Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT.-The case Of Har
din VS.. Avery, In which 2 jury was en-
panneled, has been continued until mex
Thursday at 10 o'clock. The jurors il
the case will take notice OF the above
adjournment. The u set for hearing
to-day is Harris vs.. Werner. The case
up for hearing on yesterday, Hill VS.
Bradley, was argued by counsel and sub.
mitted to the court. Mr.. 7. J. La
than was sworn Ia as q solicitor
Of this court. The following DEGREES
were entered Of record Williams VS..
Willie, final decree; Pettus VS.. Wood,
final decree; Gegg VS.. Jones, order of
sale Low Bros. VS.. Swan, sale CON
frmed; Rutlege vs. Cross, Injunction dis,
solved; Robertson VS.. Sneed, trial de-
cree; Winters VS.. Childs, trial decree.
Law CoURT.-The clerk Of this court
requests that all magistrates before whom
cases have been appealed to the next
term, (second Monday in October inst,
will send up the papers in such cases
without delay.
UNITED STATES COURT.-The case OF
Naples VS., Bridges has not es yet been
concluded. 1t will be taken up to-day.
Judge Trigg heard another argument on
last evening, in the injunction case Of
Dean VS.. Gsyoso gas company ct al.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The October term
criminal side of the court convened on
yesterday pursuant to adjournment. The
grand jury was empsnneled and sworn,
and will receive the charge Of the court
TO day. The trial Of criminal cases will
commence on Tuesday next. The law
side of said court will continue in
session until Monday next, which will be
motion day. The following cases are set
for trial to day: Nos. 1874, 1853, 40, 202,
3O2, 3O8, 8O4, sos, 806, S07, 300, 80, 81,
Sl2, 3l3, 3l5, Sl6, 31s, 3l9, S21, 322, 1913,
S24, S25, S26, S27, 500, 800, $50, 8Sl, 1872.
1888, 384, 1856, $3.50.
SHELBY COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Last evening just before the adjourn.
ment Of vi in the case Of Jacob
Thompson. indictment for horse stealing,
the jury returned a verdict Of guilty, and
ten years imprisonment in the state PEN
itentiary. The usual motions for new
trial, and in arrest OF Judgment. were
asked to be entered by defendants coun
ell. The criminal docket will continue
to be called to-day.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-L0uisa
NJ. Loopey to &. Pfsnnusteihl, deed, ex-
change Of property, tracts Of land on
Won river, l0f ana lDJ acres aunt 70
same, deed, SIS, 900, lot, with brickihouse,
on Poplar street, q feet by "a feet, be-
tween Main and Second streets; G.
Pfsnnusteihl to Louisa NJ. Looney, deed,
sos, 500, lot, on Jefferson street, SIS feet
TO intersection with Third street, by las
6-12 feet on latter street-Other lines ir-
regular-being part OF lot No. 81 (;
Thomas Winters to VIM. Miles, deed OF
trust TO secure note for $1,000, part of
country lot No. 40s, being part Of lot No.
! of Ralston's subdivision of 1889, on
Alabama road; John Il. Stephenson to
Jane d. Crook, deed, $1,000, lot situated
between Alabama and Mosby streets,
lines irregular; same to same, deed,
$500, lot on Robertson street, 1876
by q feet John II. Ilsley ct al. to
D. G. Mander, deed, S5T5, lot, being
the share of Jno. H. Ilsley to the go feet
of ground conveyed to said Ilsley by n.
/. Farris, situate on Spring street, so feet
by 30 feet; Henry Fitzgerald to Geo. A.
Clark, lease OF land, S12S, annual rent,
etc, situate on Town Reserve avenue, IS
feet by 2l5 feet; P. Garvin, tax collector,
to l.. b. Perkins, deed, 81, lot No. Is,
block IS, Orleans street.