Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-10
CIRCUIT CoURr Hon. s. A. Rodge

S0Pt 40 ~ Sio"4AS CioPo.
CIRCUIT COURT Hon. S. A. Rodgers
presiding.
J. F. Henry vs. W. A. Odell; Judgment
by default. jeremiah Dotson VS.. Peter
Keener ct al; judgment for defendant Ali
son, Smith d Johnson VS.. G. W. Charlton
ct al; allowed to plead so as not to delay.
E. G. Camp VS.. NJ J. McNutt, NJ.
E. Thompson. ct al; ju lgment by default.
NJ c. Kemey VS.. E. T., V. & G. r. r.
Co.,; defendants demurrer to declaration
overruled A. J. Ellis VS.. E. T., V. g. G.
r. r. Co.; plaintiffs demurrer to defend
ants third plea sustained Luke Wilds VS..
j. c. ChiIes and j. N. Ray; jury waived,
! by consent, and non suit taken. Robt
Weaver VS.. J. B. Weaver; rule for security
Mary A. A. Lacy VS.. A. N
Roach; dismissed. JOS A. Mabry and
wife VS.. K & A. r. R. Co.. order for survey
John NJ. Wen6 andt vs. John S. McMahon;
defendants demurrer sustained, and defen-
dant granted leave to file amended declara-
ton.
The following causes were continued
| till the next term of cop-t:
Margaret Prater VS.. Ambrose Prater; H.
L. W. Mynatt VS.. s. A. Claiborne; State
VS.. J. F. J. Lewis; John Kennedy VS..
E. 7. V. & G. R. Il. Co.; Samuel
Jones VS.. Julia Jones; Andrew Nc Carly VS..
Sallie McCarty; J. W. Smith ct al, VS.. H.
G. Helm ct al; Anna Spurge On vs. Robert
Sturgeon; Susan R. Thomss VS.. Leander
Thomas; Jas. N. Ray vs. George Torbett:
Fannie Williams VS.. Foster Williams; J. G.
Julian VS.. E. NJ. Kenre y; E. S. McClune
VS. J. H. McMiren; lie Sha, D VS.. Fred
erick Sharp; Allison and Smith VS.. Charlton
and Cox ct al; Coz po1ation VS. J. N. Ray;
Emile George VS.. A. G. Merriman
Court adjourned till O'Clock this morn
ing.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon. NJ. L. Hall, pre-
siding.
State VS.. Jos. A. Mabry, ST., and Jos. A
Mabry, jr.; verdi ct of not gr''ty A. B.
Cole VS.. Corers Cole; divorce a.anted
State VS.. Prest IN Burks fraudulent breach
of trust; guilty, six months in jail. State
VS.. Chas. Burgner, larceny, four cases
guilty, one hour in jail in each case
State VS.. Dow jackson, larceny
guilty eight months in jail
State VS., Dow jackson, malicious stabbing;
submitted, guilty of assault and battery; 3
months in JAIL fined 1926. State VS. Thos
Dooley, murder; defendant allowed to take
dispositions of H. w. Perrin, Rufus fetch
er and r. E. Hawks. State vs. VIM
Nance, murder; continued till mex
term. State VS.. Matt Leadbetter; forfeiture
State VS.. Tom Shook, carrying weapons; re
tired. State VS.. Stanford Curtin, larceny
alias. State VS.. Park Wi''iams, druken-
ness, continued on affidavit of defendant
State VS. Cal Allen, drunkenness; continued
State VS.. John Hutson, profanity; guilty
fined So. so. State VS.. lobe Covington
assault and battery; submitted, fined SIS
State VS., Sam Doggett, carrying weapons
forfeiture. State VS.. John Hutson, PERU
ry; forfeiture. State vs. Jacob Belsoe
larceny; guilty, months in jail State VS.
Hannah Elliot and Mary Taylor, dis
orderly house; continued. State VS.. Jobr
Hutson, perjury; from day to day
State VS.. Joe Black, drunkenness; submit
ted, fined s.. so. State VS.. Lula Ford, lewd
ness; passed till October 18th State VS.
General Yeargin, carrying weapons; submit
ted; fined $50.
! Court adjourned till 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
The last candidate for the Office of count
treasurer, Mr.. Charles A Miller, of Cum
misville (Cincinnati,) Ohio, says: Il hav
had occasion to use St Jacobs Oil severa
times for horses, and always found it