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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY REFORM MOVEMENT.
The General Committee of the Reform party
of the Mercantile library Association has issued an
address calling upon members TO be present at the an
nnsl meeting tonight and presenting the following con-
sderations in support Of proposed amendments W the
Constitution OF the Association:
TYr, By the Classification Act A Sec the Board Of Direction
ist three classes Of members ONLY ope Of xb
n, 20 be annually The amendment proposed the
sg m IN. entire annual heretofore The purpose this
6auon Act was perpeuas those who had CON
I hs Ibary by rendering impossible thorough and
eb.nge In ia matter how obnoxious their proceedings
b, 10 bose elected them The Interests Of The Library
i, fhoyoh ana radical its management and this
on h. ssenteS 6y the adoption Of the Amendment
On r. Dovs 0ysp The Board Of Direction BY the present Con.
,on 10 appoint Inspectors Of Election they have grossly abused
% s,e resstey appointed Inspectors men entirely subservsht
70 their Interests who eOnnive at and sbeo e oss nssh'
fanIs power and sng a. an engine OF ooupucn
WIS. motives NAY Influenced the inspectors ID orhs ine motto
and Intimidation whoh nave drsos
he Of the be inferred nom he a' that
iss one Of he INSCRIPTIONS Of them has been appointed W
Thd The raising animal dues has tended to reduce he
bersbip of the Library While smaller cities are es|Dh'hF toa
hbrAres Newton Ia greatest library made more A y.
cebe 20 founded 10 benebthe clri :" view
1bnse Articles. shcL dere To amend OF IrpoS "ei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
SECOND BOARD, 1 P. VI.
MONDAY, May s-P. NJ

Those parties who had anticipated more
active specuaton at the opening Of the week. have been
doomed TO disappointment, the railway market still
rules dull and eyOd Of any movement what TINS
continued duness and seeming apathy may Deoken We
cannot pretend TO say the chronic bulls assert
reason for It. the intention disgust the small fry spec
uatOrs and not only shake out their holdings, but In
duce new line Of short contracts 1t is not probable
that the cques are willing to rest on their oars" after
the spirit Of last month"; the especially as the major
part Of the active stocks is still held within their control
to market which new deal becomes necessary
1t does not seem apparent in what
way this can be done except by carrying up prices to
higher level and yet the conservative outsiders are be-
coming suspicious and the alert quotations, in their
estimation are far too high for safety the gauge ind
eating a full pressure of steam. Some OF the more
sanguine bears feel quite eated and jubian and are
quite freely predicting good time coming; but they
have their opponents men flushed with success and not
easily conquered especially in the present instance,
when the influences rule In their favor We therefore
anticipate stirring times. The market to-day, opened
strong but subsequently became heavy, and so CON
timed until afternoon, when prices became strong
and higher, with somewhat larger volume OF
business 10 record. The fluctuations are as
rule confined within narrow limits though Pitts
burgh up from 1884 to 1914 The larger dealings
were in usual prominent list and were generally well
Distributed but the most noticeable features were Read
ing Lake Shore Ohio, and Northwest We note sales at
the boards of Wayne at 99s; Boston, Hartford and
Erie at 2k Panama, 54054i; c. c. Cincinnati and In
dianapols s9i Illinois Central 195ia1353; and Morris
and Essex, Oh Miscellaneous shares quiet and
steady, Coal shares being firm. Express shares were
strong at quotations. The annual election for officers Of
the Stock Exchange has been going to-day which has
somewhat initiated against an active speculation The
following table shows the highest and lowest prices of
toelya adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
THE BROOKLYN RESERVOIR JOB.

The Corporation Counsel of Brooklyn, in
behalf of the Board Of Water Commissioners obtained
MAY from Judge Pratt, in the Kings County Supreme
Court an order directing Mayor Kalbfeisch to show
cause why peremptory mandamus should not be issued
compelling him 70 sign bonds for 100000 for the con
structon of the Hampstead Valley storage reservoir
The order was returned yesterday morning and the case
was argued before Judge Pratt by winchester rlIt0h
and Assistant Corporation Counsel johnson iOr the Wa
ter Board and by the Mayor on his own Dehaf Anda
Wits were read affirming that the Board was empowered
by the Legislature TO carry out proposed extension O
tn water supply and that inasmuch as they controlled
HE disursefeus II was proper for them to judge when
money would he required and in what amounts .
Mayor Kalbhesch, in his argument, stated that the
power TO sell the bonds undoubtedly vested III the
Water Board and he did not intend 10 interfere WIN
they rights but denied their right TO Judge Wnen the
money was required. They would DE eslOpped ii uiy
asked for the entire 4OO0OO and II they cannot Legally
claim large amount they cannot come into court ana
claim the right Of determining when number OF sln
amounts should be required. There Is continued de
mand for money from the Water Department ana no,
body knows where IL goes A statement was pubnsheu
by the II full OF errors that no
deDeudence could be placed II. If he did not comply
at with their demands he was Threatened WIN
mandaInus He was placed in office by the people ana
not y the legislature and he intended 70 continue MS
efforts 10 protect the interests OF the people while the
Water Board sQuandering the money OF the Guy
Counsel for the Water Board argued that tey d dOIe
their duty faithfully but That the Mayors great tOune
was his belief that he the only honest man III te
city The Mayors stubborDness cost the city more III
litigation than could be saved BY the closest
economy. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

NEW FIVE PER CENT BONDS OF Ihh -, -,
The Treasury Department is now aple 10 Pioi''
that the registered Certificates Oh eto'A' "n" -
part of the Coupon Bonds, of the New Loan VI Wv
limited States. bearing Five per cent Interest, pay
able ouarterly in Gold, will be ready Tor uelN'.'
early in the present month The Subscriptions '"
the Loan now amount TO So20Oo,OCO, ana IL Is ca
nected that the Subscriptions and Sales VIII piVsi''
more rapidly when the Certificates ana poH0' Tha
ready for market abroad as well as at nOii'. tI;o
whole sum of Five per Cents offered 10 inc puyI
generally, and 10 the holders OF Ini'e" o'"', VI
Bonds. without qualification, is S2so'OV'VVO' ;.
tbi. amount TO which preference is thus sn.D .4
taken nm. the remainder of the flfe PEI -
S9oo 900 sOo embraced in the New Lofn oi 'u.' -
ts-o for refunding the Public Debt, WI DC oi,'y ~,
IN connection with sSOOOO.OO0 -Four Ind one-n'i'
NOR Cents and any part of S7OO,0OOWIof four -.
Cents the one running fifteen years fu '"'
thirty years. F., NOR Cent
The following is copy of the New I've P' ,s
Bond. under and pursuant 10 the Ne" LIAM
Congress: ,.,.,-r ,oxn
INTEREST FUNDED LOAN OF ls9 ,n,c
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ,.,,oy
ARE INDEBTED TO THE BEARER IN M
...........--.. polIN ..b the pro-
THIS BoND is issued in accordance WIZ "a Act %
visions of an act of Congress emu nabtn ap-
authorize the rtfunding of the NatoAai ,nnroyed
proved July IL. 1910 amended ny III assure Of the
Tnited States after the LIST day OF MAY, ~ ;ts an
coin OF the standard value OF The 'lllfu ;, lrum
said July II. 1870, with interest III sun 80, fyg
IT, dav of The cate hereof, M be rate 81 tx
Er<TtfN per aunum, payable qunitelN, uu - an
dav of February, May August, amt NoN''"'',.,.,nt
each wear. 1ao principal aud interest axe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK..

PORT OF NEW YORK............,..,..........M O.
CLEARED.
Steamship Concord Norman Philadelphia G. Bulley.
Steamship 5. C. walker, Shernn Philadelphia
Steamship MSvhower, Pults, Philadelphia J. Hand.
Steamship Ciy OF Washington Jones Liverpool John G. Dale
Steamship A. O. sinners DAVIS, PhiiAdephA
Steamship Fannie, Fentop, Philadelphia
Steamship Chesapeake. Johnson Portland, J. r. hmel
Bark Ariour (Br), White, Lubeek T. L. Merchant Il Co.
Bari Queen Of Scots OBJ, Smith, Bremen T. Whitney Co.
Bari Investigator, Carver, CorunnA Carver Barnes
Bark James T. Ward PARK CardenAs James X. Ward Go.
Barb Evening Star, Chief, ST. JAgo De Cabs Wsdel Co.
Brig Diana (HoI Hansen, Bmen, Wendt Tetens Boekmaun
Brig Name Sophie o. O. fschbn ST. Thomas Pension Co.
Brig T. u. Rich Hopkins. Wilmington James X. Ward Co.
hclr Hattie T. Dodge Freeman Barbados H. W. Loud Co
sehr Nv. AdeL Rsou, ApaAehieolA, Snow RichArdson
schr N Lindsay, Mckay Key West and Tampa Bay Benher
sehr IDA Richardson, Bede Charleston, Evans Ball Co
Scar. Helen, Pery, Baltimore
sehr. NJ G. Frye, PendletoD, Boston, Jed Frye Co.
schr. Eeie Brown, Higgins Boston C. Lewis Co -
sehr X b. Smith, Eeserson New Bedford Ferguson Wood
sohr Z. Arcuarus Gregory svlem ". Ropes Co
sehE Peek Avery Norwich, RACKET Bro
SckI HOenaA, Morton, DemArsrs, Miller Il Honfhtop.
schr Meteor Dunsesube, Hamilton Bermuda Duncan hoCol
sohr Ellen tBr -Thnrber Yarmouth n. s., Heney PARKER
ShT Mama LoA Talbot Jacksonville Van Brunt saghL
Soop Oregon Wilson, Providence.
Canal boat Rebate OTIS ossego Northern Transportation Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cor., Nelson sss Orleans April 20 with mise and
Steamship VIM p Glide Pai.r Richmond City Point and Norfolk
WITH Isdse AID pass. TO Washington Ca
sesmshp Benye BAls New Orleans April d. Havana May J.,
at NTH md-e. and pass ~ Livingston, foI 4 Co. -
slp Lincoln of San SAlVstor omAns Clso jan 70 with guano
u hobson HuAdo vessel IN Eel. lat - o. lon 70 W
s1 company with shD Ganr from Calao for Hampton Roads
Passed Cape Horn March Atlantic had W. gales lost
fort and mAuopsnt Crossed the Equator April o. In loa y ".
March ~ lat 7o So Ion "a w. spoke slsstri. gil from C-ria Tor
We and bftth Veeroy lB also bark Victoria IN 81 APr a. lat
70 ~ lou 81 ~ W. Loaf which In the f.l earned ~ay
manoani and royal yards l Hampton Roads May T. aud have
been On Baruegii anos Pndsy WITH thct og
ehIv SOUTHAMPTON, smthSck LcfpgV with agse W blor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
DECISIONS--MAY s,

Superior COmt-Specidl TCrm-By Judge Jones
Broe at Clarke Moton for reference granted with $l0
costs ree to John Burkwe to hear and determine
BY Judge McCmn-Mark agt Anderson.-Onier granted. -
Judge Spencer-Broe CLARK aMOtOn denied with $40
costs
Common Pleas-SDecaI Term-Bv Judge J. +. DAILY
-Korue,uan ag Disqualification granted PereAda ag Epea
Motion denied
Marine COurt-Pdrt by Judge Shea.-Ritter
Manifestation judgment verdict for the defendant
Heath Wson-eerel to Burton Harrison Lowden agt
RhOies-Actou contract; judgment for the defendant
IlBy Judge Aker-Corne Kellogg Davis sgt Schul
b default Wiimeyer h Koche AIT ODay,
Kelly Clse-Sett!ed. COwan Acknowledgement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
Foreign exchange has been strong the basis of the

The money market has been abundantly supplied, with
free offerings in Of the demand the range OF rates
being 5 and per cent on Government securities and
stock collateral. Commercial paper is in demand at 60
G, per cent some gedged going low 81 per
cent.
Government bonds steady at the early boards,
but subsequently improved closing firm on the basis OF
1l3ioll3l for '67s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

the importer against 1t within the time spec
fed in that act. Mr.. Allen contended, In behalf
of the defendants, that the section referred 10
only applied to suits brought by importers against the
Collector to OF duties after payment
Judge Benedict sustained the position OF the District
Attorney and directed the jury TO find verdict for the
Government. The will be taken to the United states
...... .t...lN nllrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Patrick Morrison, charged with offering Cancelled
Revenue stamps for I vas held yesterday. 900 bail By COmais
Shields
In the Court of General Sessions, before Judge
Bedford YESTERDAY John pleaded guilty petty larceny and
the pie1tary for two months was charged
killing Surck BY pushing her into cellar Watert Nov
2 1870 Judge jury acqu him the ground that
prosecution bad m ID strong enough to warrant
Of man degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

81 che last annual neetns-. msunF .T h, s no..
been ne snd declared carried even
Of the ssla 10 the Of msor Of those present
then In "a claim that the elections heretofore nave
Inc nrr,ed nv gangs OF "repeaters Ieanhg leatuIe
of the Reform is the N 3 Se made
hpIa.y this measure at the impending election. Inc
10 If the members Of the General Commttee OF inc
nanes u artv are Mortimer L. Mackenzie, A. H. limp
n Hudson stone Chas. Ii. Patrick Ihos Hazard
w anrent Bailey, Henry ID. Lloyd, VIM curtis Noyes'
W. w Inhnston ir VIM c. Cary, Julian b. Hart John u
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
A HEAVY VERDICT.

In the United States District Court, yester
day. in the OF the United States agt c. H. Llien
thai charged with making fraudulent entries Of his sale
OF tobacco the jury found verdict for the plaintiffs 70
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
p4SSFNGE 4RRIVFD.

FROM sAvANEAHIn steamship Henry Chauneey May IA Bar
clay and wife Mr, Barclay Mr. Gayso1 Mn Thompson, Ms
Richie and msi g. L. Appleton and wife j. D. Wing and wife Mr.
H. H. Pstie and children Miss H. Pst Mrs. McNuty Miss Bes
b. King Mis- Weber Miss Scott eMss g. Rayford Mrs Putney
Rein j. g. Butler T. Geary Jn0 Roller A. NeWhOuse
Thomas Wheeler r. Smith o. Rogers b. s. Chase 5. Mack
Siarn, j. Arlington, W. II. ContaBt Mrs J. Kelley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

Coleman Benedict's closing quotations we

Quite a fever has recently broken out IN the Boston
Stock market in copper stocks and shares in the Lake
Superior mines many of which having been lfeess for
several years. are after another starting into life.
We do not know the moving impulse; but the specua-
aton seems quite fervid for the quiet atmosphere OF
Boston, Hanover Allonez, Petherick, Dana, and other
companies with shares selling at from s. TO s., APP
parenty attracting much attention there York
Central, Lake Shore. and other stocks Of Wall-st
The gold market has been dull and steady during the
greater portion the day. at 119l1t but advanced TO
iii the close, being firm at that quotation. The lend
ing rates flat and O. and per cent for carrying
The days business at the Gold Exchange IBank
follows: Gold cleared s 600 gold balances, s92 1913;
currency balances The following the quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

The Philadelphia stock market had advancing ten.
dency to-day Pennsylvania 6s, Sd ISSUE sold at 100;
philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 2si Reading Railroad
563-l6, and Pennsylvania Railroad G2. Gold cosedault
The U. 5. Treasurer made toegaphic transfer to-day
OF $4,000 In coin from the subTreasury in San Fran.
cisco to the sub-Treasury in New-York
The following were the comparative earnings Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.

Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Colorado, from Pier No 40 " r. close at Pos0fee at ~:
9Th ID, l5 IN 9Th. Supplementary
letters only made Pier No. &C. n. r. and closed
at $3.50 a 10. Steamship sails at 10 IN.
Ian letters deposited in Supplementary Mails mns be prepaid with
double postage.
per steamship City Of Prince Will close the
PoOhoe at hieanshp ss from Empire Stores BI0Okn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

TUESDAY. MAY @
Indies and MeIeo via S anl Vera Cruz
Per steamship MEXICO Pier No. II r. close at the Poet
Ohce . Steamship sails at D. m.
Mails for Europe Plymouth and Hamburg Per steamship 1h9ng
Of Third noboken close at tie Post Ofce at lO a.
NJ at station II D. g:l0 IN. Steamship sails at ?.
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made the Pier at
HOhoken and closed At l:sO D. IN.
fan letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
lnnhI nnD1.fape
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC

4:5l Sun 1908 Moon u 10
Sandy :23 Cows Island 2l2 Hell Gate 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

THE EFFECT OF A CUSTOM HOUSE LIQUIDATION.
Gilbert a. HaPdcastle imported into this city
a quantity OF rice, and entered the same by giving
warehouse bond conditioned 10 pay sl2594 co. or the
amount OF duties fixed by law" The merchants claimed
that this rice was unceansed and therefore liable "
duty Of only "a cents per pound This paid and the
rice was removed from the Custom-House. The Col
hector subsequently nquidated this rice as
"olesnsed rice" and, without giving notice TO Gil
bert Hardcastle brought suit against them TO re-
onehaf per pound. AT the trial IN the
nited states Circuit Court yesterday the defendants
proved the entry the bond the invoice and tie quida
lion aud then offered 20 prove that the rice un-
ceansed To this the United States District Attorney
Objected on the ground that by Section IA Of the IaH
act OF le5l the LIQUIDATION by the Collector final unless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIIsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

IVt VIsOth A. nj.
SAILS OF GoU,rrrenl Bond
$500 ~ g. so Coz '62....1ll 600 SYs 04O 1901
1000 U. \ so Con t5, n.....llJt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular sailing the 23d Of month.
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt T. H. Tinkepaugh, May ~
uBRRIMACK. Capt Wler. July %.
splendid sail schedule time snd call at 81 rhom.
Para Psrnanbueo Bahia JAnero gong returning For
engagement Of freight passage apply to
wA r. GARRISON, Agent. No Bowing-Treen Sew-York
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
from Pier 90 North River.
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY,
CALEDONIA WEDNESDAY. MAY 10.
First Csbn passage r6j I5 lnenedae $50; Steerage,
90 HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agent.
B0wiuggeen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
Ocean Steamers.

TINTED STATES, NEW-XEALAND AND
- AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LiNK-Ihe sdewheel steam,
May ~ with ma passengers and freight to Honolulu
Auckland Wellington Lton, ami Port Chalmers connecting al
Chalmers with steamships for Sydney Melbourne,
and the other Australian ports
NEBRASKA returning ya Auckland N u Will leave sydney ~ D
W, OF June 10.
For freight or passage apply to - - -
HAVANA, SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
Il NEW-YORK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
Leaving Pier No H. East River direct for Havana:
CITY OF MEXICO, Capt Zimmerman IUB>DAl, May "
CLEOPATRA Capt Phillips ayaus only WEDNESDAY May H.
CITY OF MERIDA, Capt Deaken. May ~
r. ALEXANDER L SONS. 80 Broadway.
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at O'Clock preesely from
Pier No 4. North River.
COLUMBIA Capt. z. Van sIce..........,.......May H.
MISSOURI. Capt b. Edvsrs tyia Nassau May 49,
NORRO CASTLE. Capt Adams ...... May p.
- No. Bowling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

WHITE STAR LINE.
w EEWY0RK CORK, AND LIVERPOOL
NRW ANp FULI~POWRRKD STEAMSHIPS.
TIKI SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD
OCEANIC, ARCTIC, PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRIATIC,
5000 tuns burien-3.OO0 h. p each
sailing from SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS
DAYS and Cork isrbor the dsy following
OCEANIC Capt Thompson SATURDAY June ,, at IN.
ATLANTIC, CAPT Murray, on SATURDAY, June "a ats IN.
From the White Star Doei Pavons Ferry Jersey Cay.
Passenger for all elssses) combining
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
saloons smoking and bathrooms mdhp
ton felt Surgeons and sewsresses accompany
these steamers
RATRs-saloon gold Storage, go currency Those wish
the Old Country steerAge
prepaid CERTIFICATES SIJ, currency
Passengers booked from all parts Of America Paris Hamburg
Eorvay, Sweden, India, Australia, China, &c.
Rrrarsioa tickets granted at lowest rses
Drafts from FL upward
and other information sppr the COmpan
eAees No. 10 Broadway, Newlofk j. II kPARKS. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09
Loans and Dis. Specie. Leg Ten. Dep

TABLE Of the Arerdge AMOUNT OF Loans Specie Ctreud-
ti0,, DeDOSits and Legdl Tenders in The Banks o. me
City OF Ne- York for ne tceek ending saturday, My
f. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

Loans and Discounts. 500 31s Legal Tendes '' ~ I $40
Srsce ....,., 1897 2g4 Deposts.......'''''' --''
Circulation. .........., -! J4JS
The transactions at the Clearinghouse ior tne p's'
en,nnre 40 folnws with those OF the previous week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-23
CUHDFSTRTCTy

TXl4oE feet Fourth 81 city OF Mem
AKA It Fourth 81, II e cOr 8reenlRw
city Of Mcmphis..
skis tt Fifth st, n @ cor Sycamore
city Of Memphis
Big Creek road
J0Xl5O fl Crockett nv, Bagby's subn.
5Xl50 TT BreedlOye av, B8gby'S sub
, AuctiOn street city OF Memphis.
! Old Randolph road, corner Henry.
80XljO Z Lewis ay, BagbC's subd'n-
&0XljO Il Crockett av, BaZby's sub.
l00XlO 1T Crockett av- BaEby's sub
east and adjoining j 3 GTifhng--..
l00xl50 # Crockett av, BogEys sub.
May
May
New Raleigh road..
BSX15 II Keel 81, n w cor Sixth CITY
Of Memphis.
50X2D It d side Chelsea city OF Mem
bONlS feet SeCOndst Cheeks subdi-
vision, n W corner Henry..
JOXl4S It second st, Cheeks subdin-.
% X AS II Second ST Cheeks subdIv..
J0xl4S It Second 81 Cheeks subdiv.
l50ylfS II Main ST. Sc c0r Rrlnfylay
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-23

Broadway street a Fort Pickering
BUlI8.
Uni nstn Davis sue div ExII7 city
Of
shir ey 81 " B ana adj Fsally Wrloo
city Of
StAart1n So lad i Bradshaw
alE2l3 city Of Memphl5
20 tctoc 81 eadi Withheld GEll3
city Of Memphis
DnIO Sc aud adj n Ford s0UlW
city Of Memphis
Monroe Sc q o Weu4ngfu lexis
city OF Memphis
New MAIDS tu sts ArmouF's sub div
ZNl8 city Of Memphta
new MAIDS 70 81 s Armuurs SUB dlF
dover maEl3 CiEYo MeHpls
u Armour au5 div
city Of Mamphia.s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-23

IL part OfGabriel Anderson estate near
Mullins chapel
p II part Of Gabriel Anderson estate near
Mullins chapel
- part OF Dunn estate, near GDodleLt
station, M&CR
2A
O. dover out or Z Brooks stale
53 river rae az old min on Woifrtver.
s. by Al Brooks, e by j II Brooks, w.
by Mason, S by CT and Mrs Is
70 W by Is " Brooks, u by "A j and ~ 81
Brooks, by Land III Brooks.
. u Dy Wolf river, " by A. Brooks. s
by J III Brooks, e by III Brooks
lU1 W n by II n Masou.s by W and j II
Brooks, by W Brooks
loo by ST Peters "a W ID FaEsers.s by
j Potts, Hammer, " CT Brooks
IL lies at Cherry station, N sc railroad
Is u by Al Haynes, by DPers0n, " BY
John Herron
80 part Of Or T. Whites tract
50 part o. rs simpsons tract
p part Of Dunuts
- 10 do do
Is do do do
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-23

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4 see
3 Sc cor lot ], fractional sec, I /, -.
President island
lott, VIM r Harris subdivision OF
ID in sec 10, I ], T S, Miss & Tenn rr..
b on Miss river and NOnc0nuah creek