Monday  May the 12th 1856

said Philip H. Dudley was duly sworn to dis-
charge his duties as Foreman as aforesaid
as were also the aforesaid number of the Grand 
Jury, who having received the charge of the
Court, retired under the charge of
         , who was duly sworn as Bailiff of said
Jury for the term, to deliberate upon such bu-
siness as might be brought before them
  The following Jurors were excused by the
Court for the times and reasons hereafter stated
To wit Franklin Cox excused 13th Saml L. Cook
excused on the 14th


   The Court then proceeded to the call of
the Trial Docket

William Ford     }      Price
      vs         }   Assumpsit
R.B. Sullivant   }     Damages $600 --
               This cause being on to be heard
and it appearing to the Court that no service
had been perfected, It is ordered by the Court
that an alias be issued

Joel Lowman      }      Means
       vs        }  Debt
Samuel Lowman    }   Damages $500 Dawkins
               And now on this day came the
parties by their respective Attorneys, and there
upon came a Jury to wit:
1   H. Bushell
2   Hezekiah Clegg
3   Henry P. Young
4   D.W. Mizelle       
5   Maxey D. Colson             9   Elias Earle
6   Franklin Cox                10  Henry Moore
7   Philip Dell                 11  William T. Malphurs
8   Robt R. Hines               12  Daniel Lynn
  who being duly sworn well and truly to try
the issue joined between the parties, after
hearing the testimony of witnesses the argument
of counsel and the charge of the Court