The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-11-10
Court of Common Pleas.

ken some coal, while running entries
from its own bank, which taking was
not intentional, but was caused by a
mistake made by a competent surveyor,
and admits so taking said coal, to the
amount Of $26, which sum, with in
terest, was rendered, in lawful money.
Jury trial. Verdict for plaintiff for
$16.S5.
Thomas Henderson VS.. David Rod
erick. Suit for damage for failure to
perform the stipulations OF contract
for the lease Of certain farming lands.
Tried by the court.
The plaintiff took the witness stand
and testified that he rented about ~
acres of land from defendant, and for
the first year he was to clear up the
land, repair fences, &C., and was to
have the refusal Of the land for the
second year at customary rent. He
bought horse, and made other prep
aration to farm the land, but defend
ant rented the land to other parties.
On cross examination plaintiff said
there was a written contract. Here
the defendant produced the contract,
when defendants counsel asked that
the testimony Of plaintiff beruled out.
Sustained, and plaintiff S counsel asked
leave to amend petition in 30 days.
Leave granted, on payment of costs by
plaintiff.
James K. McClung and Irvine Dun
gan for plaintiff. J. L. Jones and
Moore and Atkinson for defense.
State Of Ohio VS.. George L. Boring.
Contempt. Defendant discharged.
State of Ohio VS.. Robert Burkett.
Contempt. Defendant dicharged.
John A. sd. M. Evans, Ex. VS..
Evan D. J. Evans ct al. Sale con-
firmed and deed ordered.
Susan Plummer VS.. John Lamb et
al. Sale confirmed and deed ordered
Mary Westlake VS.. William }
| Westlake ct al. Petition for assign
ment of dover, issued, returnablt
forthwith. Returned, with dover as.
signed.
| O. S. Miller VS.. The widow anc
heirs Of James T. FAIRIES. This was
a motion to set aside SALE FAIRIES, il
his lifetime, executed mortgage, bu
his wife did not join in the mortgage
After the death Of FAIRIES the mort
gage was forclosed, and the Sheriff ad
vertised the property for sale. Befor'
the sale the widow demanded home
stead, but the Sheriff refused to set i
off. The Court held that the Sher
iff had no right to set off homestead
and the motion to set aside the sal
must be overruled, but the widow ma.
claim dover in the lands. Ambros'
Leach jr., and Laird & Trip fo
} plaintiff, Moore & Atkinson and J. L
J Jones for defendants.
Thomas Delay VS.. Azariah Salter
and others. Salters had decided Ger
tain lands to his wife, and a consider
alton of $45 in money, and lot il
Pattonsville worth $50, and love ant
affection, were set up as considera
ton. The Court held that love ant
affection is a sufficient consideration
for conveyance to wife or a child
where it works no detriment to credi
tors, and in this case the money con
sideration might become important
provided the deed had been made t.
the wife through a trustee; but dec
made directly by the husband the wifi
is void, and the plaintiff could tax
: his Judgment after the execution o
the deed, and treat the deed as abso
lutely void, and have the lands leyie'
upon and sold.
William Fl. Stockman VS.. Mar,
Austin and others. Order for sale o
mortgaged premises. Amount foun
) due $765.03.
J Allen Hegler VS.. Mary Austin ant
others. Sale confirmed and deed or
dered.
Jacob A. Sell VS.. Daniel O. Donnel
, and others. Sale confirmed and dec
ordered.
William r. Hamilton VS.. Nancy O
Gardner and others. Writ of partl
ton issued, returnable forthwith.
James A. Taught and others VS.. VIII
liam c. Taught and others. Writ o
partition issued, returnable forthwith
George W. Coon VS.. Harriet Cool
and others. Order Of partition issued
returnable forthwith.
, James B. Paine, Administrator, VS.
Hezekiah S. Bundy and Mary Austin
{ Admr. Of H. F. Austin, and others
Order for sale of mortgaged premises
and collateral securities. Amour
found due on first cause of actor
81, ,991.6O, and on second cause of &C
tion S1,991.6O, and interest at pei
cent.
Jacob A. Sell VS.. Mary Austin anl
others. Order for sale of mortgaget
premises. Amount found due ST, ,2SS
43.
James M. Russell vs. Enoch J. Rus.
sell and others. Sale confirmed ani
: deed ordered.
Thomas M. Powell, administrator
VS.. John H. Lewis, administrator