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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-01
CATTLE.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery county Set
Hereby certify that Richard y. Trail, Of
Montgomery county, came before me. the sub
scriher, one Of the Justices Of the Peace in
and for said comfy, on the 9th day Of Sep
TENDER in the year Of our Lord 1875, and
made oath il due form Of law that he found
trespassing as estray upon his enclosures, one
large work STEER, spotted, no ear marks /;
one white STEER marked with upperbit in the
right car; one red and white HEIFER marked
with upper bit in the right ear. Given under
my hand GEO. w darcy, J. P.
The owner of the above described property
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
sep I7Z3t HICHARDF Z. TRAIL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-01

r. r. HILLARD,
DAVID CARSON,
JOHN A JONES,
W. u. DICXERSON,
W. r. VEIRS.
J. 7. HEFFNER,
LBONIDAS JONES,
+. j. CHISW WELL,
l.. A. WHITE,
CRIDOY LUHN,
l.. s. Us.
IS. +. WHITE,
s. l.. BEALL.
". THOS PYLES,
WIN. G. BREW Err.
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WAN ..

A YOUNG LADY desires situation as
N G0VERNESS. Address
EDITOR, Sentinel Office,
sep loft Rockville, Nd.
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SO Acres of Land,

more or less and will be sold in two equal
parcels, the division to be made by line
drawn from the western side through the
centre of the lot.
Lot No. 40 lies on the southeast side OF
the same monnlnin and cnntaina
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$50 Acres of Land

more or less and is improved with n large and
commodious BRICK HOUSE, a Log Building,
good Barn aud other useful outhouses. 1t
has an richard of choice apple aud peach
trees. is in II good state OF guilty ,tion, under
good fencing, is well watered, and contains
about 80 acres of wood land. The FERRY
Tract contains now (since the above mcm-
toned sale to Il. V. While) about
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GStray Calves

ltAMf3 20 the premises of the subscriber on
~ the 9Th Of August last, 2 Heifer Calves,
four or five months old-oDe red and the
other red with white spot in its forehead,
and both marked in the right ear.
The owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property, pay charges aid take them
away JOSEPH FLACK,
sep J7-3t Near Montrose.
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SALE OF MOUNTAIN LOTS.

DY VIRTUE Of an order Of the Orphans
ID Court of Montgomery county, the sub
scriber as Administrator D. b N. G. 7. A d,
Of Joseph N. Dawson, late of said county, de-
ceased, will offer AT public sale in front of
the store of Ephram G. Harris, at Mount
Ephraim, in said county,
On SATURDAY, October 23rd. 1875.
at the hour Of 10 0 clock, A. NJ !, ..the Noun
tain Lands belonging to the estate of said de-
ceased.
These Lands consist of two lots numbered
"a and 40 respectively.
Lot No "a lies on the northwest side of
the Sugal-loal Mountain, contains
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HOUSE AND LOT,

in the town of PoolesviIle wherein Thomas
G. Lanuan was living at the ii ne Of bis death.
This property is eligibly situated near the CEN
ter of the town.
TERMS or SHE :-One-fourth cash and
the balance in one, two and three years, the
whole 20 bear interest from the day of sale
and interest payable annually.
sep Its JOHN 7. VINS0N,
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TO WHEAT GROWERS.

Composed Of 800 pounds Of No. l Peruvian
Guano, and 1900 pounds Of Soluble PhoS-
plate Of Li,ce, (boReS disSolged in SUI
phuric acid POTASH and soda,
Forming the most concentrated, universal
and durable fertilizer ever offered to the
tarmer--combining all the stimulating quail
ties of Peruvian Guano, and the ever dura-
BILE fertilizing properties of Bones In fine
dry powder, prepared expressly for drilling,
and can be applied in any quantity however
small, per acre 1t is the opinion of many
close calculating Farmers, after SEVEN
TEEN YEAR experience in testing it side
by side with other popular fertilizers that an
application of 100 pounds Of Excelsior is
equal to 200 pounds Of any other fertilizer
or guano, and therefore fully 100 per cent
cheaper.
g1o- Uniformity of Quality guaranteed by
the Manufacturers.
Nc Farmers should see that epery Bag is
5rdnded as dbope, ,cuh the anal YSLS and
OUR Nj NE in RED LETTERS. Al others
are counterfrits.
ls- PRICE $50 PER TON.
u. TURNER & CO.,
AZ Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.
re- For sale by
E.V. White Whites Ferry, Va,
John A Baker, Washington, d. G.
And at ALL STATIONS on the Metropolitan
Branch and Main Stem Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad aug 6-3m
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TRUSTEES SALE
Large and Valuable Tracts of Land in
Montgomery County.

DY VIRTUE of aDccree Of the Circuit
40 Court for Montgomery county as q
Court of Equity, wherein Virpinin White and
others are conplainanis, and George N.
White aud others defendants, the subscri-
bers, us Trustees, will offer at public auction,
Mt Smiths Hotel, Poulcsvile, on
SATURDAY 9th day of October 1875,
al 1 O'clock, A. NJ. all those large and valua-
bile Tracts aud Parcels of Land Except about
ninety-one acres sold under the said Decree
to Elijah j. White) which was acquired by
Daniel 4. White, late Of said county deceased,
from his father, the late pr N O. White,
and Richard j. Bowie, Trustee of Thomas I.
Wheeler.
This Land is composed Of two distinct
tracts known as the Wheeler Tract" aud the
Ferry Tract, containing in the aggregate
about
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sac Acres of Land,

more or less, situated near Conrad's Ferry,
on the Potomac river, about thirty-eieht
miles above Georgetown D. G., and six miles
from Pooosvile, in Montgomery county,
The two have been recognized and used ms
separate farms for many years and viii be
sold in lots to suit he wishes Of purchasers,
or in the entirety ms may suit their views.
The Wheeler Tract the homestead OF
Daniel I. White, contains about
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ARCTIC
SODA WATER
AT ALL HOURS.

no Having largely increased my stock, it
therefore only irst-class goods will be sold pr
detail Of business will receive my undivided pc
~ and carefully filed and at same prices as wer
kept in stock will be ordered at once.
va The entire trade of the'Physicans of Il
made to give satisfaction.
Respectfully
Nsa.. Master MAGRUpER MUNCASTER vii
Rockville, Md, February H. 1913.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-04-13

SuDaI(erHDTTtcteren1 ZI0S u~lter0fftcte>
rem, 6l92 SoloateM uno 1872 8feroen.
SIM @an3en 430, 703 WtaIn uno l0l 1902
Rferoe.
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erfGbrt man aus Der 8erprontantirungss
Statiittf, tpel6e auf Der Seine BrGfefs
tur gefart mtro. 8om l. bis 81. Sanuar
itno in ben Barrier Warftballen Derfauft
tporoen: 35l $40 9ibner, 81, 400 2ruts
biibner, Sc. 500 Heb6i6ner, 204, 900 2erz
den. IL ,5005 9nepfen, 49, 600 &rammetss
bogel, 1880 Saiane, un9ere1net cine
unaabl WaiernilO, ais ba iin0: Grids
enten, &~e9enpfeifer, @iloenten u. I. 10.
SIN Wfonat Sanuar fanen liberties ni6t
tpeltt9er ais l34, 800 &a1t16en auf ben
Wfartt. 9te erb06te Serae6run9siteuer
bat nibt ben Quiternconlum Dermtnoert;
I'M 8abtQon TX oer WarftDale nuroen
aueln 1856 Mftutnnen StIf Mujtern perz
fault, ote bon Dem frans0iii6en &Iitens
lanoe fanen. Die Butter ftgurirt nit
2,200,0O0 8funO, Die @ter init Der 3iffer
bon IL Wttuionen Stitd. Ga 8rie bat
$4,000, gfenf9atel ia, 900, Wontso'Or
$4,000 2aib &Gle, ab9eieben bon 200, 900
9uoeren Sttden, 9eliefert. Sees nlO
SaBpaI1erftI9e erret6tem Die 3iffer bon
4,4O0, 900 Ytuno. Sur GrgGn5ung otes
les ltatIitti0en Quspeiies iet nod Dtndu7
sefIst, baB i'm WaOnat SaHuar tn ben
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
DALLAS, TEXAS
TUESDAY MORNING ::;:: SEPT. 81.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure of Trains as
DRiIRs.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

THE HERALD is favored with a
letter from Mr.. j. Rainaim, who is
Sheriff of indianapolis, Indiana. He
says that he is getting up an excursion
of three or four hundred people to
visit Texas, and they all expect to stop
at Dallas, They are of the best people
of that section, and though excursion
lists, expect to remain in Texas perma-
nently. They are representatives
of all classes ~-of business men,
with capital to invest and skilled me-
chanics being of the number of the
excursionists. They will all settle
somewhere in Texas, and they will
stop in Dallas. flour people could by
any means induce them to remain and
cast their fortunes with Dallas, it
would be of great benefit to us, and an
acquisition which would rebound to
the benefit Of the city. We might
even give the excursionists reception
in public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21

"A reporter Of the Houston paper
brings the following intelligence from
Virginia Point.
Galveston Is badly damaged and It
Is hard to estimate the loss of property
aud life. The water was TWENTY-FIVE
inches over the highest point on the
island Tor forty-eight hours, Ine cot
ton press was destroyed. Dr. Peete
and his grandson, Willie Blunt, were
drowned at the Qarantinc station.
Two or three vessels have been de.
stroyed.
Seven houses at Virginia Point
were swept away The estimate Of
the loss at Galveston IL live mill
ion dollars. The streets ARE bad
~ washed, and several street
ears are demolished. Five breaks in
the railroad bridge, one of 100 feet
sixty men were ut work on the break
water aud were cut OH from the city.
All were saved except four almost hy
II miracle. Oneman was drilted nine
miles to Virginia point on u plank.
Three vessels were In port dragging
their anchors, one of them thought To
be safe, while the other two are he
lieved to have been lost One of the
dredging boats Is on the prairie, near
Virginia Point. A numbcr Of wrecks
are reported on the island, but moth
ing definite is known.
The Direct Navigation Company
will take passengers from Houston to
Galveston, till bridge is repaired.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
THE MISSISSIPPI FlASCO.
.4-
Adelbcrt Believes the President and
the Party both Misunderstood
Him.
lie Is willing ana Anxious 10 Accept
the 0dlan OF the Nation IL the
Troops are Furnished,

WASHINGTON, September 2l--The
following is the text ola telegram from
Governor Ames to the Attorney Gem
eral, relating to affairs in Missl-sippi,
which was to-day received
JACKSON, MISS, September 10.
To Attorney Ga neral l'ierpont Washington /;
The necessity which called fpIlh my
dispatch of the Stli instant to the Pres
ident still exists. II is Il question of
yesterday repeated to-day to ask for IN
formation, which gladly give. NiU-
lence is incident 10 the political con.
test proceeding the pending election.
Unfortunately the question of race
which has been so prominent at
me South since the war,
has assumed nagniflpd imprr-
lance at this time in certain To-
calities. In tact, that feeling is 50 in
tense that protecting the c0lOrcd men
by white organizations is dispaired of.
The political contest Is WAyed ON the
white line which forbid il, If the his
tory of the colored people since recon
structlcu has any bearing on the situa.
ton ut this time.
- ''Adi''h 'NNlNNltlll VI we AlbuDltS
cannot be condensed into II telegram.
This State has been opposed to organ
iZing the militia of colored men. 1t
has been believed by them that it
would develop II war Of races, which
would extend beyond the borders of
this State The organization OF whites
alone, where the issue is one of race,
would he equally Intellectual. The
most complete protection would he
found IN strict nOn-interfpr-
ence of the whites. Contradic-
tiona will be as numerous as
they were last December, but the re-
port of the Congressional Committee
proved the correctness of my views.
am aware of the reluctance Of the
country to national interference in
State affairs, though if there he no vio-
lation Of law there can be no interior
ence. Permit me to,express the lhope
that the 0dium Of such an Interference
shall not he attached to President
Grant or to the Republican party. As
Governor of the State make the de-
mand, which cannot well be refused.
Let the Odinm, in all its magnitude,
descend upon me. ] cannot escape a
conscientious discharge OF my duty to-
ward a class Of American citizens,
whose only oflense consists In their
color, and who am powerfess to pro-
tect. Signed
ADELBERT AMES
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tp n ,I,,. r, A.
IhE DALLAS HERALD AFTER tne
manner Oh tle uaiNesto'i Ne"S' nu'
gone lnto the pumping BUSINESS. business ne
lrsC lawyer W wiiolii ne "Pl1,Ieu III
,nacnihe was JuuSe liare' ~ ac.e''
IKE charm. O'ie VI Iie on'ei Geau'
Sles VI '.lis ins.iu''ie''V 10 ,,s w. '"'"t?
NO matter no" sily la"yei ~ oh ''S
aplroucli ehe opeihtor 70 suit '" seV D."
.uinoi u" MN a'''i ir ni"Nt .'"' T T"p
HrpAInis first Aynnrjm.mt "1hp
Judge, after looking around in help
less mannerfor some avehueof escape,
" 'i., '!u"'ns none, taVu l'' t ;,
a, man dalivnrs NM his lm.t morsel of
dinner when demanded by "Yoreck, !"
after liberal dose OF "lplcac' July
anu ireeiy we "Io'''e,'aa ,;,', ieSi r,'
Hpe,In was in the civ with his
pumping machines, but our Judges and
LAWYERS got wind OF MN somehow,
the . nner ~ fInw lawn ea Era =" , ratrp to Dallas
without any "iudicinrv', from the JEFF.
ferson bar.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 20. The Fall
races of the Louisville Jockey Club
commenced to-day, with tiatterlng
prospect for a brilliant meeting. The
weather is good the track excellent
aud large number of people in at
tendance. First race, one and one-fourth
mile, five entries, selling in pools as
follows: Hazenn, Breakmqn, Katie
Pierce, Post, Leonard Phyllis. F'S4
Second race, st, Leger, ten starters,
selling as follows: Tenbroeck Verdi
guis, Geo. Graham King Alfonso,
Voltigeuer, Ventilator, Millionaire,
Enlister, Asterlite, Vagabond.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
TELEGRAPHIC
GAL v ESTON.
Damage Done Caused More by
Water Than Wind.
reports Meagre and Conflicting.
Loss OF Life Small.
Damage TO City ana Railroad
Reports Meagre and Conflicting.
Loss OF Life Small.
Damage ID City and Railroad
Property and Shipping Es.
tlmated at from One
10 Five Millions

The telegraph line between Houston
and Galveston. and between Dallas
ana houston are working too imper-
fectly for the receipt of anything like
connected account of the disaster.
The account from New Orleans, report
ed by pas en- ers who left Immediately
after the s,..m, and before the full ex-
tend Of the damaged had been ascer-
tanned, reaches US via ST. Louis. -ED. I
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a War Steamer ordered TO Port .au
d.. ... s.... Prince. .u. DtI.

WASHINGTON, September 20. The
United States steamer Powhattan, now
at New York, will sail from there this
week for Port-au- Prince, iiayti, in nc
cGrdance with the request from the
State Department during the troubles
on the island short time ago. The
Arnerieanlmlnisteif there gave shelter
to some sparties,S In consequepce~ OF
which their adversaries threatened the
minister, and the Department deems
1t expedient tosenda vessel there for
his protection If necessary.
One hundred aud fifty recruits have
been brtieredlto ortUnion, New Mex
leo, for the Eleventh Infantry.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHEqONO, ETC
Norwood High School,
vLR GLNIA.
session 75.7OopenS September 10, 1870

VIVID. CABELL University Va.l, Principal
+, KEY MEADE University Va, lnstruc'
tor Ancient Languages.
TROS, a. Seldom, ,Math. Medalst, INV
YAH instructor in Modern Languages En-
glish &c.
henry ROSE CA RFER (C.E, and Assistant
In Applied Matb,, INV, Nn.l Instructor In
Pare aud Applied Math.
RIO, l.. BROWN UUnv. Val, instructor In
bookkeeping, English, 6c.
Students received AT any time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
rne brookIyn scnndnl cases.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.--The case OF
Tilton VS. Beecher, which was No. 10
on the city court calendar Of Brooklyn,
to-day, was'by consentiof COUNSEL put
over until next term Of the court.
Tilton's libel suit against the Brooklyn
Eagle also went over TIL next term, 10y
consent. 'i'is'
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Anolhef fngIlAK. rallnro.

LONDON, September "a. The Rich
mond Iron works, at Stockton upon
Lees, comprising twenty-six furnaces
and rolling mills, aud employing three
thousand hands has suspended. The
concern Is insolyent. Wrs-il slnt
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Monday, The 9th Day OF September, 1915.

On account OF the dliiiculty attending the
collection of small bills, and in order that
the school may be self sustaining, strict
compliance with the above terms Will be
required; nnd no deduction whatever
VIII be iands tor lost time.
MRS. r. D.COUGHANouR Principal.
ntlgSibW ~ GA I tI : ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21
verdict In the Charlie. Ro.x Case

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2OLThe
jury In Westervelt case returned
u verdict Of guilty. In the last
three counts of indietment. A u6otion
for new trial has been made, but az
as yet not granted. aleia afe apytt
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Copartnership Notice

We have this lay associated With us Mr..
NJ. y Pierce formerly OF the firm Ut plelce
livlrl, for HE purpose Of carry ing on a
general lob Printing and Book huding bust.
neNs, The undersigned embrace this
opportunity OF rotu'ulu9 THANKS TO their
customers for the patronage bestowed upon
them during the pist year, mud respectfully
solicit u continuance ~ the same Ia the new
arm GARTER e GIBSON,
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The following letter is received from
our regular frontier correspondent. At
this distance nothing is known of the
merits of the affair:
JAcKsBoRo, September II, 1870.
To the Editor of The Dallas Herald
In reference to the Gibson and Car
gill shooting scrape, notice an article
In the Advance Guard Of Decatur, cali
ing upon you to correct my base nc
count of the transaction. Entre nous,
as the French say, / had my informa-
ton from Gibson himself who was a
friend ofmine. II Gibson had been
IN the wrong why was there no at
tempt made, at least for several days,
to arrest him. Directly after the shoot
ing he made his way back to the ram
ger camp, company b, Captain Stew
EMS company, and continued his duty
as sarpeant, his whereabouts Known
to everybody. Should Mr.. Cargill,
who understand is slowly recovering
feel aggrieved, or amy of his friends
please refer them to me; my address ~
Jacksboro, and will give them all
the satisfaction they require, ana I'D
frontier phrase sin any shape | am
well known. Yours truly,
CoMANCHE JIM.
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, nyr,,TIsyN y, stmsat i,ood ,y,,,,,n

DYEhTIsTNtn Cneabi Good isystep,.
~ dttc--All persons who contemplate
insertion OF advertisements should send 40
cents tn Geo. Z. Rowpll a Co., Al Park Row,
New YORK, for their PAArp1ILET-BOOR
(nineiv lebei'th '6lhf0nL containing lists OF
nv The cost Rdvertisefne y "A IA an for issT.
ing papers IN many states nc n tremendous
reduction from publishera' rates. GET rHp
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glig aii Nv haJlu iag p'iiia lah ipl1i, IN qls
y giaaDe uNl Nhu oi .ieilyni Vti,yAuua Niit
tg4liW m ies,a.. hnN tssd MI sisN .li- Y
iiiTHN Fllaa 1ti WitlD t44l 4onghA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-09-21

Remarkable wedding notice from
the Milford (Mass) Ray. =" The large
blue ewes of the bride seemed brighter
than ever, aud with her light hair
formed suitable contrast to her nus
bands black lair and eyes. This mat,
rImonial alliance has not been entered
into unadvisedly; it has been IN con,
temptation for about two years, a,n
meets with the most cordia! approval
T. OF all the relatives and friends o.
the newly-married couple. the brides
mother regards her new soil-il,.law ~
II ne we're her own son. he VII,
q continue as heretofore, to be empioye,,,,
" In the vegetable-ivory button factory
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DaIHasIgg Restaurant
io!5 MAIN ssCREIlT.
Opposite i.e Grnhdc HOTEL
N. HlFFSVA1T, ttD 0ya,l yiig.

have inst attod up and furnished IN tho
most elegant Wy g these spacious and cligi-
bic MONS, rhis Is lhe only place Ia the city
where respectable ladiee can visit without
hetng CONFRONTED hN q bar.
All the dcllcAcieS OF the season
Attentive walters win attend ~ the wants
al my customers, sept lAlBhl
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81 don't consider her anything but
a pert. upstart hussy. She's got no
taste; her clothes don't fit her; her
honnet's perfect fright; she's freck-
led, wears striped stockings and has q
wart on, her back as big M pigeons
egg bitterly exclaimed u slovenly
girl, hurting her croquet-mallet on the
4. ground, aud CHANGING in the direction
of her vanquisher, who was proudly
walking of the field with the light OF
victory in her eye Il Brooklyn Argus
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-26
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

-
ON SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1875, WITHIN
" legal hours, L will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, at the southeast corner Of Madi-
son and Main streets, Memphis. Tenn, the
following described real estate, to-wit: o
acres in Shelby county, Tennessee. Of q 1850
acre tract Of land, conveyed to w. 2. Mitchell
by VIM. Persons. by a deed dated April II,
by county, Tennessee, in Book No, 3, page
1893. The said 400 acre tract hereby conveyed,
being the part of said 1250-acre tract lying
west Of the Horn Lake road and Immediately
south Of and adjoining q 200-acTe parcel of
said l250-acre tract conveyed by w. z.
Mitchell to W.. Y. O: Humes, Trustee, by q
deed Of, trust dated December n, 1871, and
recorded in the Registers Office of Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Book No. 81, page al.
and extending back s~outhwardly from the
south line of said 200-acre tract or parcel, be-
tween the west line of said Horn Lake road
and the west line of said 1250-acre tract to the
southern boundary line of said 1250-acre tract,
and also Q sufiiciency Of the northern portion
Of said 1250-acre tract which lies east Of the
Horn Lake road, to make, together with the
parcel west Of the Horn Lake road herein
conveyed, the full complement Of four hun
bred 400 acres. This sale will be made by
virtue Of a trust deed executed TO me by VIM.
p. Mitchell and Amelia W. Mitchell, March
Is, 1874, recorded in the Registers Office Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, on the 18th day Of
March, 1874, in Record Book No, so, page $40,
edness now due said Vance.
All right and equity of redemption, and all
rights Of dover and homestead of the said
Amelia, the iwife of said VIM. P. Mitchell, is
expressly waived. Equity Of redemption also
waived by VIM. P. Mitchell. The title is be-
Trustee. GEORGE 7. VANCE, Trustee.
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