Fall Term
   Wednesday November 24th 1880
County to which Sheriff he is also likewise committed
and the prisoner being forthwith demanded how
he would acquit himself of the Charges against
him saith that he is not guilty as the Indict-
ment alleges and for good and evil he puts
himself upon God and the Country for trial
whereupon a Jury was Called and then Came
S.V. Gaskins, C.P. Evans, T.L. Boulware, T.N. Moss -
W.E. Bevill Eli Futch who were duly Sworn
and empanelled to well and truly try the difference
pending 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 so
say we all       W.E. Bevill
                       Foreman -
State of Fl
Whereupon the Grand Jury Came into open
Court and rendered the following Indictments of
The State of Florida  }
        vs            }  Larceny
Jim Harris            }
                      } State witnesses
                        Reuben Moore M.S. Knox
                        A True Bill
                        Stephen P. Bevill
                                  Foreman
                           W.A. Hocker
                                 State attorney
State of Florida   }
        vs         }  Larceny
Jennie Hall        }
                      State Witnesses
                      John D. Young Columbus Dukes
                      F.X. Miller, Mannie Young -
                        A True Bill
                        Stephen P. Bevill
                              Foreman
                          W.A. Hocker
State of Florida    }          State attorney
        vs          }  assault with intent to kill and
George Buddington   }  Murder