The Russellville Democrat., 1881-11-10
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Monday morning Circuit Court con- vcned at Dover, His Honor, ". D. Ja- coway, presiding. The following mem bers of the bar were in attendance. to- wit: Hon. A. $. McKennon, pros. at t'y, J. P. Byers, J. c. Wallace, c. E. Burney, D. B. Granger, Robt. Bullock, Gus Gill, J. E. Joyner. w. D. Dunbar, Jeff Davis, J. k. II. Scott, c. s. Cum ningham, H. $. Carter and R. B. Wil- son.
 The grand jury being called the fol- lowing from the original and alternate fists appeared and answered to their names, to~ wit: W. NJ. Peeler, T. ". Carter, J. c. Bonds, Julius F. Reed, Y. Y. Daniels, Winstcad McAnally, c. II. Austin, ". B. Young, John J. Rye, R. II. Dickey, J. W Suggs, W. w. Tate, Josiah Womble, J. NJ. Luker, Allen Womb!a ard Jesse Packet, %ho were duly sworn and empanelled as tnc law requires as members of the grand jury for the present term.
 The charge to the grand jury was de- livered by Hon. A. 5. Mckennon at the request of Judge Jacoway, who felt tooweak and infrm from recent af- fllctions to discharge that duty. Col. W. B. Young was appointed foreman of the grand jury.
 The petit jury being called, certain of them appeared, to>wit: James E. Westerfield, J. c. Pol> lard. J. c. Burton. Willis A. Baker. J. N. Hice, George Nordin, J. $. Isabell, ". A. Galloway, James Wells, w. G. Hicks, W. c. Bledsee, Jas. Sullivan, ". s. Eubanks, A. l.. Watson, J. D.. Staggs, w. J. Sherrell, J. $. Willis, J. C. Cornell, D. k. Grant. w. c. How ard, D. ". Boon, J. W. Barton, George Albright and J A. Pitts, who were duly sworn in as petit jurors to serve during the present term of the court.
 CRIMINAL DOCKET.
 State vs F. V Trammell, misdemean- ors, passed until, Friday, the 3d week of the term. State vs J l. Alewine, car rying pistol, fined $25. State vs Vim. Burris, murder, change of venue from Yell, set far Tuesday 18th NoY. State vs B. Rush, Misd'r fined $25. State vs Jesse Tick, Misd'r, fined BIO. State vs John Hamlin, pistol, fined $2o. State vs Ira Wherry and Jeff Baird, disturb ing religious congregation Baird fined $25. State vs Vim NJ Armstrong, Mis-, fined $5 and had his DOG killed besides. State vs Ed. Hall, murder, attachment issued to Pulaski Go. for witness w R Cox. State vs J A Davis, misd'r, fined $l0. State vs Sid Mullin, pistol, fined $25.
 COMMON LAW DOCKET.
 J. NJ. Robinson vs. A. w. Mathews, dismissed by consent at cost of plff Geo. Rice vs. $. Memberger and k. Wright, motion to strike from docket overuled, pl'f required to verify amended complaint. II. A. Shade vs. Amos Reed, motion to quash oyeruled. J. Willis Shinn vs. J. k. and Geo. E. Howell, motion to strike reply from files sustained, pl'ff excepted; attach ments ordered for witnesses. Frank Springfield vs. l.. & r. 5. R.y, passed until Thursday lst week of court. W. A. Baker, vs. l.. k. & F. 5. Ky, pass ed until Thursday. N. C. Rounds vs. l.. R. & F. $. By, passed until Thurs day. J. F.. Battenfield vs. B. F. lobe ct als, stricken from docket by consent at cost of aft. E. V. Trammell vs. Pope Co.,, passed until Thursday. w. J. Ledford vs. J. ". Robinson, motion for new bond filed.
 J II McEiwee vs A c Faucett, judge ment by consent for plh', plf to pay costs. Perry Renfrow vs J II Perry, supplemental motion nleu TOT new tfldi
 On motion of D. B. Granger, Jeff Da- wis was enrolled as a member of the bar.
 EQUITY DOCKET.
 J w Peebes vs J D Rushing ct alls, it was directed that an order nunc pro tune be made showing that the Master herein was sworn as such on the day of his appointment to-wit, April 23d 1881.
 Mary A Cline vs Haywood Cline, bill for divorce, report of Atty for non-res ident delt filed.