Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-03-20
Criminal Court.

K LUG CtlLniudi NOuEL which met on tn'
first Monday in December, will close i'll
lIbOrs today. The following cases have
been disposed of during the term;
G l. Nolen and w. r. Daniels, murder
acquitted.
John Archibald, murder, acquitted.
| John Coughlin, murder, acquitted.
| John Hart, murder, convicted and sen
fenced to seven years in penitentiary.
John Williams, murder, acquitted
Bob Mesirtoe, murder, acquitted.
James Bell, malicious stabbing, acquitted
Abe Towies, colored, malicious slabbing,
| mistrial.
| Isaac CraFens, colored, assault with in-
tent to kill, convicted and scot to peniten-
tiary for seven years.
SA Smith, malicious stabbing, convicted
and sentenced for two years.
Lem Foster, Alfred Davis, sn1 Prince
Edwards, all colored, robbery, acquitted
George Morgan, robbery, convicted and
sentenced to penitentisry for ten years.
+ NJ Bowser, John Myers and Julia
EllistoD, robbery, acquitted.
Bose Hslsy, robbery, mistrial.
40 Hunt, rape, convicted and sentenced
for ten years.
T Singleton, abduction aud seduction,
acquitted.
A Brent, perjury, acquitted.
w Dix, parjury, acquitted.
A Marquis, larceny, acquitted,
Lew Foster, coloTed, larceny, convicted
and sentenced to one year.
Leonard Kruib, colored, larceny, con
Victed and sentenced for one year.
Billy Berry, colored, larceny, convicted
and sentenced for one year.
Solomon Pearson, colored, larceny, con-
victsd and sentenced tor FIVE years
VIM Casey, larceny, convicted aud SEN
fenced for four years.
Frank johnson, coloTed, larceny, con-
victed and sentenced for six months in
Jail
Mary Watkins, coiored, larceny, con-
victed snd sentenced for ten days 10 Jail.
John Jones, colored, larceny, convicted
and sentenced for one year in penileniiary.
John Wesley, colored, larceny, conyictt d
and sentenced for one year in peniteDtiary.
Dick johnson, colOred, larceny, con-
yicted and sentenced for two years IN pen
lentiaTy.
Thos. Elliott, colOrsd, larceny, two cases,
convicted and sentenced for five years in
penitentiary.
Tim SulliVss, larceny, convicted aLd
sentenced for two years in peniientiaTy
Pat Jones, colored, larceny, convicted
ami sentenced for three years IN peniten-
tiary.
Albert Wilson, larceny, convicted and
sentenced for thirty days 10 jail.
Victoria johnson, coIorsd, larceny, con
Victed and sentenced for one day in Jail.
Gentry BeasIey, Colored, larceny, con-
victed and sentenced for one year 10 peni-
Tertiary.
John Hart, larceny, convicted and SEN
fenced for three years in peniteniiaTy.
Henry Blood, colored, larceny, convicted
and sentenced for one year 10 penilentiary.
Frank Kissel, larceny, convicted and
sentenced for one year 10 penitentiary.
Berry Howard, colored, larceny, con
yieted and sentenced for one year in peni-
Tertiary.
Fanny Porter, colored, larceny, con-
Victed and sentenced for one day in Jail.
OrVille Belts, larceny, convicted and
sentenced for 30 days in Jail.
Cbas. Moore. larceny, convicted and sea-
LcnCeu lOG OuS year III pCnit1uttaiy'
Jonas Chambers, colOred, larceny, con-
Victed aud sentenced for i've hours 10 Jail.
Jordon Gardner, cOlored, larceny, sc.
quilted.
Vim Childress, cJlOred, larceny, con-
victed. sentenced twenty seven years in
| peniIentisry.
Albert Moore, colored, larceny, convict.
| ed, sentenced three years in penitentiaiy
| Lucinda Scruggs, cOlored, larceny, con-
| yicled, sentenced one day in Jail.
A Wilson, colored, larceny, convicted,
sentenced one day IN Jail.
Polk Daniels, colored, larceny, convict
ed, sentenced one day in Jail.
| Polk Daniels, colored, larceny, convicted
sentenced one year in the peUilentiary.
Moses Chapel, c0lored, larceny, con
yicted, sentenced three years ia penileL'
| tisTy.
| Abner Watson, cUlOred, larceny, con-
| vicIed, sentenced two years ia the penIleu-
tiary.
Scott William, c0lOred, larceny, con
Victed, sentenced to ninety days in Jail.
VIM Oliver, larceny, convicted, senIenC ed
one year in penitentiary.
VIM Smith, larceny, mistrial.
la addition, there were twenty. i've cases
10 which ROlIe prOssquii were entered, and
a great many magistrates warrants dis.
missed for want Of prosecutors.