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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-05

The announcement Of Miss NJ. l.. Maxwell,
Millner, may be found in our columns this
morning. This lady has had experience in
the business and comes to the city highly
recommended. Her new and fresh stock ex-
hibits some Of the latest novelties in millinery
goods to be found in the metropolitan cities.
Miss Sager remains with Miss Maxwell the
present season.
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Personal.

Rev. Mr.. Ecob Of the Granite church, is to
take a brief vacation OF three weeks. In the
meantime his pulpit will be supplied He
left for New York on the early train yeste1-
day, and was happily surprised at his depart
ure by receiving purse of Sl55 from his
people
Mr.. a. Hersey, the General Freight Agent
of the Maine Central Railroad, has removed
from this city to Portland.
Mr. Addison c. Getchell, Boston printer,
formerly of this city, has sailed for Europe
his health.
Maj. j. D. Myrick of Fitchburg, Mass,
formerly of this city, is to deliver the Grafton
at Calais on Memorial Day, May 3o.h
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-05

BY railroad it takes three days to go from
West Waterville to Augusta and back, dis
lance of fifteen miles. By Webb's stage you
can go in one day. 1t leaves West Water
Vile at 7l.2 o'clock A. NJ. every Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, and
leaves Augusta at 8 O'Clock on the same days.
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Grammar school Exhibitions.

The entertainment to be given by the forty
young masters and misses in the Grammar
School, this evening, at Granite Hall, should
call out a larger audience. The principal
feature of the performance will be an operatts
and drama combined, presented after careful.
rehearsals. This will be followed by dec
lamations, Rotations, dialogue, singing.
choruses and songs, and instrumental Duet
We hear that Multi gan's Guards will also BIZ
out. The whole Entertainment will las
about two hours. The proceeds will be de-
voted TO the purchase of globe and refer.
encc books for the school.
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UEMLOCk.

Rough he nock, light, 2sa3,c; do do heavy, 27s
29c; rough oak, S0a33c; rough calf. G0a65c; Rio
Grand and Buenos Ayres wax, heavy and medium,
22a2Sc; Six months; do Western and slaughter,
medium and heavy, 20a2llac; do do light 19a2lc:
Grande and Buenos Ayres, 33aS5c: Western and
dry hides 25a29c; finished calf skins. 65a soc.
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Boarders Wanted.
Dissolution.

4 I 40. II, GAGE ST, Augusta. Inquire ON the
IA premises. may5-tlws
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ADA.

NoTE-This may be the Europe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-04

daily paper is the constant companion
OF a family. Three innocent children TO
one grown person read it, hence its
pages should be entirely free from i'm
purity, In regard 10 this scandal, most
people are going to extremes. One says
It viii reVOiutionize society; another,
that it will prove derogatory 10 religion,
and cause people TO lose faith in their
ministers, and lot more of such nom
sense. Beecher, il he be guilty, lis not the
hrst preacher that has fallen in this
manner, anc yet ministers are loved,
ad0red, petted and trusted everywhere,
aud will be 10 the end OF time, though a
thousand Beechers fall, and society be
none the worse for il. No one but the
families Of Beecher and Mrs. Tilton will
feel this shame year hence. The bible
isnOt rejected because Daniel of old COM
mitted this very same sin. He was and
is forgiven, because he suffered for his
crime and repented. The bible says if
we commit this sin, even in thought, we
are defiled. Who, in this vast commu-
nifty, can say, al have lived pure from
my youth up, and will condemn those
wTetches, who deserve no mercyW II
they are guilty, they certainly deserve
10 be condemned, but it would be char
liable TO wait until they are proven
guilty beyond all doubt. NJ.
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ANOTHRR SCANDAL.
A 60 Rssf-Hider" Barely Escapes "A Coat
of Tar and FeR9ers-IIfs Pts
IOI and n Runaway
Team Save Him.

Boston, August 3.-A special from
Oak Bluffs to the Advertiser says that
for some weeks there has been a good
deal OF scandal in connection with a
Mr.. Vinson, of Edgerton, and S. K.
Elliott, OF Worcester, who have Occu-
pied cottage in company with two
married women belonging to Edgerton.
These men have been threatened with a
coat of tar and feathers, and VinsOn,
fearing trouble, left some weeks ago
Last night a party Of men went
to the cottage and called out
Elliott. After a considerable struggle
they forced him into a wagon in which
there was pot of tar and a bag of feath-
ers. Elliott drew revolver and fired
twice, the second shot killing Caleb
Smith, the brother Of the two women.
The report of the pistol frightened the
horse, which ran away ahd threw the
whole party from the wagon, and Ell
lott escaped and surrendered himself tn
the authorities. Intense excitement
prevails here in consequence Of the af-
fair,
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sEIssIssIPPI ELECTIONS.
All Quiet at Viebsburg-EO Trouble
AntieIpaIed-The First Victory
over the civil Rights
Scheme.

Special to the Appeal
VIcKsBURe, August 3.-The city is
quiet tonight, and there is no anticipa-
ton of trouble tomorrow. The white
people are hopeful OF a peaceable e'ee-
ton, and are confident of victory; but
they are prepared for any emergency.
In Montgomery county to-day a spe-
ciaI election was held for sheriff, in
which the lines of color Were strictly
drawn. The whites won by two hun
dred majority.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
A Lady Killed and Another wounded
"A Runaway the Occasion of ia.

From an Occasl onaI Correspondent
ROSE CREEK, TENN, August /, 1874.
A terrible accident occurred a few miles
south of here yesterday. Br. William
Hicks, an old citizen Of this place, start
ed, In company with his wife and Mr.,
and Mrs. Holley .(his son-in-law and
daughter), in a two-horse wagon TO visit
his sons at Ramer's station. When with
in four or five miles of the latter place
the horses became frightened, ran away
and threw them all out of the wagon.
Mrs. Hickss head struck against q
fence, killing her instantly. Mrs. Hol-
ley was badly hurt in both arms, but
not seriously injured otherwise. Mr..
Hicks and Mr.. Holley escaped uuhurt.
HESS.
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A CALIFORNIA JURY.-Not returning
for four hours, the judge looked in upon
them, and this is what he saw: On the
table in the center of the room stood a
bottle OF whisky, and around it the hi
larious twelve were marching in single
file. The foreman carried on his back a
bass drum, upon which the man behind
him was pounding. Next came a juror
playing a snare-drum, then a shrill
whistle Initiating a fife, and the rest
were singing. awe couldn't agree on a
verdict, nohow," said the tipsy foreman
to the judges reproof, "Rnd we didn't
think it was any hurt for to have a So
cial time s'lOng's we was a cOngen'l
Dartyn
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A REMARKABLE CASE.

EAST MIDDLERoRo. MASS, June 9, 1864.
MEssRs. BURNETT & Co.-When my
daughters hair came off she had been
afflicted with neuralgia in her head
for three years, and for two years after
her head was IS smooth as her face.
Through the recommendation of a
friend she was induced to try your Co.
eoaine, and the result was astonishing.
She had not used half the contents of a
bottle before her head was covered with a
fine young hair. In four months her
hair has grown several inches in
length, very thick, soft and fine, and Of
a darker color than formerly.
She still continues to use the Cocaine
in connection with the Kalliston, and
we have but little fear of her losing her
hair. With respect, WIN. S. EDDY,
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, August 3-River Il feet o inch.
es and falling. Weather lair.
PITrsBUKG, August 8.-Riyer feet inches
and stationary. Weather clear and pleasant
NASHVILLE August S.-River rising slowly
with feet inches on Harpeth shoSlt
No arrivals or departures except local pack.
cts.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.--River rising, with
: feet inches In the canal and feet Inches
In the Indiana chute by the mark. Weather
clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, August s.-weather clear
thermometer "a, the hottest day OF the season
Arrived: Paragon, Cincinnatt; Ii. G. NaegeI
and Commonwealth, -. Louis. No depart
ures.
EVANSVILLE, August 3.-River has risen II
inches with feet by mark. Weather cleai
and cool. Mercury % TO S0'. Business fair
No boats up except local packets.
VIcKsBUEG, August 3 Weather warm and
! cloudy. River falling slowly. Up: Tom Jas
Z per No boats down 10 day. Arrived: City oi
/ Helena.
sr. LOUIS, August 8-River falling prett,
! last but the channel below Is cutting out
/ Arrived: Belle OF Shreveport Mollie Moore
and Susie Silver, New Orleans.
CAIRO, August 3-NoOn Weather clear anf
warm. Arrived: Grand Tower, Memphis; At
{ lauuc, New Orleans. Departed: susie silver
Sfand rover and Atlantic, st. Louis,
Weather Report.
.WAsHINGroN, August 4, I am-For In,
ietls Ensiaha and middle States and lowe
lng, with northwest TO northeast winds apt
clear OF partly cloudy weather.
] fof the south Atlantic and Gulf Statast vie
ing barometer, slightly lower tenn perat,
hght TO fresh Winds, mostly from the norm
east, and partly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region. the soutb,ros
anu lower Missouri valley, falling baromete,
rising temperature, east winds, with proba
biy nEnt local rains.
For the Tennessee and Ohio valleva. cIao
weather, with east 10 southeast wind4 an
stationary or rising barometer, N-
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Mr.. Eddy's Testimony Renewed.

EAST MIDDLEsoRO, MASS, January II, 1867.
MESsRS. JOSEPH BURNET q CO.-GeI1-
tlemen-Soon after writing you my last,
my daughter delayed using Cocaine for
a few months, when her hair again
came of, leaving her head perfectly
bare, owing partly to the heat caused by
neuralgia. We procured a couple bot
ties Of the Cocoaine, and used it freely,
as formerly. In the course Of two
months the hair made its appearance,
and is now thick and soft, and in very
healthy condition. Respectfully yours,
WM. $. EDDY.
A TROY clergyman went a fishing the
O'her day, but had no luck. On his re-
turn he stood his pole and line up
against a house, and in short time
caught a hen.-Schenectddy Reflector.
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ARKANSAS.
Proc eedinGs OF the Constitutional Con-
veufiOn-Francbise and Militia
Articles Adopted.

LITTLE Rock, August 3.-The consti-
tutiOnal convention to-day completed
the consideration of the franchise and
militia articles Of the new constitution.
The articles on appointment and the
executive department will be up to-
morrow.
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EDITORS SAPPEAL-DO-day appears ON
the streets, a circular issued by w. j.
Smith, chairman Republican commit
tee, which is full of false statements.
General Patterson and Mulvihill, ten
years ago, were not residents of this
State, as he states, and on looking over
the late files of the AUdldRche and AP-
PEAL, two and three years ago, we find
their present nOuthpiece, Ed. Shaw,
charging Barbour Lewis with a high
crime; and he had to leave Mobile on
account of burning house for insur-
ance money; and that General w. j..
Smith robbed his people while he was
in command of his regiment; also,
picked the pockets of q wounded soldier
while begging for water; and also re-
ferred to his taking hogs from J. c..
Saint, for which he got a can
ing. These letters are full and
fresh in the minds of your readers.
Now, We demand from Mr.. Shaw
how he will rise and explain his con-
sistent course at present. One word
more: Just on the eve of the present
campaign he desired to organize the Re
publican party with.a citizens meeting
so, as he stated, to beat this Federal
ring which he is now supporting. Will
Mr.. Shaw arise and explain his course
and his action for so doing, as his letters
are on file, with dates, and can be pro-
duced? BARTLETT.
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This Concert is strictly for MASONIC mr.
poses, and viii be conducted with the same
iloeralliy, honesty and fairness which char
acterized the first enterprise.
JOHN l.. ROPER, President.
For Tickets and Circulars, giving fun in
formation, address HENRY V. MOORE
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Virginia.
Agents wanted everywhere. i've cod 9Syv
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DIED.

MARDEN-In this city, at had-past two
o'clock, on the morning OF August ?, 1874
MARIA WEST, wife OF Daniel g. Marden.
BAILY-At Leath Orphan Asylum, August
81. RoRT. L. BAILY. aged 2years and d months.
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
Memphis, Tenn. August !, 1874.
UlHE stockholders OF each Of the following
named corporations who have not paid the
taxes due the city for the 10th corporate year
QS73) on the assessment Of their shares OF
stock are hereby required TO pay the same on
or before the 5th inst, or distress warrants viii
be issued against hem after that date; -
Memphis City Fire and General Insurance
Company.
Pe1pIes Insurance Company.
Carolina Life Insurance Company.
fernando Insurance Company.
Home Insurance Company.
Rlud CITY In psuTance Company.
Phoenix Insurance Company.
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
Memphis Life and General Insurance Com
pany-
jackson Insurance Company.
Southern Life Insurance Company.
German NstiOnal Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
First National BANK.
Union and Planters Bank,
Emmett Bank.
Manhattan Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank.
DeSotO Bank.
Memphis Gas Light Company.
GRyoso Gas Company.
Memphis City Railroad Company -,
FRED. C. SCHAfEe,
au2 City Tax Collector.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Eucalyptus GIoBuIus.


EDITORS APPEAL-A gentleman OF
this city, after reading an article in the
Sc ientifc American, sent to San Fran
cisco for the seed of the Eucalyptus Clio
bulus, and has succeeded in raising ten
or twelve thrifty plants. Some of the
same seed were given to Judge Latham,
who has also been essful in their
propagation. In abiding to the article
on this plant, which appeared in last
Sundays APPEAL, we would say that
the Eucalyptus Globulus is a native Of
Australia, and YVES introduced into
Buenos Ayres by a gentleman Of Cali
fornia, who has had il successfully
grown in his own State. The effect on
the malaria, spoken Of by the highly
esteemed Spaniard (who emigrated to
Buenos Ayres four years ago. may be
seen at Judge Latham's or at w. A.
Hill's residence. near the State female
college; although the weary process of
the fog is not yet clearly perceptable,
but of the growth of the plant there is no
doubt. The leaf resembles that of a
young cabbage plant, although not of
the same shane or texture. In rubbing
your fingers over the leaf you take from
it a very fine powder which, by rubbing
between the fingers finally disappears.
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TennIe nRHnnnr.

LATOMA Temple of Honor and Temper
N ance No. /, viii meet AZ the New Masonic
Han. Gayoso Block, this crUESDAY) evening
at o'clock. A full attendance Is desired.
Transient Templars cordially invited 10
meet with Us.
BY order BUN. r. PRICE, W. Q. T.
ALF'D Il. WHITE, W. X. ie3O
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Old Folks Of Shelby County.

DEGULAR monthly meeting In the School
IL Board Rooms, Odd-FellOWs Building on
TUESDAY, 9th inst, al B o'elock pm. Report
Of Barbecue Committee viii be acted upon.
Full attendance requested.
By order OF the President.
au2 j. p PRESCOTT. Pee. Eec'y
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DISSOLUTION.

ss- The trm Of John Gillespie a Brother was
dissolved on the gath day of July, 1874, by the
death OF MAURICE GILLESPIE. The busl-
nos ,,-ilI be continued by
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S0O,OVO IIChEIS-6OOO CASH GiETS
$50 25O,oOO2 2
LIST or GIFTS.

A NEW FEATURE, gO-WIT:-A Gift is
Guaranteed TO one OF every Ten Con-
secutive Numbers.
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EOUTHEKN HOOP

SOUTHERN HOOP
skirs and Corset Man
ufaetory.SS Main 81
skirts and Bustles adap-
ted to the present style OF
dress. The price OF my
real French and Custom.
made Corsets has been
reduced. and l invite
purchasers to select from
myimmense assortment
which comprises long
short, embroidered and
plain Corsets, and every
thing connected with
COrsets. LOUIS LANCE
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BUSINESS MEN TO TaE RESCUE.
Copy of Agreement and List of Persons
who viii Close their stores ON
Thursday.

The following will be read with pleas
ure, as indicating on the part Of our
merchants q determination for success
on Thursday next:
The undeTsi ned merchants and man.
u factureIs Of the city of Memphis, with
a view Of giving their employees an ops
portunity TO take part in the county
election, agree to close their stores, Off
ces, workshops and founderies from nine
O'Clock in themorning until four o'clock
in the evening on Thursday, August 9Th: /:
Gage d Fisher, Farrow, Raines q Co.,
Martin & Hills1nan, Rutland, F. & Co.,
Ely, Harvey Il r., Al. Roach & Co.,
Mosby, Hunt Co., II. Beatus,
A. J. Pollock, K. W. Caskln,
OrRill, Bros. & Co., i. n. Patrick,
II. H. Allen & Co., W. B. Galbreath.
Day & PrOudft, buchanan, II. & Co.,
Grfder & Denie, ~. p. Reid & Co.,
Cochran, CirOde & Co., +. B. ROssell & Co.,
BROOKS, Heely & Co., y. l.. Sullivan &. Bro.
Stanton Moore, II. e. DOLLS & Co.,
A Naccaro & Co., stewart, q. & Co.,
I'D. NiedereF, j. II. Black,
selden, Hicks & Co., a. N. Boyd & Co,
B. B0yless q Co., ID. A. Clarke & Co.,
J. V. Fusseii, Hendrlx, Carter q Co.,
A. j. Wheeler, q. Fails 4 Co,
Rooies q Co. II. A. Montgomery,
5. c. DePass, NJ. l.. Meacham * Co.,
W. A. Holt, Ralph, Wormley q Co.,
Estes, FizeT & Co, Clapp MeuX,
owen, McNuJt Co, q. A. Eckerly.
Caldwell Lamb, Petit & Simpson,
w. r. Kennedy, W. j. Ross
Taylor & DUNN, l. Porter & Co.,
II. DOw, harrington & Howell
j. r. Frank < Co. Walker & Wendell,
Jones, Brown 4 Co., Edmouds, p. & Co.,
Furstenheim q Co., Heron, COunor & Co.,
j. J. Busby 4 Co., j. W. MoOreS,
Dillard & Colin, L. NJ. Apperson & Co.,
d. L. sullivan Bro, l.. Mitchell,
X. N. Bradford, ag't, Martin Walt,
j. +. DonOlly Co, White, LangStan 4 Co.,
w. i. Simmons, NJ. Gavin Il Co.,
l.. WGiley, J. NJ. James q Sons,
StrattO1 q Wexford, W. b. Gibson,
Beasiy. Barton a Co, Hadden 4 Avery,
T. B. billiard J. I'll Coffin & Co.
Arbuck ie Tueker&CO. Jos. $. Smith,
walker Bros & Co., Leidy q Co.,
Sproule d McCOwn, Apperso1 & Kennedy,
BLowenstein & Bros, o. f. Prescott & Co.,
/. & a. l.. IOwensteiu, Boyle & Chapman,
Menken Bros, Cleaves d Carnes,
HerzOg & Bro, Walt q Lewis,
F. d. Barnum & Co., y. J. Semmes Il Co,
]. c. Ward & Co., Mansfield * Higbee,
". G. Byrd, Johnston & Vance,
Franciseo & wiggin, Wheeler, ,Pickens & Co.,
MuldOOn. BulleJt &CO.,A. NJ. Scarbrough,
Taylor, joy & Co., +. Louis Warner,
SchOolfield, Hanaur Hartmus 4 Co.,
GCo. J.J. RaWlings,
]. II. Wallace, NJ. D.. GOodlett q Co.,
K. .VsNredenburg, Jesse F. Brown,
p. q. Bigley, J. C. johnson d Co,
Brown & Jones, sam. NJ. Gates,
F. H. Clark & Co, J. II. " aggsner,
HOlloweIl l. CrOckett&H,A "a. Seessel q son,
A. c. Tread well & Bro, Schwab y 20,
RISK q Johnson, Rice, Sux & Co.,
Clarke, John nson & Co, ,Loewstine Brothers,
W. Holder Berry, Wfcks, Terry 4 Co.,
Thomas, Gross & Co, W. W. Williams Co.,
James sutton & Co., Spicer & Ryan,
Martin x CO., Armstrong, Nail & Co..
Goodbar a Gilliland, Sledge, Mckay d Co.,
W. S. Bruce Co., E UrqUhart X Co.,
y
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IN CASH GIFTs. aggTegating
NO INDIvIDUAL BENEFITS.

Whole Tickets, SO; Balf tt ,kets, IS; Quar-
ter Tickets g so; Eleven Whole Tickets or q
Half Tickets for 500. No discount on les
amount.
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John GILLESPIE

who assumes all the liabilities, and is alone
authorized to settle any claims due TO the late
trm. JOHN GILLESPIE.
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Contributions to the relief fund for the
sufferers by the recent flood are pouring
in to Pittsburg, and now reaches about
thirty thousand dollars.
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MASS MEETING
"Wednesday. August 5th.
Trustees Sale.

DE virtue Of a deed OF trust 10 me executed
ID by r. r. Davis, on the I9th day OF Ap.ii,
1870, regis cred in registers Office OF shelby
county in book No. "a, pages 5i9 and go. 10 Sc
cure certain Indebtedness therein mentioned,
1 VIII sell, ct public auction. 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, ct the so1thwest corner OF
Main ard Madison streets, IN the city of
Memphis, on
Saturday, 9th Day OF September, 1874,
between the hours OF 10 and Il o'clock m, the
following described real estate in Shelby
county, Tennessee, TO wit: Oae hundred and
sixty (i6Jl acres Of the north half and one
hundred and NINETY Q50) acres OF the south
half OF section nine 9l, township No. one u),
range No seven a.. Also, eighty acres Of the
east half Of the southeast quarter of section
20, township one tD, range seven % west.
The title is believed TO be good, the equity Of
redemption waived in said trust deed, but
sell and convey only as tr0stee.
J. n. FORD, Trustee.
Estes, jackson & ElIett, Attorneys au4