Spring Term A.D. 1882
         Wednesday June 7th 1882 -
and the prisoner at the bar and thereafter after
hearing the evidence the argument of Counsel
and the charge of the Court retired to Consider
of their verdict and thereafter on the Same
day returned into open Court and rendered the
following verdict to wit: We the Jury find the
prisoner Guilty and recommend him to the Mercy
of the Court                Wm L. Campbell   foreman
June 7th 1882

Whereupon the Court adjourned until tomorrow
morning at half past nine oclock

Spring Term A.D. 1882
      Thursday June 8th 1882
The Court met pursuant to adjournment of
yesterday His Honor James M. Baker Judge of
the 4th Judicial Circuit presiding Judge of the
5th Circuit

City National Bank of Cairo  }  Taylor & Sanchez
              vs             }  asspt
Thaddeus Foster and William  }
A. Colclough partners doing  }  Thos F. King
business under the firm name }
of Foster & Colclough        }
                              And now this Cause
coming on to be heard and the parties plaintiff
and Defendant appearing by their respective
attorneys and now the Defendants ask leave
to withdraw their pleas and the Defendants say-
ing nothing in bar or preclusion of the Plaintiffs
right to recover, Whereupon the Clerk is ordered by
the Court to assess the damages
                              Whereupon the Clerk
having assessed the damages at Six hundred
and Thirty Six  Dollars and Fifty four
Cents,
It is therefore ordered Considered and ad
judged by the Court that the Plaintiffs do
have and recover of and from the Defen-
dants the said sum of Six hundred and
Thirty Six  Dollars and Fifty four
cents together with their costs in this behalf

[ Written in left margin: ]
Satisfied by return of Execution marked
satisfied by plffs attys this February 18th 1884
                            J.A. Carlisle    Clerk