{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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On Saturday, Judge BRAGe, in the Clrcui Court, overrled the pleas of the defendants in tn, RoIndo cases, and put them on trial. One convic ton was had, and th' fine assessed by the jury al five dollars and costs.

 The jury, in the case of Marshall .he yellow man inflicted as slave for burglary, brrueht in a verdict ol gully There was no defence To the proofof gu i't which was circunIstaulal but exceeding strong The defence was on the technical ground, that the prosecution did not sufficiently prove him to be Ihe slave of inc owner named in the indictment. The prosecution conducted by Messrs. Phillips aud Breeden, the defence by Walker, Cuthbert, Dargan Lesesne and StanIy.