The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-19

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The HAvNSTEIN FORGERY CAsE-N No
JvEN lET.-lcSterday morning Hugh
Blair, W. II. Powers, y. ID. Hargrove, and
Moses Nlllhi>cr, Ncnircmen brought in I'M
der q rule. rendered satisfactory excuses for
their failure 10 answer the summons on the
G.,y i,ciu!C.
They We're then sworn and intcrrogated
10y the court. and responded Is below
stated
NJ. MllAi>cr had formed or expressed Il
decided opinion - to the guilt Of the pri>-
on"r. Rejected.
K. y Powers had rcad about thc case in
tic newspapers. but had formed no opinion
Us Ia til" @Gllt of the accused. Accepted.
y. y. lIar@roT" had neither formed nor
expressed an opinion. ana had no prcju-
dice against The prisoner. Accepted.
llG@h Blair had as>anted to the opinions
expressed hy other people in regard to the
case. Had IN Impression formed by read
ING III" statements III the papers. Rejected.
The 'a'tS was then called, with the tol-
lowing result
john Il. Cnj!lrey had formed an opinion,
which hc feared mighl Influence him i'll the
trial of the cause. Rejected.
{. Doggett had formed decided opinion !:
hiS mnd was made ur. Rejected.
Il. /. Macomhcr had Il decided opinion.
which he thought might influence him i'll
the Trial. Rejected.
y. :. Bradley entertained decided onin-
ION. wh,c'l il would he difficult 30 remove.
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r'jri:.hu,9n 4. A. Mills. and Juo. \. Cor
dan had .tu either formed or EXPRESSED an
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4' - n;1.1,1 ,,.,,ro.s,3 90, o,,;,ior, hu+
I'D mot m tmniI- r. wnI!ld Interfere With his
,;,.;,,, ti,,. ...rn.rI :. f.i,. trial. Had no
T;v.d in,nre"s;nn IN rrrord to thn Guilt or
imncrcnr,. 81 the Dnrtv. Ijcreycd his mind
I..,i5.tIy frn. from prejudice or bias. Ac-
i.c;,,nd
i - I;iIl had neither formed or cX-
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t.,s., in 1hn r,anrrs. hut received thereirom
NO ,."ijrG 'mi,rn..ion. Accepted.
i,.n \ EnrL,n .Iohn r. Launhton, Jr.,
II - nrnfn,tL >,.urlic, >inton. Robert i.
iy'li,1,rs ;, q Zones. ". /. Slater. Saml
n I;nrJnr y II. Harris. c. !. SlntCn, J.
!. .,,ntf. I, & 'rurnrr L. X. Wei>iger,
~ / kni.,I; had torrurd os, EXPRESSED de-
ri,i.a n,,ini.,,,. and we're rejected.
i. =. Cary had termed no opinion III re-
card 20 the case. What he had read III the
n,uri.S made no Fasting impression upon
his mind. Acccp;cd.
Cla<. =. Word WAS free from impression
in r.."grd r. tLr case. and could try the
t..', .'' a ,,,,r,,rtial.v Accented.
n'.i. t:;Isn,, yaI re'd what aDpeared in
t,,>, ,-,,,.l ,I,,,,t .ha c1sa hlIt tpu"ht he
on,',i ,,',tn;nty he bad heard or read. Accepted.
{, &. Scott had read the statements in the
,,a,,cr. h1,t ramld try the case without be-
in,t inf,ne,,ccd hv ary impression that had
hncn on his mind heretofore. Accepted.
p.,.i,,,fn rnftr.Il h,d no dpriopd imurpS-