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Important Criminal and Civil Cases on Docket. Judge Albert Chipman the January term of the Marshall circuit court Saturday after of the busiest and most portant judicial periods known in this county. There were larger number of civil cases than usual, many of them of importance, and there more criminal cases than were ever known here during like time. Biggest of these were the Culvr bank bandit cases just concluded. Some of the final actions of court were the following: Daniel Penrod dismissed his suit for damages against Chas. Miller and Herman Reed. Frank McKesson and Bondurant have filed their report in the case Mary Konzen et William Konzen for partition. Frank Martindale as missioner, filed his bond for 500 in the partition case of Orville Hall, Adm., VS. Alba Hall The bond with the Fidelity & Guaranty Co. of Baltimore. Jacob Miller has filed motions for new trial in both his damcases against Mrs. Elmer Snyder. The State has dismissed its against Herbert Savage for desertion. The receiver in the of Land Bank of Louisville, Willetta Clark for foreclosure filed his final report showing payment to the clerk $77.77. The report approved receiver discharged. The Plymouth State Bank, receiver, had its title quieted gainst Anderson Co. Judgment was rendered against Everett and Dorothy Botha $1,730.14 in favor of the of John Smith. Sarah Elnora Ward divorce from Thurman Ward, and also the custody children, whose from Samuel Merrill Stoneburner partition gainst John