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The Aunnn1 SczAion OF ahc *tntc
TenrhcEs+ Asaocihtton at k3ccntur.

The AuHnNk Sr&h&0u V4 2AE EtAgG
TcnuhcEs+ Associhtfon at i3ccntur.
srrrial Desps,ch to The chtcae@ Tribune.
DEclrCN, IT,, 1Fr. e9.-The session Of the
State Teachers Association, Just closed here, Wis
a petfec. SUCCESS. As many, or 1norc. WORKING
hut much less number Of scbool-hooE agents
hrA han0eEe-on were present thsu usual The
forenoon wns taken up to business, and tae d!s-
crsstnR Of the subject Of tTuant Laws AMI coErp.-
.oFy .tssodsnse u II ias PckaTd, Il
chicago. The etsays Of MAS amman; tsss essn-
rnn,. we're to $ay the least, extraordinarily eS-
r,1,snE, The selection Of The plAce Tor the next
sex6tou wss left 10 the Executive COMMITTEE
President. j, II. Hlo.gctt, Of Wtanebsec: s:e:C-
ta,y. Jrphth7l Hobbs Of saeltF; Treasure !. u
Toi,t ia, Of Knox: Kecortipg SECRETARY. Geosgc
). WrdaeEoM, ct L.sate; Execot1sf1, ~ W.
nsi: ). VI. Etie-, OF Rlocmlngtar; Eiss-pfes:-
tcn,t-a.Iasre. e, ". McCnS: t1.st District.
Leslie Lewis; second District, q q snow: Ia!si
| Wilson; Fifth district, II. L H11twoNi; Stx,n
district, Wu. Brsdy: Seventh Disfrie., Q. F.
! -NcE!m; Eighth District, !. O. esIn*nat NIntn
District, Daniel Branc1; Tfnm Dis'Tisi. ". :.
Twessss District, ]. Il s!at: Thirteenth D.stle:,
Pr professsor Roeers, Q: Knox; cen1,:y, resa
an asssstlng psrsf e n cansas 'es' 's
President Edwards fla'esl his experience in
yttitiLo The scnoo|s tn fnglant.
rtsolut!on, shatFfnS Professor Gss:maa ~
his energy nsn!tesfn .e!a,ms se tae a.IanEe y,
isfe eConst,tuttfr ii Convention for the hes. Con
s{isuiton IN IT, nioo. enlarEtnG The great psta
cirie Of ssee .lueat1on u The organic laT OF Oh
Sf41e M leaders itave for home on the even!n1
trains. ehey are vel pleased With shtlc Mes,iEs
and VII 90 10 their lsbotr, next week. se1st&a-e
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appt iated, with the aid Of two laxye1s to inrtE-
tsate affairs and report on Saturday, Die. 81, -
basis OF further action,
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CHINA.

losDos, Dec, sa.-Hon9 Knnz desratches Ia
December il have been received. ilulet pre-
vailed IN North ChIns.<,t H2s expected thai tne
River Pefto would sosp b. FROZEN, Ia which event
communication By ws:er With T1ta T4ln wopld h,
suErehdtd. ="
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Srxx1r OF Nj. wAsH1sG7ux, Dec. sa-T1o
barometer 5000 9aoHs, being fail s!nce tsst II
port Of So. and thessthermo1etet degree aboyn
zero. RelattFe humidity. -4l.lo0. Wind. norft
Velocity ct Wind, q miles per nour, WesthE
clear al day. The WIND Increased s3uca this ncort-
Ing from So to IL miles per huur. srcnMnerss :
hJ = rapid tai Of the ba1ometer.-
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n nsN.pAaesa l1 tAe q. s otee, g. usa=oo.1st
HUpS0N. AKFEf &os1RANnER contract fof ID.
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ASracuts1ra tMsis~s1t a1naafan@zFsts.
fGRsT BRADLEY. - to . North Jeaxsoe<s.
Agricultural War>Aao.a.
H.AT1LTON l. CO.. ~ Liza
Apssheearssn md Ctsr.,,e..
BLIs8 4 START, IN La1e I'D Is TTr,,.s .aeoa6s.
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OCEAN ITEAMEH&.
PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
KANSAS CITY & MEMPHIS
RAILWAY
Greene and Dade Co, Divisions,

seahd proposals. ~llt be received by thr unter,;.d
1t his ONCE n tho city Of sprtnxeid Greene Co,,nr
Missouri. ito ~o'''s
laoCLoCK4 Too1. JANUARY 7,3.r.
Tor the adiss, ma+cnrs. htds!nf tre.tEe t.o,-r
work. pok. ce. nEcessArJ 70 pFtpaTe ready sa- tsn
ut1 Iron. etc. Permanent usr nj saat PORTION q
the kanass City Memphis Railway lying between
Jedezsoatt. In the city Of salkdeId Gse.ne Couaty.
Missouri md the Ms. Vernon soat II she Eillase Of
Gztendela. pxde County. Mbaour1.
P1oposaA VIII b< Ecceired for the xor In eaeh scian.
Tot 2haut ave 10 ilef, for nj the work Adyef
tset. fabaut tkirfy CT tpsf but TsEtfes max
tux r1npo&ats Tor III tha xosk VIII &o be repaired u
n.ke separate o1es foE tie wn1k in each secstop-
Pforealf shall be made to Do the wosk for stated
Price Pct 1nfx Of 1nea sue.
h&nk fat1n.- setttnk fosth the different items ot
Fosk tos Wheh ps.ooss1s will be received, Will be f1r
oh1ed oa application. sud tlnrr ufle1. specifications.
ete-. Of the Work Gan bd ttea c1 And a{ter ths
9sfH DAY OF ukCENHEK, H.o,
II the oee Of The undssanr where. a1eo, III ueces-
szv information eau b ohkGined enalae parties to
make any examnation ii the eouatz1 abpns the pro-
pcted route.
Proposals viii BE- .ecef1ed for the boed, os G.r.ue
md pade Countfes. Aftsouf!. or far cast;;-
Eight IL rssesved IA ssjeet ant or an psnpoeas t..
ate deemed un.at.4se.oz5.
Al MORTIMER
=. Chief Engineer. K. q. 4 " Raityrny,
Cha=f fnesatets ot5ce. Sptinkdeld, 6seena Comfy
ME1edu94, December is, I8.a
, 1870-12-30
THE POLITICIANS MANUAL,

j few copies Of q complete file
Of the TRIBUNE ALMANAC, from
1915 to 1868, Inclusive, strongly
half-bound In Morocco. may be
procured from THE WESTERLY
NEWS COMPANY. I'll and 12s
State-st, Price, S11.
, 1870-12-30
NEW YORK.

An Easier Feeling in the Money
Market.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
NEW ORLEANS,

New ORLEANS, February 23.-Ths
convention of the members of the Cen
sentative press of Louisiana assemblies
here on Monday next
In the Legislature to-day the Senate
joint resolution passed requiring Wick
life, the late State Auditor, to deliver ia
his successor over 100000 of uncau
celed coupons, which he distracted from
the State.
The joint resolution authorizing the
issue of bonds by the Governor and
Treasurer, and giving them the power to
effect loans, etc., passed.
The bill Incorporating the Mississippi
Valley Navigation Company was passed
The bill giving force and effect to the
plan of levee building, recommended BY
the Louisville Commercial Convention,
passed the House and to third reading
in the Senate, under a suspension of the
rnlaa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
BY TELEG RAP q
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAEcIsoo, February 22.-Wash-
iugton's birthday was Enthusiastically
celebrated here. Business was suspended,
the military parsded the streets, and
public and private buildings we're deco
rated. The chief feature, however, was
a grand musical festival for the aid Of
the Mercantile Library Association,
which commenced to-day at the Mer-
chants Pavilion, and will be continued
several days. The city is crowded With
people from the interior, Who win par
ticipste 10 the event. The States Of
Nevada aud Oregon both contributed
their quota of singers and musicians.
Theimmense building is full to overflow
ing, and the streets in its vicinity are
crowded With people unable to obtain
admittance. About fifteen hundred voices
sang 10 the grand chorus, with two hun
dred insiruments, a big drum, big
organ, thirty snvils and electrical guns ss
an accompaniment. In the closing grand
anthem the American audience was wild
with delight, rising to their feet, cheering
and waving their handkerchief.
The Uoited States steamer Saginaw
sailed for Midway Island today. Her
officers will superiutend the removal Of
distractions at the entrance Of the bar
Dor. A cosling station is TO be estsb-
lished there for the Government and
China steamers
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February %. = Super
visor John 0Donnell telegrsphs to Com
missioner Delano the seizure at Buffalo
of one thousand barrels of whisky, on &C.
count of not being stamped.
Previous to signing the Mississippi bill
by the President, the resignation of Gen.
Ames ss Lieutenant Colonel 10 the United
States army, his linesl rank, was re-
ceived and accepted
The name of nearly every member Of
the Virginia Legislature has been OBJ
tanned to the application to the House of
Representatives for the admission Of Jos
Segsr to his seat as Congressman for the
State at large from Virginia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
PIaIn TaIk IN the Pulpit.

The CrswfordsvilleR eviep says that
on last Sunday morning Ihe Rev. Samuel
Godfrey, Of this city. who heretofore has
supported the Rsdicsi party, preached
an eloquent sermon to 3 large and stien-
tive audience, in the Methodist church in
Cravforisvills. Il the conrse Of the
services be offered up the following
prayer, which we commend 70 a careful
reading BY those Of our fellow citizens
who in former elections have been in
duced by false promises ssd demagogical
appeals 10 their passions and prejudices
10 help place in power the most corrupt
aud infamous administration that ever
cursed a nation:
Pawn Lord Thou kuowest
that the leading men Of our nation, aud
those occupying the highest public posi-
tons, are thieves aud robbers, pluu-
derers and nurderers, drunksrds and
debsuchees; that we have too mauy
Hsrlans and too many Bsechers, o
Lord. "-Lafayette (IHd.) Dispatch,
february u.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
ILLINOIS.

CAIBo, February % Captain Mar
rstts, of the Emma No. 3, who has ar.
rived here, states positively that over
seventy lives we're lost by the disaster.
BE adds to the list Of those lost the
names of Mrs B1wles aud niece, Of New
Orleans, and Miss Non snee, of Chicago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
CHICAGO.

CHIcAGo., February pa letter from
Fort SuIly says:
"Little Swan, Chief of the Sioux. ar.
rived at the Cheyenne agency on the
l4lh met, and gives The particulars Of a
desperate eight between shres hundred
Sioux aud Cros Indians, in the early
part Of Jsnusry, about the mouth Of the
Yellow Stone. on the Missouri. Il
appears that q party of tventy-nine
Crows came on foot to steal horses from
the Sioux, and met two young Sioux,
killing one Of them aud wounding the
other. The latter managed to escape,
and alarmed the Sioux villages. The
warriors mounted their horses aud hur-
ried to the point where the Crows bad
fortified themselves. on Hart Butte. with
loose stone. defyiBg the Sioux, who
charged several times unsuccessfully,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
COpartnership Notice.

T,HE partnership heretofore existing between
Wijliam II. Brown. Of Pittsbure, Pennyl'
vania and Nathaniel NJ. Jor Is. Of Mempfi Is.
Trnnessse. in the coal business at Memphis
81 Mouth Of White River Arkansas, under
the Arm name Of Brown a Jones, having
exsired bv Imitation on the first AZ Of Feb
vnary. 1870. We have this day mutually az eed
~ A continuation of same. under the same
frm name and style.
We take the present opportunity to ask the
attention OF the citizens II Memphis and sur.
roundirg cou try, steamboat proTrietors and
the pub c generally. 10 our large and incress.
ing facilities for handling coal. our MI brown
owning and ~ 1nit eleven fow.ba ats and over
seven hunored barl Is. and mining All our coal
from his own selected mines, We thereby secu
ring fJr this market meme but the
BEST BURG COAL
whioh We viii b, enabled to place on the mar
kct AZ a low fgo-e for cash. We are fully pre-.
pared h do a Wholesale aud Retail Trade Of
apy extent. and are never out Of Sock.
ihsnkirg the citiIsns Of Memphii. and our
msny steamer patrons and friends for their
past liberal patronage. We would respectfully
solicit continuance cf same. snd We eusran.
tes the same promptness and dispatch In at
tending 70 your orders We have Heretofore ex-
hibited. kespectfully, etc. $500
N. NJ. JONES
Memphis. Tenn. February Is. IS 0.
Mr. All fteamhoat nuil matter addressed
to our re, either at Aef phis or Mouth
Whits River. Arkansas. viii be promptly
de'ivfrei on arrival Of hoaiI.
llslR BLOWN a JONES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
RT. LNHNa. N.

ST.. JOINS, February % Lord Gran
vile has written to the Lieutenant Gov
ernor. annouscing it So the intention of
the British Government to withdraw the
troops in garrison in New FoundIand,
aud says that in the future this province
will have to rely on it's own protection, or
such aid as il msy obtain from the Do
minion of Canada if itjoins the Confed-
eratiou
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
NEW YORK.

New YeRK, February 23.-Judge In
graham to-day passed sentence upon two
murderers. John Reynolds was sen.
fenced to death on the 8ih of April. with
the remark that there was not the slight.
est excuse for the deed he committed,
and for which the forfeiture Of his life
will : be the result Michael Mead, ar
raigned for the murder of his mother, by
kicking her to death, was condemned to
seven years hard labor la the State
prison.
The Erie Railroad Company has been
erjoined, by q suit of the preferred stock
holders, from Recognizing certificates
bearing tex stamps of the Euglish
spectators, who have lesgued them
selves with the Ramsey, Eaton and Van
derbilt party, for the purpose of putting
the line under the control of the New
York Central
A postcfiice porter, named Louis MUIR
ray, was held for examination in the
United States Commissioners Office yes
terday, on the charge of having embezzled
numerous letters under cover of his off,
cial position. He admits the accusation.
The 7ribunes correspondent says that
the Costa Rican Government has an.
nuIled the contract made with the
American Company, for the con-
struction of railroad across that
country to the Pacific coast,
the terms not having been complied with
BY the incorporators, who are principally
New York men, Ganeral John G. FIRE.
mont being President Of the company.
A large quantity Of specie is being
shipped hence to Europe.
The screw.frigate Colorado has re-
ceived most of her complement of men.
There are now on board $50 seamen,
which have to be supplemented by the
marine guard (about fifty men). when
the Colorado will be ready for sea. There
will be nearly 700 souls on board.
The representatives of all the Fenien
Circles in New York and Brooklyn have
recently authorized the publication of
the statement that the man Chambers,
who murdered VOORHEES,, of Brooklyn, is
not known to be member of any
Fenian organization.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
FRAMED RESIDENCE,

One and half stories, with seven rooms. q
Kitchen. smoke-h0use, stable otc well Of
excellent water shd two fine mineral springs.
III kets will be disposed OF BY the undersigned
at S. each. emitting be holder to one share in
the above Assoslatisu- The proceeds rising
from the lie ofthe tickets, tor tho tecurity and
safety Of the holders thereof. will be der oslted
each day as they arc sold y ith Roys er, Treze.
want q Co.. OF Memphis. Tenn; tho funds to
be held by HON for the protection of u 0 hold
ers Of the tick ts until the farm shalt have been
fairly drawn for and the title pagers properly
prepared. conveying an absolute and perfect
tito to the property.
Tickets for sale at the Whitemore House. on
Adaos strs ct. and at other pisces throughout
the city, by the ffeads of
Mrs. FLORENCE S. v. DAVIDSON.
49, 10 Is
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
arrival and Departure of Trains.


MISSISSIPPI AND TKSSEssEE itrLRoAD. :
New Orleans mail daily. az pm. l 29s N; n
FrsEsS Freight Except Sunday aiss pm, 4Ss An
Mail train makes direct coPnecuen ipr NV
Orleans and all points South. f.,
Express train makes direct connection iol
Coifeeville, Water Valley, 0xfores HOLY
Springs, and all points North OF drenada on
Mississippi Central railroad.
Ticket Office. 2S7lf Main street. and at tht
aenot. Omnibuses will call for Passcngers ano
an eek baggage in any part Of the city BY ieav-
Ing orders a 4. 81 s. fINV isfRMoIE Cen. sups.
MEMPHIS AND cHARLxsroS RAILROAD.
Through mail. daily s,,..-."A20l pm. $3.50 r.k
Through express, dailyldoes
Saturday. ..-....-......--.-l0s9 r.N. ll:So Pm.
awe sunday $50 pm. s,l6A.H.
somerviile Accommodation
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
''e Once. No. 27s Maia street, and At Depot.
A. A. BARNES, q. 7. A.
BARNEY HuGHEs. Passenger Agent.
rxxpHrs AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
nav Fxpress.................12:2 Pm. 4:00'A.x.
Night Express........;...;. Gle An. z zeo IN.
Ticket office, No. 237h Main street. De-
o'' neAN " S.B. JONES. Sup't.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS Axp LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
aorra WKsr = Leave Hopefeld at 500 am.
'o' awe AT L'Anguille at 1900 N.
novrra EIsT-Leave L'ABguille ut l1;3O p.m.;
arrive AZ popeseld ut 80 pm.
Trains leave daily. Rerryboat leaves loot oil
ITn;on street at 600 Q. m, city time.
d. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
1873 A. d.
Law Court of memphis.

CLERKS OFFICE. February q. 1870.
D. H. Townsend, Plaintiff
vs..
W. W. Wallace, Defend'Dt)
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
n made in thiscase in issuance I Section
zl55 of the Code Of Tennes &c. ard attach
ment having been issued and returned by the
nrerer officer Il evied, etc. )" on the property
81 The defendant, W. W Wallace; tits there
fore orde,ed that said defendant spscar at TIE
Courthouse. in the city OF Memphis, Tepnes-
nert. and dee. d this suit or the same will be
IA en- for comics, ed as to him and the case set
for b arins ex parte; and that COPY OF TINS
order be published once week for four con-
secutive weeks in the PuBLIo LEDGER.
A csny-Geo. W. Winchester. Attorney Tor
Plaintiff. loD-N4t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
mo. 42s?.l
Tn the Chancery Court of Memphis,
Tennessee.

Koch Sons Co..
]. G. Parker.
W. @. Parker.
r. Parker. j ~
TT appearing from affidavit in this 60, cause
L that the defendants, j. y. Parker, W
Parker and B Parker are non residents 81 th =
s, ate II tennessee; il is Therefore orieled
that they make their appearance herein. al
The Courthouse in the City Of Memphis. Tenn
on or before the fret Monday 10 Aprii, s.g.
hill. or The same will be taken for confess d q
10 hem. and set for hearing exparts; ard tsat
4 copy Of this order be published once week.
.ur successive weeks. in the msnphis fqehe
Ledger. AliGUST0N ALST0N, Q. and M.
ByR.J. BLACK, Deputy Q. and ID,
A copy Attest: Humes 4 Postou, Solicitors
&c CO.. piai~ant 100 wit
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
DIR. ID. -. JOHNSON's
MEDI CAL DESPENsARY,

rs now permanently established for the cure
J Of all forms OF private diseases. Impotence.
Seminal Weakness. Syphilis Ia its varied
forms. cured without MERCURY or other noison-
Gus drugs; also. diseases peculiar to females.
Dr.. Johnson has given bis special attention to
the cure Of nrivate diseases for twenty Eve
years All afflicted should call. Office hours.
d N to s pm Sundays, from to . M
Medicines. sent 70 all parts by express. on re-
CENT o. price. $40.
SS.10.9 H. q. JOUNg0N M N
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DR.. Rlchau's Golden Remedies.

- - -
Use these only, and save time, health and
money.
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of disease,
in any stsge, which they fail to cure.
|nR. RICHAU'S Golden BaIsam, No /, cures
IL ulcers. liberated sore throat and mouth,
sore eyes, cutaneous eruptions, copper colored
bletches. soreness Of the scalp. scrotula. etc. 1t
Is the greatest renovator, Alternative and blood
purifier known, removes all mercury from the
system. and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR. RICHAU'S Golden Balsam, No 2. cures
~ mercurial affections. rheumatism in all its
forms, and gives inn ediste relief in all cases.
Price Of either No. or No. 2. IS per bottle.
or two bott es for SO.
nR. RICHAU's Golden Antidete, a rapid
IL aud radica! cure for all urinary derange-
Eents. Price, So per bottle.
nR. RICHAU'S Golden Elixir D'Amour, A
~ radical cure for pervous or general debit ty.
IN DID or young: impsrtins energy with " on
derful effect. Price, IS per BOTTLE or two for So.
On receipt Of price these remedies will be
shipped to any place. Prompt attention. paid
to all correspondents None genuirs without
the nsms of . DR.. Richau's Golden Remedies.
d. B. Richards, Sole Proprietor, blow n in glass
Of bottles. Address DR.. D B. RICHARDS.
No. 228 Varick ct. New York. 10 ll-4s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
Medical Notice

nR. g. g. CADE, LATE VISITING
l physician Of the Charity Hospital, New
0rleau.. La. and for the last three years sur
eeon of the Q. s. Post Hospital at Jack son,
Miss, respectfully tenders his profe sional ser,
vi es to the citizens OF Memphis ana vic nj y,
in cases of every cha acter. Special attention
given to all diseases peculiar TO females; also
venereal, syphilis. tumors. and all chronic dis.
eases
l5-l0I4 No. III Beau street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24

A colored man q few days since at
tempted TO steal ride on q train on the
railroad between Washington snd Balti-
more, By lying on the truck, face down
ward, with his feet resting agaipsi th.
brake Of the car. be had dead-headed"
it ia this perilous condition for neasly
eighteen miles Sefors being discovered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-02-24
sale by Decree of hancery Court.

sale by Decree of hancery Court.
George Z: Marcoml ohAnes1fy Court
ny VIRTUE OF DEGREE in THIS
Is cause. I W II SO :, at ublic suc'ion,, II he
hishest bidder. in oar of y flea, at he cor
rler II \ en-, oe and Second streets. IN the chy
OF Memphis.
ON saturday, 2sth of March, 1870.
o,a bpnd ed sni seveniy-iwo acres of land.
Som,risi . The entire tract belonging TO the
estate +, { John Maroon. decd. gdcud ng also
The dover of Agnes Marcom, des.dy situated.
living and being IN r inRe 8 so ion .. OF the
Eleventh Surveyors pi-trict of Shelby cou'tv;
Te-ue see, and which Is .p4rticu'sr'y End
definite describsI II said cree. Sad sac
bei, q nade for parsiti n among the tenants IN
common of sa'd es ate
TEHMS(F SALE One-Tbird Cash the
balance ia E rh' and twenty months Noes
W IN o ! securits and lien retained upen tue
land for deferred payne IS.
10 wst JNO. a. ONLY. Special Conn.,.