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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-01-13
News FROM HAvANA-A H.y... ...e-

NEWS FROM HAVANA Hayas. te!e-
gram. Of January s. says:
The Psensd announces the killing of
thirty unarmed Zen in the vicinity of
Mansealea, few days since, by the in
surgents.
One OF the Spanish gun-boats from
New York, via Charleston, arrived here
last night, and fifteen more arrived from
New York to-day at noon. They were
accompanied by the war steamer Pizarro.
Captain General Dc Rosas has issued a
proclamation generally complimentary
to the behavior of the citizens and the
army. He says the sickly season has
passed without diminishing the strength
of the army. The insurgents took the
offensive twice, and were twice repulsed.
The insurrection after that was confined
to the mountains. The troops already
here were sufficient to subdue the insur-
gents, and the reason that so many troops
were coming from Spain was that their
Spanish countrymen desired to sh are the
sacrifices of Spaniarls in Cuba. He
adds that the Cubans arc not insurgents
in war, but only in incendiarism. The
civil tribunals were performing their du-
ties as usual, while, owing to the sur
render in the Cinco Villas district, the
ciOoPo ACLhoih "ieuOub WOTk.
The Captain General further says, that
the new troops and reinforcements, al.
though they arc not needed to suppress
tho insErrac!icn, have come from Spain
to fulfill its obligations towards Cuba
and to protect the island against murder
ers and robbers. He then refers to the
threats of homicide made by certain
bands of men, against which precautions
are now being taken in garrisoning the
plantations with troops and civil guards,
to save them from destruction. Ships
OF war have also been sent from Spain
to Cuba, with the intent to cruise along
her coast and to prevent the landing on
the island of tillibustering expeditions
coming from the outside. The Captain
General says, that there WAS never before
in the island such state of affairs as
could be considered ~ q state of war,
but now peace has been so fully re-esta-
blished, that there is no place in the
island where the administration of public
affairs and the actions Of the civil courts
are not entirely recognized.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention il
called to the following advertisements.
published the first time this morning:
A. Smythe- Slippers and Boots.
l.. j. Rndcliffe-Taken Up.
Charles Logan-To Planters.
d. @. Peixotto & Son-Oats and Cor,
r: & W. 9. Swaffield- Clothing, &c.
Masonic Notice. ... VI
G. Bouknight-C., C. & A. r. r. Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-11

1T IN a perfect and wonderful arucle
Cures badness. Makes natr grow 4 pet
ter dressing than any " oiP' or " pomatuin-"
Roftens brash. dry and wiry hair INTO Beau
tlful Slken Tresses. But, above all. the great
wonder ia the rapidity with which IL restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
me whf Test and worst looking hair resumes
fts yoaLhfui beauty b. its use. II docs no
dive The hair. but Strikes 81 spe root ana hllh
~ With new life and COlOTing matter
T5e nrst application VIII do good you VII
see tie NATURAL COLOR returning every
day, ana
BEFORE you KNOW 1T,
The old. gray. discolored appearance Of the
hair will be gone, giving place 70 iustfoos'
shining and beautiful locks.
Asa Tor Halls 5icillan Hair REMOVER nc
other artiela Is a. al ike IL ia elfeG.
see that each bottle hiss our private ooV-
nme stamp over The top OF bottle. Aa
X. P. HALL CO,
Nashua, \. g., Proprietors,
For sale By al druggists jail dSw
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ChanCsry Sale on Monday, February
%, 1870.

No. observation-disclosures Peacock Is. sal
lie II. Thomas ct al.
d Y virtue Of aninterlOeutOry decree in this
d cause, I VIII sell, 30 public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, In mont OF the clerk and
Masters office, In tAe city Of Memphis, on
Monday, February =, 1870, within legal hours,
the following real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in the county OF SHELBY
and State OF Tennessee, near the city of Mem
phis. being part OF a l5-acre tract, formerly
belonging TO the heirs of Craven Peyton. de
ceased, and known upon the plan OF suDdi-
vision of said Is acres, made hy a.. NCDGvttt,
James 7. Leath ana JaJpeE 2 Cock, Commits
siOners, (which said plaG Is recorded IN the
Registers once in Book 80, pages 30 to 49,
'inohsiVel, as Lots Nos. 44and -, and bounded
rs follows; Beginning at the northeast corr
ner of Lot -, at a point where PeytOn avenue
fntersects Safiarans street; thence west
wardly with the south side Of SeffaTans
street rs feet to an alley Is feet wide; thence
southwardly 100 feet to the southwest corner
OF Lot No. "A; thence aastWardly on a line
parallel with SR1fSrans street 70 the west
side of PeytOn avenue; thence noTthwardly
with the west side of Peyton avenue 100 feet
TO the beginning. including both said lots,
each Of which have a 'front.' OF 80 feet on Pey-
ton avenue, and una back Westwardiy be-
tween parallel lines f25 feet TO q l5-feet alley.
TERMS o. sA~LE.-One-third cash, balance
on q credit Of six and twelve months notes
with security bearing interest taken. and Iein
retained iii payment Of the purchase money.
A. ALSIOH, {. and N.
Logwood, Mieou & Fowikes, Solicitors for
Complainant Jas
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tuesday, the 9th day Of March, 1870,

In front Of the Waldran Block, and upon the
premises, between the hours of lOo'clock am.
and 2o'olock P m. sell at public auction; 70
the highest bidder for cash, the fOllowin des-
crihed tracts, parcels or lots OF land with the
improvements thereon, lying, hetng and sit
uated ia the city Of Memphis, county Of Shell
by. and State of Tennessee, and bounded as
follows, tO-wit: Beginning on the east side OF
Main street, one hundred and nifty (l5U) feet,
north OF Linden street, running thence east
ward Y, parallel with Linden street one hun
dred and seventy-hve no feet TO the west
side OF Mulberry street, thence north Wardly
with Mulberry street seventy-eight and one
half (7816l Get 20 a stake, thence Westvafdly
parallel with Linden street. one hundred ana
seventy-ive US feet, to the east side OF MAIN
street, thence southWardly, VAIN lhe east sue
of Main street seventy-eisht and One-half
asa feet to the beginning; the same being
the lot upon which the Waldran BLOCK Is sit
Also, all the right title, interest and estate
which The said Waldran has conveyed to me
in trust, in the following described lot OF land,
ituated in he city, county ana state aiore-
said, and bounded rs follows: Beginning AZ
the northwest corner OF the Memphis anu
Charleston railroad depot grounds and front
ing on Adams street one hundred and ninety
eight tlpsl feet, to The corner ofCharles John
stOu's lot. thence south four ~ degrees east,
two hundred and sixteen feet ~ q stake.
thence south seventy degrees aud niteen
minutes west, two hundred and iorty-seVen
(247) feet TO a stake In the center OF the rail-
road track, thence along said track three
hundred and one (30D feet to the beginning,
being thesame lot upon which Is situated the
Charleston cotton press, owned by the said
W. b. Waldran and George GIL, ander the
Arm name of Waldran = Gil, which said lot
is held by them updsr q lease nom the Mem
phis ami Charleston Railroad Company, 10y
which the term began on the first day of Oc-
tOber. 1867, and is to end on the 3Oth day oil
september, 1872, at an annual rent Of. one
thousand dollars, payable quarterly, with the
privilege to the leSSGes OF removing any tm'
provements put BY thsm on said premises.
The title 70 tne f0regoingdesoribed property
Ia believed To no perfect, but ! convey only as
trustee. LfeJl W. MhSSiCk. Trustee.
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MondaY. I4th daY Of Fehruary Next,

To sell publicly, TO the highest bidder al the
courthouse door. in the town OF NAPOLEON,
all the interest owned by the
said Wade IL. Bolton in the following de-
One-half interest in a certain tract of land,
consisting Of the SW fri. quarter Of section
Ave 81; the NE ri. quarter OF section six .6l;
the 81 quarter Of fri. section AK 1916 the +
half Of section IN. the : nall Dissection
eight I6l, and the N nalf of section seven
teen III, containing altogether. according to
O =. surveys, lea'H acres, and being the same
tract Of ana IN pesh8 county; Ark conveyed
on the aGtn December, ls5i, by AGnar L. ana
Napoleon B. BurrGV to !. l.. Bolton, and be-
Ing in township nine ~ south, range two ~
" &ad la ai has 79hS n Fight III i tiiie and interest
the said Wade II. Bolton may have had IN
and to tho following land, also in the said
wit: The NV quarter OF tire NE quarter or
section eleven M; the Sc fri. quarter III sec
tion TWO l4l5 bh8 So I'll. guarper OF section
two ri, end. inc wv quarter of section
two West, containing altogether SPOUT 40
acres, and being the same land sold by the
said T.. l.. Bolton in mis- lifetime 70 James
Branch, deceased.
Both of the said plantations are well i'm
! proved, the former comprising about so
acres and the latter about 0J acres OF cleared
/ land, with all necessary buildings, including
| dWel1uE-nOu9ea ~et-s
The said lAnd Will be sold for ~One-thtrd
| cash, and the balance IN two equal install
ments, payable IN one and two years, secured
Oy the notes OF the purchaser with approved
personal security, as We'll a. by lien reserved
upon he land. n the sale Will be maze
| subject TO all existing liens ana ineumbrances
Selling unde the said power, 1 shall OIL
I convey such interest a. tina zsid me n
Bolton had in the said land at the time Of MS
death, e. NJ APPFREON,
jan Executor Of W. Is. Bolton, deed.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
M-,rrura EnhrnarN 10. lSIn.

OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL,
MFNPHIs, February 10, 1879.
The State and County Tax-Collee-
tors Office presents an animated ap-
pearance, and the rush to pay taxes is
So great that from early morning IN
til late at night the clerks r kept
busy, not ven getting time TO take
thea moiis. The receipts TO date last
year were fully six times Is great as
this year, but now that Tennessee
money l. being taken for all taxes due
the state il Is probable that In q very
short time the amount of money re-
ceived will equal, II not exceed, the
collections OF 1869. There Is very
little Tennessee money hel0 IN thu
CITY, that is, 50 far a. Uur brokers' are
Concerned, and it Is likely that price
may advance. Dealers are very nrhi
at S0c, selling. Exchange u Sald 10
be scare to-day, though II Is DuI a
temporary scarcity, a. DIS IpT -o0O
bales southern bound cotton, Nhich
has been locked up here Tor some
week, will BE- on the market TO day
or to-tnOrrow and relieve II TO hat X-
ssut or nearly q quarter Of a million
n dnlIars. There is still Ieit about
3UJO bales for b same u~eStlnAtlOh,
uVhif.b cannot be moved at present,
and whic1, of course, Is not available
To create exchange. About one-fourth
of HE banking capital OF Memphis mas
b.-n tisd.up IN this foreign cotton for
zome weeks, and its eh5vt upon tn
money market has been seriously felt.
Rau-s arr, steady at 10 discount,
bu, fu4. checking al par 10 discount.
County Warrants are nrE. n IN
GOOD ,iemand at 79s5Oc, by tax-PsyeFs.
Dealers buy al 76aI3c.
CIV Scrip is weak, though not quo
tshly lower. Brokers buy al 'Ia.sc'
and sell ~ sue, with only q light de-
mand.
Governments were dul in New
Sork from the opening to the close,
and show u slight decline throughout
the enthe list.
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Hr We have provided ourselves with a full stock of Plantation Supplies
which, to the trade, we are Offering at great inducements. Among which
may be found the following:
900 dozen Planters Hoes,
no dozen Blind Brides,
280 dozen HaHes,
230 dozen HOgskn Collars,
1900 coils Cotton and Grass Pi0w Line,
5000 pairs TraCeClains
IS dozen Single and Double Trees,
i25 dozen Back Bands,
10000 pounds H0IOVNWare Castings,
600 dozen Axes.
Sole AgeRts in Memphis for the 3riHisy Separate Share g. Uric SteeiPlOws,
Owners of the MtChss Patent; also. the leagues Patent Cotton SCrapers,
A full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural implements in store.
ORGILL BROS. & CO..
CORNER MONROE AND FRONT STREETS, MEaPHS. TENN.
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ThursdaY, March 10, "a.

between the hours OF 10 and I2O'clOck, am,
IN IronUaf the door Of Register. Trezexant s
Co, corner Of Main ana Jefferson streets. In
the city OF Memphis, proceed 70 sell. 20 abe
highest bidder, for cash, at pubiio auction,
the property described Ia SAID deed OF trust,
eO-Witi A certain tract of and lying and be-
ing in the county of shelby and state OF Ten
nesSee, about one mile east Of the city Of
Memphis, bounded as follows: Beginning a.
the northeast corner of lot No. ., in sub
division g, in the partition Of the 8st0se ORA.
q. Carr, Al q stake IN Pigeon R1Ost Road,
north l8 degrees, sast lin6s from a poplar
marked /, sud thence south 70 chains 81 inks
t. p stake, g degrees west. 1917 links from a
poplar marked n. thence north So degrees,
west 7 chains 50 links 70 P. Herstand's line;
thSnce north ~ chains * Inks 70 Pigeon
Ru0st Road; hence south 81 degrees, east
with said ROAD chains and 79H links 70 the
beginning; containing about fourteen acres,
with the improvements thereon. being the
same property sQld-bv 7amuei Mansfield and
Wife 70 Il, \. montgomery, 2 Us II a,
montgomery TO John y. WRzg sner. Re-
demptiOn waived. Title Believed TO hsgoOd.
but eOnveY only as Trustee
JNO. JOHNSON, Trustee.
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MOsOAY, MARCH ?. 1870,

D raa, sne hours Of 10 O'Clock m and
= ~ th- foloWiag described Urastet AND
ssoI I ming D bBndred and i've 10 aeias;
-, an lie eleven , surveyors district OF
- c,nDtv and Btais % Tennessee, on
~. s0nth side Of Wolf river
Beginning At a stake with Post,oaK P1lntef'
"a ne n~orthwest DrDer 81 a Two nuLottl
80 t9sct entered tn enc name OF Wm- Law
renee: thence SOUTH IS chains and ~ LII ~
! stake with an elm pointer Llenes =
80 swesfgum pointers; thence sonth j
chafns aT0u links TO a sake wiz Two 5e4
80 nointers: thence eaaf - chains anu a.
ffnka 10 a stake With sW Get gum pointer
tbenoe north - chatns 10 q stake Win gun
nd Elm p0inbsrsi tEelce west y chalns u
the DEFINING.
e~redfr OF one and two years, with iDieYsHti
narcbaser executing notes, vat approved Sc
! F5rfry- llan being retained on thS lana Ai
Z fhe deferred q yments.
Rr haRrARp COIL, Deputy CLERK. isol9
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Attachment Suit.

of Tennessee. Shelby county. Before
Hume f. Hill, Justice OF h Peace In and fol
said eOunty.-Smlth, Neel & Co. vs.. VIM
KatZ.
A FFIDAVIT having been made and bond
n given, aud attachment having been Is
sued, as required by law IN attachment cases
and the SANS having been duly returned
- levied upon dve bales cotton" a. the prop
erty OF the defendant, and defendant not be
ing found:
auDsar before me. at my ONCE, IN the city o
Mesnphis, county OF shelby, State Of Ten
pessse, on the sd day Of February, lslt. az y
o5rjock am, n make defense 70 said suit
ar thes same will be tried expartei ana that
oopy OF tails order be published in the Mem
ph1s Appeal for four consecutive weeks.
HUME F. HILL,
20 Tusfica Of the Peace
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Trade.

rbs lovely weather which we now
= being taken advantage OF not
en- hvonr city bellies who show them
oIls - mon our fashionable streets,
selsf =, ne planters, who embrace the
oee nnitT Afforded by good roads to
eorWerd what remains % their
49, Roads never were better az
saason than they now are, ana
l.,,nsrv teams are numerous upon oeI
'co+s end ia our wagon yards. Inc
49, n supplies Of all kinds remains
tiS nd nrscesare generallythe same
seLls - ~. though holders OF Mess
- q little 6rmsr than yesteT-
foIA .Ifh ealy q light stock on hand
Gays 9esnand for Corn is also on the
1nesa and laTgs quantities afe
abipped to the inteEioE' fAeEsP''SP
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~Son-Besldent Notice.

No. mo. n. Rim the Chancery Court Of
Memphis, Tenpessee.-Elizabeth f. Green
ct al VS.. VIM. l.. Vance ct al.
IT appearing from the Sherin's return in this
/ cause that the defendant, Morgan 3. Vance,
one of the heirs OF Samuel Vance, decd, can
not be found in Shelby county, as per sciri-
facias issued, reyiving cause against the heirs
OF said decedent:
1t is therefore ordered, The be make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in March, 1870, and show cause why
this suit should not be revived against him
as an heir of said amuel Vance, decd; and
that a COPY of this order he puhllSAed once f
phis Appeal.
A copy-attest;
BY X. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Logwood, MioOu 8 Fowlke, Sells. for Com
rlo{1apt falg
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TRUSTEES SALE

ny virtue OF n trust deed xecuted to me BY
ID W. 3. WaIdrau, on the Sth day Ol April,
1863. and dgsy recorded in the Registers once
ior the county OF shelby, and State Of Ten
uessee. IN Book No. Y, page III. and for the
purpose OF paying the following debts there
in ~ mentioned, tO-WIt: One TO w.. B. ~0reenlaw,
for the sum OF faur thousand one hundred
and sixty Mint % 100 dollars, as evidenced by
note. due December 18th, 1865, with interest,
and one other debt due to Z. NJ. AppersOn, as
Executor OF Wade Il. Bolton, deceased, evil
denced by prOmissory note made May q. hts,
payable ON the 21-24th May, lS39, for the
sum of nineteen thousand five hundred doll
lars-ihis note has a credit Of two thousand
dollars, pSid June 10, lS8S-I will, on
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ALLCOcKs POROUS PLAsTERs.

Sudden severe pains Of the side and back
stitches, spasms, etc. These affections are
most troublesome to persons past mludie age
VIII even come on IN bed; are very painful
and OFTEN dangerous. In damp weather they
are more frequent than IN ury. Ihese pIas'
tsrs give relief at once, aud need 10 De al
WAYS in the drawer, handy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Whaf nnea Reasnn saY2

The little mongOose, when bittan by adeao'
ly serpent, resorts 10 a certain plant eats OF
il, and escapes the effect ofths poison. That's
instinct. Human beings, on the other hand
must depend on reason and experience IN Sc
lectinz the means OF protecting health aud
ufa esainSt unwholesome Influences. Now
what does reason say on this vital sublect9
Does IL not tell MS that % invigOrate ana pa
riry the system Is the best way 70 protecL u
AGAINST the invisible poison which generates
diseased Sur~ly u does. The mex question
rs. what guide shan we follow In choosing q
medteinal saiegu trd7 REASON replies let %
monitor b. experience. We'll, the experience
OF eighteen years comprised IN one unbfoken
series Of satisfactory Testimonial s, assures u
that Hostettar'B Stomach Filters possess
strengthening regulating and aatisePuc
properties which ar9 not combined II the
same happy proportions IN any other prepa-
ration extant This. therefore, II the anlidote
70 which reason bios rs resort when our
heal n A. tmperiled, either by the malaria
wkian produces epiIemiculsorGcrs, or Nv any
other cause, whether inherent and conBtliu-
Gional, or connecGed with our habits, occupa-
lions aud pursuits
The venom OF q uoLtOua reptle Il scarcely
more subtle and dangerous than that which
lurkS in foul air and impure water 10 es-
care the feverE- bilious disorders. diSluiDan-
ce- Of toe bowels, and other serious malndt IS
produced BY these insalCOriOuS elements. 10
IL abs flutely necessary that the slOW&ch and
all the seerrtIVe orzans should be, sotospcHk,
in a robust condition. Upon the amount OF
resistance wni "a The vital system can oppose
to the deieurItous Influences JhataSsai ~ the
sare = OF the ueRlth depends, ana IT'S because
the GREAT VEGETABLE L~NvIGORAST Impair
energy and regularity 20 the most important
muciOnS or the body, that IL can be recon-
mended and guaranteed rs an invaluable pre-
ventive medicine
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ATTACHMENT

state Of Tennessee, Shelby county, S.;
Galbreath, Stewart a Co. Before Hume F;
vs. Hill, j. IA IN ana
W. s. Berry. for said county.
A FFIDAVIT having been made, and bond
N given, and attachment having been Is
sued, as required by law In attachment cases,
and the same having been duly returned,
served by garnishment, etc, and defendant
not found, ii Is therefore ordered thai SAID
defendant appear before me, 9t my once IN
tine CITY df Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
on the 10Th day OF March, 1915, al 10 O'Clock
am, and make defense TO said suit. OF the
same will be tried eX psrte, and that a copy
of this order be published IN the Melnphis
APPEAL fOT four consecutive weeks.
HUME = HILL, j. p.
u = AEuEasaa Atty for PITT feh3
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NadnesdaY. February 2a. I870.

between the hours Of 10 and II o'clock, am,
In mont OGthe door OF the Law Court of Mem
phis, ON second street, in the city OF Memphis,
proceed 70 sell, 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
at public autiOn, the property described In
said deed OF trust, to-wtt: certain lots Of
land lying and being IN the county Of Shelby,
STATE Of tennessee, thus deScrtbed-being lots
1877, 1879, 200 and 2U2, a. known ana designated
on the plan OF the city OF Memphis, said lCt5
being Ou th9 Io-thWe est Cnrne Of Market
street, and its Intersection with sialket
square. ana west thereof and being the same
property conveyed 20 said nrst party by deeds
from r. g. DpOley and Alexander Erskine,
the irst recorded IN Book No. /, pages 1876 g.,
the other In BOOK l5-l9Z. 1872, TO which refer
enco is now made, this conveyance being sub
ject TO the trust deeds made 10 ]. W. " escOtt
ana V. A. W. Anderson, trustees recorded IN
Books G. and 6S Of tbs Registers Once OF this
count, .ososnsI win al ihe privileges and
a-ppurten1ITces thereto be. OngiQg" The
equity or REDEMPTION 80 waived in the deed.
The utlc e believed 70 be good, but I sell and
convey only as trustee.
febI WI. WOOD, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Farm
eaad.
ON MONDAY, MARCH J, 1870,

At THE sALEsROoM OF RoYsTER.
u IRRELEVANT & CO., northeast corner
OF Main and Jefferson streets, Mem'A1utl
/ viii, as Trustee, sell to the hlsnSat 80
der for cash the following pF0peItSs =, 80
10 secUrs certain indebtedness therein spsoi-
NED, now due and ungaids Io+W1 ndheiyinyss
~ ts3f Ttyti District, shelby county, Tennes-
lee heing part of lot No. 2 Of Kinks subdivis'
I'm II 3. Buntyn's tract, beginning in south
iinks west from southeast corner OF said
LoVrY's tract, thenes south 81 chains S31s
hnEs, thence west Is chains 70 Inks, thence
north 39 chains S3A i~inks,thence east &Ohatns
rs LINKS TO beginning. Hour OF gale DetSeen
eleven o'clock, am. ana one O'Clock. pm