Bliss v. Long
5 Ohio 337
Opinion
By the transcript now exhibited, it appears the court of common pleas, since the last continuance of this case, has retaxed the costs, and rejected from the judgment six dollars and five cents, by mistake of the clerk, included in it. The bond is now in double the amount of the judgment in the court of common pleas, and sufficient. The motion being now without any foundation is overruled.
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