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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-07

The Ku-Klux have appeared at Sha-
ron Springs, Ne% York. A few nights
ago a respectable negro man, Daniel A.
Brown, the owner OF a small house, was
visited by an unknown party, when his
house was taken from IFS foundation and
thrown into the back yard, leaving the
building a total wreck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-07
FORTUNES.

MAZDA ME ANNA,
I1ORTUNE TELLER. EAST SIDE OF
n Main st., south Of Broadway, two squares
below the NJ. and 4. railroad depot. ll0-l3
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-07

REFERRING to the fact that the bond
men of ex-senator Warner, recently
appointed Collector of the port of No
bile by Grant, are General Sherman
and ex-senator Cattell, Of New Jersey,
the Washington Patriot says: 1t is a
fact, not at all creditable to the Presi-
dents appointees, that nearly all the
carpet-baggers he has appointed to Fed
eral Office in the South have not been
able to obtain bondsmen in the States in
which they have been appointed, but
have been compelled to seek them else
where"
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AUCTION.
IMPORTANT SALE.

T WILL. ON MONDAY, JULY 10. 1871,
| from ten 10 twelve O'Clock NJ, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder. the foundry
and machine shops Nos. IFS and 40 Poplar
street, Memphis. Tenn, known as the
Central Foundry and Novelty Works
Those wishing to purchase can have an oppor-
tunity Of examining the machinery. etc, at
any time between now and day OF sals. Terms
made known at the time Of sale.
WIN. NJ. VOORHEES,.
GEO SHIELDS 4 CO., Auct,rs. HOLE
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-07-07

The New York Star is bold enough to
attack the rich men Of that city. It
thinks the possession Of great wealth
hardens the heart and petrifes the feel
ing. Il is not disposed to bet on the
charity Of a man who has sunk the soft
soul that God gave him in the granite
nature Of the miser.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.


AMERICAN rRKss ASSOCIATION. VIA .. P. A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
& MCCONNELL.
RALEIGH SPRINGS.
RALEIGH SPRINGS WATER.

TIME WATERS FROM THE RALEIGH
Springs will be supplied TO all who may
desire them at No. Is Washington street, ice
house. from and after June 30, 1871. The
waters from these celebrated springs are
known BY hundreds Of the people Of Memphis
to be an almost certain cure for all disorders
Of the stomach, bowels, liver and kidneys.
All orders specifying the kinds Of water de-
sired can be left with the proprietor Of the
ice house, or sent b Raleigh 10 j. II. Cole.
who will personally superintend the putting
M Of the waters AZ per order. A full supply
always to be found at the ice house.
l05-l30 j. II. COLE, Proprietor.
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FOUNDRY.

RoBT. NICHOLSON, of Robinson h Nicholson.
A. W. MCCONNELL. formerly with Quinby q
Robinson. 1861.
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COMMITTEE or ARRANGKNESTs-I. HapPek,
Z. Feldman, L. Samelson, A. Spiro. II. Blu
menthais, y. Harris, L. Marks. Mark Cohen.
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rhanflrt Nanfr.

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t..Ht q muss
Hi Hi
trtrfIr ~
nts 90. nth 81 'tawsin y i
fIi nFf IllUH. VwlnH
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tsab lpss, layftf iAd IT, as,rlina
i,s fenfs e @ ~unnsftifenf u te Stat "
NIts ~pF iasi b. PIE 4 n riaidsses sHa pot
u'hle address b nnknaNn 10 oe1nflnin ani, en-
that anef diresui inquiry, ne i aHshis 10 ..
eofisiu the mme
tislhertiofs offeffi Ny ihe court that Ne
Aid deendtnt. Lowis Jones az enter bic sp-
rsafhnrs herein, on ~ before ths frt DAY ~
lhc ncv'tefm ofthiq routL 10 be ltollen n Tie
Courthouse Of nil county 10 The ioen Il Pr
nola on Tho GHi dry of April lt7i, and plead,
answer of Aemur IN the bill VI complainant
herein nird. er the allsQaitara thsreef will BE-
taken s confessed.
n e. further Ordered ihtt . cbrv of this order
be published IN the ~ Weekly Pamela star, q
newstprrr Publ she'd In me town ~ PnHcls "a
uid county fr four weeks excessively a
a true copy, j. g. HAhkisuN'.
n. N. CHrNP CLERK.
Solicitor mas
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isrfraflax aei hii gnsfsi heslh nrfsfs1
ThHiffif n nafaaft refHf ttif utf ~
'H 10
debility siiehisHi npan phnisfr daidit
The generality uf uiiiert ore m inrfesshie TO
The itfie hat tseY afr ohieeionsfla o. Fl aeit
stomach This ] not ths ease Win n,sisnef /.
hiiisfs shah viii b. fiupa mitd md ssifeme.
~ pleasant BtlsBtt plhae tak, aaA fri.
contribute ihoif fssiwsdts iuai 10 rradot b
soothing anl strengthening. a. iasit D. ihe
only pure stimulaui which hu EVER hten pfo.
duced, e. n%tsiaing no fsai oi of ans other dele.
teflous element. The most careful and Skilled
ohcmisis have s~aslyaod The bittsrs, and pro.
nouncci hm harmless. This i scientific tes.
tlmony but The testimony Of The handnsdl d
Thousands who hav, Experienced The proven.
tive and eurti,e stseis of The aaEAr vsgE-
fAbtt roSic and A%trERArIyE Of modern time.
is stu more conclusive. In Fever and Aguc,
Dyspepsia, Billiou'ncss, Nervous Complaints.
Chronic Complaints aud general debility il i.
as nearly ipfailible as anything in this filliblc
world eau b..
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co UGH NO MORE

WARMERS CoUGn BALsAM is healing, soften
Ing and cxpectoratlng. The extraordinary
power it possesses in Immediately relieveinp
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crscs of Coughs. Sore Throat, Bronchitis, In.
auenza, Catarrh, Hoarssness, Asthma and Con.
sumption isalmost incredible. SO prompt Is,
the relief and certain its effects in all the above
cases, or any affection of the throat and lungs,
that thousands ofphysicians are daily prescib.
ing It, and one and all say that it Is the most
healing expectorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief, and in most case:
one bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One Dolla$. II is you
own fault If you still Cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure,
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Ehop VI. N. Green's Appointments

webster County is dead,
and done with. May the
of this shameful movement
d the discontinue Of rs orisina-
Is and porlers, deter Others who
desire % enrich themselves At
expense Of Others, from en-
lying in such Infamous specula-
bns. Il
Ebe United States Hotel, Louisville, Kyr i
kntedconvepientto all places Of amusement,
M rae - A
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Ta hHHeT n.
isffmf caa 90
aaa iwafss RI rftl tsadn a
IS lHn
HAastas4 HHHs a. 800 =
go 80
81
FI=a 2 f H o.
nz f=i.f fH t
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sH > $50 lafns Hsa b.
firi i assNa
as tf 81 HafHIasf
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Cireuit Court.

pms.
TIE United States Hotel, Louisville, Kyp i
katedconvepientto oil places Of amusement,
Cireuit Court. Al
~ - ~ AZ -
There are now upon file sixty
ree trial cases, twenty appear
zee cases and twenty-three State
ses on the dockets of the Circuit
Pprt for the March Tern which
enS on Monday next.
eed Sewing Machines, s63 Sec
and street, Memphis.
There were several typographical
tors in our last issue in the article
bring. to the levee. The type
de us say that the lcvee had al
ldy broken between the slough
(dge and the end of the trestle
Prk to the iron bridge, while we
intended to show the necessity
strengthening this part Of the
leo, on what the consequences
4 B..
Suld be in case Of its breaking at
8 point III
There is another heavy rise in
river which seriously threat
, to destroy almost all the new
pix upon the leyee. Much dam
! has already been done, but the
count cannot be ascertained I'M
the water Subsidies. There has
/ beSn such a freshet for many
airs.
No United States Hotel, Louisville, Ks, Ii
Fciass in every respect.
On Wednesday evening last, when
rain was falling at about the rate
four inches an hour, a wagon at
Fehed to two mules, was engineered
70 our town by an elderly gentle
An. On the bottom Of the wagon
tafemale, from whose cheeks the
" tints Of girlhood had long since
parted, and by her side, stretched
tupon an armfull Of fodder witt
head upon his arm, lay a man
(pying a shower-bath. The party
fked "gay and happy" and, nc
Pabt belong to that class who con
der watsr a good thing for purpo'
peg # aari9qtion, but \ very poo
setss<
PeIl zressk sRssnsss So Ser
INA ~ ssrees, JNEessphts.
SYsoYNMs--There are many word
the English language which, whel
Openy understood and applied
We a very happy signification--
us illustrate that fact Woui'
~ have a term that embraces th
IA Of ~neatnesA, elegance, comfort
creation, health in inspiring exercis
fascinating amusement, i J
ann's Billiard Saloon. There 20
V find all the dcsirables above emu
efased, IL the shape Of elegant Bi|
I'D tables, q true Ten pin alley, an
't, though not least, q magnifcer
Pr. Go to see "Steye" when
hrdis. N 4s
are you sick? Do you require nm inyisor
Something 10 produce q natural acti'
ne hrerf % ron Sish mid. gentle, y
.aelous remedy loI disease Of this organ 4
m procure DE-. .Dfaziers Liver Cordial.
" Mansfield 4 Hisbce, Memphis, Ten
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ClaytOn's Triumph.

Special tothc Memphis Avalanche.
Little Rock, March l4.-Gov-
ernor Clayton has again been elect
ed United States Senator. Iii the
Senate the vote stood: Clayton Is;
Mel Donald 3; Sol. F. Clark ID en-
ocrat), 2; F. II. English, Demo
craft, !; j. F. White, (colored), |.
In the House the following is
the result: Clayton, AZ; Mcdonald
Is; $. F. Clark, ~; J. 7. White,
a; e. H. English, 2; scattering, 8.
This gives
Clayton Sereatccn Mqjoriiy on Join,
Ballot.
The galleries and Iobbies Of both
Houses were crowded to their ut
most while the vote was beng ia.
ken. As soon as the result was
ascertained the loudest cheering
rent the air, and the friends of the
Governor at once proceeded to his
room in the west wing Of the Cap
itol, where the
INadest Scenes Of Hhthusiasm
prevailed. Several liberal Re-
.publicans who have heretofore OPP
posed the Governor, voted for him
and secured his election. This was
a part of the bargain between
Johnson and Clayton.
REGARD Of Johnson's Patriotism.
The late Lieutenant Governor
is about to come to grief. It is
currently talked on the streets this
evening that Clayton intends to
GUST him from the new Office OF
Secretary Of State. There is a
clause in our Constitution which
says no executive officer shall be
eligible 10 any office during the
term for which he was elected. II
is believed that Clayton will sue
out a writ Of quo warranto against
him, haseit brought before Ills Su-
preme Court, and under that pro-
vision Of the Constitution the Court
will declare that he is ineligible to
the Office Of Secretary Of State a,
this time, and thereby he will be
got rid Of altogether. His late
political friends hope such will be
the result.
What Mcdonald Thinks.
tits also stated on authority Of
ex-senator Mcdonald that Clay.
ton viii never get his seat as Sen.
ator, by reason Of his frauds in the
late election. In that event WI
will be rid Of both those worthless
When Hadley assumes the duties
of Governor it is given out as hi
intention to make his administra.
ton very conservative, though
there are very Few persons IN thu
commonwealth who would believe
any Radical Republican Brindle Tai
or Mongrei on oath. !
The Conservative members Of
the Legislature have made a goot
fight, considering their numbers
Owenty-twe), and deserve well o.
the people.
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Nav Y0ts. March s=luiso
HARVARD las decided The ~imeeFian,
marriage eass II iidnkIey ~. iirink
ley, according e. The precedent soi
10 he easc u HEEL w. Bissd, The
Judge declared be- was unable o.
distinguish one caac from the other
Il WILDE remembered that ,ho plain.
"a .nil asitpb, LiEtIe btms'
bad lived ahumbcr d ycars With the
defendant, Hugh Iifukley, who
passed her off a. his wife. The
Judge therefore gave a decree for
alimony and counsel expenses.
. A---s
The bill changing tho time Of
holding the Chanccry Court in the
Tenth District passed the house We'd
nesday and the Senate ON Thursday.
Thcrc IL no boubt butt will receive
the approval Of the Gosrnor to-day
and become q law, otherwise there
will be a conflict between the Circuit
aud Chancery Courts in Pamela coun-
ty next month. For tho information
OF our readers ia that and adjoining
District we will state that Chancery
Court will be held in Tallahatchie
the LIST Mondays in January,
April, July and October. In Pano-
ia on the second Mondays of these
months; and in DeSoto on the Sec
ond Mondays after the third Mon
days of January, April and July,
and on the list Monday III December.
The bill takes effect 1T once.-Pi-
The above mentioned act has be-
come thelaw.,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes Of . laxative
Medicine.

Pcrhapsnoon one mcsii-
elmo " 80 universally
required BY every
body rs a c~athartic,
nor was ever AM be-
fore 50 universally
adopted into use. 10
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but ~Gfacinnt'
purgatiye PiH. Tho
obvious reason isy
TINT II Il d more felix
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Citation Notice.

To J. Lucim MoGchcc, who san heir atlaw
a. JAmes'B. Mctiehec, deceased hul resides
at Oxford 10 the State Of Georgia-AGre slHB :
Youare cited 10 be and appear before the chan
Gerry court Of Pamela county, State Of Mis'is'
sippi, at the court house Of said county In the
own Of Pamela, on the first Monday ID April
1871, then a 4 there 10 show cause, fanny you
can, why the mai account Of Ia. T. McGehee
and Wm. 7. McGchee, executors Of the lest
will and testament Of lnmcsB MoGeh,e, de-
ceased, filed in said court, should not be al
lowed and approved.
By order Of court,
nl-5 J G. 1lARRIsoNt OK.
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COTTON s~rATEMENT.

COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, February 20, 1871.
Stock, September ], 1870. $3.50
Reed since last statement 3,40S
Received Pr8viOusly........ go, lS4-37S,b 92
S77,S72
shipped since last STINT. 1858
Shipped preyiously..~~..- SZ7, 44O-S3l,lS
Stock at moor this day.. 1891
Imports.
Memphis and Charleston r. R.. 449
Mississippi and Tennessee r. R.. 463
Memphis and Ohio RailrOad............ 634
1BbaiueFs .-.s..s.. s..-s...--.lGOz
Estimated per wagons. ................. 100
Exports.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. 10
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad. -
Memphis and Ohio Railroad .........I68
Steamers, north ......... ........l82
Steamers, south..~.",...--..".............. b83
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2,72l.5 $50 2,0ss,0 $50 I,4ss,6 n
COFFEE.
We extract, says the New Orleans
PicdVlIne, the following from the
monthly circular Of Messrs. Small &
Co. In addition to the sales we men
ton, a transaction Of $500 bags sold to
a Cincinnati buyer. The months eX-
hibit is very favorable one:
Bags.
Imports of Rio coffee since LIST July,
1879, TO the 18th ult 49,. ........... 40, l34
Arrived this month -.-. .......- s.,...... 90, 736
Total receipts this ssas0n..-..l3L,s7O
Sales for consumption from direct
impOrtatiOns since July I, l870...-l25 30
stock 14th February, Is7l. 1900
RECAPITULATIoE.
Receipts.
Bags.
January 24-baTk Msioriani George
Westfeldt & CO................ ...,.,.., 1000
January 28-ship Aaron Brown, Ma
pier Il Co.........--.,. .,.-u.'...-., UiOOO
'a IgsF!1 @-ons 0nuo' on.r'.- 5000
'1 9soT9e Nathan Sat6ab ~-ss-o - . ~' 1852
February 2-bsrk BObycitto, j.. Il.
Phillips e. 5i1O0
February 2-bark BobyeitO, ], Ayet 5000
February 2-bsrk Catherine Scott
j. n. AgelastO ..a...... ,.....s..-,s.-..... OiUVV
February 3-bark Trafalgar, l.. d.
Terry q O.. -..-.--t...- 0iUoi
February 9-ship Grey Eagle, J. i.
Phillips a. b,lOz
fi Elliot. wv. tOmD.-n "o.-.i ...',..., 8.775
February l3-bRrk Psrana, j. L.
Phipps q ......,.,,....,. AsUuD
February I3-bark Fyen, G.. West
teldt g. oioJV
-
02786
Corresponding month last season 1920
SQLes-P. 4. No.
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SECURITIES.

The following were the closing quota
tions for Southern securities in New York
on Friday Lest.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

The Great VsrHal SpeOifG.-NS GLASS Of
InvaIids are more sensitive to changes OF
season and variations OF temperature than
dyspeptics, and persons Of bilious habit.
Tender lungs are not more easily affected by
these vi~cissitudes than feeble stomachs. If
there is a tendency in the system to Indigef-
ton, bniousness or bowel complaints, the
variable weather of early spring is almost
sure to develope one or Othel OF these all
ments. Intermittent fevers are also more
prevalent in the spring months than at any
other season except sUtumn. In view OF
these fsc.s, this seems to be a proper time 10
invite especial attention to HOstetter's Stom-
seh Bitters, a medicine, which for a long Sc
ries Of years, has proved superior 10 all
others as a remedy for the abOve-nsmed dis
orders, and as protection against the miasma
which frequently produces, and always sg.
g~ravates them. Il was formerly the practice
70 give violent cathartics as s. spring medi-
clnes, nor Is the custom yet entirely obso-
lste. Nothing, however, can be more i'll
judged and unphilosophicaI. The chilling
moisture with which the air is loaded at the
breaking 0p Of winter, presses heavily upon
the vital forces of the body, and reinforce.
ments not depletion, Is what It requires. The
Bltters Is a genial ard excellent tonic, a mod
crate Alternative, and Just enough OF an aperi-
eat TO regulate, without cOnvulsing, the bow
els. 1t is, therefore, a specific peculiarly
adapted TO the present season.
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24th BayD February, 1871,

Within legal hours, in frout Of She Once 1t
bue Clerk Of She tlauCerT Court OF e-elu"
county EeunEzEee, OF Second street. u.-
tween Union and GdyosO streets, Memphis.
sell for casn. &C public out1fys tie real estate
conveyed - aaiu Deed tu Trust. described az
follows, to-Wits A lot OF land lying i'm Shelby
county, Tennessee, in the city OF Mempur..
Known ard Designated a. f0llows= Parts H.
original lots Nos. Z8 and - Beginning q. H
point on the south side Of 90 alley JeEWea.
Main street and Second street, and para Del.
With EACH AlEtF=lFe feet from Adams street,.
thence on Yin With said alley s0ullWsrdIr
tWenLy-Oue feet; thence W-zstWarLIT with
The center Of 6 partition wal between prop
erty In said deed On trust conveyed. and tua
-stOrehOuse formerly occupied ly Eralsl1L H.
Co. nfty-elgut feet 10 six inches OBJ "a line H.
a private alley thence u~orrlWarILg on a
line with said private alley rWelEg zone -
thence eastWardiy with center or rarr..lu
wall between this LOT aud the -uareIlus9
formerly owned By william Fellows. lItE-
slght feet SIX Inches To The beginHlug-usllE
lot and warehouse immeliate.y I'm re1- H.
the store formerly oecupie uy Rice n Eng RI.
and the same property conveyed Dy william
Fellows. Of New YORK, 70 J. II s-9eplelznu
in May 3Et, G5a, By deed Of record A
registers Office Of Shelby county, iu Book
rs, pages IS and 5N.
Right 81 redemption waived The title be-
heved tOb be good. butt ouvrT 1nly sg trustee
jas IA ANDERSON, Trustee
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SATURDAY.. FebruarY h, Is7l,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit; Situated "a being in
shelby county, Tennessee, near shelby de-
pot, and being q part of the Bate tract Of57O
acres, - Civil District, range -, section
- and beginning at a small willow oak at
Gold Grimn's north lin In the road, leading
from LOOsa Hatchie bridge to the depot; the
same being J. W, Wright's southwest corner;
thence west % chains to 8 hickory tree
marked II. B.; thence north IL chains to a
stake in the center OF the Loosa Hatohie
river, with white oak pointers thence west
so chains, so links TO a stake Is links west Of s
hickory tree; themes north - chains \ %
links TO a stake with white oak pointers;
thence east "a chains thence north . chains
and % link 20 q sweet gum, marked 7. b.
thence east 80 chains and 30 Inks TO a stake
I216 links north OF a sycamore tree on the
creek thence south 50 chains and 20 links to
a small white oak marked "a corner; thence
west Il chains 70 a stakes; thence south ~
west so links to q white oak; thence south
IS west, with main road Y chains and %
links, crossing LoOsa Hatchte river on new
bridge to q take in the center OF road;
thence south To- east 9 chains TO the begin
ming, containing % acres. Alsoanother tract
situate lying and being in shelby county
tennessee, Civn District No. ], nge ., sec
ton a Returning at a BtaR Q, thence north s.
east to a hickory marked HI. & NJ, the SOUTH
west corner AZ 1860 acre tract granted 70 The
heirs Of Alexander Mcdonald thence east
~f0rty-efght chains to a stake eighty links
west OF q white oak marked A. +, b. thence
north to STAKE, james Scott's southeast err
ner, thence west with said SCOTS line IS
chains to said SCOTS southwest corner on
west boundary line OF said lou acre tract
thance south TO the beginning containing
ninety go acres more or less, being the same
property conveyed 10 said Bass by A. D.
BledsOe, by deed OF record In Deed Book 81,
page Sl9.
The above property win be sold subject to
the widOWers dover.
TERMS or SALE.-On q credit OF . and
twelve months; purchaser giving notes with
pproved security bearing interest rom dale.
This land will pc surveyed and subd1Vided
in lots, aplan or diagram Of which can be
seen at my once.
This January 2i,1S7l. Jan2
N. d. i. STEWART, Clerk ana Master.
Humes 4 Post0n, Soils. for complainant.
~The above sale e., by consent OF cOun-
sci. postponed 20 Wednesday, the LIST day OF
Msrch, 1871, ct IL o'clock m, on the premises.
NJ. {. L. STEWART, C. and N.