Circuit Court Proceedings

The Circuit Court convened in regular session on Monday, Nov. 23d, the f ollowing are the proceedings up to yesterday noon : Tho People es. Uhas. A. Durand, nolle pros. Elizabeth E. Fisher rs. Augustus Herz, continued by consant. Jas. L. Mitchell vs Lucy E. Mitchell, et al., ordered that defendants appear aud answer by Dec. 19, aud that the order for appearanoe be published in the Arous. The People vs. Adelaide Lewitt, nolle pros. The People vs. Jethro Maybee, arraigued plead uot guilty, and continued on application of defendant. Martha Teachworth ra. Ward Teachworth, order entered for alimony, $!ï per week allowed, and also $jO i'ur Solicitor's and Register's fee3 and other expenses. Oscar Briggs vs. Ilussoll Briggs, continued on motion of defendant. E. Thateher vs. Hiram M. Perrin, judgment for plaintiff, damage $203.16. The Mayor, tec, of Aun Arbor vs. Stephen M. Webster, continued. The People vs. Jas. H. Stringham, nolle ]'os. Hiram Ellis vs. Jas II. Strmgliam, continued on motion of defendant. The People fis. Lewis Walker, assault with intent to kill, jury trial, verdict not guilty. The Poople vs. Monis Daley, arraigned, plead not guilty, and baal fixed at $300 to appear at next term. Jas. F. Joy, it. al. vs. Detroit, Hillsdale & Indiana 11. It. C, chancery, foreclosure, doeree granted. David June, cl. al. rs. Jas. S. Keynolds, et. al.t contiuued by consent. Sayles June rs. .las. II. Reynolds, et. al., continued by consent. Haunah Drury rs. John C. Wood and Thomas Wood, judgment on default, damages $319.93. Kaphacl May vs. John II. Davis, judgment on default, damages $105.02? William H. Jewett vs. Jacob Ilollinger, judgment on default, damages 1139.72. Nathan Follett vs. A. Judsou Hunt, judgment on default, dainagcs ï27G.3G First National Bank of Ypsilauti vs. Jubal C. Owen, judgmeut on default, damages $2,030.89 Mary A. Bates vs. William Boston, motion to set asid e non suit grauted, with costs taxed to plaintiff. Chas. S. Butler vs. Daniel B. Sinith, appeal, ordered that the appeal in this cause be dismissed with costs to be taxed. The Peoplo vs. Norman J. Spear, arraigned, plead guilty, aud senteneed to State Prison for one year. The People vs. Wm. II. Patten, nolle pros. The People vs. John A. Worden, continued by Pros. Atty. Elvira Gould vs. George Gould, $5 a week alimony granted, and a solicitor's fee of $25 taxed. Thos. F. HUI and Chas. A. Chapin vs. FredkB. Hooper, motion to continue denied, and plaintiff submitted to a non suit with leave to move to set aside any time during this term of court. The Mayor, &c, of the city of Ann Arbor vsStephen M. Webster, coutinued on motiou of defendant. Catherine Benedict vs. Frederick B. Krause jury trial, verdict for plaintiff, damages 10 cents' William Lacey vs. Thos. McGuinness, tinued by consent. Jacob. F. Schuh vs. Aug. Widenmann, continued by consent. William Bubbs vs. Allen Dillingham, xilaintiflt ordered to flle aeenrity for sosta within 20 days. Jesse P. üillett vs. Michael Kappler, jury trial, verdict for, plaintifï, damages C cents. Albort Young vs. John "W. Cowan, continued by couseut, without costs to either party, Ludwig Baker vs. Chas. Craíts, continued by consent. William Spokes vs. Frederick Krause, judgment on default, damages $270.46. Samuel M. Vought vs. John G. Crane, jury trial, verd iet uot guilty. George W. Arnold vs. Volney.JH Potter, continued by consent. Jesse P. Gillett vs. Michael Kappler, ordered that 10 daya be allowud for defendant to prepare bilí of excoptions, and that proceedings bo stayed The City of Ypsilanti vs Byron Heath, rontinued by consent. Lewis Beuuett vs Thomas S. Devost, continued by consent. Francia Woodruff vs Ehjah W. Morgan, plea withdrawn, judgment for damages $112.26. Frañcis Mc.Mahon vs Catharine Vought, continued by consent without costs to either party. In reply to au item published in last weeks Aeous, we have roceived the following note : Dextee, Doe. 1, 1874. Editok op tbe Akous :- I am soraewhat surprised to see in your last weeks issue " a rumor" that I did not intend personally to give the offico oí County Clerk my personal attention. Wheu I allowed my name to be used by the Convention, I made up my nnud, if nominated and electod, to pereonally attend to tho duties of that offico. Siuco then 1 have not changed my inind. Yours respectfully, PETEE TUITE. The item we gave was currently reported on tho streets, and irom the source from which wo obtained the information, oonsidered ït reliable. We are glad to learn that Mr. Tuite intends to personally attend to the business of the office, for under his management the office will rotain the good namo won for it by his predecessors. Mk. Editoe :- l'ermit me to say, in referenco to an artiole ia tlie Detroit Evening News of the lst inst., that there has been no oontrovorsy between the Presbyteriau Churoh of this city and the TJniversity. Whatever the late pastor may havo saiil ov dóne is his own matters, not ours.