Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-03

CIRCUIT COUET.-G. y. Recess,
Jldqe.-This Court met at 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning and called up the
case Of L. =. FlaUy, admir- Of Wm.
FIatly, decd, vs.. the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company, and
proceeded to try the same. This is a
suit instituted 10 recover $4,000 dam
ages alleged to have been sustained by
the killingOf VIM. Elatly by the loco
motive Of the defendants, while run
ming on their road q year or two ago.
Dixon q MulTerhiil for plaintiff,
Humes s Poston for defendants. The
evidence closed about 6 O'Clock, and
the case was then continued until
Monday morning. Court stands adj
iourned until Monday. After the
above case is determined the cas- Of
the State vs. Vim. NUakS, indicted for
hU~rsestealing, etc, viii be called for
uiaL This case Wi occupythe Court
q day or two.
The following cases are 7et Tor trial
during the coming week:
lZ6 State " Monroe Bolton, house
breaking.
135 State VS. ATchy Hughes, murder.
155 State Us Brit Johnson, larceny.
10 State VS. Louis Givens, murder.
1S9 State VS. Alex johnson, larceny.
1875 State IS john OsbCUcn, larceny.
l9l state VS. Joe Leslie and thas.
Lewis, larceny.
l96 State IS Il, Anderson, larceny.
POS State " z. 7. Leonard, emheZ-
element, etc.
% State vs. SINE, same.
DDS state vs. sane, same.
229 State vs. Arthur Cartwright,
murder.
234 State Ks Hen Evans, Bill Dob
son ard John johnson. larceny.
237 State ~ Henry Clark, alias
Sweeney, larceny.
2H State vs. Warren Singleton, lar
ceLy.
2is s5are vs. addison Collier, rob
berry.
243 State Us Jehn Corcoranand Null
Bond, rObbery.I
256 State vs. Abe Martin, larceny.
State KS Charles Boyd, murder.
State VS. John Brown, hOUsebreak-
ing.
State Us J. I. Morton, robbery.
State vs. John OsbOUrn, malicious
shooting.
shooting.
State vs. Hcnry Bel, larceny.
State vs Henry BEL, larceny.
State VS. Silas Weaver, larceny.
State vs. Adolphus Thompson, lar
Ceny.
State vs. Henry Pork, larceny.
State rs D0dsOu, larceny.
CRIMINAL COURT-H. Z. Hudson,
gltdeC-The first ease brought up for
trlaTin this Court yesterday Vas that
Of State vs.. Henry Turnage, indicted
for larceny. The trial lasted but a
very short time aud resulted in a ver-
dict Of guilty, The punishment was
fixed at three years in the peniten-
tiary. Court then took Up the case Of.
State vs.. Frank MOhler, John Conner
and James Marshall, young mack
erei, arraigned and charged with
breaking into the st0Tehouse of Levy
& Co., on Front Row, on the 18th
February, 1869. After a patient in
vestigation Of the same the case was
submitted 10 the jury, who returned &
verdict Of guilty and fixed the pun
ishment at three years eseh in the
penitentiary. Court stands adjourned
until Monday.
MU1 IC2AL CoURT, O. ~. W0l1ran
Judge. The case Of State vs. Ed.
Herman, indicted for eXtOrting sums
Of money under color Of Office, was
concluded early yesterday morning.
The jury kept the case under advise
Lnent for some time, but being unable
TO agree We're discharged until this
morning.
The case published yesterday against
the Commissioned and officers Of the
Metropolitan Police force, were aH mol
PToSed.
Calendar for to-day is as boloW-
to-Wit:
State vs. Tooles, indicted Tor wife
beating.
state vs. Mary smith, indicted for
State vs. johnson, indicted Ior
larceny.
Law CoURr.-H S. Lee, Gbdqs.
The hrst case IN the special calendar
Of the term, Davidson vs.. Fisher,
Ames & Co, took up the whole time
and attention Of this Court yesterday.
Yhe above is action brought to recover
damages for injuries received by plain
tiff through the alleged negligence and
carelessness Of defendants. Damages
laid at 5000. The cause was not con
Guided at the h0pf of adjournment, 1
and was continued until Tuesday next
at 10 O'Clock, to which day and hour
this Court stands adjourned.
The call Of the special calendar will
continue after the above case is dis !
posed Of.