Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-27
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COUKT.-W YIN. II. Smith,
Chancellor, etc.-The DEGREES and orders
entered on yesterday were as follows:
Mckinney vs. Hodges, order OF sale.
LRnisr vs. GayOsO Savings Institution, referen-
eneG to CLERK and Master.
Carter vs. Jefferson, anal decree and appeal,
Cossett vs. iSs'ssippi and Tennessee haiiroad,
KofoTd vs. Hartley, reference to Clerk and
| ProuddS VS. Walker, order Of sale.
Walker rs Williamson, injunction dissolved.
UnjOn Bank vs. Armstrong, sale confirmed.
Hi VS. Dimmick, Receiver appointed.
Tennessee Mutual Fire Insurance Company VS.
Peter, motion for Receiver.
Plummer VS. Myers, order or sale.
Wright vs. GoldSberry, final decree.
Dancey VS. Dancsy, final decree.
Attorneys will apply at the Clerks
desk for TIE following Causes decided by
the Chancellor.
Hirsch VS. Trlgg.
Dsnegri VS. Mayor and Aldermen of Memphis.
Winn vs. Bluff City Insurance Company.
Heidel VS. WIuble.
p inter vs. Brinkley.
| Crisp VS. Miller.
Rocco VS. Beaumont,
Ean1ey VS. Beaumont.
The calendar pablished for yesterday
and u~ndisposed of, will be called up to-
day.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT George ".
Reeves, JGdge.-The cases set for trial
to-day are
iG2 Hauum VS. Walker.
f03 Prenner vs. Goodwin.
los McGoWen vs. Moore.
lI2 Thomas adm'rv vs. williams.
ll8 Heron adIn'x VS. Glenn st al.
~ Williamson vsATlfsOn.
f2lk Kaufman vs. Taylor.
- eannan vs. C.leman ct al.
81 AusE rs taylor.
i4 Eaken a Cows Treat.
lSS Bond W. = adisdn.
Isl Johnson Us e ackEOoG.
lS Thompson admir- vs. Williams Ell a..
lS9 Moore VS. Johnson.
40 Gotham VS. Smith.
IA Johnson Wright & Co. vs. Cogswell.
l42 kangu VS. Ward & McClenaud.
l43 Leary VS. Gibson.
i4t Shore VS. Williams.
40 Leary vs. Finnie.
l4G Murphy & Cash VS. Rogers ct al.
l47 Ieop9T6 use etc. VS. Wheeler adm'Xs
ii9 state Of Tesnessee use etc. VS. ferguson ct al.
$50 Lane, by next friend VS. blackwell admit. O.
The above cases will be called peremp-
torily and tried or continued, regardless
of the absence of attorneys.
LAW CoURT-Jdmes O. Pierce,
Ildge.-The case of Scanlan VS.. Smell,
Taylor & Co. is stu on triSl. The cases
set for trial on yesterday viii be tsken
up after this case.
CRIMINAL CoURT-W9n. HomteT, Judge.
The case of the State VS.. Marie closed on
yesterday. The jury had not rendered q
verdict up TO a late hour. At 5 o'clock
the jury returned to Court, and stated
that they ooEld not agree. Judge Hun
ter ordered them to report al ~ O'Clock
to-day.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Geo. ". WaldrGn,
Judge.-The cases set for trial to-day are
as iOlloWsi
44 state vs. Won. Atehu1soa.
e49 STATE vs. James Flynn. n
ISL to F5S State VS. d. G. Costello.
l022 and 1853 State VS. NJ. c.. Costello.
BANKRUPTCY COURT j. Latham,
Register.-The schedules of D. F. Barnes
aye iG.ormal and must be corrected be-
fore further acpon y!ii be taken. Joseph
n. Jones and NICHOLAS >. Haynes were ed
~judiaated bsnkrupts and ". Y. Cirode
appointed assignee. The following cases
are now stopped in the sssigRee's Office,
and further proceedings will not be had
until the bankrupts or their attorneys de-
posit a sufficient amount to make up the
500 to be deposited with the Clerk Of the
Court, according to the order of Judge c.
p. Trigg, already Published, Thomas
H, Reese, JohnW. S. Brown, Alfred S.
Coleman, Louis Castleman, Nehemiah
NJ. Hansett, VIM. Farris, Jno. V. Gill
bert, Joseph Lory, E. 8. Plummer, Thos.
Il. NorYeIl, Walt & johnson, Geo. N.
Robinson, Hugh n. stewsrt, Frank B,
Dancy, s. d. TrHehart.