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JUDGE CRAWFORD, presiding.
p. BARTON KEY. Dist Attorney.


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U. S. vs.. negro Nelson Smms-AssauIt and
battery. Gully. Williams for defence. Sen
fenced to len days imprisonuren, in jail and
fined ST..


u. S. vs.. negresS Henrietta Butler-Obtan-
ing sundry goods from Mr. John n. Garter
upon forged order, purporthg TO be written
by Walter Snool. Guilty. Ratclille for de-
fence.


US. vs.. Aquilla mmerson-Larceny Not
Guilty.


u. S. vs. Edward Hart-Assault and bate
~. Case submitted to the court, and the ac
cused was fined 50 and costs.


y. S. VS.. James Il. Given-Assault upon
his mother-in in-aw with intent to kill. Not
Guilty. Warner and Williams for defence.
AT half-past four, p. m. the jury in the case
OF Lafontainc came into court, having been
absent for twenty-six and half hours; the
prisoner was brought into court and the fore
man said he was not Guilty, and so they all
said.


The Jury stood while out seven--hve.
Owing to the illness of Mr.. Key, Mr.. Car
lsle acted as prosecutor IN the case OF Given.