Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-10
LAW REPORTS.


MUNICIPAL CoURT-GeO. ". WuLdraa,
JHdge.-Ther regular calendar of this Court
was disposed of yesterday, with the eX-
ception OF one ease, No. 1858, which will
be heard to-day. The judgments rem
dered were unimpOrtant. Calendar for
TO-DAY is as follows:
3053 Potter W McKeon & Dixon.
2060 Bolton VS. Belts ct al.
20G6 Stevally vs. Halle.
2061 Foote vs. Rocco.
3069 Henninger VS. Jahnke Ell al.
2010 Coffin Bros vs. Hudnall.
307l Merchants National Bank " Wag-
gener ct al.
2072 AlgeO VS. Duvall.
2073 Tiemann VS. App.
20I4 Irwin VS. Powell.
2075 Pike vs. Heating.
2079 Cowing & Co VS. Huse.
207s First National Bank Of New York "
Wadden Ell al.
30S0 Mcbride vs. Brinkley.
POSI- Partee vs. Doyle & Wylie.
20S2 HuSe, use, etc, VS. ~Edmonds, Todd
& Co.
20S3 Hardeman vs. Wesche ct al.
20S5 Fowler VS. Robson, Sneed x Co.
20S6 Howard vs. TOohig.
20SS Morriss, Lea Il Co vs. Chester.
2OS9 Wilson q Fruy vs. Pyne ct al.
2O90 Semmes a Co VS. Topp.
2O9l Wright, admir-, vs. Brinklev.
2092 Palmer vs. Council.
2093 Martin vs. McLefresh.
209j Reay vs. Blelock & Co.
2O96 Wells VS. SchoonOver, eX'N.
2097 Frierson VS. Bolton ct al.
209S Hunt vs. Perkins.
2099 Townsend VS. Burlin.
200 Hunt VS. Parham and Williamson.
UNITED STATES DIsTRfCT CoURT.-Gn-
natiy +. IriQg, JVdge.-This Court went
into session at q late hour yesterday, and
consequently attended to but very little
business. The ease Of United States VS. Fred
Brooks, charged with being engaged in an
Illicit dist illatiOn Of liquors, was brought
up for investigation. Defendants Attor-
ney t%hereupon made q motion to uuash.
the indictment, which being argued and
fully understood by the Court, the same
was overruled and the defendant arraign-
ed for trial. After e~mpanneling the jury
Court adjourned until this morning, when
the above case will Ice proceeded with.
Upon the close Of said case, the call Of the
docket will continue.
CIRCUIT CoURT-G. ". ReeUeS, J1alge.-
This court disposed of Nos. l9l, 1872, 1913,
1876, BOG, DID, 225, of Yesterdays calendar,
eHrly in the day, and was engaged the re-
mainder efthe time in herring the case of
Moore ct al VS. Stoyall, which is am action
brought TO ~recOVeron a certain prOnlissory
note executed for the payment of the pur-
chase money due ON a tract of land living
in Crittenden county, Ark. The defend
set up failure Of consideration, etc.
The argument closed and the case went to
the jury at 6 O'Clock, but no verdict was
rendered.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. I96, 1877, I9S.
1913, 204, 207, pos, 2lO, 2l1, 2l3, 215, PIG, 2l7,
2l0, 30, 22, 223, go, 232, 233, 25G, 2S7, 23S,
239, 24O, 245, 247, 249 aad 80; also the case
Of Houston w Bond, specially set.
Law COURT-H. 3. Lee, Judge.-Court
will conyene to-day and hold a short ses-l
sion for the purpose of bringing the bust
ness Ofthe term 10 a close, and Oftheir adj
to court in course.
GRAND SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.
We shall, during the month of June, sell
bur entire stock of summer goods, at
greatly reduced prices, and therefore caIl
attention ofthe public to notice the
prices given of a few of the articles
through the press. We wish to impress
the minds of the public our determina-
lion not to carry over any summer goods, |
shall offer the greatest bargains in
order TO reduce the same. Our stock is |
and must bereduced. Wholesale as |
veil as retail buyers viii find it to their /
interest 10 examine our stock. NJ. KRAUS |
I CO., Corner Main and Adams.
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WHITE GOoDs.-We offer great induce |
nents in our white goods, which were
at auction, and we give our GUS
the advantage of onr cheap bar
b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS. |
NEGRO SERIOUSLY WoUNDED.-Frank
Roach and Steve Williams, both negroes,
'ecame involved in a difficulty last night
bout eight O'Clock, at the corner of Fourth
md Jefferson streets, during which Roach
vas severely cut in the arms and face by
Williams. The wounds, though serious,
re not necessarily mortal. No arrest was
made j