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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

Capt. Martin Page, who died in
Preyidence on Friday last, in the 95th
year of his age, was remarkable man
IN some respects. He was at sea AZ
years, 81 of which we're spent in the
employ of one firm. He never attended
but one public entertainment; never
met with an accident, and never lost a
dollar for his employers, though every
vessel he commanded was lost by his
successors. IA
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

: Charles Sumner, according to RI
NOR, is TO retire from political life at
the close of his present Senatorial term,
in 1869, and will spend number Of
years In Europe. Governors Andrew
and Bullock are already named as can
didates for the succession, and John b.
Alley, the present Congressman, it Is
said, will probably be the next nominee
of the Republicans for Governor of
Massachusetts,.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23
|. B: sHERNIh eco.

Have now in store for the Fall Trade,
the most extensive and elegant Stock
West of New York City. 500, 600
worth of Black and Fancy Silks, largely
our own importation, to be sold 90 per
cent. under value. Two thousand
pieces Merinos, Empress Cloths, Irish
Poplins and Dress Goods of every style
at much lower prices than any house in
the State. Beavers, Doeskins and
Broadcloths OF our own importation,
very cheap. We can save money for
any buyer of Dry Goods, Wholesale or
Retail. If you can't come to examine
the stock, write for samples of Silks and
Dress Goods. sala
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23
MINIATURES 1IARKEr.
MILWAUKEE, February 10.

TITS
WHEAT-The market opened and closed dull.
There We're but lew operators who entered the ring
and transactions footed up only 10000 bus. Prices
opened at the closing figures of yesterday but inn
proved and closed at lie advance. Sales were con-
aned mostly to No 2. which sold at 81 93Q1 .94yS for
regular time, and at S1,s411@l,95 for b month.
No sold at $1.Ti. No and rejected were in no
demand
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23
uolloway.I.r PIN. and ointment n :

GER The days of {" brilliant operations"
are no more. The discovery of Holloway's
Ointment dispensed with the necessity of the
knife. which frequently endangered the life
OF the patient. Thousands OF females have
been cured of cancer. in the breast by the
indicating action Of the ointment, and their
lows the cancer in it's tortorous winding, and
1mperceptibly but thoroughly and painlessly
eradicates it from the system. The Pills
cleanse and purify the blood. Sold by all
Druggists $500 ,.tf.F
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

DRESSED Hoas-Receipts III, against 243 dur
ing The corresponding time in 1866.
There was nothing done to-day. Packers offered
only s7.00G725 for good averages but holders
would not SELL and nance prices entire nominal
to-day. 49, 49,
HIDRs-Receipts, Rides. lss; Pelts ~. Shipments
81. Prices are steady. We quote
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

The English papers announce the
death of the Right Hon. Brownlow Cess
ell, Marquis snd Earl of Exeter, and
Baron Burghley, county Northampton,
at Bnrghley House, near Stamford. -
The deceased nobleman was the direct
descendant aud representative OF Will
liam Cecil Lord Burghley, the famous
Prime Minister of Queen Elizabeth,
and was the second Marquis and elev-
enth Earl of Exeter. He was born on
the ID OF July, 1895, and in. consequences
of the death of his father in May,
1904, he, being the legal heir to the
titles and estates, succeeded to both be-
fore he had attained his ninth year. He
was educated at st. Johns College,
Cambridge, and graduated there as nj.
A., in 1914, and as LII. ID. in 1885.
sn-A single lode in Nevada is turning
out more silver and gold annually than
did the famous mines of Potosi in then
palmiest days, and which at one time
built up city of 10000 inhabitants
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23
TO LA d. e s .
Richf

diana If you require reliable remedy to restore
erby. you, and remove irregularities OF oosruc.
II. W.tions, why not use the bestf Ihlrty years
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

T. A fire occurred in Ottawa, G.. W., on
the the night of the 18th, which destroyed
nine houses, mostly stores. The loss Is estl-
mated at SAL, goo, on which there was an IN
surance Of F26, COZ. e.-s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

A fire at No. 2, Liberty street, New
York, Saturday night, destroyed property TO
the amount Of $4,000 II. Heinstien son,
dealers in musical instruments, lost $4,000
and HGggerty Bros, dealer IL drugs, lost
Sl5, coo.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

WooI-No receipts. The Eastern markets show
signs of improvement though there is not yet de-
We oped any activity. Prices are mostly nominal.
though slightly advanced. We give quotations as
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

HUMAN MISERY.

A recent London lettert to the Ohica-
90 Journal contains the following para
grahps:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

The town of Balize, on Northeast
Pass, at the mouth of the Mississippi, wss
DESTROYED BY FIRE Sunday morning. Loss
SGT, Geo. number Of families are rendered
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

Last Saturday evening the dwelling of
Dir Peck, in S8rIfh FaiTbault hilnn., was en-
tirely consumed by ire. Two young children
who we're locked IN the house by their pa
rents Who we're attending meeting, came
very near being burnt tOdeatb, but we're res
Cued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-28

before the ofce ofthe Chancey Court Clerk Of
the City Of Memphis, between the hours Of 90
am and ~ m, proceed, in accordance with the
provisions Of said trust 10 sell a. Public AuC-
70 the highest bidder, for cash, the lease
hold interest OF said Dies, in and to a certain
and lot, situated on the northwest cor
Of south or Calhoun and Main streets,
being . feet on Main ana III on Calhoun or
south street, with frame building thereon, and
known as lot No. I in block in W. C. Buffers
subdivision and part Of the same conveyed TO
said Dies on thelst day Of February, 1886, regis
tered in book =, page 572 have no doubt as
20 tile, but Iconvey only as trustee.
Jy3lOt W. II. BENTON.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,(
MnzrsHra Tuly a 1EcT

MEMPHIS July q 1907.
Gold is bought at 3s4 to 500, and sold
at 40c. The local demand, however, is
very light Indeed.
In silver there is no change to report.
Halves and quarters, in small amounts,
are bought at 2S to 29c, while SOC is Of
fered for large pieces in fair lots.
City scrip is in moderate demand.
Buying at 5Sc and selling at 60c.
Exchange on New York is bought at
off to par. Selling at premium on
New York and Cincinnati, and on st.
Louis at premium.
County scrip is dull, and dealers are
not alike in their offerings. Some will
pay but 70 to 76c, while others offer soc.
Selling at so to SIC.
Police scrip is dull, and only one or
two brokers are disposed to buy. Soc
would be the outside buying rate. Sell
ing at an advance of from 2 to &c on the
dollar.
There were no sales of stocks or bonds
reported.
A well executed counterfeit ten dollar
bill on the Third National bank Of
Philadelphia has recently been put in
circulation.
Since the first Of July the proper Off
GERS of the p~OstOffice department have
been engaged in recognizing and paying
off all claims Of railroad and steamboat
companies throughout the union for SER
vices rendered the government by mail
contracts and otherwise. Also, in set
Ting the accounts Of many individuals,
and especially those from the southern
states who have performed services for
the government.
The new fiscal year which opened
July first, shows slightly favorable re-
turns from the internal revenue. To the
present date the receipts have been S25,-
500, 900, and the receipts for some time
to come are expected to average two
thirds Of a million per day.
A single firm in Southern Illinois has
sold during the season, in six counties,
no less than 406 new reaping machines.
These, with all the old machines in those
counties, have been busy for some time
in cutting the abundant grain harvest Of
that graBsry state.
The New York Commercial AdUer-
tiseT thus gives timely warning to capt.
talists that heavy sums of money will be
needed to mov the crops:
To be fOrewarned is often TO be fore
warned. The money market is now
easy, but the summer demand for move
ment of crops is likely to create more or
less stringency, that will be felt here in
the next thirty days or six weeks. It
would seem that the annual recurrence
Of this pressure must secur for it the
attention of all interested but as it ap-
pears to find the community unprepared
for it each year, we think it can do no
harm TO bring it thus early to the public
attention. The large amount which will
be required, il the crops fulfill the pres
.nt estimate, will be likely to increase
the rigor of the call, and all our moneyed
Institutions, as well 8 everybody in
business, should be prepared for it. We
that such preparation will
moderate the urgency of the demand,
and it is for this purpose that we make
the present notice.
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Trustee,s G0Ie.

DY virtue OF a Deed OF Trust executed to me
ID as Trustee on the 18th day OF september,
ISL, by John + Page aud George ". Cheek,
duly recorded IN the Registers ONCE or
Shelby county, Tennessee. in 10 NO. AZ. pages
SIS and $40, I win offer for sale, 70 the highest
bidder, for cash, the blowing described prop
erty, lying on VOL river, uear the city or
Memphis. In the above named county, to-wit.
A tract or parcel OF land bounded as follows;
Begnuing Al a stake ten qV links north Of a
willow marked r" on the northern bound
airy line Of The John Rice grant where said
Lac crosses the eastern margin Of Wolf river (;
thence down said river with Its ~meanderiugs
south q west SIX lain and sixty ~ links (;
thence south 80 west one () chain and nty
l50I Inks hence south y west i've % chains
10 a stake, nom which south 30 east eight %
links IS a willow marked &C ~ thence north
81 east twenty-foar 90 chains and eighty-four
lsf iuks 70 stake, from which north o. west
eight {B) link Is a sweet gum thence north
Twelve a. chains and twenty (0) links 70 a
stake Standing on a Brfdges from which south
81 west one QJ chain and sixty f6U INKS II an
elm marked &c. F." thence 81 west twenty
one GU chains and hfty 90 inks % the be-
ginning This property Is vol known as the
Cotton Factory, and contains about twenty
nine 90 acres.
The sale viii take place between elevea
o'clock Am. and one o'clock pm, on the 18th
day Of August. ls57, in front Of the business
house Or RDyster & Trevevant. IN The AyTes'
Block, OF Second street, between Madison and
streets. Memphis. The equity OF re-
aemptiOn Is waived in the deed Of trust. The
titie is therein warranted and believed to be
good. but / will not bisd myself personally for
the title, Ouly selling and conveying as trustee.
I'D. W. MUNFORD. Trustee.
Memphis, July z. 1867. iyi3 taw-td
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Notice.

THE following Deeds are 10 my Office. len for
! Certificates, before the war:
/ Deed from Jose Damacri T.. BarbO to Hub
bard l. Virgins.
2 deed nom james Clark and wife TO N. B.
Beard Of Missouri.
3 deed from A. H. Burdiue and wife 20 ". +.
Wormei OF shelby county
Alex bowel 70 Greenvu n0wen OF Shelby
county.
S deed nom Robert Y. Richardson to Isaac H.
Healey Of Shelby c1unty.
s deed uo'n James Humes to W. n. Dunn ct
al. Of shelby county.
7 deed from rUuEIey, TriEg & Williamson.
Irus 20 Peter W Piukston.
s deed nom z. II. Whitewurea n wife to Their
esq Carroll, pennsylvania
. deed nom g.. ". Linen % JOS E. Douglass,
Mississippi.
10 deed from John Stark to Jasper stark, Ken
Il deed fsom B. B. Declare 30 W. 5. Bruce, Ten
70 deed rom 8 N Norwood and wife to VIM
EruEeWater, Tennessee
IS deed from s.. p. walker and wife aud F. F..
Wnitheld and wife to W. $. Williams,
Arkansas.
Is deed nom Brinkley, Trigg & Williamson to
VIC. Davis. Arkansas.
ID deed from Jones ID. WillbOrn to jan NJ.
I6 deed 2om Louis NJ. Gehu and wife to Maria
Banks, Alabama.
u deed nom Memphis and Louisville railroad
company % John Wright. Arkansas.
IS deed from 7. l.. Beard aud Jas Young to Jas.
Davenport, Arkansas
I9 deed from John W. Rodgers and wife 10
AAAANHAA OK AAA4MEaAH AAALA-Aa
Ddeed from Colbert Moore and wife TO Mecagar
Bill. Mississippi
q deed from Dan. safanaus n wife to Ad-
olson Craft, Mississippi.
p deed from J. f. JOf nsOu and wire TO W. W.
Wheatiey, Arkansas.
3 deed from ". @ Falkner toH. BIS. Williams,
Tennessee.
a deed from Il. r. Ward TO Horace L. Howgs
and Charles Tiff, Tennessee.
3 deed from r q. Brinkley and wife to ". ].
Davis, Tennessee.
% deed from r. Q. BrinkIey and wife to Irion,
CardOr & Co., Arkansas.
y deed from John and wife to 81.
a. Kerr. Arkansas.
y deed from D.. a. Shepherd to d. T. johnson,
Arkansas.
% deed from Charles McDermott to Thomasa and
William N Irons, Texas.
so deed from Emily j. tartile to A. ]. Scott,
Texas.
81 deed from O. F. Johnson and wife to W.. H.
Wheally, Arkansas
30 deed nom Dan. Park to r. f. Glenn, Ken
lucky.
Persons interested NAV call and get the same
by paying the fees. HUME r. HILL,
Commissioned OF Deeds, etc,
10 Madison street.
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on hand. Prices are steady at $21 TO SO
for No. l $40 to $40 for No. 2 81 to SIS
for No. 3. Half barrels and kits in pro-
portion. Virginia roe herrings, half bar
rels, s. sc; Virginia mess, 81 90; North
Carolina family roe herrings, s. SO; cut.
per barrel, Sl3 90 white shad, per bar
rel, IS so.
OILS-The market is well sup
piled. Coal, common, As to soc; extra,
50 to Soc lard, 81 to 81 Is; train,
81 Is to 81 rs linseed, 81 so; sperm, 81 rs
to 81; t~urpentine, none.
OATS-Receipts small and prices adj
vaneing. Sales on levee at 81 Is.
ONIOHS-Dull and nominal, 81 to S..
PR0VISIONS-The market is quiet
and firm. Mess pork is selling in small
lots at S26 to 26 SO; prime mess, SD
clear sides, IL to I74c; shoulders, 49, to
lac; canvassed hams, 20 to 224c !;
breakfast bacon, IL to zoe.
MISUNDERSTANDING and dull no
market.
ROPE-A light stock with no de-
mand. Prices are steady. We quote for
machine made 12A 70 l3ci hand
made 10 to lie.
SUGAR-The receipts are light,
and prices are firm. Crushed and
powdered, 10 to zoe A coffee, 1Se;
B, lie G, is to 164c.
SALT-The stock of barrels is light
and an advance Of 25e is claimed, but
other descriptions are unchanged. Sacks,
81 80 to 81 90; barrels, s. 25 to So so.
TOBACCO-There is 8 good demand
for all grades and prices are unchanged.
We quote natural leaf at 81 10 to s. 25 /;
fancy Virginia, new work, IS to
81 Is fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10
medium de-, pounds, 60 to Soc common
bright, pounds, so to 60c fine and ancy
smoking, 70 to 81 so; common, 30 ID SOC.
TAR-In kegs, So per dOz.
WHISKY-The market is dull for all
grades. Common, 81 s. to s.; imitation
Bourbon, 1925 toss Bourbon, s. Is to s..
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Fifth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25xlO0 feet. Valued at $500.
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Trllsfee,e OnLe-
the debt herein secured, VIII on
SnturdnlL- 81 Dnunf A1LnlLst- I2GZ-

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc
ID cuted % me on the 23th day Of June. ls56,
by B. e. Lewis andL CP Hammond, aud duly
registered in the Registers once of shelby
ouuty Tennessee, for the purpose Of paying
the debit therein secured, vii on
Saturday, 81 DGyOf zugUst. 1867,
at the Salssroom Of Messrs. Royster. Trezevant
& Co. No. rs Second street, tAyres' BlOckg
Memphis, Tennessee. sell to the highest bidder
for FASH, the following property, tO-wit A
certain tract or lot OF ground in the county OF
shelby, state Of Tennessee. and city Of Mem
phis beng lots No. 2aud the West half Of lot
No. 3. on the North side Of Alabama street. In
Hills Subdivision beginning n feet rom the
Northeast conner OF Hil's street and Alabama
road thence alsng the North SIDE Of said Ala
bama street or road lO5L feet, and extending
NOrthward FOR depth l4sE feet, between paral-
lei lines from the mont TO an alley next North
Of Alabauls street These lots are No. and the
West halfofNo 8. as laid down on the plan OF
Hills Subdivision Of Origtnaliot No. 81, which
is recorded in the Registers office Of shelby
county In book No. ?, page 40 together with
ali Of the appurtenances thereuutO belonging
The title % the above property Is believed 70 be
good, but ] will sell and Onvey only as trustee.
Equity OF redemption waived. sale at twelve
o'clock m.
JOHN P. TREZEVANT, Trugtee.
"a & PETT0N. ATTORNEYS. Tvs fnE
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The Buntyn
HOMESTEAD LANDS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure Of placing on the
market those very desirable and valuable
lands, so well known to the community as the
Homestead Tract or the late Geraldus Bun
tyn, Esq, situated at the first station on the
Memphis ana Charleston railT Dad, hve miles
east of the city. The Improvements, with
about twenty acres Of land, have been re-
Gently sold to Hume +, Hill, )ssq.t who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
OF the trait, consisting OF about $50 acres,
has been laid or in lots varying in size nom
five to ten acres, fronting Upon broad av-
enues, and laid OF so as to secuIe the greatest
amount OF comfort. The trains of the Menu
phis and Charleston railroad an ord the OPpor-
tunfty Of going in ana out OF the city, from and
to Buntynss station, foul times aday,s so as to
make a residenCe at this point almost as con-
yenfent as to live in the city its elf
The ehsice can now be had OF lots wholly or
part in original forest, or in he Id,
In Exchange for CityT Property.
The executors are directedby the win TO sell
this place aud invest in city property, and we
will receive propositions to exchange forellher
improved or vacant lots IN the city.
To ali parties looking for a suburban resi-
deuce, we do not think alay property more de-
sfrnble can be ound. IN regard to health, som
venienee or good neigh borhood, within the
same distance from the c tty.
Tn terms wiz be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices low 20 parties DESTROYS Of buy
ing for occupation. Plans OF the subdivision
will be shown at our office
myI7 n ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT & GO.
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Trustees Sale.

10y Virtue Of a trust deed. executed to me By
ID Joseph S~chOonOVer, on the 18th day OF
April, 1850, recorded in the Registers Office OF
Shelby county. in book Al, part I'd. pages 4g9 to
Wiz sell 10 the highest Bladder, for cash. in front
OF the store OF koystpr, TreZeyant & 90. on
second street, in the city OF Memphis, opposite
the southeast corner Of Court square, on the
9th day Of July, Iss7, between tLe hours OF 10
II O'Clock a m. the fauOHimg described real
estate, in AID near the city Of Memphis, shelby
county. Tennessee. conveyed 20 me In said trust
deed, tO-Wit One lot in the Butler division OF
the city Of Memphis, in block No :, beginning
at a stake on Elliott street, 20 feet from the
northeast corner Of block No. 5. running
thence 10 feet south to a stake, thence 20 fest
east to a stake thence 30 feet north to q stake
street, 10 the beginning. AI-O, one other lot In
block No. z, beginning at a stake on Elliott
-treet, 3l5 feet from the northeast conner Of
block No 5, running thence DO feet south 10 q
stake, thence 50 feet east 10 a stake, thence 30
feet north down the bayou % a stake on Elliott
STREET. thence $ feet west with Elliott street to
the beginning Also, three lots in the GrfenlaW
division, adjoining the city Of Memphis, and
designated Or the plan or said subdivision as
lots 81, ~ and 80; lot s. mOnts Il feet three
back west 1855 feet 70 an alley lots Is
and 10 lie on the southwest corner Os Fourth
GreeulaW streets. and front l4s5a feet or
each. the two lots making a square Of l4sH fec.
Also, one other lot on the west side OF Tennes-
see street, beginning IS feet north OF the SOUTH
east corner OF lot No. l8, block No G, as desiE-
mated on the plan Of South Memphis, thence
north - feet with Tennessee street, thence west
at right angles with Tenn see street ID feet 10
ChesIer str et. theucesnuth with Chester street
As ,eet. thence east I'D feet TO The beginning.
particulars as 10 metoS and bounds Of all OF
said property, reference IS made TO said trust
deed. Redeui ption is waived and title believed
to be good, bUt viii convey Only as uustes.
les IDS John KERR. Trustee.
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In the ChaBcery Court OF Memphis, Tenn
No 9gD-Wiliam Duke et ais. vs.. ]. $. Biggs
ct ais.
the Defendants. J. s Biggs, VI. H. Peatt and
q. i. Armstrong, are nOn-residents olthe State
OF Tennessee
IL is therefore ordered, mat they make their
anuearanee herein, at the Courthouse, in the
CIV or Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
M0nday In SeDtember, le67, and plead. answer
or deniuF to eomnlainants bill, or the same
will he taken for confessed as to them, and set
lot hearing ex parte; and that a copy OF this
order be published once a week for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
A Copy@Attest;
INCLUSION ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Bv RFSJ. U0LEMAN Deputy Clerk and Master.
WrIght 4 McEisick, Sols. for Complainant.
TniTq 1867. Jyl0 law4we
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On the 9th Day Of July 1857,

LAEAN "a 49,
On the 9Th Day Of July 1857,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock an. and 2
O'Clock pm., in front Of the courthouse in
bidder for cash, an undivided interest Of one-
dfh in the following described real estate, ~
ing and being in the county and state afOre-
said. in Range 8, section 2 Of tbs uth sur
veyorisD District. and bounded Inns. Beginning
al a blacR oak saplinE, which has its top cut OF,
frOm which south 81 east, = links a red oak
faIlen-down in The corner, southwest Of Grant
No. 299, IN the name Of Wylie kObertss thence
northwest Of a post OAK marked "Rr' the
southeast corner Of Grant No Z89; Themes north
az poles 20 a stake . links south OF white oak
marked al r. NJ" the northwest cor
John ID. Graham; thence east . poles
10 a stake 10 links west Of one ash marked H.
z. n" the northeast corner or said Grahamfs
s acre tract, thence east passing a white oak
grant No s2G8 In the name o. John ID Graham,
in all 95 poles, to "a hOrsebeam in the west boun-
day line o. Joseph AcDOwelis GOO acre tract,
and the southeast corner OF grant No. Gaf for
acres 10 the name Of F. MeGee. tuence
north with McBOwellS line crossing Wolf river
at so poles and through a cypress pond AZ I'D
poles, in all is poles, TO q stake and small cher
" marked Nv" the northeast corner Of said
granf 42q4s thence north Y poles to a stake.
tnsnee south IS poles to a stake in the line or
grant No. 4ZIb thence crossing WOLF river twice
andThrough an island in said river So poles To
a stake the northwest corner 81 grant No.
northeast corner Of grant No 90 in the
Of Wyllie Roberts, thence west crossing
Wolf river ats poles. in all 26 poles, to a stake
4 links west OF a Pust oak marked r., ne
northwest c rner Of grant No. A9f thence ls
poles to the beginning, containing SLY acres.
the title 10 his property is believed to be
good, but I VIII RYey only as trustee.
J. q. MENDENbALL
HnM M2m