Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COUBT-Ge0 ~ WaIdTdH
Jndge-Yesterday Judge Waldrsn mod
NED his hs in the mandamus case OF 0
y Woodward We. s. b. Beaumont, a
follows:
10 ths Clerk Of the Municipal Court:
The nat in this cess IS hereby 50 modi
dsd requiring you TO Issue q msudamu,
commanding said Beaumont to open the
place OF business Of said Woodward 60
ar as 10 permit him to vend Lottery
tickets by virtue Of his United States Il
cense, but ia no manner "a apply to the
game Of keno, or require said Beaumont
10 open said WOOdward's place OF bush
ness for the purpose OF allowing thai
game to be carried on.
Sept s, 1868. ~
Mr.. Frank Taft, Clerk Of the Court is
susd a msGdamus in accordance with the
above fiat Of the Court.
Yesterday being motion day, the usual
aumDsr OF mOtiOus were heard. It wac
ordered by the court that all motions for
new trials would be heard on the frsi
Saturday il October next. The cases SET
for trial on Monday next were published
IN yesterday. Court meets on Monday
1t y O'Clock. an.
CRIMINAL COUNT Wa. Hunter JRdqs
In chambers on yesterday the following
business was transacted
The case Of the STAKE vs. Turner and
Rogers, was continued over 90 Wsdnes.
day next. These negroes stand charged
9Th the burglary in Gen. Hums's resi-
denee,
me case OF the State Va. Calico and
Woods was continued over to Wednss-
day next. The above parties stand
charged with the outrage committed on
the person OF Mr.. Alexander. The above
cases come up next "wednesday, st 2
O'Clock, pm.
The hsbsss corpus case Of the State W.
w. +. Clark, was continued over for
further investigation until Wednesday
next. The testimony on behalf Of the
State was heard on yesterday.
In the case OF the State va. Helen
stone charge of larceny, application to
redoce bond. The bend was fixed 81
$1,000.
The casa OF the state vs. Annie Cal
agher aud SslIie Myers, charge of lar
ceny, was continued over to next Wed
nesdey.
CHANcgRY COURT. Aston, Clerk
ana 4dstea-SiXteen attachment bills
were died on yesterday by Taylor No
Bean q Baldwin for use, &c, against
property holders in the city, and attach
ing tbs property Of defendants to sat
isiy amounts due for laying down the
Nicholson pavement. Tns clerk and
master Will Cske sn account on Monday
next, in the case Of Kerr VS.. EidridEe et
al.
TRANSFER OF REAL Estate FOR THE
WEEK ENDING, September IS, 1865
Neil b. Holt to julia +. Lecture, I0xl50
feet north side of Washington strest,
5000; Martin Wsbber q Bro. to James
;, ROOss, lot IS, Willo Williams division,
S8l7 Ii J mes Boyer ct FL. TO E. R. Al
len, lO5x2l0 feet, lot IS, Claybo0k divis-
ion, STG0; COrrsl Smith and wife to
George W. Merrick, lots l AID >,
block 10, Fort Pickering, 500; T. h.
Boswell, MarghGl, 20 A. NJ. Boyd. LOT =
aud {. west side OMAN street, S62013;
Max Schneider to Wm. A. Bender, lot p,
block 2, Fort Pickering, 500; Marcus J.
Wright and wife TO John D~aJliDgsr, lot
at junction Fort Pickering and Memphis
AID Charleston Railroad, $1,000; Com
HsssiODer's deed to McLemore heirs, va
riou5 blocks aud lots in Fort Pickering,
value, S5S 207 so; a. NJ. Ferguson to
Edward Mana's heirs, 50xl654, par.
block SO, $500. The following are in the
Office awaiting parties interested to come
ia and make corrections John c.. Nc
Lsmore to Mrs, H.. A. j.. Hartley John
and Mary A. Hartley to ANN NJ.
John Q. MCLamOre to Mrs.
A J. Hartley.
GEO. NJ. GREEDY. Register.
Memphis, Sepi. 10. IssS.