Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-14
THE eOuRrs.

Vaudeville VS. Persons, order consolidating.
Wilkinson VS. Franklin 1ne. Co., referred.
Finlsy vs. Heylin, report confirmed.
Sneyder vs. Foltz, repieyy allowed.
DicRens VS. Miller, guardian appointed.
Payne VS. Stockton, nnal decree.
Carter VS. COnant, sale confirmed.
Nelson vs. BAtemSn order for survey, etc.
Cox Us Walker reference renewed.
Rnsser VS. Ford, ord II OF sale.
Axson VS. Dunn, sale renewed
White VS.
David VS.
Word VS. Morgan, new parties made.
lyon VI Gaines, decree for assignees.
| Walker VS. kosoey, nnai decree.
sherman vs. Haruid, amended and bill nied.
Norris vs. James, death suggested.
saint VS. Cook, dual decree.
| Walker VS. Griffin. fBal decree.
Asup VS. Mcdowell, nasl decree.
] douglass ys Locke
| Ross VS. Ross, death suggested.
| dstt-s VI Bettes, final DECREE
! Gunter vs. Kimero, n al ceoree.
| Taylor Ys Kembert maj decree.
! Gresnla~ VS. Hawkins, nnai decree.
Campb=il vs. HasseJt, CrIer 20 speed cause.
Dixon vs. Fheian, order to speed cause.
Madison VS. Madison, foal decree.
The cases SET Tor nearing to-day are IS
follows:
$50 Kendall vs. Titus ct al.
ls3 James ct al vs. Phelaa ct a..
I58 Forrest ct al VS. Jones ct al
iS5 GIL Rdm'X VS. JoUes ct al.
lS5 Cooper VS. Cumming.
81 jackson ns Co vs. Hant-
lsS Barbour VS. Barbour.
80 Vines 81 ux vs. McGrath adm'x.
100 Chase OF Ak VS. Walt ct III.
81 Crane ct 81 VS. Flaherty.
1872 Davis ct al VS. Stovali OF al.
1873 Pierce & Co vs. Flaherty.
lf Siockiy vs. Trigg Il ~.
1876 WaiEer VS. Trigg e. al.
l9J keisGn ys LJiIoo.
49, Palmer ct al We Hunt.
.kg3 Mix rs Hunt.
l95 Jones' - Anderson.
20 Taylor ct al VS. oakiy 81 al
III Meath VS. smith.
w Boon vs. Wight. -l-e
23 : iiinau We D4Yie Ct al.
Z4 Sttllman VS. Lincoln.
35 ShUrcsy vs. De LuacM ct al.
As Loy1 ct a.. VS. Quincy ct a..
2OT Bradford VS. CherIy o. al.
as Williams vs. WeTnrr.
40 Gaylord ct al. VS. Quunby ct
20 Gaylord OF al. vs. -areet Ell al.
I'll MIX ct al. VS. Werr eJ Al.
"a COsten ct OF. " GaroWay.
2iS Jssh VS. DeLaGathrle,
pa McGratE Us ksllar e. Al
2l5 late ct 81. VS. BIoGa-
ZIG Orump Of a.. V Bra-teF-
III Ford VS. Bridges G.
2lS Snow VS. Ricnards-
Z9 nooa, aGm'f, VS. Hsi
10 Baxter VI Baxter tE 5
III Baum 4 c. ct al 7s assrs.
~ Merits ct al. vs. kellE- 81 Il.
90 Fennel VS. Montgomery o. a..
pa Tennessee NJ. and +. iGs. c.. VS. Potter ct al.
- UrlOpp & Co. vs. ReacOCke.
225 Battle VS. Laird ct al
% Malone VS. Carpenter ct al.
2A9 fsttit VS. JaJaes eta
23J Bennett VS. HJynss ct al.
81 Fsrguton VS. Oldfidge FL Al.
% Il SIS VS. Doug ass.
Court meets to day alto O'Clock am.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-qeo. ". WdIdrGn
Enthusiastically il he case Of the
State vs.. Slag!e, Us indictments for ga
ming,) the jury found for the defendant
not guilty. Forfeitures were taken
against a number of witnesses not Pres
ent in court when the cases were called
for trial. The other cases of yesterdays
calendar were specially set for another
day.
To-day the Law side Of the Court will
be in session. The following cases on
the Law Docket have been specially set
for trisl:
s5s Galbreath ct al VS. Loeb ct al.
IOJT Hatch VS. Wsggener CT al.
1885 GreenlsW O. a. VS. LSeb OF al.
Court meets to-day at 9 am.
SHELBY CIRCUIT C0URT-George ".
Reeves, Judge.-0a yesterday a number
Of fOFfeiturss were taken against absent
witnesses. In other cases f%orfeitures
were set aside on motion Of counsel.
To-day the case Of the State vs.. Hud-
nall, indictment for mnrder, will be
called up for trial.
Court meets at 8 o'clock am, to-day.
All Jurors eunmoued will have to at
tend promptly at that hour. Owing to
the Illness of Judge Reeves but little was
done en- yesterday.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH HO4IE.-The
Assistant Secretary of this charitable in
stitution Acknowledges the receipt OF the
donations from July LIST to Oc-
l, 1888! Mr.. Kney, OF Beal street
-, nrHoF hCr1ao Fraoh pazoF nF all Ef~Ia !
daily Mrs. VIM, vegetables Mrs. Nc
Clellsn, a yards calico Mrs. Atwood, l
bill. meal; Mrs. AppeTs0n, / bbl. flour
and lot OF secondhand clothing; Bond
& Jones, 20 los. side meat Robbins &
Bradley, 9 sets tablespoons, 2 sets tea
spoons; B. Lowenstein, 2 papers of pins
and 3 of needles Seessel d son, 2 papers
u pins and three of needles; Ward &
Tones. l / brass bound comb Mansfield d
2 coarse rubber combs; H. Dow,
Si0 worth of groceries; b. Packer, 10 bbls.
s0sl; Brown & Jones, 5 bbls. coal; Big
ley & Mellersh, l0bbls, cosls Mrs. Wheat,
clothing; Mrs. CockseD,
dishes knives and forks Miss
Trout, secondhand clothing; Miss Fam
lie Rose, new clothing Mrs. Whitfield,
Dbl. meal 81 worth OF sugar, and Sec
Dnd hand clothing Mrs. Govsn, Miss
Katie Kirk, unknown; George Stoyall,
clothing; Mrs. Whitfield,
81 Mrs. Bretlbit, S5i Col. DuBose, 81
Mrs ]. W. Fowler, $40; Mrs. Clemens,
81 Mrs. B, Bsyliss, i bolt domestic J.
Hoist, burial expenses for child Jos.
lot In Elm wood Cemetery.
LADIES' WHITE CoRsETs at S1-R.ce
L Eagel, 2SS Main street.
Ladies' Shoes, 81; Chill dren's
Shoes, so cents ; Ladies' good ali
Linen HeEnstitched Handker-
riahnfR % nnnn4n nnurnr--I