Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-21

MUNICIPAL CoURT-G. ". Waldran,
.Tsdge.-The following cases have been
set .or trial to-day
Ia Nssh rs bIcKearnGY,
899 Malone vs. MeG1Tthy,
| 3s4 Shaw q Co Va Daily.
3S9 Murphy vs. Hartman.
200 Thompson vs Bunce ct TX.
4I9 Jones VS. Hailman ct al.
42I Henderson ct al VS. Meath.
424 Schultz vs. Venn.
426 ScblOss d Co vs. Rice.
! ~ Carter VS. Bower.
4sl FresoOtb Us Peek.
| 455 Iglsuer & Priiz VS. Hubert,
439 Ayers ct al VS. Verney.
40 Same VS. Cohen.
AL Downey ct al vs. Jones.
/ OBS Marks VS. Combs &c Co.
4S2 Griun 70 Tipping.
Az Butler vs. Pwohig.
! A4 L0eWastine 81 Brother vs. Levy OF al.
AS Page e. = VS. HesseI Levy 2 Go.
AS Loweustine q Brother - tally q
Ready.
AT Same VS. Levy.
AS Sharpe vs. Meyers ct al.
40 Crisp, agent, vs. Park.
45l Barrett VS. Passmore ct al.
452 Same VS. same.
EI1 EA[LA@AAgAG 70 W AEAG % liz
454 Bescher & Webb Vs Wescher.
ass N~ewberger vs. O'DonneIl.
405 Same VS. Creighton ct al.
CHANCEBY COURT Wa. n. Smith,
Chancellor, e:c.-StaBds adjourned Until
Monday, January %, 1868.
Attorneys having the papers in the
following causes will return them to the
office of the Clerk sRd Master immedi-
ately;
Lucy W. Stark, administrative, VS. Mary
COckrell ct al.
VIM. G. Anderson, administrator, VS.
Martha E. Bead ct al.
CRIMINALC COURT Vim. Hunter, Jtdge.
Another attachment for contempt OF
Court, was issued on yesterday sgsiDs.
Messrs. Galloway, Rhea & Cluskey, based
upon an article in Sunday mornings
edition of the Avalanche. This writ
like those issued last Saturday, Is made
r~eturnable on the second Monday of Feb
rusry, 1858, being the next term OF this
Court.
In the second application for habeas
corpus, heard Saturday evening, IN the
case of the State IS. 4. Marie, the de-
PENDANT was remanded to jail, the Court
holding that the newly discovered cyl
deuce introduced, was not sufncient "a
sustain the petition for the writ above
mentioned,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
r. Tigg, Judqe.-Ihe following casef
were dismissed from the docket. FheSe
cases we're for violation OF the revenue
laws;
United States VS. S. Margsrum.
SEINE vs. John Moffatt.
Same vs. M. H. Baldwin.
The following order Of CoHrt was en-
tered Of record +:
Ordered by the Court, That all par
ties who have been arrested and given
bond, on indictments for violation OF the
Internal Revenue law, make their ap'
p~earsnee Ia the United States Courts, on
or before Wednesday next, or forfeiturei
will be taken against them and theil
securities"
On the equity docket, the motion t.
dismiss ceTtjOTdTi 10 the case Of Duncan
VS.. BeecheT, was overruled.
The Ease of the United States vs.. Esi
logg viii be called up for trial to-day.
The following additional petitions II
bankruptcy have been filed IN the ONO
of the Clerk of this Court:
Joseph T. Jackson, Madison county.
David Frank, Shelby county.
w. B. Dyer & Co., Shelby county.
Lyon, Fies & Co., Shelby county,
James G. Mofiat, Shelby county.
LAW CoURT.-Jdmes O. Pierce, Judge
etc.-Yesterday being motion day a lArg'
( number Of motions were heard. tn
roll not being called through, motion
will be heard to-day. The Clerk VII
commence calling the roll at letter X
going down. Judge Pierce granted
writ Of habeas corpus in the ease OF tn
, State Of Missouri vs.. Joseph Behr, VIII
, was arrested on yesterday BY the Sheriff
1 upon a requlsition. The case has bee
I set for hearing to-day at II o'clock, n
1 A petition for babeas corpus was granite
in the case of the State vs. J. J. DabOal
returnsble at 10 o'clock Am, te-day
9 Mr., Dubose was imprisoned on yestel
day, for Contempt, by order OF the Count
Court.