Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-04
THE COURTS.

CHANcERY COURT Wi8l. II. Smith,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS dJourned until Tues
day next, at which time aa adjourn
ment to Court in course will probably
take place. The following orders and
cecrees have been handed to the Clerk
for entry on the minutes since the ad-
Ijournment on Tuesday last; Brick vs.
Williams, ineompetency waived Raglan
vs.. Ragan, final decree; Wicks VS.. Left
wich, sale order; Planters Bank vs. Mer-
riIl, sale order Kennedy VS.. Baskerville,
decree for partition; Eads vs.. White
sides, decree for sale; Polk VS.. Armour,
commissioners appointed; Mercer VS..
Bolton, reference to Clerk and Master
! Andrews VS.. Clark, order OF sale.
LAW CoURT-Janses o. Pierce, Judge.
Stands adjourned until Monday next,
July 8, 1853.
On yesterday, on the call Of the new
cases appealed to the present term of
court, sixty judgments were taken.
An unusually large number OF menu
! bers of the bar were present in court on
| yesterday. Col. Ayers and several others
advocated an adjournment to the next
| term Of court on account OF the hot sea-
son and for other reasons. This being
resisted by many members, no determi-
nation was arrived at as to the proposed
adjournment. 1t is more than probable
the matter will again be brought up on
next Monday. The regular trial of cases
will commence on that day. The cases
set on the regular calendar for that day
are:
40 Wylie VS. Fowll1s.
2l6 Kelley VS. Heron, ex'r.
$50 GOOdell VS. Owen.
387 Chandler vs. Pope.
1896 Miller ct al VS. Muivey.
All BOro & Co. VS. Saint.
All jurors heretofore summoned must
be in attendance at o'clock Am. on
Monday next.
CRIMINAL COURT - Vim. Hunter,
Jltdge-Adjourned on yesterday over to
Monday next, July s, 1868. On that
day an investigation will be had in the
habess corpus case of the State vs.. Joseph
Maxwell, charged with the murder of
John Hicks, ST., in Upton county
Messrs. Maclin, Yerger & Sale, Shelton
Il Rogers, represent the petitioner. At
toTney General Thorn prosecutes in be-
half of the State. A calendar of cases
set for trial during the next week will be |
published on Tuesday morning next.
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. W. WaLdrGl, |
Judge Meets on Monday next pursuant |
to adjournment. The cases set for trial !
on Monday are as follows
1854 to 1852 TIE State VS. Van BrockIln, unlaw- !
ful gaming.
1883 Tie state VS. Loague. specuiatins in |
County Warrants.
l5o6 The State VS. RoccO keeping gam |
ing houses.
1861 The state VS. Brizalaro, assault and |
battery.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT George W |
Reeves, yttdge.-Meets to-day for the |
purpose Of signing the minutes. On |
Monday morning an adjournment will |
be had to Court in course, the 4th Mon
day in September, 1865. Motions for /
new trials were heard on yesterday, and /
bills Of exceptions were signed. The fol-
lowing divorces were granted on yester-
day: Rebeccs n. Hicks VS.. j. w.
Hicks; James Connel vs.. Maria Con-
nell-divorce granted TO plaintiff; An
gelo Panesi vs.. Elizabeth Panesi-di-
VERGE granted to plaintiff. Judge Reeves
will hold Court on Monday morning pre-
paratory to g final adjournment.
In consequences of the adjournment of
all the Courts until Monday, there will
be no legal reports published until Tues
day next.