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aud, with this object in. view, she vii
probably b In this clty in . fow weeks Il
lgive an ieppisaticnal lecture, aac decide
|whess sh6 wi4 make her future home
{gG0ade1f n she0 0ssbodox people of CAsca
|go will4eel fhe same interest In bar on heI
arrival, that they have in the yisis "a
Chicago Of Brown, the mind reader, who
|is not 6piriiual,st, and does not claim "a
be Spiritual mediumY' II IN honest In
vestlgat,on Of the occult laws 10 desircd
by them, they certainly c"uld not find q
better subject through whom to arrive ~
the truth than Mrs n. The difference be-
tween her and Brown 10 obvious She is
. pain, artless woman, raised on the front
iers away from the contaminatiDg influ.
ences of fraud and deception, which are
invariably encountered in our great cities.
and in the course Of extensive travel;
Brown, on the other hand, has had every
to become AN adept in Chi
canery, if SO disposed. Is there an ~. +.
Church IN Chicago ready to he thrown
open to her! The wonderful mind read
er's exploits cease to surprise in compare
son with her manifes tations Of power. But
she 10 bonest-scknowledges that she y q
spiritual medium. aud saye of myself,
| can do nothing"
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OLD TINE BILL OF LADINa. Shipped
by the Grace of God, in good Order and
we'll condition'd, BY William Lee, in and
upon the good ship called the Friendship,
whereof is Master under God, for thu
present Voyage, William Roman, and now
riding at Anchor In the River Thames,
and by Gods Grace bound for Virginia, 70
say, One Case, ons Trunk. one box of
Merchandise, being mark'd and numbered
a. in the margin, and are to be delivered
in like good order. and we'll condition'd,
at the aforesaid Port of Virginia. (the
danger of the Sea only excepted) unto
Mrs. Anna Washington, ct Pope's Creek.
Potomac River, or to her Assigns, Freight
for the SAID Goods being paid, with Prim.
age and Average accustomed. In Witness
whereof the Master or Purser Of the said
Ship hath sflrm'd to 8 Bills of Lading,
all of this Tenor and Date; the one Of
which Bills being accomplished, the
other 3 to stand void. Aud % God send
the good Ship to her desir'd Post Ut safety.
Amen.
..Dated In London, cath Dec. ira
"WN. ROMAN"
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Yrs, thers Il no doubt abest 1t, tmel
ARE duIl, but this monotonous cry of dull
times il getting to Be the dull:ss OF the
Two. This cry meets ~ in svery Walk o.
|Mfe and We ofeen heas Il from people who
use il With certain junction - 1t were. =.
Though they rsshsr liked is This 70 espscs
|allv 20 with that ciass Of chronic dehn'
|oucnts Who are always behind With the''
|littIs bills and wlsh whom times havs
|bsep dull sinoe their infancy. We opsnt
that the somewhat too settled conviction
|thas Tins sss dull ~ . great measure
rssards The growth Of better tmss. There
10 . too gssat lack Of eosadsaos. esd capt
|taI : oevershy Of investmsst and rsmsinl
|idle. ssospsia ~ hapds of : ssw reckless
|spsculsAuss- Sng tenildly ier vs en-. s,
nesr nsii9 q d06SD6t tssm-lwho by fl'c,'
|s~n.vsssns erg1ainne ard fssqueas col
sss Sseoisjs Valuss asd dsmoraltso ~
Vias of - epaseU sfa
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A Positive DiS0dVontaIo.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

'Marse John. gimme four bits, please
air: you ain't treated this niggah sence DE-
war; said 81 to the son of his old owner,
yesterday.
what do you want with it. SIP said
the young man.
Want ter 60 to de circus, Marse John;
you know how . niger Is
But. 81, fifty cents won't take you In
now. The Civil Rights bill made you as
good as . white man at the shows, and
you Il have to pay dollar, rs l do.'
Am dat de truf, Marsc Johny
Just ~ true ~ preaching.'
81 scratched his head for full minute,
and then looking up with mournful eyes,
he said:
Oar it am agin! tole dem niggers
.iax-,raa aaa..;l;alAe-A>--
[D,kas hlank l. l. atb wus = aiEssJsp-
spoken nigges, ez you knows. MaFse
John. an 'twixt 10 / say, dam de slbil
rights. specially wen de c,rcuses am
arOun,.'
81 got his four bits; but he's mad yet.
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A Quaker womans sermon: my dear
friends, there arc. three things ] very
much wonder at. The first il, that chill.
dren should b % foolish - TO throw
stones, clubs and brickbats up into fruit
trees to knock down fruit; II they would
let II alone, it would fall itself. The &c
oud 10. that men should be 20 foolish and
even % wicked ~ to 60 to war and kill
scch other; II let alono. they would die
Themselves. And the.third and last thing
that wonder at II. that young men
should b % unwise - to 90 After the
young woman; If they would stay q
home. the young women would come ~
ter them"
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JOSEPH WRIGHT, Editor 4 PubIishe
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
roseral and Territorial Omcers.

roderal and Territorial Omcers.
Govcrnor-Bcnj. F. Potts, Helena.
sccretav-J. +. Galloway, Helena.
Audi,or-Sol Star, Virginia City.
Treasurcr-D. II. Weston. Helena.
Chief Jus,icc-D. S Wade, Helena.
Associate Ju,,iccs--H. n. Blake, Virgins
CITY, Hiram Knowles. Deer Lodge;
ifs Dist. Att'y-M. G. Page, Helena:
Surveyor Gencral-A J Smith. Helena
i. .Marshal-Wm. F. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int. Rev: 7. Fuller, Heiena
Us. Examining Surgeons-Cha Mussig
brod, Deer Lodge; Thos. Reece, Helena.
u. S. Com'rs-John Potter, Hamilton.
Bozcman Land District-E. w. Willett
Recistcr;J. v. Boger, Receiver: Bozenial1
Ileleua Land District-W. c. Child,
Rcgis,es IL. NJ. Keyser, Receiver: Helena
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\ The laborer who he's saved money Ia
lhsaa~ aated, perhaps, than any Ole to em.
1ploy 70 sdvsntage the kind Of labor, in
which he himself is versed. But the sw-
yer OF the suthor who has saved money
hes no way open to him Of turning, at the
same time. both HE knowledge and hts
money to account BY the successful EN-
Iploymeuts OF the talents OF other lawyers
|or other authors in undertakings like unto
|his own. Perhaps, indeed, something Of
this kind happens when . popular author
like Dickens turns editor. and collects
|arvupd him staff of lever writer's. who
admire his genius and are even disposed to
COPY his mannerisms. But the case 10 ex-
ceptional, and a. rule it so seldom turns
out that the very successful authors hap
pens to have the qualities of . successfal
editor and journalist. that exceptions
of this kind may be put aside ae lrrelev-
ant.
No doubt one of the great reasons why
professional men are. on the whole. 50
thriftless in proportion to their gains Is
this-that the occupation which absorbs
their energies is not one the gains Of which
can be extended BY the help of judicious
SAYING and investment. A man can not
be successful in commerce. aor, indeed,
very successful even as . skilled lab0rer,
without . strong motiye for saving In Or
der to secure more success either Of the
same sort, or at least Of q closely analogous
sort. But . professional man who is very
sue essfu; rarely has strictly profession.
Il motive for saving. The more his heart
10 absorbed by his work, the less he
links Of providing for himself in direc-
ions which are in no way bound up in
hls work:
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God never takes back his gifts. II he
ever gaye you . agAt Of his truth and
)ove. you have Il still Ojouds may pasa
between you and the sus, out The saa y
there, and win shine forth again. hmsy
10 stormy night. and the stass are hid
den; but they shire o.. permanent 80
pure, behind ths driving 1ain. and VII
again look out upon yoa with their cain
eyes. and ny. fzon thsar inacceasio'e aot
inenats heights. BE paiieat. little child
be patiest! md wait ill all a,os0s ant
dAskaess ahall AsU passsd away to
syes.s' .9..dsf & ss.
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To the wlfeof Judge Thomas ]. Gum.
who resides three miles south of Smith
vile, in this county, on the Rad leading
from Smithvillc to Liberty, was born 4
boy baby, ON the 29th day of September
last, the mother being in the 77th year Of
her age. The baby weighed eight pounds
at the time of its birth. and IA hearty,
we'll developed child.-(Liberty mo.
6VAncA.
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The head OF New York mercantile
house was Dragging rather largely On the
amount of business done by his firm. :"
"You may Judge of it's extent" said be,
..when l tell you that the quills OF our
correspondence cost $4,000 year."
'.Pooh!" eald the clerk of another, who
was sitting by, what is that to our cor
respondence, when I save 1000 IN ink by
merely Omitting to dot the l's?"
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Throwine Dirt with Gloves

The New York Tribune thus describes
Mr.. Wendell Phillips - an orator. II
says: HE 10 what Mrs. Nalaprop calls
q fluid and agreeable speaker. No orator
of this period he's done 90 much to clothe
the sentiments of the fishwomen In
smooth and unobject,onsble Enslish, and
adaps language Of the market to the leyel
Of the lecture platform. He 10 not stri'
dent but silvery, not coarse and foul, bat
rythmical and rotund, and when he fin1'
. bit Of decayed vegetable from hia
abundant compost heap at the head Of IN
opponent he lifts The offensive missile
With eloyed hands and dainty dnger-upa
and lets II 70 with the grace OF . dancing
master."
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The sight of pretty and laughing girl,
mounted on wheelbarrow, sod propelled
|by an an equally charming companion, 10
calculated to drive dull care from tho
heart of man, and al him with rosy
aspirations to become whee'oerrow n'm'
lseIf. No esrds.-(ROme Sentinel.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

-. &c.,,
4 TTORNEY At LAW-Will practice
Ain sll the Courts held IN Gallatin
County. cxcept the Probate Court, Oct.
"a. 1878.
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No Natter the Style.


Dr.. Mary Walker, innocent soul, thinks
her style Of clothing would induce mstrl.
mony, because the present. style ftightens
men away from matrimmy ~ IT. enor-
mous expensiveness. The honest creature
has never reflected t!nt the women would
make It just - expensive - whst they
wear now. The Idea that Mrs. Brown
would wear psnts Of beoadclosh while that
ridiculous Mrs. Jones wore pants Of velvet!
Never! Perish the miserable thought!
Or that Mrs. Smith woah appear In pub
lie wearing . pair with common illusion
ruiyles down the seams, while that absurd
old fright of . Mira Gnsen had real lace
stripes and sgoh embroidered waist band!
ny stanl Did yoa eyg hear of such .
thing! No. thank yoq. Mn Brown q
father coald have boaght and sold Nm.
Jones' father . deesn times, and Ars.
6mith semembess too well how the par.
eats Of Nm. Green hsd to pinch and
serspe 70 mske that acfawpy daughter OF
tbs,n look descent, and Why shoald she 90
e,vine hesseif airs nov, when sone folks
we're good deal her bettes ard could
show her soi Alasi ArA Dr.. n. W. does
moi know her sex. II the styles were re-
duced back TO tho original vefdant apron
tho dear creaturs would' make that one
angle arsiclsof dress cost enough to make
her husband shabby and INDECENT for life.
II l. "a them. What is bred In the bone
will come out In tho desh, and no reform
q can prevent Il.
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Thaddeus Stevens, when asked In the
last year of his life Why he had purchased
space In . Lancaster cemetery for Two
graves. said that perhaps after he was
gone some poor fellow might come along
who had no resting place, AMI might not
be unwilling TO turn In with him.
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A Texas editor says of another Texas
cditor-"That palsied old reprobate and
common dead beat will confer favor By
lin powise referring to %. We have no
thing in common with him, never read
his old pied hand bills and want nothing
TO do with him"
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]. ]. Davis,

TTORNEY AT LAW Office on
IL Black street, Bozcman, NJ. T. Will
prsctice in all Courts Of the Territory.
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We are told that ''Seuator Jones, OF
Neyada. won't smoke . five.cent cigar. !"
But that's nothing. There are men In
this town, not half - rich as Jones, who
won't smoke twenty-five cent cigar. II
would make them SIC II they did so-s
they don't smoke ct all.
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~ ING 0osU ~ lug 1ocU1ty VI SoS SeADsUo:J
that Marcy was the accepted suitor Of Miss
Dubela. Ths rdIe OF the institution
strictly forbade Tie yoang ladies from ~
ceiv.nE aay attention from gentlemen,
ssd the parease Of the yonnG lady had
strongly enjoAsd upop The tscsIty the
enforcement o. Ale rule IN regard to
their daughter. TSAsfore, the report Of
her relations with q youus lawyer
caused 90 unpleasant Aoaatioa 10 the
seminary. and Miss DobOA was strictly
forhiddea to have suy furthd >esociation
with Marcy. The report eva Arsached
her father, who hastsned % Tro5> Meter.
|ni.ed to rrmovs his daaghssl fseA Ne
seminary. But her explasefaee 6 ~
matter was sufficient, and be rssas:s
home satisfied that oil reports couce5einl
the name of his daughter with H. Alasc'
were groundless. :.
A fsw weeks aYter her fathers v'c'.
Miss Dubois Obtained permission 70 vis'
Albany with some frienda Some -"
after her departure Il occurred % ono Q
1.-The pspils 81 ths ssniaary who haa IN
lrerested herself In the altaiS OF -
| Dubois and Mr. Marcy 70 quite ~ exeea,
that, although The day was dengss1.
.hs young lawyer vas ssos = - seee !
Ibis socustomed place - the veFsoos :
Ibis oillcs. On making proper tnqn''
|shs lesnsa thasshe had aol bses ie
! 1all thst days This reused her cs!s9s'.
and excited hss ssspiciop, leadtng e
naks fusthss isqaisiss. a.d e - .
l1esDsd tluue - eceouQealoe - -
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During clerical conference the follow
lowing conversation wss heaid between
two pewsboys: I say. Jim. what's the
meaning Of 20 many ministers being aero
.ltoeerherf' why ans~ cred Jim, scorn-
fully, they slways meet once . year 70
avian eeFrnous.s -
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-, uoN1ANA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26 1875

WIN you, once the SoJreo Of great ple.s
mo asa psoft to M De yoa not recox.
|niae In ne % old fr,ead =
'srssinly d. ION ~. or r,ahe
were. niss Dubois, / q de,ieh,e, 3
meet yon again; ssthine cosyd riye mr.
xreaser pleasure said Marcy, after ,
moments hesi;stion. y
Permit me 10 introduce 70 von m,
husband, Ar. D., Of Boston. VS. I'd
me lsdy. ''Mr. D." she Continued
''!h's II the Hon. William L. Marcy
wnom you know 80 we'll by reputation
ne 70 an old friend of mine. I ono.
eioped with him; but l trust YOU Vii
forgive him. as sou have me, for it was
only indiscretion Of our YOUTH
such elopements are easily forgotten,
Senator" said Mr.. D.. "especi.llv
since the one Mrs. D. alludcs to ~.
afforded rs = fund of amusement frum
our first acquaintance"
IT was 50 well managed that neither of
us knew anything about il until it was all
over, J" said Marcy.
The story of the elopemeut soon found
it's way into Washington society, where /,
was the subject Of much merriment.
Marcy" said President Jackson. .,
one OF his receptions, at which Mrs.
D. and her husband were present.
Marcy, by the Eternal, If l had been in
your place I should have giv.n full occa-
sion for the report Of IN elopement With
that splendid woman. Why did you
nOt?'
because, President, had my eyes on
still lovel,er woman-the future Mrs.
Marcy" was the reply.
"Ah, that was all right; an excellent
cxplanaticr ;" said the President
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Thank heaven. remarked young ledy.
Ihiasing hsr pau beck 10 the other side oe
~ tnon, shs y - fSse eeastsy eed . Ssl.
|lov a. hsSo . eq1Ass - oo1uolooalU.
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r, r. Vivion,

TTORNEY AT LAW-Office. first
II floor Perkins brick bailding, Main
street. Bozeman. Will prsc.loe IN all the
Courts of the Territory.
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que s. ~. .os.ss s.. s 49, - a. ..,,s,.o.n =
."',.: ,.. .'..' - .,....s. s ' Ts;. sc-s..,
.ou - w p.s..:.ss :. :. ~. ' r..o.d,n. IN
. ~. ~. ,. NJ ..s...s. ~ h.- ~, .r;,;t in
,.. ,....e., ..s ). -. ...... ~ - s..h ,..,,fs.
@ .".:"~ :: .h..I,,. rovs,... he, .n,r,,
S"s. - = ....h 49,. d;..nc.e and nre
..s;ss Ss e.. . h.r
..a, q, NJ. nrounta has never made .
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In Wtst vireiais nearly every snbor-
|.linaae Gsaage has ito own store. there
being no State agest. AZ the PAsrons
there most Gsaesally eoocsatrase ehs'e Of
|ders, they often buy lowsr than even tns
merehnnts eau.-Farmefe' Frieod.
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A Secret OF Fine Linen.

Jake, whar you git sich fine 'broidered
shirts - dat you had on at de meetin' las'
|n,ght!'' asked Pete q Jake stood at the
post Office door, trying to stick bent
Ibrass pin into the back of his paper COLI
liar. and anchor that article into posi-
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e. =. Edwards.

A TrORNEY AT LAW-Ofiicc mex,
n door to A. Iamme s. Co.'S, Bozeman
Montana Will practice in all Courts oi
the Territory.
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"Let out your leaders. you ID tool.
yelled \ horscman 70 Nr. Beccher near tho
|Cnwfosd House. tho other oay, wsea
lhe was having some trouble win toes'
finland,
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4 no's dat you aiDs yearned NUT mon
ey to buy de buttons on dat shirt sence I
nod ye-I preshlates dat!" rcjo'ned
Pete.
"You's off de track, Pete, and dar you'll
stay tell yore mudder gifs ter be washer
woman!" You hear dat!
Pete signitied that he had heard enough.
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County Offers.

County Offers.
Probate Judge-John P. Bruce:
p. G.. Duke.
Board of Co. com'rs. ?. ? W " Me- McAdo% sss',
SherifF-C. L. Clark.
Clerk and RecOrder-Arch Graham.
Trxsurr-J. ID. cCamman.
Superintendent Pub. 1n.-F. l. Stone.
Surveyors. N. Reed.
Coroner A. ID. McPhcrsO1
Assessor-B. N. n.,ros ~
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John Potter,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
~ Montana. VIII practice in all Courts
Of til Tcrritl ~. ....
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REPRODUCTION Of Old Thought.

Re-PrOduction Of Old Thought.
Nothing is more strange than the re
production of old thoughts under tn,
guise Of new aud advanced opinions. /
would seem IS if the human mind. witt
al its restless activity. was destined Il
rcvolve in IN endlcss circle. I,s progres,
is marked By many changes and discov
cries; it sees and understands far NOR,
clearly what lis along the line of it,
route, and the modes or law YcosIe M IIl
swwyurcvusut0pUo Itself
Nature and ~! its secrets become bettel
known and the powers of nature ar.
brought more under human control; bul
the sources Of nature and lite and though,
ALL the ultimate problems Of being
never become mere clearly Ineligible
Not only SO, but the last efforts of human
reasoning on these subjects are even &.
the first. Differing III form. and ever
sometimes not greatly In fern, they are
10 substance the same. Bold % the course
of scientific adventure hiss seemed for .
time. it ends very much - ( began; and
men Of the nineteenth century look over
the same abyss of speculation Is did thci'
forefsthers tn. usands oi yers before. Nc
philosophy Of theism can beeaid TO have
advanced beyond the book Of job; and
Professor Tyndall. addressing the world
fr0m tho throne of modern science
which the chair Of the British Association
ought to be-repeats the thoughts OF
Democritus and Epicueus, Is the bes'
guesses OF the modern scientific mind.
-TBlackw woods MaRazipe,
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|hcation Of ihs seminary at tho useless
and ladicrous excitement they had Pro
duced. For long time this elopemen'
made much merriment In Ill circles, oosh
HI Trov and Albany. None, however
enjoyed the joks with keener relish sns
Marcy and hls tair friend.
At length che graduated and returned
to her friends, leaving the young hwyes
to nlod Oh. towards the fame that awaited
him. II The course OF time Miss Dubois
married Z highly respectable citizen OF
Bosfon. with whom she lived IN great
happineos and prosperity. With the lapee
~ lima honors accumulated upon VIII
lian L. Marcy. He was elevated TO the
hencA Of The Supreme Court OF the
Saaae OF New York. He occupied the
snberpatiossl chair. and afterwards %
Sne member of ths United States Stn'
"a shsn sesetsU of susie In the
lCs es Of The President Of The U"''ec
losese kaining honors ~ Minister On
;|Ssaie few Of HE prsdecessor' had
assa'ns0' While Senator in congress
fflhe sssssoed of sboss spleedid recep-
lions gwen = Distinguished onicial 70
: Ilhe heads Of dsp ~ea,e, ssDaiors, mean
bsss Of cossts, @ Qshsr eminent pr.
1Iepss sas.''a y -. J" s,s.is - sei'ca, 70 Us
DIteens1. Aocompbsbassds f.seinatipx
Z ...,.era "A repuled wee .,.,.c4ad
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Geor0e Nav.

TTORNEY AT LAW-Officc in Per
II kins brick. up stairs, Main street,
Bozcman, Montana. Will practice in all
Courts Of the Territory.
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4. W.MonroeM. D.,
physician AND URlo~ nm..
= mex! door west Of StrastVcr & Spcr:
ing g, Main street, Bozeman1 r. Zen
oe1s ms professional services lhe citizen,
Bozeman and Gallatin CO. ''<
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-31
Trustees Sale.

ON SATURDAY, APRIL s. 1875, WITHIN
legal hours, / 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: 400
acres IN Shelby county. Tennessee, Of a 125o-
acre tract OF land, conveyed to W. P. Mitchell
by VIM. Persons, by a deed dated April u.
i049, recorded in the Registers Office Of Shell
6y, county, tennessee, in Book No, 3, pare
39S. The said 400 acre tract hereby Conveyed.
being the part Of said 1250-acre tract living
west of the Horn Lake road and Immediately
south Of and adjoining a 200-acre parcel 81
said l2oO-acre tract conveyed by W. p.
Mitchell to W.. 7. @. Humes. Trustee, By
deed OF trust dated December n, 1871, and
county, Tennessee, in Book Ne. 81, page IA.
and extending back southwardly from Tie
south line Of said 2O0-acre tract or parcel. be-
tween the west line of said Horn Lake road
and the west line of said l250-acre tract to The
southern boundary line Of said l25Q.acre tra6f.
and also a suficiency Of the northern portion
Of SAID L5O-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
dred A00) acres. This sale will be made BIZ
virtue of q trust decd executed TO me by Wm.
Z. Mitchell and Amelia W. Mitchell, March
II, 1874, recorded in the Registers Office Of
Shelby county, Tennessee, on the 18th day Of
March. 1873, in Record Book No. SO, page $40.
to secure William =. Vance in certain indebt-
edness now due said Vance.
All right and equity of redemption, and all
rights OF dover and homestead Of the said
Amelia, the lwife Of said VIM. P. Mitchell, Is
expressly waived. Equity Of redemption also
waived by, VIM. ?. Mitchell. The title is be-
Trustee. GEORGE 7. VANCE, Trustee.
1880