The Van Buren press., 1868-05-29
The u 3. District Court.

The L 'S District Court Is still IN session
For the past four day. business has been push
cd along with railroad speed. On Tuesday No
less than six cases were disposed Of Tn,
Grand Jury having closed up all business be-
fore them, were dschsred by the Judge on
Tuesday. We publish below, most Of the
cases that were OH for trial up to Tuesday;
NJ f. Mochring vs., John b. Lucc-Assump-
Sct-cOntinued by consent. next term.
L. ) ". Rufus lIud,on-distilling without
paving taxes not guilty. discharged.
L. ;. W. Palmer Neal-kccping stallion
without paying tax; not guilty, discharged.
L. ;. vs.. Josiah Bakcr-retail liquor dealer
without paying tax; not guilty. discharged.
NJ, l.. Noehring Ys. Samuel Martin-aS-
sumpset continued by consent.
L. ;. W. Henry Bowlin-sclling liquor tO
Indians; guilty; left between two days, did
not wait for sentence.
L. s. VS.. Randolph Snow and Johnathan
Rogcrs-cutting timber on government land
not guilty, discharged.
l.. ). vs.. Dennis Condray-Physiciau with
out paving tax not guilty.
l.. :. vs.. Archibald Ray-selling liquor TO
Indians; not guilty, discharged.
L. ;. W. Samuel Dillahaunty-sellng IL
quor TO Indians; guilty ---- -
L. 5. W. y. J. PhillipS-rctail dealer with
out license fine $40 and cost.
Us. VS.. Wm. Cartright-retail dealer with
out license; guilty-did not wait for sentence.
L. :. vs.. Rich. st Clare-selling liquor TO
Indians; verdict guilty, fine 500 and % days
| imprisonment.
| L. :. vs.. j. Cordell--ilicit distillery; gull
| ty sentenced 6 months imprisonment M
| hard labor at the pcnitentiary at Little Rock.
IN ri lAhf .
settled by defendant paying costs.
j. Burnside 4 Co. vs.. Asa llearne-debt; de-
fault.
US VS.. W. \. Relter, Geo. Austin j. ;.
Johnson-sci. fa default of recognzance.
L. S. vs. David Doris-introducing liquor TO
Indian country guilty: sentence $500 and 81
DAYS imprisonment
Potter. White a Bailey " Brook 4 Latham
default judgment for amount of note and
suit.
Us. vs. Horses, Mules wagons, merchan-
disc, cCt.--dCfault decree of condemnation.
This is the case of a large train of wagons
seized for introducing liquor into the Indian
county; valued at $4,000.
L. 5. vs.. :. L. Crawtord-manf. without Ii
censc continued
L. $ V. James Lipps-mail robbery; gull
ty; sentenced to months imp. ut hard labor
and Sl00 fine and costs,
/. :. VS.. Chas. Cane-man,laughter; sent
encc months hard labor; tde $50 and cost
L. :. v. Geo Burch-mail robbery; CON
timed,
L. :. vs.. Il. r. Bcaty--introducing liquor
into the Indian country; guilty; imp. 30 IN.
in county Jail and fine of $40 and cost.
L. 5. vs.. V. t. Blush-intro. liquor to In
dian country-nOt guilty.
Us VS. David notwithstanding liquor
into Indian cduntry guilty; Imprisonment
30 days and $500 fine.
l.. Edgerton q Done vs. Martin Thorn
burg-jud. for plf.. i,3i9,SS and cost.
L. s vs. Joseph CoN-murder; guilty.
L. 5. VS.. Henry Wonderful. dis.-guity
imprisonment at Little Rock 10 months, fine
S5l0 and cost.
Lndauer VS.. j. W. Wallacc-judgmcn for
plt Sll57,lj and costs.
L. 5. vs. Wilson Beyers-ill. dis; guilty
left before receiving sentence.
Lyman Burch, adm'rvs. j. j. Craycns-jud.
for plf S9,12l,1Sc.
L. 5. ys. G. Burch-mail robbery; contin
L. 5. vs.. Charles Robcrts-mur'ler contin
John Howe & Son vs.. 5. W. Murphy and
others; jud. for plf $4,000 and cost.