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The New York herald., 1867-04-19
SUPREME couar-x.HGs COUNTY clacu1-pAsr !.
A Reininiscencc of the Draft.
Before Judge joseph Il. Barnard

A Reminiscencc of the Draft.
Before Judge Joseph +. Barnard.
Maikep Taylor Us. Charles J. .Spaudin0.--In Fob
ruary 1866 the plaintiff in this action drafted and
in order 10 avoid the perils, &c, of soldiers life,
and Buer streets, for a substitute. An agreement
nsh the substitute and collect the bounty $500 which
then being paid, and refund it to plaintiff Mr..
Taylor paid him tho $3.50 tha sustituie sworn in
for year, and In December, 1865, the former applied
for the $500 bounty money, but was unable to obtain
the money up to the commencement OF this sut. On
the part of the defence claimed that this bounty
money had never been received by defendant, but the
records OF tho Bounty Committee put in evdonce,
and showed that II had been paid out Without leaving
their seats the jury rendered verdict in favor OF plain
all 1914 IS.
Jesse johnson for plaintiffs ". Boyes for defendant.
Alleged Breach Of Contract.
Cornelius v s. Wilson Ed,oin X. Scranton and
another THE plaintiff brought is action to recover for
services rendered defendants. It appears that Wilson
appointed sutler board Of tho steamer Fort Nor
gan during 1854 and 1865 under verbal agreement
that the defendants should furnish them with supples
to $s00 an,aownnc for taking charge of the bust
and that when the business discontinued he
should receive one-fourh OF the profits Eight voyages
made to the West Gulf blocIading squadron and.
TO obtain his share OF the profits but not successful
The defendants denied that any such agreement was
made to the prodt and stated that plaintiff sustained
relation TO them moro than being their clerk, with
the above named salary From the evidence in the
II appeared that tho defendants had paid 600 for the
suership they having. the privilege 10 transfer 70
party they desired Verdict IN favor Of paint for
81 ,34l, with interest since August, 1865.
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ceusr Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett


Al the opening o. tho court yesterday 10 was an
nes1cei the, Nr john Aclisou, counsel for number
OF The parties indicted fer rot ana geonlcus assans
craving out OF the g. paircts Day tsf-ae was ain
cepsed 10 hs house by sickness, and could DO 10
court this week. Mr.. Spencer counsel for Bernard
Clark pressed for trial. Affirming that ne Lad seventeen
witnesses 10 chow that Clark wss several blocks away
from tho scene oi the rot
District Attorney lla replied by laying thsf In con.
sequence 81 tie prbicy which was eivoa 70 ilis
cure Iu'y without n,moning very largo panel. Ho
OYER snd yerm.ncr which Mould meet the frst Men.
dry In Nay.
fho neoardcr said ths, az tiere was a aumbor of
son cases 90 cc disposed IN tho Con ia sessions hc
msId grant tao motion or thaDisiTict Attorney.
ASsLLr ufoS POLICEMAN.
Jfa only case tried By The jury was an Indictment
aes ss.t John williams icolorsd for severely boating
0sog Daniels, of the Eighth precinct tho evening cf
singh 12 A. ths 81 Sullivan and Grand s;Toor
Ei.h iuiset TO KIN There was ccnhc. OF testimony,
Iv coolSd Witnesses for the defence glving dcrolt
verso cf the aalr from that sworn to by "a. witnesses
Ter IN prosecution. 1.e weapon used was AZ ocs or
heavy car sung, and upon tho icois proved, D'stre.
AtJne fesi lfnsd verdict Of fo.on1ns assault and
Nitc.y fas gxry after beirs rbsent two Dcurs, Fca
csFed verllct = ssult aud battery.
,f "a ne feni.9n Of tho verdict The Recosier ob.
~ ~ " thc heariBg or the iury, tbn was the IN y
Naoiaieosy yet3h' be ever htNsc. Tho prisoner WIS
tenn. '' -
District Attorney Hon iocOssIy rclssrked thai they
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SUPERIOR CeuRT-piRT 2.
action Agninst mn Insurance Company.
Before Judge McCanr.

Eier'e &c Nney Us the Indemnify FGre Insurance COM
fdng This case, the particulars u which have already
been Published 10 the Herald, aud which is Of
thirteen similar cases, has occapcd Court for tho
last fortnight II Is action brough, by the plaintiffs
TO s1,l5s 70 policy OF insurance issued by
The defendants dstiiefy and mil and tho grain
stored therein in Shorlsviic, n. ", which des-
stroyed by lire on Septem ocr'l7, 1862.
Tue defence alleged fraud in the application, mis-
representation 10 valuation and that the property was
CO ,trOyed by the procurement OF The plaintiffs.
The case vas Yesterday gwen 10 the jury, which
brought In verdict for The plaintiffs for tho full amount
claimed
Messrs. Fullerton, Vanderpoel and Steele for the
plant Mcssrs. lafsons. Perrepont and Mitchell for
The defendants.
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ST. pATRlcg's oAY RIOT.
Niunincent Donation to the Wounded Police.

HIuniAcent Donation to the Wounded Police.
Tho following letter was received yesterday by Police
Commissioner Acton.--
Hon fuosss a. Acrov, President Metropolitan Police
stnIhe trustees Of the riot relief fund have received
your letter giving lis. OF those policemcn who wes
more or less Injured IN tho late breach Of the public
peace on 81 Patrick day, aud have great pleasure Ia
pe'ng e5e through the liberaity OF their fellow c
zans, 70 relieve the srernes Of those who manifested
so much courage and discipline To the ve OF the first
ond class 500 aach 10 tho three OF the third class 500
eSh 70 the four of the fourth class $50 each To tho
fo'o~ins o'cers xho we're with thor commands aud
50 fAvorsply snsnoned by superintendent Kennedy In
his reyVr 70 the ommi soners Of Police, they apprc
prate -S<J ~ thvain felme. $3.50 TO Sergeant Bar.
LEONARD W, JEROME,
ISAAC BELL.
SHEPPARD KNAPP. !,
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LIFE SAVING APPARATUS.

The government commission on life saving apparatus
held another meeting yesterday at the Underwriters'
rooms IN Wall street. resolution adopted to de-
this day to the trial Of detachnE apparatus after
which the commission adjourned to tho factory Of the
Steam Syphon Pump Company In Jersey City,
where by faNthe most Interesting and practical expert.
ments made upon this apparatus that have yet
gagged their attention. The steam syphon pump is q
device for rasing water by the direct action Of stcam
and IL Is simple and effective for the purpose. II has
neither piston, pungcr valves other movable parts
throws out as wen as water from the bottom
larger than the orncs Of the discharge pipc enters
it. 1t is therefore impossible TO choke up ordi.
according TO their size capable Of dischargng three
thousand gallons of water per minute. The nrst
made by the commission was through discharge pipe
thirty feet high and two inches diameter. with q
pressure Of thirty pounds cf steam tank con.
tanning four hundred and eighty. gallons Of
water, In which the syphon was placed standing
upward, emptied in two minutes The next expert.
ment was on syphon OF the same dmensons, but IS
similar result M was obsansd Tho third wss
through three & inch ppe y fee, high whom the tank
pressure % Of 10 pounds Of itcam his IA apparatus
discharged IS cubic feet OF the mixture 10
thirty seconds This ended the espermerts. and the
members OF the commission expressed their Satisfaction
the beautiful effective yet simple operation 81 this
Invention. Tho pump has already boen introduced 10
navy Is now about to bc supplied with IT, The
inventor OF this machine stated that II has been
recommended 70 universal uSo py the Chamber OF Com
mcrcs tho Beard OF Underwriters and several insurance
companies There s of the syphon 10 which
the inventor called attention particularly which is that
any one can operate without the slightest danger bv
simply turning cock TO introduce the steam or
shut II on The steam entering creates q vacuum
which instantly filed by water from the tank or hold
OF the vese as the case may be, through the suction
pipes, and the steam then rushing In under the water
drives before out OF the discharge pipe In steady
stream, a. has already been described.
if,er making themselves fully acquainted with the
steam syphon pump In every way, the commission
for them, and loft the factory
Adjourned 70 meet this morning at the usual hour.
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nARIgs cauRI.

Action isnin-, Railway Company for Al.
legged Injury 10 Cattle.
Before Judge Hcarnc sd Jury
1yers The Ne, Jersey Contra, Rairry I'D Company -
The plan, cattle dealer and he brought this action
under the following alleges tina, bo
placed In the caro- Of the defendants Clinton number
ofcacio be conveyed in ordinary catio truck New
York that the defendants In placo OF using the ordinary
moic 81 transportation In such cssos put the cattle into
covered vehicle unsl,ed for the purpose and that tho
conseqaoncc was that while The Journey Of tho
cattle vas kid ard several others less INJURED
For lhs loss the pisDtG claimed $50 rho defendants
pleaded Ia answer TO the dolnand that tho alleged
- have been Killed In sick state when placed in
tho truck, aud that the Injuries did result from any
nesi isenceon ihoy part The jury found verdict for
tuo Pa nssf lor f1l5.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
uEIFa STATES coRM'ssluSEa's COURT.
The Whiskcy Frauds.
Before Com missioner Jones.

The Urited States BTsace O'Bfea ct GL-The defend
ants charged with having carried the distilling
business Hampstead Long Island, without comply.
ing with the law Tho testimony In tho previously
taken has been published in these columns. James
He had helped TO load spirits, which cenveyed TO
tho cellar of Terence O'Rrlens house. On his crofs
examination by Mr.. Thomas f Pearsa. defendants
counsel witness stated that he had had interest in
the business, but that Gchrist had said him that he
was trustworthy man. and II wogld be 70 his
terost work there than at his trade a shoemaker
Samuel Bridges also examined, and testified to hav
ing been employed rt the estab ishment. The frher
hearing then adjourned until Thursday next nt
eleven A. NJ, the for the prosecution boing closed
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SUPREME couaT-xIsGs COUNTY cIRcwr-pART 2.
Another Stock Case-Alleged False Repre-
aenfnfinna.

AnOthef STOCK Cnse-AHegc0 F0Is0 Repres
senfntions.
Before Judge Jasper W. Gilbert.
Aaron A. Ds0ra,u rs James II. Esmore-This action Is
brought to the sum OF $4,000 out OF which
plaintiff alleges he defrauded by false representa-
of defendant who and stockholder
Of tho Maiioney Coal Mining Company. The plaintiff
that the defendant having represented TO him
tina. the company was in an excellent condition. the
stock worth seventy per cent and that dividend of
Eve per cent would be declared within sixty days, he
took ono hundred and afty shares for $4,000, with
the understanding that tho defendant should take
tho balance. Emore, claimed had represented that
these three hundred shares owned by cup the
river who would sell them at sixty per cent at which
statement tho plaintiff purchased his hundred and
city, Some time subsequently, plaintiff further claims,
he discovered TINT the stock vaueess the company
$40, 900 in debt the "nan IN the rvsr'i myth and
that the shares he bad purchased reality had belonged
70 tho defendant
cations, Mr. Emnro claiming that Mr. Degraw camo to
him purchase the stock without any srch representa-
ions having beol made. The testimony is OF a confhc-
ing character. Case on,
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HARTFORD, April IL, 1867
The Official canvass Of The popular vote Of Conpeccns
shows that "a 1853 votes were cast which Il 900 larger
than was ever cast before The majority OF English the
dcinccfStic candidate for Governor, 10 gSI The noty
majority f the dsmQcgais On cosHsaapln m 9eGs5S
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,n.r bsoke and the 'nare was nearly nve ,, enssns
~at Vs. sae aJLerway as broke up and tho fsnHs
anS.A .nns steadily o.. vas within tao lengths o.
ssr when $40 turaed into the homes1escn- n tne
o av oas susey inch BY inch until ten yards from
~ raro l.,cr heads aere parallel. lhe geding, bow
e,er ~ a shake AZ fsom Pnssr crossed tAe score
.1,,5sr srr', ly head, making the heal ia asa
|, ,,,he following Is a summary
| NJ PM cry AIsil SPursc; milo nea'3' oest 'nsSo IN
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decesAed after dusk On the same evening ~ ~ .sn
tnerl; usually go 10 bed between n,no sru ,s sse
1aook; neayd no noise ana aneg cannot Tai when
he came TO- the door he said 10 me, .For Gods saxs
come down, one has been mnfaeIns -. ~ -
knew 1t was John McIntyre BY hisyoce; I pul on my
clothes and went Into he front larloT whsse ny y,a
vas sleeping on the sofa and sad, .Tom, ,hi uyAni
wen, M stairs and called the housekecper when saw
deceased he sitting up with his knee on We neas
block, and was working round WIN ns nan~. & W., ~
up and got wash basin and ltte WArtD wafer ~
wash him or when came down again they nad carried
him near the stove told them TO put h " pea 'nea
sent Tor the doctor there pound or meat on sne
scales and the oher piece that was cut from was on
the block; there was room for ma'4 70 10 eomn ~,
nat and he might have eStenae' niue !, one .as bench: M
have known Mcintyre seven or eight years, nS S
has worked a. The lumber yari he wa ~ Tue sed TO
sleep IN the hay loft OF the stable and genefay so o
Y through the next house; had never seen tne cruz
before; Mcintyre In the habit OF going into Henry
store and sitting there. ni1
5. rEszraexY or OFFICER JOHN MOORE.
'a @lssS sd n ais a ard found
II firmly secured lhen met officer lercs ava Lheuo,
come oa o the st're door on Laufens 81 et ahaSe, wa
ten said teat dcceaGed had ben struck on Inc Aesa anu
Killed with ceaver; then into the sore ara me.
Ncintyrc, tho cerS, AMI Tasua' in he storei asKea
what was the matter and the cub was handed 10 me
they said Henry had been murdered and robbed tred
10 get some Information from him but no could no.
ha was lying his back therewas pool of blood
tie ai.tan;e from himj wish u correct my tsss,-
nvny whah Mclnyfe told me OF the position ia "'en
De FOUND him he said he was lying on his iacS.
! rEsEIMoNy or CHARLES r pouks ~ D.
Charles Poore, N. D., boing sworn, depeses ana
says;-l am house surgeon at tho Nee YORK Hospital;
deceased was admitted o the hospital on the morning
Of April IL slerng'froni conclusion aad compress ion
OF the brain; patient did not rally, but con.iaued 10
1 sink and died ii O'Clock on The morning II tho
18th; post mofena exaniinrop the greater portion
of the left side of the kut is found fractured bones
extensively comnnnted pieces OF the anterior portion
of the skull found driven into the brain causing
| extensive iaceration Of its substance; the whole
upper surface OF the left hemisphere Of the brain
is covered with largo cot OF blood; the other organs
perfectly healthy concon with the exception
| OF being congesed; ia my opinion death was duo to
| compression aud coGcus ion OF brain.
I Tie Jury rendered a ycriict that Henry Hennings
to hs dea.h by fractures Of the skull from blows
on the head, inflicted by club in the hands Of some
person or persons nnkno D, aud recommended that
suitable reward be orcd oy the Mayor foG the appro
| henson OF tho guilty pariics.
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THE COURT S
vnlHC STATES co~MssIoxsss CURT.
Charge Of Mutiny 0u the High Seas.
G..r.a I.-na lzl,1ArD

Before Commissioner Osborn -
The further hearing OF the charge against Henry Van
hnde, James Mcleod, Edward Harvey and John
McDouga, Of having been guilty Of muiinous O. nduct
board The ship Granite State the l2h OF Ps bruary
last while the voyage from San Francisco 10 Nav
York, resumed yesterday before cominiss oner Os-
born. some testimony IN addition to that ~ ported in
the HERALD of yesterday having been given, oupsel on
behalf OF The prisoners summed up tho ev danco ana
the Commissioner ordered NcCleo1, tarse and hc-
Douga 10 be discharged, but ned Vaniink as u was
proved that ne struck tho captain over tho head with
Capslan bar and knocked him down.
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Louisiana Raccs--Mctnirie Course.
Nav ORLEANS, April IS. 1867.
We lad two capital races yesterday. The Arss
mile and threequarier dash between Rlngmaser, Rich
mond and Knighthood. Rngmaster won, the Others
coming in as named. Time, 3.lii-. the second race
was two mile heats, IA which Rosseap, Fanny Brown
and hnisnthood contended the two frst named making
splendid race knghthood was Withdrawn after the
first heat. Rosssau Won. Time 3s5S-34i5s
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laCg or as.tT IN SOUTH caaoliHA

CtLugplA, s. O., April IL, 1851.
The Governor esiimacs', Lat lao0o1 people in south
Carolina have NJ, tasted rat n Srty days. The dos
ition great end several cases o. starvation are re-.
ported
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AoRcrfTrrA REcossrRrc',oy N rrr s,,urH.--A mcct-
lng o TIE New Hanoi Comfy IN ,tculIurAl So
c1ty YES hed a Ellington The sth inst l&ichii Ian
Wa elected frcsideat a tteinntn was ofcfsd Tor the
ln eess yied ~ cDon u tic county and the ,wss,ion
o. - agricultural air ~ tho fall vas discussed b>n no.
sccled The nov meeting Of the society will bo 0Qld
the second Friday IA October Il r. =
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SALES or REAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.

BY Anthony J. Bieecker, Son 4 Co.
sts sss a aSsSirs snr slsis sssys. 'sss SIC
loi south sd seh st, s. feet east Of Madison av,
o, ~ Sdr,ns n1lt slsss s,v. ::c .. sSs
ii south sde 5 s, rs feet cas-; G,h av aiIios 5000
oi @ norh%ess corner usr Of s III av and SD soo sCS
lot northeast corner OF Broadway and ilad st.
iot sSjoHias above a sssi SO
Ss iot sa3on!nss s33Snl!ns SSoye SSoye gSs @
IS: IS: s@]Snias s@jSnas above above s
s " @ I ans aoad@sg sis st. s sssS
81, q sISst iSs ss's S 81 Broadway so
lots slJo'nng above each, 800
House ana lot 9 .sSSsa,S ss III FssTss,E ss house
story brown stons house and io is7 Madison ave.
soy k house. ioi: northwest corner Of Avenue e0V
and 80, 4. 1880
!, sGs sa,,S ~. "a !, between i "a 1890
ls6ilo: -. lo,oas
soy brown house lot No. 40 West iiti
sary sss stable and.lo. No ID West iiii sireei6 ''
ss story Sct store s'd dwelling and lot No lis III .v 90
Sr Swssns SwsIns and lS @ No No. IL ~
soy brown stone house and lot No 667 West 2ld M 0Oo
gsss 1a.so i. sr saa ase .o.y and 70. No s Il oo
ioi soussefst corner sI av and 10Th st. SsS5
r., lo, aalen,nss aalon,ns aSSvs aSSys ss9
aVOvc. 5t1v
lots south siae Of u9th st. lO0 H. 9th av each 1l00
BY Il. II. Ludlow Co.
aoy brick house and LOT - West l7th s. 9 $50
Mar son, outnutines and y acres of land At White.
stene (residencs OF John Cryderl. 30 go
Hous. and lot 100 safysn slosso
ss,orysrcs house and lot No s. Henry siree, 1870
lots csst SIDE OF Hopkinson avenue, between Marion
end srllptcr sfeeS eaeh l6s
Nv, i ~ notS socksn ST. zach y i7OO
Saratoga ave nues, each 100
lots east side vf saith street each............. $40
y lots west siaA OF Howard avenue between Balic
il lcts eaf sdo OF owafd avenue, between Baltic and =
Eu.ler street, canh. ....................... s.
oiss baltic st lol feet wesi of howard av.each ~
lots Baltic It,, Uo feet east Howard av., each.. Is
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The Recent Denth OF Mr.. Nsyers-The Coro

rer's invest IgutiOu Concluded.
Tho nquisltion in the of Mr John G. Myers, who
on Sunday nlorAng last found dead in his
Lovejoy's Hotel, under somewhat suspicious crcum.
stances was concluded yesterday before Coroner Cover
at Bellevue Hospital.
William e. Brown, famliarly known as STACEY"
appeared and testified TO the assault deceased at
schwartzs restaurant, No 1876 Broadway His testimony
clearly showed that decreased had been Knocked down
aud Kicked by John Ryan without sufficient provoca-
on. The witness did not think hc had struck deceased
himself Nothing further Of importance being elected
the given to the jury, who found that John
g. Myers tho decaaza5, TO his death from disease
of the hear, accelerated by the violence used b. Iohn
Ryan, and We hold William &. Brown essory
the fact.n A
Brown was required to and did give 81 900 bail to
await the action Of the Grand Jury Ryan is still at
large, but the Coroner issued warrant for his arrest
AT the request OF Coroner Cover withhold for the
present mentioning important facts connected with
the death Of Mr. Myers the publication would have
tendency to defeat the ends Of justice Deceased
lfty-two years Of age, and native of Pennsy yvana
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The Weibcl Murder.
Charles Gottfred weibel, tho German musician who
murdered his we few days ago. at No. SO James street.
In this city, Is still at large.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-08
ERnM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March Judge Under
wood sent a memorial to Congress sta
ting that the reconstruction act had been
openly defed at Alexandria, Va, and
recommending that all rebel States be
compelled to take Union platform before
restoration.
Nothing was done in the Senate except
the introduction of several bills and res
buttons appropriately referred.
Sherman asked for an indefinite post
ponement of the wool bill, which was
agreed to.
In the House bill extending the time
to FIVE years for the completion of the
Fox and Wisconsin rivers was passed
In the Senate the committees zap
pointed have received Stewards commu
nication acknowledging the receipt O.
the act providing for the more efficient
government of the rebel States, and said
he should promulgate it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-08
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March THE river
rose ten inches in the last Is hours, and
is still rising at the rate Of enc inch per
hour, and is within three inches of the
last food mark. Mercury, SO deg Ba-
rometer, 1882.
Arrivals-Silver Spray, from Pitts
burg, Anglo Saxon, from Arkansas
river, bound for Cincinnati
Passed down-Silver Moon, from Gin
cinnati and bouAd for Memphis, Empire,
for Memphis, Stonewall Jackson, for
New Orleans
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-08
FROM CAIRO.

CnRo, March THE river has fallen
two and half inches since last night.
The weather is cloudy and thawing to-
day. Mercury 340.
The Quikstep arrived from Evans
vile. The Ruth cleared for New Or
leans.
Passed down-Henry Ames, from St.
Louis to New Orleans, at midnight
Passed .up--Contihental, from New
Orleans to St. Louis, at ten am; Mo
hawk, from New Orleans to St. Louis, at
two am; Swallow, from New Orleans to
Cincinnati, at eight a. m; W. r. Arthur
from New Orleans to St Louis, at eleven
n N,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-08

CHERRIES SALE.--BY Wiz -
- vendeteoni exponas TO mo ISIS
Circuit Court Of Shelby county, in
Griffin and against A. ii. Douglass1
the Courthouse in Raleigh. on the
March. 1867, between IL and 10 clock
10 the highest bidder, the following
land, towit: Lying In the I'd and atf
tricts. in Shelby county, Tennessee
section 4. and nth Surveyors distri
ing S60L acres, more or less, bounde
Beginning at a stake: thencesout
links TO black gum marked L.
So north, with Jas. l.. Stuarts(
so links TO a stake, 25 links east n
marked NJ. s., on the heirs Of ~
line thence south 5Ho west with
chains 331% links TO a stake, links
hickory marked T. S.; thence west
with said heirs line. crossing Big
chains to stake 50 links south OF q
marked It, S. in the west boundary II
James Robinson 1000 acre grant, No. 81
south 81 west with said line 68 clH
stake, (the heirs of joel McLemore, no.
corner); thence east 80 south with their line
chains so links to slippery elm, marked
s., on the south bank Of branch (the heir
L. II. Coe, southwest corner: thence north
east with their line 40 chains to q stake lg Ii
east of red oak, marked NJ. s. lsaid he
northwest corner; thence east with their
IS chains to stake; thence south z6' !
to n hickory marked M. s., on the east b0ur
~ line of said 1000 acre grant No. II ; the
north 51So east, with said line 43 chains SOL
TO the beginning, being the, same land soIs
plaintiff to defendant, and levied on ~
property of A. IL. Douglass to satisfy n
1866, in favor Of WIN, Griffin and again
Douglass, for 1891 II and costs. Terms
p. M. WINTERS. Shell
IA By II. W. CALDWELL, ID.