Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-26
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT Vim. n Smith,
CIancellor.-The DEGREES and orders en-
tered on yesterday were as follows:
Jones VS. Brinkley, new parties made.
Divine VS. TOof, inIerlocutOry order.
Reid VS. Red, terms OF sale changed.
Bradley VS. Ferguson, survey ordered.
p .Ik VS. Doyle, Inal decree.
Buck VS. Williams neE b md to be given.
Thomas VS. SoOqwin, NAL Cecree.
Peacock vs. Thcnlas, sale renewer.
Davis vs. Peplnw, report confirmed, etc.
Maydwe.I vs. MAydwSu, decree on report, etc.
Delosch vs. Armstrong. vtYor.
Mosby VS. Hunt new parties made.
Lanier VS. GayOSO savings Institution, new
parties made.
Grahsm vs. Edginston, motion to dissolve in
fnnetion.
Pope VS. Perdue, reference.
Deioach VS. Armstrong 6, new party made.
Sprouts VS. Armstrong, reviyOr. e.
Proviue VS. Stewart, decree vesting title.
Malatesta VS. Cuneo, new party made.
HARRISON VS. Blackburn, sale renewed.
Jane VS. James, sale renewed.
Moore VS. steamer Bestona, re 'ereDce.
Morris vs. SeIden, reference renewed.
Belchsr VS. WlckeTshsIn, new paIt.es made.
The Chancellor rendered the folio wing
decisions on yesterday: Thomas VI.
Goodwin, for decree as prepared Al
bridge VS.. Pope, dismissed as to certain
parties; Pegram vs.. DohaD, demurrer
oyerruled. To-day the Clerk will call
the roll Of solicitors for motions, com
meneing st letter A. After the motions
shall have been heard the following
causes have been specially set for bear
ing: Fleece VS.. Rogers, SIaughtei vs.
Warner, Ward w. WsrAer. The Clerk
and Master will take an account friday
in the case Of Battle VS.. Laird.
CRIMINAL COURT - Rn1. Hunter,
Jitdge.-The jury in the case ~ the
stare VS.. John Garin, indictment for
murder, returned verdict of gully, and
fixed the period OF imprisonment at i've
years in the penitsntiary. A motion for
new trial and in arrest of Judgment was
entered. No cases will be tried by jury
until Monday next. Court will remain
in session up to that time to receive the
reports OF the Grand Jury. il is ex-
pected that by next Monday, anew ano
more convenient courtroom VIII be pro-
vided by the Commissioners.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. w Raldran
Judge. The Jury, in the case of the
State VS.. Creighton, unlawful gaming,
returned q verdict Of not guilty. All the
other cases set for trial yesterday were
held under sdvisement, on motions to
quash.
The cases set for trial to-day are
D53 state vs. L0agHe. speculatipg in
county claims.
Az to 47e Same VS. Madison q SweaIs unlay-
fuf gaming.
i44S to 1862 Same VS. kap2ersebnlfdt unlawful
retailing.
1888 to 1854 same We small, utlayxful retaiIiro
l77S Same vs. Jones, carrying coneeaiea
weapons,
17sc same rs AelArtland, carrying con-
eealed weauCns
10 same rs c5szrove, carrying oon-
cealsd wsspons
l7e6 Same vs. ~ dgett. carrying concealed
Weapods.
1924 70 1883 same 1as wetter, keeping gaming
lies same Nelson, carrying concealed
weabons.
1898 same IS Johnson, assault asd bat
tery
SHELLEY CIRCUIT CoURT-G George W.
Reeves, JBcsgg. --Y Yesterday being motion
day, the usual number of motions were
heard. The cases set for trial to-day are
from No. 2s2 to go, inclusive. No de.
cision as yet in the contested election