Beene v. State

The writ of error in this case brings up for review a judgment of the Ouachita Circuit Court, rendered at the September term 1859, as follows:

“William A. Beene, as

Attorney, disbarred.

This day came the several attorneys at law and solicitors in chancery, composing the bar of Ouachita county, and through their chairman and representative John Brown, Esq., unanimously requested that by the order and judgment of this court one William A. Beene, who had been at a preceding day of the present term of this court admitted as an attorney at law and solicitor in chancery of said court, should be…