Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-04-11

Hopkins; 81, Smith vs. Duyall, AIgeo s
Co; So, Brown VS. Holland ct al; 64
FOLSOM VS. Galloway; 65, HOrrigan, adj.
ministratOr, vs. Rice, administrator; So,
Parrish vs. Smith d Co.; 81, Memphi;
and Ohio Railroad Company vs. Hughes.
50, Harrison vs. Miller; SO, MeLain VI
Sale ct al; 20, johnson VS. Smith; II,
Robinson VS. Nichols, administrator ~,
Mitchell vs. Hester & Lewis; "a, Smith
VS. House; 76, Edwards VS. Fisher; ~,
Williams VS. Jones & Beasley; so, Banks
VS. Park; 81, Park, McCurby & Co. vs.
Giltner & Bartlett; 81, Seabrook VS.
Coleman ct al; 81, Newbry VS. Burnett
d Walker; So, Healey VS. Leath etal; 80,
City Insurance Company US Williams.
81, Delaware Mutual Insurance Com
pany vs. Williams; 92, Caldwell VS.
Coleman & Co.; SO, Greenlaw ct al VS.
Henderson; SO, Cogswell VS. Elliott; SO,
Jones vs. Phelan ct al; 100, Copeland,
Edwards q Co. ys Wintersmith 4
Weber; l02, Edwards " Cornell; 103,
Dithauer q Co. vs. Stillman; 104, Mason
and Mining Co. VS. steamboat Dickey;
i07, Mayor and Aldermen of Memphis
vs. Vanamoer; los, Mayor and Alder
men of Memphis vs. Kerr; 100, Cano-
van VS. Mayor and Aldermen of Mem
phis; ITO, Erskine vs. Chamague & Cart
wright; Ill, Burnett VS. Ayers; 1l2,
Doyle VS. Breachett ct al; 113, Jones &
Drake VS. Hunt; 115, Bosom d Brother
vs. Cole ct al; I16, Morgan VS. Zehling;
III, Memphis Overton Hotel Company
VS. Barnum, administrators; lis, Mem
phis OvertOn Hotel Company vs. Horri-
gan, administrator; 119, Memphis Over
ton Hotel Company vs. Beckfall, adj
ministratOr; III, Curtis VS. Mayor and
Aldermen of Memphis; 122, Kirkland
VS. Beason ct al; 123, Pope VS. Stephen
son; Us, Eagle Insurance Company VS.
Williams; 127, johnson VS. Smith ct al;
I2s, Maier VS. Smith; 1870, Fay VS. Mar
tin; 1873, Owen VS. Malloney; 134, Alex
ander vs. White.
County Court.
The members of the County Court met
yesterday morning to finish up the BUSH
ness of the session. Justice Bleckley in
the chair, and the following named as
sociate magistrates in attendance: w.
P. York, j. A. Lyon, John Speilman,
w. H. Sneed, William Wallace, Elijah
Pulliam, E. w. Caldwell, j. w. Herring,
J. w. Allen, Harrison Irby, William H.
w dlhCIT I1GLIN l. JOlE1f w . IL AlOCREls
J. r. Brown, John T. Elliott, Samuel
A. Moore, Robert B. Miller, w. B. Glis-
son, G. L. Brooks, H. c. Massey, and
jeremiah Massey.
SIT LUX.
Justice Miller submitted the following
preamble and resolution, which reflect
infinite credit on his heart and upon the
heart of the court in adopting it without
a dissenting voice:
WHEREAS, At the present term of this
court many questions of vital importance
to the people have been submitted to the
court, and the court having acted upon
them to the best of its ability, during
which time the people of the county
manifested an unusaI degree of interest
in the deliberations of the court, and ex-
tended to the court every means in the
power of the people to enable il to ar
rive at just and rational conclusions;
Therefore belt
Resolved, That we, the members of
the court return to the people of the
county our heartfelt thanks for their
manifest kindness in so willingly and
promptly interesting themselves in the
Importance of the great questions which
come before us, and which we have dis
posed of, and our greatfulness for the
many kind expressions of confidence
which they have so literally mentioned,
which We deem greatly calculated to re-
store confidence in the people both here
and abroad in the speedy prosperity of
our county.
Justices Wallace, Miller and Gibson
were appointed a Committee to draft q
set of rules for the government Of the
next term of the court.
The committee, Messrs. Miller ellis
son and Hoegel, that had been APP
pointed to draft resolutions in relation
to Squire BUrke's death, submitted the
results of their labors, in which they
very feelingly say:
1--WE cherish with kindly Temem-
branee the many prominent traits of
his character, his prompness and eff
as an officer, his willingness and
promptness in subscribing his friends, his
and manly department, his genial
and social disposition, and all those gen.
erous qualities which adOrn and beau
tify nature"
The resolutions were adopted, and a
of them ordered to be sent to the
widow of deceased.
Jailor Jackson reported that 301 pris-
oners had been received at that institu-
ton since the first of January, and 219
disposed OF, leaving 50 still inearcerated
there.
w. G. Pickett sent in a bill of $500
for services rendered in looking into the
accounts of John League, late Clerk of
the County Court, which he found all
correct. He was allowed $50.
A vote of thanks was passed to the
of the APPEAL for the full and
accurate reports of the courts proceed
ings, which appeared in that paper from
day to day. The proprietor of the In
was also thanked for his
kindness in furnishing the members
with copies of his valuable paper.
The minutes were then agreed to, and
the court adjourned till next term.