Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-09

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> SlG0 for their appearance az court I'M
: morning, which was added 20 the police
= fund. At the southern police court four
: teen eases were tried, and SlO1 collected
{ Three were arrested for stealing aud Sent
tn a magi,trate's court; three got on
: 'tbust - and paid eleven dollars for the
fun Of Il; two fast young men iorkeC
ever six d)llars a piece for fast driving
one was fined for careless driving two
for assault one for misGemeanOr, and
one for obtaining money under ialse pre-
tenscs.
, LEGAL INTELLIGESCE.
COUNTY CouTf.-The minutes OF last
/. meeting were read and approved.
r Twenty ex magistrates were present.
The resolutions in regard to the decease
Of Squire NJ. Rrd2ers, published m yes,
terday's .~AUGidnchs, were adopted ana
ordered TO be spread upon tae minutes.
2 Letters Of administration were ISSUED TO
Mary II. Chambers on the estate OF her
late husband. VIM. H. ChGmters, she
having given bond 10 the sum of $500.
with j. Nj. Thompson and c. G. Allen as
her sureties. The motion to fix the com
peBsation of assessors for the year 1907
at 500, and also the motion 10 Tx 10 az
5000. was lost: but a third motion to TX
il at $50, prevailed in the following civil
districts: ist, u, Sd, 4th, 9th, 9Th, 8th,
9Th, 10Th, litb, 18th, 18th, 18th and lfJh.
Upon motion the compensation Of as
-e.sors in the fourth aud htth civil dis
tricts was fixed ut $1,000.
Upon motion the compensation at
I $500 Of tie assessor of the fifteenth dis
irict was carried.
The court ordered that the justices OF
the several districts nominate the asses
- -...Ee.-. sN-~~rfgfa
The following named persons were
on motion, unanimously appointed as
SCISSORS for the year 1867: 1st district D
NJ. WitheriDgtoh, E~q 2d, w. G
Ward, 20 ; Sd, Charles Cren>haw,
ESQ; Ain, James Carroll, Esq; 5'h,
lola Creighton, Esq. 9th, F. Smib b.,
ESD; 7tn, s. 3. Mercer, Esq (; Sn,
O. Brewer, Esq 9Th, D. A. Harrsil,
ESQ 10th, T. c. Biakely, Ed llth,
Ii. T. Jones, Esq. II h. David Hirde
brand. ESQ: 18Th, + Walton, Esq ;
l4th, James Hall, Esq. 18Th, r.. H. CHS
son. Ed. I6th, J. II. G20dlett, Esq.
18th, w. 5. Smith, E-q.
The account in favor Of CEAles Cren
shaw falftaking 3 list Of ta-able property
in the 4ird civil d~istri,z for $50, wss,
On mokOn, allowed EStnimonsiy.
ThGreport Of L%ige Leonard having
] GRAn DftEtA1tsA ~ AAN tSAA eAA@ AN@Nf -
was ordered Hat the same be given to
the Are;s5for publication, and be re-
ceivS Sy the court and fled in the office
of the clerk Of this court.
On motion, ii was ordered by the court
that q committee OF three, consisting o.
/ Acknowledgement Wallace, Attorney
General Reeves and N. d. l. Stewart,
E-o., be appointed to examine the hnan-
ciai portion of the report Of his honor,
Judge leonard, and report at the present
Term Of this court.
Ordered by the court thas the clerk
have suitable books made for the asses
/ s0rs Of the several districts, and that the
Judge be- authorized to draw warrants on
I the trustee for the expense Of the same,
for the year 1851.
The rrport of Attorney-G General Reeves
having been presented to the court and
! read. it was ordered that the same be re-
ceived, and be given to the press for pub
I LEGATION.
The c5urt then adjourned, to meet this
I morning at 10 O'Clock.
CiaR5cry C0uyt-D. Il. Evans vs..
( James f. Richardson this cause was
I heard 90 motion 10 dissolve Injunction on
cross dill of Richardson, heretofore
Granted, it is ordered by the court thai
| The motion be sustained. Injunction dis
solved. aud trustee. after giving uotice,
proceed 10 sell the property ia the deed.
/ All other questions reserved until thg
! dnal hearing,
c A. Choate, Esq, was admitted as a
member OF this bar,
DOCKET roR THURSDAY, JANUAEy lorH.
60t John H.. Re,ari ct a.. VS.. Jas. Carin ct al
81. 81. Mitchell vs. Ioru Brown 90 al
4T& j. v. ,Tisp vs. NulteF S"oHss"U
IS caf,rey vs.. Rualn ct al
~ w. p Green ~ vs.. John IaydweIL.
! I34l J. e. 9 B~rauWeIEs t.E. Hart
9sL Mckinney & Co. VS.. Memphis overton
Cr]iaiG0i Court-This court di posed
/ IF abgut one hundred ml=ismeAuor
cases. The m-isdenrsuOr docket viii be
continued to-day, aud all parties failing
TO arTear will have forfeitures taken
/ srainst them, and an order for their re-
! arrest made iustauter. o. jury VIII bF
( 4muaupelled TO Try the Traverse case this
term. Four iIries will be emPaneiiedr
and will relieve each other alternately
LatU COuH.-In this court the follow
ing ca Is wJre disposed Of:
go T. F. SEAMAN vs., LEWIS HeyeT, dismiss d
for Rrat OF prosecution
lor plaintiff, s2i2S IS
Thjs TIon vs.. Smell, Taylor
: 80 - Y remainder OF tbs
raw c6aft nE5~h aud viii be
taken.ap again to-d3s%
REGlsrKY OF DEEDS EfES.
John Overt1u 10 Tboma9 oasF deeuN
lRqQ. lot No. 40 on b4 tuNSTies and
Virginia NJ. Moshy t. JorsH 3evont,
/ trust deed, 1888, one parcel or ground
containing 474-l00 acres, part OF the-
| 32E tract, formerly owned by I. J. n
A. B. Rozsiie Edward TROY to K. NJ.
I Anderson, trust deed, warTantee deed
$500, 40 acres, being the northwest cor,
ner o. the Woodruff track; Edward
Irbv 10 J. /. Anderson, $500, deed,
40 acres of the Woodruff tract; Ed
/ ward Trbv to Mary Ann Brinkiey, $1,000,
deed. so acres Of the Woodruff tract
Amos Roark to Edward Irby, trust deed
siSg6 Ia notes as follows one of SS4S 80,
twelve months, also for S94S So, payable
twenUy-four months sfier date 4 tract OF
land containing 40 So 100 acres Archl-
bald Wright to Charles G. Abercrnmhie,
Quit claim, deed to 275 acres on he t-
leigh plank road Sarah ann walker 10
I J.. NJ. Bond, quit claim deed, on payment
( of a note for 1928 so, a tract OF land for
/ merly Of estate Of J. r. Walker Mar
Gus /. Iney to L. NJ. Bond anu VIM Z.
! Bond, note 1850 %, payable December
] -. lStO, I'd acres Ni tataul AAI o y
/ district. A. Jones 20 Martin Griffin,
deed. 1877 81, one z.ate for SS3 0S, lot No.
IL. south Of Fort Pickering, Gu Horn
Lake rosd: Ell. Irby TO Amos R3ark,
deed. S2S45. I42 acres Of land OF the
Woodruff tract; j. +. Anderson to Ed.
Irby, trust deed on 400 acres for the pay
ment OF the following notes SOS 90,
| sacoui note for S255 90, due November
1, 1865: E. NJ. Anderson TO Ed lrby,
| trust iced on 20 acres Of land Ofthe Wood
ruff tract for the payment Of the following
( notes: first for S266 IS, due November J.,
I 1867, the second for $3.50 go, due Novem-
Der l, 1853; John Pitman and a. Ii.
/ Douglas to Michael Sullivan, quit claim
deed TO lotto Winchester street J.. q.
w. Bond to Z. ii. C0bbs, trust deed on
cotton and corn crop to secure the pay
ment Of q uote for SlS36, due October 10
1867; VIM. R. Chandler to VIM. F. Har-
din. deed, $4,000, lots l and 2 on new
Raleigh road, containing 40 acres; Mary
A. Cooper to w. =. Wilson, deed, S264
lot on Union avenue, containing 44-lO'
. ,F an acre