Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-26
THE COURTS.

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Judge.-Yesterday the jury in the case
of the State vs.. Philip GarviE and his
securities, brought in a verdict in favor
OF the securities, thereby relieving them
from any and all responsibility in the
bond in question. This makes Garvin
alone responsible and bound for the
moneys which be has collected and failed
to nav over. The exact amount of the
Judgment to be entered against said Gar
win is not yet known, but will be deter
mined to-day. If the above matter is
disposed of in time, the following cases
will be called for trial
I46 Speed, Donoho q Co. va. Shane, Bell
& Go.
147 Allen VS.. Dunn & Wilson.
14s Weaver, trustee, VS.. Cook d Co.
l49 Same VS., same,
100 Townsend, executor, vs.. Mckinney
ct al.
l53 Morris va. Green.
154 Wilson, guardian, We. Harrison.
los Cochran ct al VS.. steamer Rockford,
1853 Heron vs.. CarsWaY.
100 Mcdonnell va. Boyd.
1872 Payne VS.. Moore.
1873 Jones d Co. VS.. Sellg.
1876 Simon & Co. VS.. Wolf.
1853 Ring & Co. VS.. Blass.
1855 Ehelton, guardian, vs.. Sears.
no Zackariah va. Creighton.
III WileO VS.. Miller.
l72 Houston vs., Bond.
l73 Hawley VS.. Kane.
ia Randle, administrator, Va. NJ. and C..
Railrosd Company,
It's Young. d Co., use, ETC., vs.. Raglsnd,
~eXecutriX.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Wm. Hunter,
EsIn1 Tho trial nf tho nuEa nf Slate vs.
Coyne, srrsigned for the murder Of one
James Ford, in the city of Memphis,
during the month of May, 1881, was
brought to a close yesterday evening,
about 8 o'clock, and the Ease given to the
jury. Whereupon they retired, and in q
few moments returned with a verdict
for the defendant Of met guilty"
To-day the case of State We. s. A. Do
ran, indicted for the murder of Capt. Ed.
Whitfield. will eOAe up on application
for bail. Il is thought that this matter
will engage the Court the entire day.
Law CoURT-H s.. Lee, Judge.-The
case of Johnson Va. Wioks st al, is still
before this Court. The testimony of the
defense has not yet been concluded. Ii
is thought, however, that all the evi.
dence will be in early to-day, when the
cause will be summed up for argument.
This case will engage the Court for the
balance of the week, a statement Of
the facts and circumstances connected
with this case will be published In to
morrOw's issue.
CHANCERY COURT-HD II. Smith
GhGnceIOr.-To-day is motion day, com
mencing at letter Az After motions
the hearing docket will be called, com
mencing at US, Patton va. Wells.
The following DEGREES were filed IN thi
court yesterday
Bostwick vs.. Adams Elk. Co.-InterIoc
utory.
Shaw vs.. Carlisle-Final.
C0nnell VS.. Hsrn-Sale.
Milton VS.. Robertson-Flnal.
Treadwell Us. MeKeOn-Appeai.
McCcmbs VS.. Smith-Rtference.
Mccain vs. Hill-Demurrer Overruled
Atkinson VS.. Drane-Final.
OvertOn vs. Giover-Rep0rt confirmed
MUNICIPAL COUBT-GeO. ". WGldrGn
Judoe.-No business of Importance wa
transacted in this court yesterday. tn
two cases set for trial at that time wer
continued over on account of the ab
sence Of defenGsnts counsel and materl
al witnesses. The calendar for to-day i
IS follows:
220S State VS. McAulif, extortion.
PASS to 2464 Same rs Gallagher, keepin
q house of ill fame.
26l9 to 1922 Same rs Mofiitt, unlAWfU
} service of criminal process.
1892 Same VS. Lindsey, malicious mi:
t chief.
The minutes of the January term, LaV
side, of this court were signed yesterday
. and court adjourned to court In courre.
BANKRUPTCY COURT j. Latham
r Reqister.-The assignee in bankruptcy
5 VIM. Y. Cirode, aud his solicitor, Cha
g Choate, notify and request all attorney
8 and solicitors having cases IN the Stat
Courts, either for or against bsnkrup
whose matters are in Mr.. Circles charg
to report the same, together with a bri
y statement of their present condition
ETC., to him at his office, room Z, Wal
ran Block.