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Dead King, Roasted.

Dead king, R00sCcd.
Dom Pistt, in his "Reminiscences of Old
Actors." relates the following story of Mr..
Dean, father OF Julia Dean:
He knows pretty well how It ought to be
done. tut the old duffsr can't act himself.
Lord, how did laugh at him one night
He was playing that fanny old king to
Booths Richard, ooe cold night, IN Buffalo.
When Booth sssbbed him, The awkward old
du6er fell nat on the register Of the stage.
Some devil 0f IN actor, seeing this, ran
down and told the man at the furnace that
everybody was freezing On the age-to
rush up the dfes. We who wese In The
secret watched tAs result. Ti3t, tho dead
king broke into { profuss pefspiration,
while Richard wss delivering bic long soltl-
oquy. How lhs dead king did sweat But,
. the IRE incssased, hs began 70 squirm.
The audience was ssaEtled n ses the body
quives and the less give httls post mortsm
kicks, not In accordance with the text We
could bear him muttssiag 70 Richard:
: ..Hury up, hurry sp; I'm roaslisg."
\ Bat Richard coatinusd rafting ont bid
Navy thunder = slo6 md, dslibsssss = Il
his royal highness was ona bed Of sosss
Atlass, whsa hs Growlsd out. "Down, down
70 Asli. and ~ ] sent thss tAitAa, " Ais %.
psssl naossey sose up - Walksd q; u
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rbsas p ~ a,ses aanassaat q - asdi.
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wAije attsnptjSg - hck o. eronaa.
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The wife Of James Lsenasd u Roolonia.
San Bernardino county, Cal, - sesfie'y
burned March SlGh 6hs vas eend ytng
quite dis,ance from ~ Aosse, hseoecpe.
and alnoseA Asstitass q elsehiaG, - vaosa
nerpon charssd, and altAoGB1 stlu us0g,
tAeee y % hops II hss recovery. WE
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Real EstGse for Sale.

ke0I Est0ee for Sale.
A keda Adsevtisemens- Bizings eisAs
hDi.poss Of Ais Property ~ ds Hadson.
I kan cell for eighteen hundred and thirty.
nine dollars pallss, = neat and pcnsivs re.
tirement. lokated on the virgin banks Of the
Hudson, kontsning e5 aksrs. The land Il
laxuriously divided by the hand Of natur
and art into pastur and ullsge, into plain
and dsclivity, into stern sbruptness and the
dalliance OF moss.tufted.medder; streams
OF sparkling gladness (thick with trout)
dsnse thro the wilderness Of buty tew the
low musk of the kricket and grasshopper.
The evergreen signs - the evening zefer
fiirts thro its shadowy buzzum. Fruits Of
the tropics In golden buty mel, on the bows.
and the bees 20 heavy and sweet from the
fields to the garnesing hives. The n,anshun
10 OF Parian marble; the porch 10 single
diamond set in rubies and the mother of
pearls; the floor 10 ox.Eusewood, and ceilins
are more huliful than the starry vaults Of
heavin. Hot and cold wsser squirts and
bubbles in every direction, aud nothin 10
wsntin that poet could prs for or art could
portrs. The stables are worthy Of the
steeds of Ninarod or the studs of Akilles,
aud it, henery was built expressly for the
birds IF Paradise, while sombre in the dis
tance, like the cave Of hermit, glimpses
are caught Of the dory. house. Here poets
have cum and warbled their lsze; here
scu)ptors have sculpt; here painters have
robbed the scene Nv drcary landscapes, and
here the filosofer discovered the study
which made him the alkemist Of ustur.
Next, to the northward of this thing of
bu.y, sleeps the residence and domain Of
Duke John Smith; while southw.rd, and
nearer the spice>breathing tropiks, may be
seen the baronial Willy of Earl Brown and
Duchess Widder Jones. Walls of primi-
tive rock. lsde In Roman scment, bound the
estate, while upward and downward the eye
catches, far awa ay, the slow grandeur of the
Hudson. Az the young morn hangs like .
curtain Of silver from the blu breast of the
sky, IN angel may be seen each night dane.
ing with golden .iptoes on the grsen.
N. B.-This angel goes with the place.
Diagrams kan Ike sene at the Office of the
broker. Terms flattering. None but prin-
cipals dealt with. Title q pure ~ the
birth Of white male infant, and posses.
sion given with the lark.
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POTATO FLOUR. - Few persons in the
United States are aware of the demand for
farina, or potato -four, and of the almost
unlimited extent of the market that can be
found for this product, which is simply the
dry, evaporated pulp Of the ordinary potato,
the whittier and more free from black specks
the better. II is used for sizing and other
manufacturing purposes. and, with the aid
of precipitation and acid, is converted into
starch. In Europe 1t meets large and In
creas,ng demand, in its primitive state. ~
potato flour; and in Lancashire alone, TO-.
600 tons are annually sold, and as many
more would be taken if put into the market.
When cslcined, 1t is used largely for silk.
dressing and other purposes. At this time
the quotation for potato farina in Liverpool
Is little over four cents . pound, while
wheat -four is about two and one; 20 that
the potato Ac ur Is worth nearly double that
OF the wheat at the present rate. Consign.
men,s to Liverpool are solicited BY the
brokers there, VINO promise to take all that
can be furnished. - s..,,
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A HORSE FOR AWuE-Ibe8e wife sales
are getting numerous now.a-daya Week
before last we gave an account Of Q case ct
Jewett, where wife was sold for Is cents
Now we have to record similar transaction
which took place ut Ashland. In this in.
stance the wife was traded for horse.
Milo Waterman has endured the thraldom
of married life for some years, but lately
the letters have become CALLING, and conse-
qucntly very unpleasant, and he resolved to
throw OF the yoke and proclaim himself
free. But it is not an easy matter to shake
off such responsibility ~ wife, and our
friend Waterman waa in squandsry. He
didn't know exactly what to do, anc the
more he pondered, the more difficult seemed
to be the situation. Finally. one day last
week, Milo ran across q neighbor named
John Milford, Who Is ever ripe for bar
gam, and after some conver. alton, In which
they descanted on the respective merits of
wife and horse, . bargain was ''struck up."
Milford was N take Wsterman's wife, and
Waterman Mulford's horse. ..
Waterman took his horse home, put him
in the stable, and retired. But he could not
sleep. He tossed nervously upon his pillow,
and began 10 think Of his wife. True, they
had their ''ups and downs," but, after oil
hadn't she sometimes been good to him !
Then the ,hDught Of the many happy mo-
ments they had spent together, of their
love and c0urtship, of their marriage and
their honeymoon, and Milo began 10 regret
the trade. At last he could endure It no
longer. He got up, stole out to the harm in
the dead of The night, took out the old
horse, and proceeding to Mulford's, woke
him up, and wanted to trade back. But
Milford couldn't zee It Waterman begged.
but MulfOrd was inexorable. After consid-
cradle pickering, however, the latter agreed
70 ler Waterman have hack his spouse, In
consideration OF forfeit Of two birch logs.
-WinlA0m C0nA. .z0eernal
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A Card is Five Lines: Square Ten Lines, OF this
type. Local Business Notices % cents per line.
c.~ Correspondence, short and ncwsy solicited
from eacl camp. Writer name must accompany each
letter. to xaarnntSe good faith. Permission %
name initials preferred.
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THE VALUE OF \ SCRAP. .BooK-ANw who
take newspaper which they in the least
degree appreciate, will often regret to sec
any one number thrown aside for waste
paper which contains some interesting and
important articles. .*. @'" ...
A good way to preserve these Is by the
use Of scrap. book. One who has never
been accustomed thus to preserve short
articles. can hardly estimate the pleasure Il
affords to sit down and turn over the pleas.
ant familiar pages. Here choice piece Ut
poetry meets the eye, which you remember
you were so glad 10 see in the paper, but
which you would long since have lost had
it lot been for your scrap. p.book. There Is .
witty anecdote-it does you good to laugh
over it yet, though for the twentieth time.
Next valuable recipe you had almost
forgotten, and which you have found just
in time to save much perplexity. There il
q sweet little story. the memory of which
has cheered and encouraged you many .
time when almost ready to despair under
lifc's cares and trials. Indeed you can
hardly take up single paper without pcrus-
ing It. Just glance over the sheet before
you, and sec how many valuable items 1t
contains that would be Of service to you .
hundred times life. A choice thought 10
tar more precious than bit of glittering
gold. Hoard with care the precious gems,
and sec At the end Of the year what q rich
treasure you have accumulated.
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COUNTING PERQUIsIrEs TO BE PAID FoR.
"A curious suit is pending before the Su.
preme Court of Piscatauquis, Maine. Mr..
Haines has . pretty daughter, Of which
fact Mr.. Nut,ing, 'having eyes to see" be.
came aware. He was drawn toward the
damsel by the irresistible magnetism Of hu.
man nature. He haunted the premises; hs
moved thi,hcrward at regular and appointed
intervals; he came with horse and vehicle,
which were disposed Of IN the paternal barn;
he had lunchcons of cider, cheese, dough-.
nuts, popped corn, etc; he sat up ut night
by the cheering warmth of good hardwood
fires; he basked in the smiles Of the lady
and the fires aforesaid until ever. lever so.
much O'Clock. And after oil this, Nutting
was 50 bad nut as to decline to marry. Al
= consequence, the pa,crnal Haincs brings
u suit at law for the value Of refreshments
furnished, horse-fecd, fires, ard comforts
generally, to the amount of ninety dollars
in federal currency. Twelve good men,
sworn we'll and truly to the issue, are to say
whether or not the claim is just and right.
If the unmarrying swain is cast in damages.
young men will be careful how they 80 ON
plundering excursions unless they mean
business. The fate of the delightful rccre-
alton Of courting trembles in the balauce
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che Atw Aorth ATTEST,

MS-CURRENCY.
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tual sasisfsetion.
The latest inventioa for gsntlsne. is The billiard
ceat Thk eost without any seeves for these are
novng the coat for bfmds you have aslesved jacket
o. 70 play in. This is 1nGiisA
In the depths a the - the waters are still the
hsavies grief u that borne IN silsnce The deepest
leve aews through the eye and touch The purest
Joy u unspeakabe TAs most imprsssiss preacher At
sfsnesal b ths Silent oas whoss Hps are cold.
TAs ssa,oe editor & IL New York 0essvsr. wri-
DetAiag nsw sxcsps vinnis Rsam's statue Of Presi
AsaA~ And y this al that the venerable editor degns
70 ~ q statue for which Unds Sam paid sis,ooo'
Nem Cheyenne, sn lsdian cAisl, Posun-pi-ho-ga.
was laeely intsodSesd b q army e0cse By another
saSag4 wholly wuy q oo00sadin3 the ehisE told
~ Soldier - w. esy Oysass "a; That ~ hsd taken
poscaspa, and had I'D aIisisn tsosas k times.
WAae noAss nd - sesl1 - 1obl93
,Isysnanbsss oe the azissocaey ovs essloaztA q
u u 0oestiah doaaip: twelve q tAsm one half and
pasoaa. 1essoyag. 1QomUpu sesss g asabls laads
viieA aiehe aow = eulsivassd . aavsnnea ~ -
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waA 0sanssss waow ~ ~ agAaeaGioe q
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0s0 hlnsslk hsxiae 80 eeslllaos2 1aeaass1 u
l1voa1sss 4sasosssneaae .:ytaass 1spsh,ie"
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ADVERTISING RATES-Quarterly a. Due.
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Oxr Cory OSE YEAR, IS U
OxE Cory SIX MONTHS s5 o.
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SaAooley, sand I put down ten dollars on.
TIKI OULD HAYRo

SaAooley, "snd I put down ten dollars on
THE oULD EATRO
myself Of coarse it all went where
the Woodbine tW1neth, and the
mOmentsry enthusiasm Of Mr.. Gal
lOol6y went with &c. When he had
fairly lost it, he became impatient TO in
speet the pig-tsil stock that be wished to
get for his plantation. Boots went away
10 company with another member Of the
firm, and the planter grew weary waiting
to see the interpreter" When waiting
became irksOme and no interpreter APP
p~sarink, Mr.. Myers proposed to take a
walk for a minute or two, and acCOmpa-
nying the planter down TO the street, be
led him around 8 square or two and then
slipped away from him.
FINALE.
Yesterday morning, by the advice of a
judiciOus friend to whom he had impaired
the little adventure, he sought out Capt.
Athsy, to whom be told the whole story.
While they were speaking about it, Mr..
Myers made his appearance smiling, and
in obedience to q gentle hint from the
Captain he planked down the ten dollars
that had been given to the "ould HayrO."
Mr.. GillOoley asked the Captain out to
take a drink, and during that festive ops-
ration the Captain related how a planter
from West Tennessee had been
investing on bQ6 Quiz dAyrO
the day previous, while be was
waiting to see the Heather Chinee,
Just come from San Francisco, 20 eight
dollars per q q He went it to the extent
of eighty dollars, and then went to the
police with the request that, il the money
could be recovered without any fuss, or
noise, or lost time, or exposure, he would
feel thankful. Said the Captain 20 him,
" You must prosecute these people. IF
you are willing TO stay here, and 90 before
the grand Jury and prosecute, you may
get your money bsck. How can you re-
cover money lost in that sort Of way with
out this procsss2" The industrious
planter refused to go through such an
ordeal; he would not have his lame
mentioned, even for the whole sum. The
Captain, however, went with him to 90
the best he could, and have no exposure.
The Chinese agent said there were but
dollars in question; the planter
would be perfectly satisfied with that.
He took ig and walked Ell, saying he
wouldn't stay in town and prosecute the
affair for I've hundred dollars.
This is how the "new plan" worked. To
is much more practical than the ghost,
but s little more dangerous. At 4 O'Clock
yesterday evening Mr.. Myers and Boots
we're seen driving toward the Louisville
depot ia a hack, with a carpsJ-sack on the
top of it. In passing Captain Athsy, they
put their heads oUt the window and
shouted "gOod by" The Captain asked
them if they were going after more Chi
nese labOrers2 and they answered with
the single word "K6nO.n
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The case Of Spalding Il Bidwell vs.
Weatherby is now on trial, part of the
evidence having bsen heard. TO-dav's
calendar embraces numbers 1913. 1913,
1920, 1922, 1923, 1926, IZZ9, 1870, 1888, 1884.
1875, 1876, 1887, 1240, l24I, 1912, 1913, I244,
las, 1915, l249, LAP, LISS, 1905, and 1908,
and also additional cases: 1850, Heating
vs. Polk ct al; l25I, Crssmer VS. Cole; 1852.
Walt VS. Spelman; 1858, Mitchell ct al, vs.
Dickens; 1854, Edwards vs. Hightower;
1856, Hanson S & 81, vs. Coll 1856, Wright
VS. Partes, EurIeson q Co; 1857, Leonard
vs. Mccoy; I2JS, Withersp00n vs. Joiner
q Kirkley; 1888, MOliJor IL league
vs. Curry ct all 1860, Hubbard
vs. Kelly; 1861, Lain rs Russell:
1858, Key VS. Dickinson, " & Co; 1854,
Anderson vs. Dean; 1857, Cally vs. Yates;
1868, Gayoso Gas Company vs. Dutlinger;
1858, Brewer vs. Regan; 1870, Freggally
VS. Doriac; 1878, Woodward VS. Meyer:
lZ74, Freeman vs. NJ and L r r; 1876.
Them vs. Etehavsrne; 1919, FoIwell VS.
Hall; 1870, McLennan vs Townsend;
1881, Tool, Phillips & Co vs. Boddi & A;
l2s2, GayosO Gas Company vs. LOwsnstein.
r. B. Edmund en-, Esq, has been sworn
and admitted 20 practice as an attorney
this bar.
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Non-Rssidsnt HOtics.

No. 202-First Ohauoery Court OF Shelby
county, Tsnn.-J. ID. Brewster vs.. p. a.
MAY, w.. P. ButterWorth,
IT appearing that an attachment writ was
Il issued Ia the above eause, January 50, 1871.
agalnst the estate of defendants, p. A.. Nav
and W.Fs ButtarWOrth, On the Dill OF COMPLAIN
ant under Oatu Med herein, alleging that
said defendants are residents OF ArFansqa
and nOn-restdents OF the state of Tennessee.
that they are Indebted TO complainant in the
sum Of about $50, as the sum Is evidenced bv
Judgment rendered before justice Tor same:
that said attachment has been returned.
levied upon the property or said d~efendants,
IL is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the Court-house,
IN the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the nrst Monday in May, 1871, and plead, an
sWer or demur 70 compliments bill, or the
same VIII De taken for confessed as 70 them,
ana s9t Tor hearing eZparte, aud that q COPY
or this order be published once q week ior
successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
peal.
AcOpy-attsst.
EDMUND COLE, UlerE and Master.
By h.J BLACK, Deputy q. and n
L. y. Mcfarland. Sol. for eomplG mhE
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MOnday, April 10, 1871,

within legal hours, in ron OF the court
h0uss door Of the GreenlaW block, on SecOn
street, below Union, Memphis, Tennessee, TO-
wit That par6 OF BOegis ten-acre tract de-
scrioed in deed nom William h Hoeg 10 4.
j. Hicks and recorded in Registers office OF
SHELBY county, in book So, part 2, pages 426
and ~; beginning at a point on Brtnkley
avenue at the northwest corner OF W. d.
Beck's lot, being l2O feet north OF 3 sycamore
tree. and from that point running n0rth-
Wardly with The east line of said avenue Us
feet; thence eastwardly perpendicular TO SAID
aVenVe US feeti thence s0uthWardlY parallel
to said avenue 10 fest, to The northeast cor
ner OF W. ID. Bsek's lot; thence with the east
line Of said Beek's LOT I5 feet to the beg n
ming.
Also. that part of HOeg's tou-acre tract de-
scribsd IN the deed from William 81. Heeg TO
I. ]. Hicks recorded IN Registers office of
Shelby county, in book So, part 2, pages IA
and 742; the part now TO be sold lying within
the following bounds. Beginning &C a point
on Bradford street. or Hicks avenue, us r0et
east rom Brinkley avenue; thence eaat l5
feet; hence out $50 feet; thence west 1t5
feet; theme north 80 feet, 20 Bradford street,
or Hicks avenue the point Of beginning.
The equity OF redemption Is waived. The
title Is believed 70 be perfect, but I convey
only Is Trustee.
DUNCAN MAGICIAN,
mhB Trustee.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIs THEATER.-Mrss d. p. Bow
eEs commenced her engagement az this
house last night in the sensational drama
Of Lady Audley's Secret, and long be-
fore the curtain rose not q seat was TO be
had in the cress circle, which was filed
with the beauty and fashion Of Memphis.
Mrs Bowers has q deserVedly high place
among the a~rtistes Of the American and
European stage, and is ~uurivallsd as q
diliueatOr Of the best characters Of the
modern drama. Thoroughly cultivated
in her art, snd enthusiastically devoted to
10, she has achieved q success ~deservedly
msrlted. Tonight she viii appear in the
historic play OF Queen Elizabeth" and
We hope the thestsr-geing people Of Mem
phis viii mark their appreciation Of her
high ability by filing the theaUer every
night as she remains only q few nights
more with Us.
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ssoond Circuit Csurt-aslssy. Iudos.

The case of Harris and Hassel vs. Plan
ters'fInsurance Company, occupied the
attention Of the Court all day yesterday.
Major George w. Winchester made a
lengthy argument for the plaintiff Gov
ernOr Isham G.. Harris followed for the
defense, and will be tollwed by Judge
George Dixon, also for the defense, this
morning. After said Cause Is completed,
the calendar heretofore announced. with
1885, EverdOu VS. Hume added, will
be proceeded with. General Rees B. Ed
mOndsOn, Of Virginia, was admitted as a
member Of the Bar yesterday.
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tuesday, April IS, 1877,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. JO-WfU;
The north halt of lot No e0I, in the new
survey of ground north of and adjoining the
city of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
as subdtvided mo lots according to ih5 plan
Thereof, which said lot No. zOl has x 1eet
front, and runs back between parallel lines
l4s% leet. end IS bounded as follows: On the
Weat by Fifth street; on the north and east
Og an alley, and ON the south by lot No. tul
The north half Of said lot No. z0t, Wnich Is 20
be solo, has a front of 81 feet On Fifth street.
Terms of sale Cash.
This mnrch y, 1871.
MD. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
s. P YaOmans and 81. ID. Welsh, soils. for
complainant. mh;8
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SUIT.

Orgfli Brothers & Co, firm composed OF VIM.
Orgll. edmund Orgll, Geo. L. Dennlsont
A. IS. MeNear vs.. J. j. allen.
nEEORE JArEs HALL, Justice Of the Peace
Is for Shelby county. Adddavit having been
made In this cause, anu attachment issued
and returned, levied. etc:
10 Is therefore ordered, That publication be
made In the Memphis Daily appeal, a news
.Daper published IA the city OF Memphis, for
fours successive weeks, commanding the said
y J.. Allen 20 appear before me, at
NV Of1ce. in the city OF Menu
phls. In the I4th Civil District Of said county.
"a fhs sta day OF April, 1871, at 10 o'oioek
and make defense TO said suit aqsfnst
them. OF II viii be proceeded with aEpsrta
JANIS HALL.
mr5 TASTES Pesos 10T Raslbg ssasty.
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Crsdltor,s Notice

No. 1873, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
or shelby county, ~Tenn.-EIvira Rhodes ct
al. vs., Betsy KOen, OF al
IN the above an order of publication
Il for creditors to dl8 their claims having
been made by the court,
Notice "a there ore hereby given, 10 all per-
sons having claims againai the estate Of j.
". K0en, deceased to come forward and ez-
hibii their demands and have Themselves
made parties to c0mblas u3ntsi bill, IN the
manner prescribed by law, on or before 81
18th Day Of april, 1871, or the same VIII be
forever barred,
This March IS, 1871.
M. Il. u. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
JRrntgan 3 FrayHers soils, Tor GEM mhi9
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Saturday. April %, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wtt:
The undivided half of lot No. 5-being on
Island IS in the MisstT sippI r~lver-beg inning
at a ON the bank Of the river.
west side OF the island, marked a, on Ptnnel'E
south boundary line; thence east 81 chains,
to a stake and elm, Tnarked 3 hence DO1th
IS chains and seventy i've (75) links, to an
ash marked -, on Mitchell's west boundary
line; thence south with his line 81 chains
and so lIu ks, to an ash, marked f., in Mecca
vOck's north line; hence west with his line
% chains, to a cottonwood, marked r, in the
bank of the river; thence north IS west, Z
chains; thence north s. west, 10 chains n
80 links, TO the beginning containing 455
acres.
Terms Of Eale-One-thlrd cash; balance in
six and twelve months. purchaser executing
notes with security. Lien retained to secure
purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
This March Is, 1871
NJ. o. L. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
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