Smith v. State
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM COFFEE. Circuit Court, September Term, 1871, before W. P. Hickerson, J.
1Opinion of the CourtSneed, J.
The plaintiff in error was convicted, in the Circuit Court of the county of Coffee, of the offense of carrying a pistol about his person, under the Act of 1870, c. 13. By the third section of that act, “persons who are on a journey out of their State or county,” are, among others, specially exempted from its operation. Upon the trial, it was shown that the *512plaintiff in error resided in the county of Warren, but within half a mile of the line of Coffee county, and that he was carrying the weapon while riding through the neighborhood in Coffee county, not exceeding a dozen miles from his home…
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