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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-08
Thursday, March 3, 1870,

Between the hours of 10 and II O'Clock am,
in front of the door OF the Law Court of Mem
phis, on Second street, in the city OF Mem
phls, proceed to sell at public cutlery 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, the property de-
scribed in said deed of crust, as follows: A
certain tract of land in the county, of Shelby
state of Tennessee, more particularly de-
scribed as follows: a lot of land in the town
of Memphis, and distinguished on the plan
as follows, viz: Beginning at the intersection
of the north side OF Market street with the
west side OF Market Square; theme with the
west side of Market Square north go 30 east
"A feet 8 inches to lot 1879; thence west 907 80
north "a feet 3 inches TO a stake; thence south
go so west "a feet 3 inches TO Market street;
thence with the line of said street TO the place
of beginning, magnetic courses-same pro-
perty conveyed to Elizabeth J. Whitsitt by
Felix Dooley, and dated 10th April, 1915. and
recorded in Registers office shelby county in
Book No. ], page i35.
Redemption waived. Title believed to be
good; but / sell and convey only as trustee.
feh1 VAN A. ". ANDERSON, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust executed
ID to me by John j WaggOner, on
the LIST day Of April. 1867, TO Sc
cure the payment Of certain promi>sory
notes therein described, and which said deed
is OF record IN the Registers Office of shelby
ounty Tennessee, in Record Book No. 90,
part 3. pages 36. 81 and 50. I VIII. on
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of q deed of trust executed by
ID Elizabeth J. Whitsftt to me, on the 18th
July, 1865, to secure the payment of a certain
promissoTy note therein mentioned, and
which deed is of record in Record Book No.
81, pages 3L-2-34, in the Registers Office Of
county. Tennessee. l will on
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Saturday, the l2lh DAY Of February, 1870,

Between the hours of y o'clock m. and .
O'Clock plu-, tu front Of the County Clerks
ONCE. on Union street. in the city OF Mem
pins, sell, at public auction, The following de-
scrihed tract Of land conveyed to me as afore-
said, tO-wlt; A certain tract OF land lying in
Shelby county. Tennessee. in section 3, range
9 and district II, on The Mississippi river:
Beginning at the southeast corner of a 4s2 Is
acre tract entered IN the name Of B. Ferguson
and q. Carr; thence west E2 poles 70 the
southwest corner of said 4S2 IS acres on the
back OF the Mississippi river; thence up the
river with its meaudOr II % W 50 poles;
thence y 407, W Is poles to a cottonwood
marked :. u: thence north 81 poles to the
southwest corner of the I'd division of said
49, Is acre tract marked G, allotted to
Amanda Carr; thence east with her south
boundary 20 poles to her southeast corner
to an elm in the east boundary line OF the
original s2 i3 acre tract; thence south with
the east boundary of said 1872 Is tract l56
poles and 4links to the beginning. contain
ing 2D acres, more or less. Equity OF redemp
ton waived.
TERMS OF SAIE-One-t third cash, balance in
two iDEtatfmeuts 81 8 and y months, for
when the purchasers notes will be taken,
ana a lien retained on the land to secure the
same. The title is perfect.
W A. TURNER, Trustee, etc.
N January. 10, 1870. faE
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LEGAL NOTICES.
chancery Sale on Friday, February
Is. 1870.

No. 3~195-Chancery ecu Of Memphis.-Har-
riet j. Royster, AdmXt VS. ;. 5 Koyster
ct ais.
DY virtue OF an in~terlocutory decree in this
ID cause. l VIII sell. at public auction, to the
highest bidder, az the ~auCtionhouse OF Roys-
ter, Trezevant & CO.. No. 80 Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on Friday, February
.. iS7o, within legal hours, The undivided
Oue-half interest of J. ". ROyster, deceased,
in and TO the following real estate, to-wit:
Lying ami being in the county Of Shelby
and State Of Tennessee, on Island No. 90. In
the Mississippi river, DESIGNATED as Lot No.
9, 0 n the plan Of survey by Robinson & Moon.
Engineers: Beginning at a stake in a road.
the northeast corner OF 7. p Hai's 354-acre
entry whence south 6 west chain and 10
links stands a EGney-lOcust marked b..
thence east s chains and 1SIinks 10 the bank
Of a chute; thence south and
with meanders OF said chute6chains, chains
and II links, 7 chains and 81 links. 10 chains
and Il chains TO a stake on the bank Of the
chute; fheuce west 40 chains and 50 linESt to q
stake and pointers; thence north - osia1ns 10
the beginning. containing 2fS Z-Is9 acres,
AlNo, LoI No /, 'p sst1 pan OF survey be
ing On lslala NO. 40; Beginning at a stake in
tifs northwest corner of the 640-aeFe entry +;
thence east chains; thence north a chains,
thence west 81 chains; thence south 50 chains.
thence eaat chains. hence south II chains
10 the ncstnniug, Containing - 70-iW acres
Also Lot No s being on Island No 3. Be-
ginning at a cottonwood OF the bank Of une
river, west Siue o she Island, married Il. On
Panuei's south boundary ifne; thence east 3.
chains TO a stake and ella marked B.: thence
north 81 chains aEG Is links 10 an elm marked
c thence ca-t8 chains aud 20 link<to ar
fSn marked D on Mitchells west boundary
line; thence south with his line - chains
and so Inks 80 an ash marked E In McGav
Ock's north line; thence west with his line
III Cnaius 10 q cottonwood marked 2 on the
bank or The river. thence north 10 west .
chains; thence north s. west 10 chains and 20
links to the beginning, containing IS acres.
R OF SALE.IOne-thlrd cash, balance
on q credit Of six and twelve months, notes
with security taken, and n ieiD retained till
payment OF the purchase aaoney.
A. ALSTON, G. M NJ.
Logwood. Mieou & FowIkes, Solicitors for
compartments. ja5
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ASSETS lat Market Value:

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, January l, lS70.J
l, G, W. BLACRBURS, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Etna
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, in
the state Of Connecticut, has produced to
me satisfactory evidence that said Company
has complied with all the requirements of
the laws OF the state of Tennessee imposed
on insurance companies; and further GER
tify that HENRY A. LITTLEToN, Agent OF said
Company. has also complied with the re-
quirements OF the laws OF the STATE made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said EJDa Insurance Company
has authority to take risks and transact the
business of Insurance in this state. at Mem
phis, Tennessee. g. W. BLACKBURN,
Jan Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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Wednesday. Fehruary q. I8z0.

between the hours OF 10 and IL O'Clock, am,
in front ofthe door of the Law Court of Mem
pLts, on Second street, in the city Of Memphis,
proceed TO sell.tO the highest bidder, for cash,
at public auIion, the property described in
said deed Of trust, tO-Wit: Certain lots of
land lytug and being in the county Of Shelby,
state OF Tennessee, thus described-being lots
1877, 1879, 200 end 2U2, rs known and designated
on the plan Of the city of Memphis, said lots
being OF the corner of Market
street, and its intersection With Market
square. and west thereof, and being the same
property conveyed to said first party bydeeds
from F.. g.. DoOiey and Alexander Erskine,
the first recorded in Book No. !, pages 1856,
the other In Book I5-l92. 1872, to which refer
ence IS now made this conveyance being sub
ject TO the trust deeds made to j. W. Wescott
ana V. A. W. Anderson, trustees recorded in
Books 81 and 6S of the Registers Office Of his
county, together with all the privileges and
appurtenauces thereto belonging" The
equity of REDEEM ptiOn is waived IN the deed.
The title is believed to be good, but l sell i
convey only as trustee.
fehI ". II. WOOD, Trustee.
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The monthly statement of the Ope-
rauOns of the United States Mint for
January shows that the gold deposits
We're S4I9,6O3 81, and that the silver
deposits and purchases were 81 LBS 50
in ali, 1890, $40 80. The gold coin
age Tor the month, including SI0,S22 81
OF fine bars, amounted TO S312,5 Z2 80;
the silver coinage, including $3.50 , 46
OF fine bars, was SIU3, 766 46; the nickle
coinage five and three cent pieces,
$29,I50; and the bronze, one and two
cent pieces, S47z5. The value OF the
total actual coinage for the month was
S424,3IS. The total pieces coined,
LIST. 900.
The Bank of England and'the Bank
of France report a large increase U1
specie on hand over that OF last week.
In the Bank Of England the increase
in one week Is reported at EDS, 600,
and in the Bang of France the iu-
crease for the same zine Is put down
at 10, 100 900 francs.
Ehe mercantile failures Of 1869
amounted to Z799, with liabilities
amounting 10 S75,O54,0 600. The fail
ures OF 1868 were 1908, with with LA
bilities amounting to S63, $4,000. We
find that, in comparing the failures in
the Southern States for the two years,
those OF 1868 very considerably eX-
coed, both ia numbers and liabilities,
those OF 1863. This TACT shows the in
creasing prosperity OF u section OF
the country, and also locates the eX-
cess OF failures in 1863 owe those of
IS6S in the Northern and Western
States.
II Is said q bill viii shortly be intro
duced into the Alabama Legislature
providing TOR the redemption by the
State Of all the bills OF the Central
Bank Of Alabama.
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soAr-MoltIea 9N@l0Hei yeII0w &c

oUAF-NLULIIHi UAWIUI1Ct YtIIUW iN1U
SIC; common SAFE.
roBACoo-Prime natural leaf, light
ressed, S7@I To- fine fancy Va. 90c9ei;
ine bright pounds, o09SOe; medium
bright pounds, 704S0c; common bright
pounds, 62G70c: medium bright half
pounds, sound, 62970e; smoking, fine
ind fancy, 6O9S0c; medium and COMMON
S5G5Oo.
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COTTON.

The markets have not been active
since cur last weekly edition, and
prices generally have weakened on ali
grades, and close lover. The receipts
last week were the heaviest, so lar, of
the season, but bid fair TO be excelied
during the coming week. Holders to-
day were anxious TO sell, but did not
cOncede sufficiently to meet the views
Of buyers, who wanted to take hold on
a basis Of 23$c for Middlings. The de-
m8nd at the close was mostly for Low
AIiddIings and Middlings. We re-
ceiVed but one Liverpool dispatch to-
day, and il came over the French ca
bic. The cause assigned is the de-
rangement OccasiOned by the trans
Ter Of the English lnes.to the Govern
ment. The sales to-day were light, as
follows: 9 bales Good Middlings A8c;
u Strict Middlings 24{c; 40 Middlings
24c: 40 do. 234e; 100 Low Middlings
234a23tc; 20 Good Ordinary 22fa224c;
81 Ordinary and Good Ordinary 2l4c;
10 Ordinary 204a2Ic. Total sales 549
bales. The weeks sales amounted to
1907 bales, against 94S3 bales sold last
week. Weeks receipts 1856 bales.
Exports 917S bales. Receipts last
week 10,698 bales; receipts for cores
ponding week last year IL, l95 bales.
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The last Financial Chronicle says in
regard 10 the India crop:
This week we have received by
mail. under date of Bombay, Deem
her oath, confirmation of our private
advices by telegraph from Bombay,
published in our issue Of Janu-
aarv first, with regard to the severe
rain and consequent injury to the crop
in the Oomrawutty ana Hinghingaut
districts. IL appears, however, As we
stated at the time, that the injury re-
norted was considerably exaggerated,
the damage done resulting rather in
making the quality inferior than In
decreasing the quantity. a good
deal al over ripe cotton is said to have
been knocked off the plants, but 1t
will be picked of the ground, with,
however. more or less earth adherlng
toit In the Breach and DhOllera dis
fricts the prospects continue fine.
Mail advices from Madras, under date
of December I3, are also very favor
able. The Revenue Board returns for
October. had beenepublished, showing
fine land under cotton in Madras, Co
conadO. salem and TiDnevelly, this
,.s,ar. 10 be 1000, 399 acres, against
go 7I9 acres last year, and the pro-
~-ess already made, and the future OF
sshe croo are, in those districts, every
where spoken of as very promising.
Taking the whole East India cotton
region together, we think the advices
show. at least, an increase Of . per
oe0t in the land under cotton this
~-esr compared with last year. We
sotice that Messrs. Smith, Edwards d
% of Liverpool, adopt this figure in
I,helr annual circular, while others
nc a higher per centage of increase.
Tbe+ the weather and surroundings
+hissvear have been more favorable,
and mat the yield will show an in
craase ner acre is, we believe, univer-
saf!v admitted. Whether, however,
she t,,tal Weld win be shipped this
seeson depends upon the price n
S,tpTe prospects as the season al
-saSees for the East India dealer Is
NOW as able to hold back his cotton, II
- he necessary, as our American
Winch is said about cotton being
aeld hack in the South. Undoubtedly
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TRUSTEES SALE.

d virtue of a deed of trust, executed 70 me
ID on the I'd day Of August, =. ID. 1863. by
John Collier. and duly recorded in the Gus
tcmhouse Of the United States at st. Louis.
SAFE OF Missouri, in Book E, pages 757, 75s
and 559, and for the purpose OF paying the
debts secured thereby, L therein described
7 will IN
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FRUiT

A LARGE stock offered for spring Of 1870
n at reduced rates. Apple and Peach, SIS
per 100; Pear, Cherry, Aprfcots and PluIns,
80 cents each, sac per lWl Catalogues sent on
application. i. {. BLEDSoE, Proprietor
1als shelby Nurseries. Collier Vile. Tenn.
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"Wednesday \, the 22d Day Of February, 1870,

Between tho legal hOuIs OF sale the following
urScTih-d real estate 10 vat: beginning at 4
point on tn south sida OF Adams street, in
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn q,
ninety feet east OF the southeast intersection
Of said street with Main street; thence east
hfy-eight feet six inches to an alley;
thence south with said alley eighty-six feet;
eight feet six inches; thence north eighty
six feet to the acknowledgement with all
the appurtenances thereto belonging, levied
on as the property of defendant, William
+ Fellows. and sOld 10 satisfy the foregoing
Judgment, interest and costs.
n. F.. BALL, Marshal VI. c. NJ.
Stephens & Smith, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
February 2, lS-0. feh2
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thursday. Sd day of March. 1870,

Between II o'clock an. aud Il m, in front Of
the Circuit and County Courthouse door, cor
ner Union and Second streets. in the city Of
Memphis, sell in two or more lots, the north
ern part Of lot No. Il OFT h Kerr Subdivision,
near the city OF Memphis. containing 8 I4-I0j
acres, and fronting on Irigg avenue. about
half a mile southeast of the state Female
COLLEGE and the ElmWOOd terminus OF the
street railroad, marked ~. ). Tat" on Ruck-
er's map; framed residence OF seven rooms,
and several outhouses on the place. The
ground Is rich and lies beautifully for other
improvements.
1EBMa-A credit OF six and thirteen months
will begiven, with bon and approved surety.
and a lien retained. A plat OF the ground
Will be exhibited at the sale.
JHO. l.. BROWN, Clerk.
r J. Morgan. w. l.. Scott. solicitors. febI
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marshal's Sale.

10y virtue or an execution to me directed
ID from the AiUuicip I Court OF Memphis,
in favor Of sparrel Hill, Admir-, etc. and
sgiin>t William FELLOWS Judgment on the
ITtn Gay of July. ist9 for SO % . besides costs
Of suit, / Will sell. u the highest bidder. for
c,sh, iu iTont OF the courthouse door OF The
Municipal C. urt, On
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue of two Deeds in Trust. made to
ID me by A. NJ. FergusOn-one made on the
Sd day OF January, 1866, and recorded in the
he4istSI 5oHcs iot SheIoy county tennessee,
the other made on the 22d dav of Febru-
airy. l IS, and duly recorded in the Register S
ounce LOT shelby county, Tennessee, in Record
Which was made'to secure the payment Of "A
note for S5,55 y. and the latter made to Sc
cure the payment OF a note for IS 1900, both
payable to Patrick O'ToOle; and, whereas,
sail notes were not promptly paid at matu-
Eity, nd hnVlng been rogue led so o do. By
Bridget U IOOle, Admin -traJrlx of lid PAT
rick OToole, now deceased, L viii, on
Saturday, the 26th Day sf February, 1870,
In Froi [ Of the Circuit Courtroom, on the
COrne of Uni n end Second Streets in the
81 J OF Memphis, sci to the highest BIDDER,
Beal and DeSoto streets, fronting on Beal
street sixty 1901 feet. and running uack south,
b-ty, en- parallel lines, one hundred and
twenty Il2UI ieet, and now iuliy am paFticu-
Larry described in said trust Deed, recorded
IN Book Sc, pages 472, 473 Il Az, and 10 which
reference Is here m lde.
AT the same time and place I win also sell,
10 the highest bidder, fer cash, the following
desc ibed lot, beginning ct q stake one huu-
dred and tniry i've llS5l teeJ south rom the
SouTh line OF Beal street. and running thence
:. ufh with the west line Of DeSclo street
thir Y $50 gvet; theuee ~ 81 one hundred an
hfty ll59l /, et; thence north thirty 1901 feet 20
the sUi4th side Of an a. ey thence east with
the south line of sail alley one hundred and
nfty tl5Nl feet 10 the beginning, heii Z The
same tot described n he Trust Deed recorded
in Book q pagea 473, 4 and 40, and 10 which
reference IL mere made. The sale viii be
maze between the hours of 10 o'clock ain.
and 2 o'clock p m.
The equity OF redemption is specially
waived in said Trust Deeds, and the title IS be-
lieved TO be good. but only CONVEX as Trus-
tee. EUGENE MAGEVNEY, Trustee.
Hansen. swingley & Dashieil, Att'ys.
feb3-lRwiw
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Executors Sale.

u Y virtue OF the power vested IN me by the
ID will of the late Wade IL. Bolton, deceased,
of record in the Probate Court of Desha
county, Arkansas, l shall proceed, on
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Trustees Sale.

ID me by Elizabeth J. Whist, on the 18th
Of July, lSS, 10 secure the payment Of a GER
tain prOMiSsory note therein described, and
which said deed Is OF record In the Registers
Office Of shelby county, Tennessee. in Record
No. %, pages So, SO, and 81, l VIII. or
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t~OFFfCIAL.i
Xxxist STATEMENT OF THE
PHGNlX
COMPANY,
Of Hartford Connecticut.
Of Hartford Connecticut.
Assets at Market Value, Sl,68l,l48 SO
Total Liabilities. sj7.7T s5.
LITTLETON & YREDEAgURGH, AGENTS,
No. % Madison Street.

CONPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. January /, 1870.
l, q. w. B~LACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Phoenix
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, in
the state Of connecticut, has produced to me
satisfactory violence that said Company has
complied with ali the reQuireTneuts of the
LAYS OF ths STATE of Tennessee imposed on
that LittletOn q Nredenburgh, Agents OF said
Company, have Also compiled with the re-
q~uireneDts II the laws Of the State, made
and provided IN such eases.
Wherefore, said Phoenix Insurance Com
pany has authority 10 take risks and transact
the business OF Insurance in this State, ut
Memphis, Tennessee. q. w. BLACKBURN.
la11 COmPtroller OF Tennessee.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Supreme Court Sale.

Samuel Tate ct al, vs.. Lewis Selby ct al.
DY virtue OF the decree pronounced IN this
ID cause by the supreme Court of Tennessee,
at its April Term, 1869, 1 Will on
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NNDMRs, CHTEh CURu

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QY the use Of Ender' Chill Cureu the cause md result OF Cbms are rot Only entirely
- eadieated from the system but the directions are areulyf followed WeW l guar
Aeet them mott to returns No leave the pauentn a better condHuoo than berrstE use Il
is pureya vegeablecO compound and c0ntains no qumhne 81 aSeoIc It preserves the vgCr
of the E&iv eogansa and regulates The sHGeuOus acts specially OF the Liver stomach
and peen-tb organs chiefly affected in chins- Asa Liver medicine is second 20 none
and for Ague.C Cake it Invariably restores the spleen to is Ougnal seb by exciting It's
secretion to healthy actOn and ratTfDz to perfect health.
he taste Of EuderfC hH Cure Is tn most easntO OF medicines and chl1rGnu ksIG
as wsr Medicine gneaaiyiHpat the orga9s;6 butt n6s ehm CqP builds u. Il
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be the geataI remeiy or the age and chaueRze the world 70 produces remedy that has
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The most popular Breun now in use It cures Kidney Disease rGres strength and sPgs
passed Asa Beverager has n equal
sE- For Sale By Druggists and general &oek@pns ereyzfera~U1
We offer Merchants and Druggists splendid inducements to sell these
Medicines.
ETIDEERS &c ROSS, Solo FrOPr's,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS
PaGucah, kentucky.
The above Medicines are for aIe at wholsle and Retail, BY
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Railroad and Express Shares have
been unsettled, and at the close were
irregular:
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FOR AuBOARDING HOUSE.
A Chicken-soup Spring In Novada.

- OhhtADNNNOuU CNhaAe ~ NNN
.he Territorial Enterprise gives the follow
( account of a remarkable spring in Nevada:
about one mile from Elko, OF the old White
be Road, are a number of curious hot springs,
4 property of Messrs. Lumister d Grnpper.
lie of these springs is really a great natural
Fiosity-a spring the like of which is, perhaps,
where else to be found in the whole world.
kis a hot spring of considerable size, the
ter of which, when properly seasoned
h pepper and salt, cannot be distin-
shed from the best chicken soup. OF the
Pdreds who have partaken of 1t, all agree
Y it has precisely the taste of chicken soup or
lth. The proprietors have made many
keriments with the water of this spring, aud
it to be both wholesome and nutritious.
Zee pounds of beef boiled in the water of the
[YDg yields as much our as could be obtained
IN twelve pounds of the same meat cooked in
hmon water. The spring is one of a group
hot springs situated in a stretch of mode
ely billy or rolling country, and is in nc way
barkable in appearance. Like the other
fpgs about the place, it is at the top of a
be mound of loan and sediment, formed by
decay of plants and minerals deposited from
Wotpr-