Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-29
LAW REPORTS.

CIRCUIT COURT-G. ". Reeves. Judge
This Court was entertained all day YES
terday with the trial of the second case
on the calendar-Cocke vs.. Cannovan
ct al. This suit involves the question OF
title as to certain real property situated
on Front street. The case will be given
10 the jury this morning; after which,
the regular calendar will be called, to-wit
Do Flatty. administrators, vs. Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Comma
2S1 State, use, etc, Us Allen ct al.
POI Kelly VS. Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company.
292 DuBose VS. Leonard.
293 Merchants National Bank yS Wag-
gener ct al.
264 Same VS. same.
DOG BOothe VS. Stanton Il Moore.
2g7 Miller vs. Lewis.
29S Sanders VS. Duff.
300 Paterson VS. Dickens.
BOZ Harrigan VS. Bajtelle.
304 Mcdonald vs. Sherman et al.
30j Adams, use, VS. Russell.
307 johnson vs. BoXhoTne.
30s Same vs. Hallum.
80 Madden vs. Cleveland.
81 Phillips VS. Sehring.
3l3 Sneed VS. Sneed.
3l4 Thomas VS. Person ct al.
3I6 Owen, administrator, y Arlington.
3lg State vs. Chambers.
$40 Hanley VS. Davis ct al.
32l Caldwell VS. Hardin.
323 Hillman Bros. vs. Slough ct al.
324 Young VS. Order ct al.
325 Cole VS. WaldrOn ct al.
1926 Same VS. Street ct al.
32S Isard vs. BensdOrf ct al.
329 Spencer vs. Brewster.
$50 johnson vs.Cook.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-H. Z. Hudson,
JUdGe.-This Court convened yesterday
at 10 o'clock and Immediately went into
the trial Of the cases set for the week.
The following were brought up during
the day and disposed of, to-wit:
State VS. Johnson, arraigned for larceny,
found guilty and punishment fixed at
four years in the penitentiary.
State VS. Charles Johnson, larceny, found
guilty, and punishment fixed al three
wears in the penitentiary.
State vs. Dunlap, larceny, found guilty.
and punishment fixed at four years in
the p~enitentiary.
State vs. Lot Lumpkins, arraigned Tor
horse stealing, found guilty, and pun
ishment fixed at fifteen years in the
p~enitentiary.
State W Delaney, larceny. found guilty.
and punishment fixed at three years in
the p~enitentiary.
State VS. Tom Smith, larceny, found guilty,
and punishment fixed at fifteen years in
the penitentiary.
All of the above defendants are coOred.
To-day the calendar for the week will be
resumed.
CHANcERY CouRT-Wm. ". Smith,
thdRcetOr.-COurt meets at one O'Clock
pm. to-day. The following cases are set
specially for hearing to-day on pleas, de-
murrerS, etc:
Wallace VS. Hayes.
Christian VS. Megibbcn
MCGEE vs. Block.
White VS. Watson.
Jones VS. Walker.
Jones VI Walker Bros
MOsby vs. FlahertV.
Lanier vs. Gayoso.
Moore VS. Tate.
Heating vs. Ainslie.
Vaughan vs. Porter.
LAW COURT-H. s. Lee, JHdge.-This
Court convened yesterday at the usual
hour, ond took up the calendar published
for the day, and disposed of the same up
to No. PIGS inclusive; case No. 2l66 is now
in the hands Ofthe jury. The jury in the
of Ruby vs. ROgan, admir-, are still
unable tOagree.
To-day the regular alenda will be
commencing with No. 2I67 and run
up to 200.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-G. ". Waldran,
JHdge.-In this court yesterday, the cause
Of State VS. Annie Gallagher, indicted for
keeping "a house of ill-fame," which was
continued from Saturday, came up for
further hearing and was finally de
termined. The jury rendered a verdict
that the defendant pay a fine OF $3.50 90
and be confined in the county Jail for a
period of six months.
The court entered an order for the Mar
shall commanding him to abate the
nuisance on or before the 9Th proXimO.
No other cases were disposed of.
Calendar for to-day, State vs. J.. w.
Brown, State vs. - Curry.