APPENDIX.



                           VERDICT.
  ISt Ques. Was the defendant's license to practice law in this State
signed and granted to him by Judges Andrews and Apperson before
the ist day of August in the year i866
  Ans.   Yes.
  We of the jury, in answer to question No. I, find that defendant's
license to practice law in this State was granted to him by said Judges
Andrews and Apperson before the 1st day of August, i866.
                                       JOSEPH GAULT, Foreman.
  2d Ques. Was the defendant sworn in the Rowan County Court as
a practicing lawyer at any time before the ist day of August, i866
  Ans.   es.
  We of the jury, in answer to question No. 2, find that defendant
was sworn in the Rowan Countv Court as a practicing lawyer before
the ist of August, i866.                JOSEPH GAULT, Foreman.
  3d. Ques. Did the defendant, Hargis, at any time before the pub-
lication of his card in June, i879, mutilate or cause to be mutilated the
records of the Circuit and County Courts of Rowan county, or any
part of the 3am e
  Ans. No.
  In answer to question No. 3, we, of the jury, find that said defend-
ant, Hargis, did not mttilate or cause to be mutilated the records of
the Circuit and County Courts of Rowan county, nor any part of the
same.                                  JOSEPH GAULT, Foreman.



                          JUDGMENT.
  Thereupon' the defendant. by counsel, moved the Court for a judgment
in his favor upon the special findings of the jury herein and the Court
being fully advised orders said motion be sustained. It is, therefore,
adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff take nothing by his petition
herein, and that the defendant Thomas F. Hargis go hence without
day and recover of said plaintiff Thomas M. Green his costs herein ex-
pended and may have execution.



       EXECUTION FOR COSTS OF CONTINUANCE.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY,
                         To the Shkenff of Mason County-Greeting:
  We command you that of the estate of Thomas M. Green, late of
your bailiwick, you cause to be made the sum of one hundred and
seven dollars and twenty-seven cents, which Thomas F. Hargis
late in our Jefferson Court of Common Pleas has recovered against
against him for costs of continuance, December I5, 1879, whereof
the plaintiff is convicted as appears to us of record, and that
you have said sum of money before the Judge of our said Court,
at the Court House in the city of Louisville, on the Saturday
succeeding the first Monday in March next, to render to the said
plaintiff his debt, interest and costs aforesaid, and have then there
this, writ.



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