Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-13

III OF the Observation-Disclosures Oh
an important witness, the Mills case, for
malicious shooting, was passed over in
definitely. Nothing else was done eX-
cept the setting of the following cases for
the days under which they appear:
MONDAY, JANUARY IA.
1872 Peter Gillian n Geo. Care, larceny.
il55. J. $ Cocker and j. ;. Maroney, larceny.
l22l- Lewis Lowry, larceny.
l222. Josh Bell ami shorten Cox, larceny.
lZs. Oscar Smith, larceny.
TUESDAY JANUARY Is.
I24l. Henry Taylor. larceny.
1916. George Hallam, larceny.
l&L George Wilson, larceny.
l25&. Richard Walker, Larceny.
III. VIM. stroud, eaticing a female from her
mother for the purpose OF cOngUblnage
and prostitution,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY I6.
1850. T.. L. Williams. larceny.
1854. Isaac Erskine, larceny.
I2JS. George Brewer and Nelson Johnson, lar
ceuY.
1901. GaIaiin smith, larceny.
1893. Sallie sash, lHrceny.
THURSDAY, JANUARY II.
lo5. Ed. Smith, larceny.
1906. Thomas Bolger, Thomas BurnsRnd Dennis
Tucker, larceny.
1854. j. Powers, assault and battery.
The criminal court of Memphis will
adjourn on Friday evening next for the
session, and meet the second Monday in
February next. Court IN course.
We neglected, in yesterdays issue, to
note the fact hat Fred. II. Brennaus
ESD, was admitted as a member of this
bar.
Lar ~CoWf-Judge Thomas Ct. Smith
presiding.-The day was consumed by
various motions of no Importance to TIL
public. The law court adjourned until
Monday, January p, 1867.
ChGHceJY COtTt-HOn. VIM. NJ. Smith,
chaucsll0r.-Wm e. Butler vs.. W. T..
Williams. In this case il is ordered that
complainant recover of defendant the
sum Of S3,3l5 80, and the costs of this
suit, which, if not paid within sixty
days, that the land mentioned in the
.pleadings be sold upon advertisement as
required by law.
In the ease of VIM, e. Butler VS.. c.
Muller, ordered that complainant re-
cover Of defendant the sum of SI,43S 95,
and the casts II the suit, which, if not
paid within sixty days, that the land
mentioned in the pleadings be sold upon
advertisement as required by law.
f. p. Schulthers Va. f. Seibert.-In
this suit it is ordered that complainant
recover Of defendant thesum Of S6737 80,
with interest and costs of this ssit,
which, if nOt paid within sixty days, that
the land mentioned in the pleadinGs be
sold upon advertisement a. required by
law.
IN the case OF George d. Carson vs.. b.
Davidson ct al, it is ordered that com-
plainant recover of defendants the sum
of Sl0O5 81, with interest and essts Of
this suit, which, if not paid within sixty
days, that the lands mentioned in the
%pleadings he sold upon advertisement as
required by law.
w. Il. Miller VS.. Ross Caldwell. or
dered that the complainant recover of
the defendant the sum of SI02 GO and
costs OF this cause from any funds men,
toned IN the pleading, that may come
into the hands of tho clerk and mas
ter, subject however, to and without,
prejudice to the claim and attachment
thereon of said fund Of Henry Laird vs..
Ross Caldwell.
Emma Carlisle VS.. James H. Carlisle.
Deere II divorce granted.
Mary Ann S-ehOOnOver, e~xecutrix, VS..
Ross Caldwell, ordered that complainant
recover of defendant the sum of Sq4l IS
and the costs of the cause from the fund
mentioned in the pleading that may
come into the hands of the clerk and
master, subject however, to and without
prejudice 20 attachments of said fund by
Henry Laird and w. r. Miller.
Jacob Weller VS.. W. d. Fly, order con-
firming report of sale, and the amount Of
the decree of complainant Oe paid to him,
balance of funds TO be retained until
further ordered by the court.
II. w. Sebree VS.. Ellen D. Joy, ct. al,
ordered that Pitser Miller, Thomas r.
Smith, James A. Paine and c. @. Burke,
be appointed commissioners for the pur-
pose mentioned in the decree.
Robert Searcy ct al. VS.. Elvira r.
Searcy ct al, ordered that Thomas L.
Sneed, J. b. Starke, II. b. Childs, w. II.
StOrall and G, G. Burke be appointed
commissioners to make a partition of
the property described in cOmplainsnts'
bill.
Fred. A. Myers vs.. Ed. Breathett ct.
al, upon pro cOnfesso, regularly taken,
it is ordered that the Injunction herein
be made perpetual, and defendant Nc
KeOgh he ordered to prOaHce promissOry
note or due bill which is the subject OF
the charge, and when produced to be
cancelled, and that defendants pay costs
of this cause,
+. Carr vs.. J. G. K~imbrough, ct al.
In this cause report of sale is confirmed,
and title of land sold vested in John c.
Kimbrough, his heirs and assignees for
ever.
w. Houze and wife vs.. II. B. Bolton,
administrator. The case in issue is a
guardian settlement, excepted TO in the
county court, and appealed to the circuit
court, and transferred by order of the
court and consent of the parties because
Of ehancery Jurisdiction to the chancery
court of Memphis, it stands upon eXcep-
ions to the report of the clerk and mas
ter. After the reading of voluminOus
documents, pro and con, the defendants
were ably represented in the opening ar
gament by Col. Luke w. Finlay, who
occupied the attention Of the court
till the hour of adjournment. VIM.
4. Scott, Esq, for cOmplainants, will
have the floor on Monday,
The following IS the calendar for
MoNhAY, JANUARY IA.
R.n
7S8. Cha Levy vs.. II. q. Smith ct al.
l2S3. Lyons, Flies & Co. VS.. R II. Mason.
1855. II. B.. Clathin & Co. vs.. BeasthOfr ct al.
1gT. hfca Silk x GO. vs.. Same