Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-10
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT Vim. Ii. Smith
Charlottesville following additional or
ders and DEGREES were entered on yester
day:
walker VS. Armstrong, Reference.
Coidschm midi vs. Goldschmidt, Divorce decree
Robinson vs. Williams. Reference, etc.
Sehabel VS. Moore, Final decree,
steinknhl VS. WickeIsham, introductory or
1Ieaohsrl VS. N1osby, I1terlocutory order.
E9dins vs. n. and A. OF NJ, InterlOcutOIy ord
Ross VS. Ross. Continuance to next terra.
AldEidge vs. Pope, Final decree
Gates VS. Humphrey. Reference.
Ch-isp vs. Park, Writ Of possession.
PfckerelI vs. Fisher, Final decree.
Miller VS. Petit, Sci, ia. issued.
Forrestervs Bilbow, InterlOcutory order.
Renkert VS. Butler, sale set aside.
WOrrell VS. Armour, Order Of sale.
Randall VS. Walker, Motion to dismiss.
DlckensOn VS. Beer, Sale order.
Bunton VS. Kenny Ipteriocutory order.
Walker VS. FOsbeTry. Pro confessO
Ward vs. Matthews, Final decree
Bolton VI Dickens, Receiver appointed.
May VS. AyreS, sale order.
Patterson VS. Dickens, interlocutory order.
Borland VS. Stoddard, sale order.
Shepherd VS. shepherd, reference, etc.
Carroll vsCarroll, reference, etc,
Mosby VS. Hunt, re-reference and sale.
Hays vs. Hays, pro cOnfesso.
May VS. Ayres, pro cnnfessO.
HIil VS. Diniek, order on tenants.
How VS. Aldrich, sale order, etc.
Walker VS. Hardin, dismissal.
Cushing VS. Aydlett, nnai decree.
The Clerk and Master will take an &C
count. to-day in the following case
Rawlings VS.. Horne.
The hearing of the case Of the State
of Tennessee ex rel, A. P. Burditt VS.
Geo. w. Waldrau will take place liz
chambers to-day.
Court meets on Monday next, pursu.
ant to adjournment.
LAW CoURF-JaHes o. Pierce, Judge
The Jury in the case of Boro & Co. vs..
Saint, returned verdict in favor of the
plaintifsin the sum Of S2,729, principal
and interest.
Court stands adjourned until Saturday
morning at o'clock.
Saturday will be motion day.
H. S. Lee has received the appoint
ment of Judge Of Law Court, vice Judge
James O. Pierce, resigned.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. W. WdIdrGJ1,
Judgs.-The cases set for trial on yes
terday against S. B. Beaumont and A.
P. Burditt were continued over to next
Saturday.
Judge Waldrsn addressed the Grand
Jury on yesterday, aud referred to the
charges brought against the Court by
Messrs. Beaumont aud Burditt, Police
Commissioners. He was charged with
fixing up the Grand Jury with view
to the prosecution of these parties. He
held in his hand the original list made
out by the Prosecuting Attorney Hudson,
from which list the Grand Jury were
summoned. Many of the members Of
the Grand Jury he did not know until
they were sworn in as Jurors. Some of
the jurors desired to know why one of
their body was peremptoriiy discharged
some time since. 1t was because he had
been tempered with by Mr.. Besu-
mont, who promised TO give his
brother position or situation
if he (the Grand Juror would use his
influence to ignore those bills of indict.
ment. This eaae to the knowledge of
the Court, upon the statement of two
respectable citizens and office-holderz
and the Court, not desiring to preiudies
this investigation, discharged said Grand
Juror, but did not give his reasons for so
doing to the Grand Jury. After many
other pertinent remarks to the Grand
Jury, Court adjourned over to this morn
Ing at the usual hour.
CRIMINAL COURT = Vim. Hunter.
Judge.-The trlalof the case of the state
of Tennessee VS.. Sam Moody, r. g. Bed
ford, Henderson Ford and Henry Jones.
(negroes,) indictment for murder, did
not close last evening. The State will
present further testimony to-day. The
trial will continue for several days.