Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-18
THE COURTs.

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CRIMINALCo COURT Was. Hunter Judge.
In Chambers. on yesterday, the case of The
Stale vs.-Calicoa and Dock Woods caue OF
FOR In vestigatio1. These negroes are charged
with the outrage N on the person OF
Mr.. Alexander some tune since. The sta o not
being ready TO 90 iuto theinvss,igation in CON
sequence 81 tie precsrious coDGttion OF Mr.
Alexander, the nvss9saIien was continued
over 10 Saturday next Mr.. ataarns Was ap-
pointed counsel to defend Calico-the OTTER de-
isndant not being present IN con equence OF
she wounds received by him n trying % eAeape
re ca e of ne State va. W. F.. Clark, iudict-
ment for larceny, on motion for discharge, the
defendant not being ready to go into ths Inves-
~tigation on account Of absent wttnesses, was
continued over TO saturday next at W o'cluck
Tne case OF the state W. Annie Gallagher and
S allie Myers, bound over By a magistrate on
ch-rge or perjury, was called up for invesfiga'
ton on petition rom habyas corpus. Nj. heR-
~. counsel OF defendants, ASKED That the case
be continued, ana II was eonttnued ovsr 70
saturday next
Ed. Tufns charge OF robbery, the defendants
were committed 10 jail In DEFAULT Of Datltn the
sum Of s2OOO each. Tcese neg ees sccuse each
other OF breaking into Gen. Hume'a resldence
and stealing therefcom a watch, etc.
CHANOERY COURT-A. Aston, Clerk
and AdSter.-IDjuncJfon bills have been Il Cd
by Z. Glorgetti, y. Malstesta, TaOmas RrvAsio
itan police thanning Richards, 4. p. surde I,
and ]. L, Chandler, Tax Collector, and iDIunc-
Tons Issued restraining the defendants IrOm
Interfering with the business OF COMPLAINANT
on account of unpaid tax ~ iicense-the COM
plainants alleging that the AK demanded was
exOr6itant ana Illegal.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. ". Wdldr0n,
JHdgs.-In the msnd4mus case OF @. {. Wood
ward Va. \. Z. beaumont, wherein an a terna-
tive Dan1amus Wa issued on Wednesday last,
the mRndamus was mace psremptOry and dpal
on yesterday. The complainant alleged III his
petition that he paid inIernat revenue tSx as a
lottery ticket dealer, and that the police had
interrupted Eis business. claiming to be a keno
bank. The mandAmus CONT els MIR. Beaumont
to surren- er the premises to the petitioners.
Taking me ALLEGATIONS Of the petition as true,
Judge Waldrau had to issue tee Aiaudamus,
and as Mr. eaum has elected not 10 answer
until next November, the game OF keno will
go on until that tins at least. We presume
mat the prOPrietors Of all keno banks laborIng
under the same restraint VIII apply for the
writ OF mandamus, and have II granted by ex-
Uniting a receipt for special tax as loLteTy
ticket dealer, signed by the o.. s. Collector for
this District.
In the casa of Konard & Co. vs.. Lyden, the
jury returned a verdict in favor of the plain
til in the sum Of SIS.
To-day motions viii be heard. TIE Clerk
will call the meuon docket as usual. AIter
motions, arguments On demurreTs will be
heard.
Case No. S9i, commenced on yesterday, was
continued @ysr for further investigation to
MOndsy next TIE other cases set for trial on
yesterday, with some additional cases. VIII also
be called up on Monday.
There VIII be no session o. court On next
Saturday.