Brown v. State
13 Tenn. 367
Opinion
delivered the opinion of the court.
Under the statutes against gaming, the presentment is [368]*368sustained. The principal objection to it, as the court view it, is the joining in the same presentment sundry other offenders not connected in the gaming with Brown; but if these all be stricken out, the presentment will be left good against Brown.
Judgment affirmed.
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