The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-23

ey of the five children.
Reuben Jones VS.. Mary E. F, Jones. This was a
petition for divorce, charging adultery with one
Flemmon Bryant. The parties all colored, and
the witnesses, with exception were coored. The
pretty clearly made out. Bryant took the wo-
to Columbus, and they gone to parts unknown
Divorce granted.
State of Ohio VS.. Daniel Nunnally. Indictment for
carrying concealed weapons. Plea guilty. 1t ap-
peared that defendant, who is mere boy in appear
ance, had a revolver. Fine s. and costs.
State of Ohio Albert Starkey. Indictment for
stabbing with intent wound Plea of guilty enter
Case passed to hear evidence as to the c1rcum-
stances of the transaction.
+. G. Ringgold VS.. Daniel Baker and George W.
Baker. Judgment by default for ss5S.75.
Parker, Utter & Co. Same Judgment by default
for $155.76.
John L. Ramsey VS.. Robert C. Ralston and others.
Order for sale of mortgaged premises Amount found
due $l70.3i.
Lancelot Campbell VS.. William T. Richardson and
wife. Order for sale Of mortgaged premises Amount
found due $67020.
+. G.. Ringold vs. Daniel Baker and George w. Ba-
ker. Judgment by default for $25s.6e.
Rebecca Beatty VS.. Thomas j. Beatty ct al Dover.
In this case deed had been made with printed
blank, exact copy of the form found In swans
Treatise In this form 1t does not state that the wife
thereby relinquishes her right of dower The ques-
ton raised was that this is material and when omit
ted does not convey the DOVER The Court held that
such formal REIMBURSEMENT of dover is
and the deed was held to be good.
State of Ohio vs. Bonaparte Smith. Indictment for
getting intoxicated. Plea guilty, and fined IS and
costs and ordered to commi itted to Jail until
fine and costs be paid. 3.
The SO Jurors in the case of Ohio vs. Jackson, for
murder in the first degree killing Samuel L. Hull,
have been drawn, as follows:
Cornelius Palmer, Lick;
Thomas E. Jones, Bloomfield;
George Stevenson, Lick;
Jeremiah Ring, Milton;
1T,1;.n, p.t,.rson wasbinpton.
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80 str,nrfo1,ow Madison.
Ians.r Cher,ngton Fr.nkl,n.
- W. M,1lor Scioto.
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w. 80,
D-,sso pto + ,oL
xrr,,,,a,, v..,,an TIbar+r.
Win,om r, ErIenwein. Lick.
Io.enb uort1ev Jackson.
u.,rr urntIev milton.
UiII,.m paris. Hamilton.
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ph.t MoKirniss Iick.
r.Is c, p,sar,ao,a
nn n.ma, Wt,..
D,sI E. Ioe.nson.
- u sh,ars Nraatson.
Patrick Dodv Milton:
r. johnson Washington:
,,r.. lT,Etnn,ss I,ct.
n mi,1Un rI nN.Nn ne ninn1Is I,s,
u. W. bro"h, AioA
hhey Corn, olooHheiu'
austin o@iIess' A.oeiS,
Cornelius Canter, Hamiit0h'
george Fugn' LICE
1r,.,,. ,,.n E,,,,.
Mtllian nsAlsaner sonenens Iararsan
Co.,. Do 4; Iootcor
Tha cr.nS IT, rsnorted on Saturday. The follow
,,,, - tha renort
..1r .,, II,,,,o J.,,es rrfnn Jrdra of the Court
cC- o.. I.,,,., r,a,,.,, oh;o.
.r. -, C. - - ~ ~, g. - ror,on p,e,s q,
ne . =. "Ae 49, S,r =. . T.r Ios, be, Leave Tn
-. -. -. -, - 49,, a., sa,,,on 81, d,ys and
nro.,tI -. +o ,ha Court ,be Indictn,ents nre
-, ~ ta - W. have c.refnuv examined
g.. -, -, ,,o.ta,s &c b,va ,so,t,ma+eIy como tn
go n,,,ca b.ying ex,mined over one hundred and
sorenty-ave witnesses cevering eighty-two cases
nd nresented siItyeigbt bins and ignored thirteen
r = .,doraa h, ue Tba business ba. bean
trans.ctoa ,r .s oxrad,ttors q ,,.nner as nossib,e
"During onr session Ive have listed the County
TT, - - a,,,.o .o,,,.t,or +boroof and
ed tha. tha rn,as nroscrihed hv the Court for the
tbareor and for the government of its inmates
boya hean Carried ont and nronerlv enforced Con-
ened In sad J.i1 we found 10 nersons Confined for
vi,b intent to LUI borse breakinp1 / in;nrinp ami
m.I, corrying conceoIad ve.non and tbree held
ndor raorniz,nca as witnesses before the Court of
ra,,,,o p,.as ond on. ;neone hut b.rm,ess and not
kent in close confnement.
s.Respectfully submitted,
"HENRY BURNsIpEs,
Foreman.
s.Noyember 49, 1ssa.n
State of Ohio VS.. Michael Lynch, Jeremiah Lynch,
Con Lynch, Frank Hudson, John Hickey and John
Perkins
This was an Indictment for riot. Plea not guilty.
Jury trial
Mrs Bragdon Saw all of the defendants on the
nightof Oct 81 1sss They were at our house, play
ing the fiddle dancing etc
The witness was a fluent talker and described the
whole transaction Her husband was intoxicated.
The 6ret che tn.w of any trouble Con Iynch came
runniny into the roam where she and her husband
vere sittino ond ont her bu sband with knife Then
tho f,, hsron Her husband GOT n knife Iynch was
sborod ont of tho front door Then the defendants
80 49,, +ha door otc A. soon 90 they oil oot ont
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e1,aI.ao, o -, ~ 1,a+tonE ha.dIa IN b,s hand
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oaine honie III ,ne mus. VI 'ne nsn'. ou'' a" eo'
ih'o .he uoof 'ne iiss =" "Hs oio" ou. " sum one
Assis'eu ia'ner anu no'net ~ pat',ne Son ~ ~ nv ou
OIL the ooor' ne hau khiie IN MS nahu' hnes CUM
mehceo throwing stones al inc house' anu 'e proAe
Lne ooor oomh' Hilermaros Il sho' was hieu Wy
iaIher' "heh ne ran Oh. Inc ooor was spiit III t"'
pieces ohe VI 'e 'n'e '"iu elio was iii' oii 'io
icy ~ WIN ~ " iooN Sne ..! "as =. .s' :.
Aheie "ao inu'n '' " - ' ~ "
sno" that 'n,s WAS VI Io"' ,,. -
o'a'e oi ohlo vs. Uafi oones M .1 ~.
VI s INV ., m - ,..t e 49, VI n,.I. nj. =.
the das tihe' Will ihleh' " ste"i' ie' suii's' %
us "ei Jail. nc s"u -. "-o ~ al hap.a ,e
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