The following Jurors were absent, to wit;

May 5/54 
William D. Eubank     }
        vs            }  Assumpsit
John Dixon            }  Upon the calling of this case in its order upon the Docket, it appearing to 
the Court no plea had been filed to the Declaration in this case, upon motion of plaintiffs Counsel, it is ordered that
the plaintiff do take a Judgment by default and the Clerk assess the Damages, whereupon the Clerk assessed the Damages at Sixty
dollars and ninety five cts. therefore it is considered and adjudged by the Court, the plaintiff do have, and recover of and from the
said Defendant the said Sum of Sixty 95/100 dollars, and his costs for his damages on account of the nonperformance of the
premises, and assumptions in plaintiffs declaration mentioned, together with the further Sum of $4.65 cts. for his
costs in and about his Suit in this behalf expended, and the defendant in mercy &c

State of Florida    }   Solicitor
       vs           }   Carying arms Secretly
John P. Hall        }
                    On motion of the Solicitor ordered to the
Absentee Docket

State of Florida    }   Solicitor
      vs            }   Assault with intent to kill
William J. Caston   }   playing and betting at cards
Edwin S. Gunnell        }  Playing and betting at cards
                    }   McIntosh & Mitchel
Edgwin Gunnell      }  Indictment Quashed in Motion of Defendants Councel 


State of Florida}  Solicitor
       vs       }   Larceny
John Townsend   }  Smith & Underwood
                On this day came as well as well the Solicitor
of the State of Florida, James M. Baker Esqr who prosecutes
the pleas of the State in this behalf and the Defendant in
person and his counsel Messrs Smith & Underwood, and
the Said Defendant pleads not guilty, thereupon
came a Jury, to wit, Saml W. Burnett, Saml Chesser
D.C. Hart, J.B. Hunter, John Robertson, S. Whitehead R.H.
Furgerson Joseph Lancaster, L. Wilson E.
Barrow, Zenas Driggers G.U. Ellis

who were duly elected tried and Sworn a true verdict
to render, Ann Niblack, Saml Slaughter and
Reding Polk were examined as witness in behalf of
the State, and the said Jury having heard the
evidence, and the arguments of the counsels, and
Charge of the Court, retired out of Court to