Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-04-27
DISTRICT COURT REPORT.
Judges MARSH, FRAZIER, MILLER and
CHAMBERs-Clerk MITCHELL and
Sheriff COCHRAN, present.

Robt H ONeil VS.. Jno B Shanafelt.
Appeal; leave given defendant to file
reply Installer and cause confined at
costs of defendant.
George w Hoge ct. al. vs.. Henrieka
Tritt ct. al. Appeal; judgment for
plaintiff for the amount due on their
mortgage at date of tender. Insurance
moneys to 60 to defendant; plaintiff to
pay all costs in appeal; defendant to
pay residue of costs.
VIM Chambers VS.. Commissioners OF
Belmont county. Mandamus; per-
emptory writ allowed. Auditor order
ed to make special levy on adjacent
land holders on ST. Clairsville & War.
mock road, and Barnesville & SOmer-
ton road for the amounts uncOllected
and authorized by law, providing for
the building of Free Turnpikes, and
that the balance required to pay out
standing bonds be paid out of the gen.
eral county fund.
Emma Capstack VS.. John w Ste
phens. Appeal; settled and costs paid
Andrew J James and wife V. Jos p
Matchett ct sl. Error; petition in er-
ror dismissed at cost. af plaintiff in er-
rOr.
Menander Mott vs.. Hannah l.
Barnes ct al. Appeal; dismissed with
costs.
Chas Kugler vs.. John Ellis ct al.
Appeal; finding for plaintiff and a per-
petual injunction allowed restraining
the defendant from further proceedings
to enforce the alleged judgment, and
that plaintiff recover the costs herein.
Allen G Miller VS.. John w KennOn.
Error; judgment affirmed so far as re-
fuSal to discharge attachment. Judg-
ment reversed on account of no suffi-
cient notice; each party to pay one
half costs 10 error, and cause remand.
ed to Commoa Pleas for further pro-
ceedingS.
Alexander d Stanton VS.. Lycoming
Fire Insurance Co. Error; no error
found. Judgment of Common Pleas
affirmed, with costs.
B. & o. Railroad Co. VS.. Thos Whit
aker. Error; judgment OF Court below
affirmed with costs and penalty, and
cause remanded for execution.
Sarah l. Cook ct al. vs.. Emily X
Jones ct al. Action to Set aside
will of A Kennard, decd. Jury sworn
verdict that the paper, writing, &C.,
is the valid will, &C., of A. kennard,
decd.
B. Il o. Railroad Co. VS.. VIM. Will
kinson. Error. Judgment of Court
below affirmed with costs.
Peter Irwin VS.. VIM r Harris. En-
ror;. no error in Record. Judgment of
Common Pleas affirmed with costs.
Lavina Caldwell ct al, VS.. Ebenezer
Taylor ct al. Appeal; finding-that
fha6 Is II I., nN,,, Il
wife, to Jesse Taylor, jr, and to Ebe-
nezer Taylor, dated January %, 1861,
were not made as advancements to said
Jesse and Ebenezer. Distribution Or
dered accordingly.
Nail City Brewing Co. VS.. Valentine
Lust. Error; finding-1o error in
Record; judgment of Common Pleas
affirmed.
Thos u Laws ct al. vs.. Mary A Craw-
ford ct al. Appeal; continued.
Moorehead & Brooks VS.. George
Criswell. Appeal. Decree-South /
lot Bellaire, subject TO pay creditors,
and then A G Powers responsible be-
yond this, if necessary, to extent of
$4,000.
Emma Huff VS.. Gao Horner. Appeal
Decree, that George Horner convey
the legal title to the property purcha-
sed from Yaus in ten days. That Geo.
HOrner pay plaintiff claim, and in
default so much of lands purchased
from Lee be- sold as is necessary to pay
said claim and costs.
John G Ables vs.. Stephen Kennedy.
Appeal-IDjunction made perpetual.
Judgment against defendant for costs.
Harriet A Fowler vs. Thos Barre
ct al. Settled-judgment against
plaintiffs and all defendants, except
Margaret Barre and husband.
State of Ohio ex. rel. John Wisener
ct al. vs.. Commissioners of Belmont
county ct. al. Mandamus-Perempto-
ry writ allowed, directing Auditor and
Com nissiOners to assess and levy &C.
cording to law sufficient funds to pay
bonds Outstar ding.
Elizabeth Adams vs.. John Adams
& Co. Error-Judgment of C0urt OF
Common Pleas affirmed, and cause re.
manded for execution.
G. & p. Railroad Co. vs.. Isaac Id
dings-Judgment of Court below re-
versed. Demurrer to petition sustain
ed. Judgment that the Court should
have set aside verdict and granted a
new trial, for reason that testimony
did not justify the verdict. Excepted
to; remanded to Common Pleas.