial. Suit brought for services; YER
dict for plaintiff upon second count
of the petition for $5S; notice of mo-
tion for new trial.
The Gallipolis, McA., & c. r. r.
Co. VS.. John B. Clendinen. Settled
at costs of defendant; no record.
State of Ohio VS.. Jas. w. Erwin.
Murder. Continued until next term.
Bond $4,000, with Robert Gordon
and ]. F. Robinson, sureties.
The Gallipolis, McA. d C. R. r.
Co. VS.. Benjamin Martin. Judgment
for plaintiff by default for $3.50 10
with costs.
Melissa Miller VS.. Israel HI. Ander-
son. Settled as plaintiff s cost; no
record.
Lewis A. Newsom vs.. Joseph Lin
die and others. Luther NJ. Beman
made a defendant. Court found that
the note held by Junius L. Newsom
is owned by Beman; that there is
due plaintiff from Indie 81 ,449 co.
that there is due Beman l,254; that
there is due Roman Menager ST.
326 so, less a credit of $275; that
there is due the Gallia Academy
1926 35; that Junius L. Newsom
holds the naked legal title to two
thirds of the real estate, and that
Rosina LeClercq, Margaret Newsom,
Armenia Lindle and Elizabeth NJ.
Newsom have no interest in the real
estate. Lot 4S, with mill and ma
chinery ordered to be sold to satisfy
these judgments.
Frances A. Heisner VS.. John C.
Graham and Carrie E. Graham.
Plaintiff dismissed her action with
out prejudice; costs paid.
Ann Sheriff VS.. George w. Sher-
ritt and others. Dover ordered to
be set off by Charles G. Wood, VIM.
H. Eagle and Evan L. Evans, who
are to report forthwith.
John Rothgeb's executor VS.. John
T. Hern. Judgment by default for
$1,407 II, the same being purchase
money. Court found that plaintiff
I .(Samuel Rothgeb) made a contract
of sale of the premises to the defen-
dant, and that he rendered defendant
a deed. Premises ordered to be sold
in ten days, unless said sum is paid.
Caswell Martin VS.. Joseph John
son and others. Judgment on plain
tiff's mechanics lien for $l34 IL, and
found to be a second lien upon the
premises. Court found that there is
due and owing the Gallipolis B. d L.
Association $685. 20.
Charles T. McCrea VS.. Chambers
Bros. and Sarah Chambers. Judg-
ment by default for 1892 TO-
Isabella B. Stewart VS.. Richard
Langley and others. Court found
that there is due the plaintiff from
Sarah B. Langley and Richard Lang
ley, $2,14S O4; that there is due
David Y. Smithers $15S 73; that
there is due John Dages s.; that
Reuben Bray has judgment for
$25l SS. Real estate ordered to be
sold.