Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-10
THE COURTS.

Law COURT.-The jury, in the cas- of
Metcalf VS.. DoweIl, found q verdict for
the plaintiff. This was an ejectment
case, and the jury found as above, being
the fee simple interest in lot No. Al, the
property in controversy. The following
cases are set for trial to-day
405 Peres VS. Peres.
40S Ensel vs. Peres.
400 PereS VS. Peres.
al Scott VS. O'Hern.
42 Wari VS. Bailey.
4l Mcdonald VS. Titus.
4S Cole, eX'r, vs. Powers.
1872 Hughes VS. Morrissey.
al Fursythe, Bros & Co vs. Blood ct al.
AZ Peres vs. Perss.
452 kirnen vs. Stewart & Bro.
ass Campbell VS. ROthrOck.
46i Walte ing W Tufts ct al.
f67 alexander vs. Rice ct al.
49, Hart VS. Cole, executor, ct al.
rs Grant VS. McAnister.
474 Porter vs. Higgins.
Az Martin VS. Ssnith tai.
49, Nichgis vs. Berlin.
49l Mason et TX VS. Flemming.
49i Peres VS. Peres-
495 Ensel VS. Peres.
49S Hollywood VS. Elliot.
1879 vaughn vs. Hanaell & Riggs ct al.
5OO Taylor, DIM r, VS. Levy.
90 Western VS. Baum ct al.
90 Leonard vs. eager.
SO Fitzgerald VS. Mitchell adm'x.
52l O'HeTn VS. Burns ct al.
5A Nagle vs. BTinkley.
81 Nervlle d Co vs. Walker ct al.
so Williams VS. Hart.
81 Chester VS. Hunter.
5S Bunyau VS. Ross & Co.
49, Union Bank of Tennessee vs. Tate ct al.
So Union Bank Of Tennessee VS. Tate ct al
52S Wesche vs. Schulthe.
59 Riddle, Coleman & 20 VS. Baird.
80 Laski VS. Ogden.
81 Wolf vs. Seaman.
81 Oliver VS. Thompson.
UNITED STATES COURT.-The follow
ing cases were set for trial on yesterday
for September 3Oth:
=. Moore vs.. How're.
IS. RGres IS. NQOrs.
81 Moore VS.. Hughes.
Judge Trigg delivered his charge to the
grand jury, ~whereupOn court adjourned
to this morning at the usual hour.
TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE. V.
Savage to NJ. r. Savage, deed, $1,000, the
south half of lot No. 10, in plan of subdi-
vision of the Hawley property, 200 feet
on Poplar street, by % feet; Thomas B..
McEwen to W. F. Hardin, deed $3.50 80,
a certain lot, with buildings thereon, on
the south side of Adams street, being
part Of lot No. IS, being q S-12 feet ON
Adams street, by 50 feet John T. Rob
insOn to Florida G. Seat, deed, IL acres,
part of lot No. II, of % acres, belonging
to estate of VIM. Robinson, deceased,
near the avenue dividing the Weakley
land and the Thomas avenue; David M.
Philip to r.. L. Smith, deed, $3.50, lot No.
"A, in block 7, fronting 24 feet on Water
street by 8 feet; V. Leak, ct al, to John
Lynch, deed, $500, lots Nos. 10 and II,
north of the depot at COllierville, Tenn,
each lot being SO feet by 100 feet; Edward
E Porter to Matte c.. Porter, title bond,
$500, tract of land one-hslf mile east of
| Wells station, containing 30 acres more
or less ; the undivided half interest in
the same.
COTTON WANTED To LOOSEN A TIGHT
MONEY MARKET.-The absolute suspen-
sion Of business which has prevailed here
and in interior towns and villages
through three months past, the abstrac-
ton Of millions of dollars which of late
has flowed through this city to the north
west in payment for plantation supplies,
these facts have begotten an unprece-
dented scarcity of money which compels
the pastponment, as already announced,
Of the drawings Of the Southern Asylum.
It is needless to dispose of a share of the
property embraced in these schemes,
when by the delay Of a month
the whsle of both schemes may be
distributed. The farmers one dollar, and
the city five dollar scheme, will be drawn
on the third Monday in October. There
will be no future pOstponements. What
I'VE the amount Of tickets sold, the
drawings will occur IS announced. There
will be regular monthly drawings
through the winter and spring.
.PERsoNAL.-Mr. George r. RutteT, late
| president of the Tennessee National
bank, returned yesterday from a summer
tour to Virginia, and We are glad to say
| looks much improved by his trip. AS
will be seen by his advertisement in our
columns elsewhere, he has opened an
exchange and brokers' office, strictly on
| commission, a kind Of business much
needed in our community, and we wish
him the success his well known enter
prise deserves.
PERsoNAL.-Our gallant friend Maj.
| Kinlock Falconer, so universally and
favorably ksown to the army of the
west, in Confederate times, as the assis-
tant adjutant general of Gen. Joe John
ston, is in the city, and will solicit adver-
tisements for the excellent paper he now
edits, the Holly Springs Reporter. Asa
large share Of our Wholesale trade is
with that portion Of Mississippi, and
may be largely Increased by judicious
advertising, We cordially commend to
\ our merchants the medium thus offered
/ for making known the facilities they can
offer to country dealers and the planters
Of that section.