Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-27

Law CoURT-James O. Pierce, Judge,
etc.-The cases set for trial to-day are as
follows
~wEuSEgDAl, N~OYEAEER 2, 1851.
gI Fenton & co VS. Morton * Co.
80 " aham vs. MunfOrd.
$50 Warren VS. same.
SIS Hawthorne VS. Huntsr.
$50 Hawthorne, procheiH ami, Us Hunter.
$50 Lawrence vs. Joiner.
BAL Pallet vs. Dean ct n.
S4 -peuczr vs. Woodward ct al
3f5 NorvllIs, Boone & Co vs. Walden.
81 EJna Irsursnce Company yssteamer Con-
way ' and owners.
S4S Williams vs. steamer lzetta and owners.
$40 Montgomery et a. vs. AlN.
50 Winston, Churchill & Co vs. SchaI.
81 OfNeal vs. Reagan.
80 Miller vs. Perry ct TX
- Harris, Use, etc, vs. GrosveneT-
( 80 1IcAdams, admir- vs. MedlOck-
S6 FTsiue " Mckinley.
JS bdell vs. Malone
$50 Coleman, use, etc, vs. FlAherty.
sGJ Jaio vs. EgueW eJ al
Sol Baum, ak vs. carroll.
So crosby " stack.
83 Chase vs. sdford ct al.
=b4 PErtee ct al vs. DHern.
S6s kalen vs. BloUm.
$50 Finuie vs. Murray ct al.
I 40 shelton. Jones a Co vs. Divine
81 Corey & Co VS. Walt Ell 81.
81 Knapp - Ray.
1913 collins & CO vs. Miller.
3I Malone vs. Malone.
SO Burchis VS. Jacobs.
SO Mayer vs. NJ < q K GO.
3T Felis vs. Saddlsr, trustee.
81, Jennings vs. Joiner.
$50 pGreL vs. Feuton.
$50 LOgomsrZiuO vs. BrackIey.
$50 J0uually IS Allen ct al.
34 Alderman vs. Block.
80 Holland vs WatsruOuse &CO
81 Cash vs. Tipping.
$40 ~tewaT. vs. Boyd.
sa4 HAYNES vs. LawleSs.
3s Taylor, use, etc, Us Burnett.
5y9 Adair VS. Wright.
40 Arnold " shaw.
MUNICIPAL COURT-GeOrgs ". Wal
Hr0n, Judge, etc.-The cases on wTits Of
inquiry which were heretofore specially
set, will be taken up to-day. On Friday
and Saturday next criminal cases will be
taken up and tried.
CHANCERY CoURr-Wm. NJ Smith,
Chancellor. etc Meets on Friday next
pursuant 20 adjournment. Motions will
be heard on that day. The clerk will
can the roll Of solicitors, commencing at
letter A.
COURT Vim. Hunter, Judge.
TIE Jury in the murder case of the State
vs.. DonlOn, was unable to sgree last
/ evening, aud was sent back TO the jury
room with instructions tO report this
morning. One Of the jurors became
quite sick on yesterday, and the
question was discussed SIS to the author
itV OF the COurt 10 discharge ne JURY on
that account, without the consent Of the
defendant. DR.. Aston, Clerk and
Master Of the Chaneery Court, examined
the Juror, and informed the Court that
the Juror would be able to attend to BUSH
ness to-dsy. Suitable accommodation
was provided for the sick juror. A YER
diet will probably be rendered to-day.
The esse Of the State VS.. Henry ThOmp-
SOD, Indictment for arson, was called up
and tried. The jury, after an absence Of
an hour, returned a verdict Of guilty, and
fixed the penalty at twenty-One years
Imprisonment in the Penitentiary. The
usual motion for q new trial and an arrest
OF Judgment was entered. Judge Smith,
counsel Of ex Policeman John c. Rogers,
moved to discharge the prisoner from the
county jsil, as the Grand Jury ignored
the bill Of indictment sent to them by the
Attorney General. He was charged with
stealing q watch, the property of NJ.
Combs, jr. The motion was granted,
and the prisoner discharged. The jail
eases will continue to be called for trial
to-day.