Justices of the peace. the goods and chattels of said A. B., heretofore, as he deposes, feloniously stolen, taken, and carried away from him the said A. B., are concealed in, or about, the dwelling house of one C. D., situated in township, in said county, you are therefore commanded to search the said premises, and if such property is found therein, bring the same forthwith before me at my office in township, to be disposed of according to law. Witness my hand and seal this day of J. H., J. P. [SEAL.] 18-. Returns. 1. Oct. 1, 1878. I have searched the within named premises and have not found the goods in this warrant described. K. L., Constable. 2. (Date.) I have searched the within named premises and found the goods described in this warrant, and have them now in court. K. L., Constable. 3. (Date.) I have searched the within named premises and fonnd a portion of the within named goods, to-wit [here describe the goods found]; and have not found the residue thereof. K. L., Constable. Docket entry in ordinary state case before justice. THE STATE OF INDIANA, v. CD. Complaint for assault. March 12, 1877. This day came A. B., and filed with me his complaint, on oath, charging C. D. with an assault. I thereupon issued a warrant for said C. D. and delivered the same to O. N., constable of township, returnable forthwith. At same time I issued subpena for the following named witnesses, and delivered the same to the same constable [here insert names of witnesses]; same day warrant returned indorsed as follows [here insert the indorsement of service on warrant]; same time subpena returned indorsed as follows [here insert return indorsed on subpena]. Upon request of defendant I issued subpena for the following named witnesses [here insert their names] and delivered same to same constable. Same day subpena for defendant's witnesses returned indorsed as follows [here insert indorsement]. Same day the defendant, being in custody, moved to quash the affidavit herein; and the prosecuting attorney being also present and the court having heard the argument of counsel upon said motion now here overrules the same. And this cause being called the defendant was duly arraigned and for plea says he is not guilty, Justices of the peace. and demands to be tried by a jury. Thereupon, I issued a venire for a jury of twelve men returnable forthwith, and delivered the same to same constable. Same day venire returned indorsed as follows, to-wit [here insert indorsement on venire]. And now on same day came the following named jurors in response to said venire towit [here insert names of jurors]. And the jury being duly impaneled and sworn, this cause is now submitted to them for trial. And the evidence being heard, and arguments of counsel, and the jury having retired for deliberation, now return into court the following verdict: "We the jury find the defendant guilty as charged in the affidavit, and assess his punishment at a fine of ten dollars. J. F., Foreman" [or if the verdict be not guilty set it out]. It is therefore considered that the defendant is guilty as charged; that he be fined in the sum of ten dollars; that he pay the costs of this prosecution, and that he stand committed until said fine and costs are paid or replevied. Dated this 12th day of March, 1878. G. H., J. P. [SEAL.] If the verdict be not guilty, the entry will be as follows: "It is therefore considered that the defendant is not guilty, and that he be discharged." STATE OF INDIANA, v. CD. Plea of guilty-Entry. Complaint for assault. March 12, 1878. This day came A. B., and filed with me his complaint, on oath, charging C. D. with an assault. I thereupon issued a warrant for said defendant, and delivered the same to O. N., constable of towhship, returnable forthwith. Same day warrant returned indorsed as follows [here insert indorsement on warrant]. And the defendant, being in custody before the court, and G. T., prosecuting attorney, being present also on behalf of the state, the defendant for plea says he is guilty as charged. It is therefore considered that the defendant is guilty as charged, and that he be fined in the sum of ten dollars, that he pay the costs of this prosecution and stand commited until said fine and cost are paid or replevied. Dated March 12, 1878. G. H., J. P. [SEAL.] Lichtenfels v. State, 53 Ind......... 161 Adams v. State, 11 Ind............... 304 293 Baramore v. State, 4 Ind............................ 524 Molihan v. State, 30 Ind............. 266 | Bishop v. State, 50 Ind............... 125 State v. O'Connel, 26 Ind..... 168 Foley v. State, 9 Ind......... 363 266 Fritz v. State, 40 Ind.. 18 State v. Wolfenberger, 20 Ind...... 242 Greer v. State, 50 Ind....., Stocking v. State, 7 Ind......... 267 326 Hamilton v State, 36 Ind.. 280 Hiler v. State, 4 Blackf...... 552 30 Assault. Long v. State, 46 Ind........ 582 McCarty v. State, 44 Ind....................... 214 35 289 39 Pratt v. State, 56 Ind... 179 Adell v. State, 34 Ind........... Dooley v. State, 28 Ind 543 239 McGuire v. State, 50 Ind......... State v. Throckmorton, 53 Ind...... 354 Assault and battery. Kercheval v. State, 46 Ind..... 120 Read v. State, 2 Ind........... 438 205 298 80 570 23 ...... 233 575 441 156 63 State v. Swails, 8 Ind.... 524 543 State v. Wilson, 7 Ind... 516 18 State v. Throckmorton, 53 Ind..... 354 548 Sweetser v. State, 4 Blackf.. 528 549 Vattier v. State, 4 Blackf.......... 73 290 200 365 |