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Nashville Union and Dispatch
Thursday, 8 May 1867
(newspaper extracts)


         CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
       - Hon. C. F. Trigg - May 7 -
       John B. McOwen and A. Thomas were admitted
       as attorneys.
       
         A. B. BEACH was excused from further
       attendance as juror.
       
         R. HOE vs. Book Agents Methodist Episcopal
       Church, continued
       
         Atmond & Co. vs. F. M. SMITH, administrator
       Judgment revived.
       
         THOS. J. WATERSON vs. W. J. CAMPBELL.
       Dismissed for want of jurisdiction and re-
       manded to State Circuit Court.
       
         W. F. BAXTER vs. ROBT. WILEY. Same
         
         SOPHIA W. HORTON vs. Mayor and Aldermen
       of Nashville. Same
       
         United States vs. JAMES S. BURCH, stealing
       letters from the postoffice. Continued on
       affidavit of the defendant, who gave bond of
       $2000 to appear at October term of the court.
       
         V. K. STEVENSON vs. Mayor and Aldermen of
       Nashville; continued on affidavit of plaintiff
       on paying costs of term.
       
         WM. COOK vs. Swan & Singleton; continued
         
         United States vs. Nashville Gas Light
       Company; continued.
       
         G. A. NEUFFER vs. MADISON STRATTON; continued
         
         United States vs. WM. SHANE; dismissed, 
       defendant assuming costs.
       
         Oakley & Mason vs. E. P. CONE; judgment
       for plaintiff.
       
         In nineteen cases under revenue laws, 
       reports of the Clerk and Marshal were con-
       firmed, and ordered to be spread upon the
       minutes.
       
         RECORDER'S COURT, May 7 -
         WM. RANDALLS, disorderly, $5 and costs
         JOHN WILLIAMS, disorderly, $10 and costs
         WM. ALLOWAY, disorderly, dismissed at
       cost of P. H. REYNOLDS.
         N. B. BOGARTH, leaving and horses on street,
       without driver, $10 and costs.
         CHAS. FOWLER, disorderly, costs
         SALLY CARTER, disorderly, $5 and costs
         MOLLY SMITH, disorderly, $5 and costs
         A. J. JORDAN, creating a nuisance, $25
       and costs.
         HAYWOOD SMITH, disorderly, $10 and costs
         GEORGE PETWAY, disorderly, $10 and costs
         PRISCILLA HITE, disorderly, $10 and costs
         RICHARD HOLT, disorderly, discharged
         JAMES MARTIN, disorderly, discharged
         JENNY MARTIN, disorderly, costs
         SALLY SMITH, drunk and disorderly, $50 
       and costs.
       
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       (found elsewhere in this newspaper)
       
         MIKE HAYS was tried yesterday before 'Squire
       Mathews, for assaulting HARRIET DENNISON, with
       intent to commit a rape. After a thorough hear-
       ing, it was decided that he was guilty of assault
       with no such intent, and was fined $5 and costs.
       
         JIM FLEMING, charged with being an accomplice
       in a case of larceny, was bound over till tomorrow.
       
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