Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-25

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Wilson Cooper Us Thomas J Gilbert
Appeal. Judgment for plaintiff Q
, $I7 60.
Henderson Colwcll VS. Lucy Ann Col
well. Divorce granted for adultery.
Margaret Gates ct al VS. Dan'i 4
Wigner. Dismissed without prejudic
at plaintiff s cost.
i Clara Hayes vs Chas Wickline. Dis
missed for want Of prosecution.
i John GDamron vs. William Phillips
Judgment for $15s IS, and finding fol
5000; real estate ordered sold.
| Fletcher C Mcdaniel VS. Samuel I
womeldorff ct al. Robert C johnson
substituted for plaintiff.
Charles A Clendinen vs. n p Fenner
ct al. Conveyances set aside as fraudu-
lent against Sl2I7 ID, various judg-
ments; notice of appeal.
Edward Deletombe VS. John ] CABOT.
Judgment for s2O2 %, and real estate
ordered sold.
The First National Bank OF Gallipolis
VS. J j Cadot & Bro. Judgment for
1908 80.
The First National Bank VS. John j
CABOT. Judgment for 1924 60.
Emma Coleman VS. Isaac Hopkins.
This was an action for slauder; both
parties coiored. The plaintiff charged
defendant with speaking words con-
cerning her imputing want of chastity,
and asked $500 damages. The jury
found for the defendant.
VIM Dyer VS. Thos Ii Brandum ct ais.
Suit brought on constable's bond, for
selling certain lumber which plaintiff
claimed exempt; judgment for $64 20.
Polly Tallut VS. The City of Gaiiipolis.
Error. Judgment of the Mayor af-
firmed with costs.
Zachariah Denny vs. John A Morri-
son. Judgment for plaintiff of So AZ.
John N Rothgeb VS. Wesley Rotbgeb
ct al. Court found that Wesley Roth
geb has received the rents and profits
of the farm and that the same for the
period of % years were worth, with
interest, 1882; judgment for the same.
Chauncey NJ Holcomb, Trustee, vs.
w Scott Gardner ct al. Two juGg
ments for plaintiff aggregating s2is 60.
Peter Myers vs. Jeremiah Coats ct ais.
Real estate in partition ordered sold.
Mary Ann Dodrldge VS. Albert o
Evans. Bastardy. Plea guilty; to pay
$3.50.
David r Womeldorff vs Henry Beall.
Appeal. Judgment for plaintiff Of SIG.
State VS. Livingstone Sweeny. Bur-
glary. The defendant was indicted
for burglarizing the house of j. NJ.
Kerr. The testimony showed that he
pulled off his shoes and hat and left
them under the window he raised; that
he ran when Fred Kerr came into the
room, and hid himself in the rear of the
lot. The defense was that Sweeny
was very drunk; that If he intentionally
went in it was to get something to eat
and not to steal. The jury found him
guilty.
State VS. Samuel E Layne. Assault
and battery. Verdict of guilty.
John Dages VS. Samuel T Langley e.
al. Death of Mrs Langley suggestei
and action revived in name of her heirs,
F Clinton and Lizzie Langley.
Abraham Moch VS. Royal Hill ct al.
Judgment for ~s3io.43, and attached
property ordered sold.
Andrew Carman's admir- VS. David
Carman. The plaintiff brought sait on
a note made and delivered to plaintiff g
intestate. Defense was that the plain
tiff's intestate owed him for labor, for
boarding and for wheat and corn.
Court found for plaintiff, except on
wheat and corn, and gave judgment for
$227.6s. Notice of appeal; bond fixed
at $500.
The First Natl Bank of Gallipolis vs.
John J. CABOT & Bro ct al. Judgment
for s3l53.56, and mortgaged premises
ordered sold.
Peter A Sanns VS. Smith Betz ct al.
Decree to sell real estate; liens found.
Margaret E Rathburn ct al VS. Sylves-
ter w Daniel. Partition confirmed,
tenants to hold in severally.
John r Canterbury vs Francis L
Notter ct al. Partition confirmed, deed
ordered made.
State VS. Anthony Swapsey ct al.
Grand Larceny. Nollied.
State vs. Arch Crawford. Assault and
battery. Plead guilty; fined $40.