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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04
FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 4.-Prince Louis,
Of BattenburR, was yesterday severely
injured by a fall from his horse while
pig-stickiug. The report of the engage
ment Of Princess Beatrice with Prince
Louis is unfounded,
Bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England to-day was eel 900.
BERLIN, February 4.-The Imperial
Bank Of Germany has reduced its rate
of discount to four per cent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

what the other says. a desire always to
~demonstrate and make the other feel in
the wrong. especially in company.
Much better. therefore, If our compan-
lou views a thingin a light different from
what we do. leave him IN quiet posses
sion of his views. What ia the use of
rectifying him if the thing be unimport-
sut2 Let it pass for the present, and
wait q softer moment, and more concili.
atory occasion Of reviving the subject
together, 1t is wonderful how many
persons are rendered unhappy by mat
tention 10 the little rules Of prudence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

GRAIN RAuHERs REV
init TO the waStefal and imp ~, " sub.
other ThreEhers, whom posted ~ ttgIU Az "'.rk VI
fo,Hp Oh tais one. tor ding sraiD s sa1{ns
cal work. <orousn ShV eoOnomi-
TaREsaER@EE FIND 1T BY sA,v .dvsD.
sssgnp9 = " W. = machine that b. no 'sBeaf.
fnSs, 4soKea," or Apron Sthst bandies
Sr9otny, Millett and all sv an Jidcnit grsin
sng eeedg, with ENTIR' 2 EaSE All
EtfECTfvEN EBB. ,ssnsfo n.rs0et,or.
saves the farmer his thgv al Iii; by eItSS AZ
inS o. Fr5sbins, masss , Q LitterinTs;" re-
SolFes bEso THAN .ER-nAI.F tho usual
ySiw, gc1es: ais, end Gears; essieI
n,s2saeo ! less ArT IS; ore that grain raisers
pre!er 70 en- f1ey and walt for, even az
Rfl zee, While other machines
are out Of loh.."
sizes mace with g, 8, 10 and
" u OUHted Powers, also
nst/ecialty W sspRrRtOrs atone"
= .pFessly fON STEAM Pow IN. and
% match OtIhtR H"Fae Powers.
II interested 10 grain raising, or threshlng,
write for lllus'rdtod C~lfcnlars sent hrs) with
igil partieplss I sisss, !sXle. prices; termO,
NLnMN R0hle Irsk. MiohUGH.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAX FRANoIsoo. February 4.-Ro6sr,
j. Martin, marine reporter Of the New
York Heral and organizer Of the Ship
ping News Bureau Of San Francisco,
died in this city Wednesday evening,
aged GA.
The discount on silver No. 3 to FIVE
per cent. causes much inconvenience. A
meeting OF merchants yesterday to dis
cuss toe question appointed a committee
to report on Saturday. 1t is the general
conviction that the Discount will increase
unless some outlet can be found.
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Monday, 9th Day Of March, 1879,

within legal hours, in front Of the court
house. in the city Of Memphis, county Of
Shelby and state Of Tennessee, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, for casa, the
following described property situated in the
counties Of Shelby aud Upton. in the State
o; Tennessee, and being known and described
as follows. to- wit: By virtue Of entry No. S,
founded on warrant No. 1857 for 253 acres
dated the first of September, 1885. two hun
dred and hfty-three acres Of the land herein
after described was surveyed, being range
eight and section I'VE; beginning at the north
EAST corner Of entry No. 1926 for 26 acres in
the name Of G. B. Batemsn. running thence
south with his line ninety poles, passing his
corner, in all tvs hundred and thirty poles to
an ash on the north line Of entry No. 1896
acres in the name.of Jesse Benton's heirs; and
thence east with their line ono hundred psles
10 a pecan marked II ] B. their northeast
corner; thence south twenty-five roles to an
elm and blackberry; thence east one hundred
and seventy poles to an elm marked J 8;
thence north sixty I've poles to q willow on
ths bang Of Vid river; thence west thirty de-
srees south three hundred and ninety-hve
poles TO the beginning. All Of the land above
described will be sold except one hundred
acres from the. western portion of the tract
Rbove described.
Also q certain tract Of land situate in said
counties Of Shelby and Upton. being grant
No. 5l2. bearing date August ID. 1876, for $50
acres. hut by computation only $50 acres, the
balance being lost By an interference with
an older entry in the name of John Trige for
two hundred and ffty-tWo acres, said tract
beginning in Shelby county at a hickory
marked X K on the east boundary Of a tract
Of one thousand four hundred and thirty-six
acres, in the name Of the heirs Of Jesse Ben
ton thence running east one hundred and
six chains and forty links to an elm marked
K X; thence north one hundred and sixty
poles to q willow marked X X on the bank Of
Old river; thence down Old river one hundred
and seventy poles to ] Trigg's northeast cor
ner Of a two hundred aRd ffgy-three acre
tract; thence sonth sixty Eve poles to Trigg's
corner; thence west with his line enc hundred
and seventy poles 70 mulberry marked ] I
on the east line Of the 1876 acres in the name
OF Jesse Benton's heirs; thence witl said line
south one hundred and ninety-eight poles TO
the beginning, being the Same property de-
scribed 10 said trust deed, Whick Is registered
in said Shelby county in book 81, page 100,
and In said Upton count in deed book T,
pages 39l, 1872. 3s3 and 1874, being the sam
plantation sold by Schaller 4 qsrke to said
Bass. which said lands lie together in enc
body and constitute ore plantation.
The equity Of redemption IA waived. Title
believed to be good, but will sell and convey
as Trustee only.
JOSEPH l.. HAHN, Trustee.
7. Il. EDGIEGTON, Attorney, 1856
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

Our republic COMMENCED IN lff6, one
hundred years ego, With thirteen States
and sl5,6lb square miles Of territory,
Which ives occupied BY about s,OO0,O0e
Of civilized human beings. II has now
q population Of 10000 0 who occupy
thirty-seven States and nine Territories,
which embrace over 100000 Of square
miles. 1t has $500 miles of railroads,
more than sufficient to reach twice and
= bali around the globe. The ynlce Of
its annual agricultural productions Is
$4,000, DOC, 900, and It's gold mines are
sGpAple Of producing $4,000, 900 q year.
has oyef 1000 cotton faetofies, $50
daily newspapers, $500 yeeklies and US
monthly publications. f"e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

Professor Tice lately lectured on
weather prognostication at Louisville,
but the Kentucky oourbons will learn
nothing; and the Louisville Commercial
says the g%oosebone predictions are per.
hAps more closely watched in Kentucky
than ever, The old-fashioned farmers Of
WoodfoRd county use the following plan
to foretell the weather: They take the
breAstbone OF a last springs goose
none other will do, for the prophecy does
not extend beyond the year in which the
goose is Matched It must be divided
into three different parts. which repre-
sent the three divisions Of winter. The
brssst-bone Of a goose is transparent, but
at places has cloud.like blots upon it
These blots denote cold weather. Look
ing at the bone before us, we find 9 little
cold weather the frat Of December,
which We have realized, and there is an.
other blot beyond the center of the bone,
denoting cold weather about the middle
Of January; this cloud we are passing
NOW, and so far our little prognosticator
has guided us right We are to have
warmer Weather after q few days, but the
worst is to come. The darkest blots are
near the end Of the bone, and il the
prophecy fails not, winter will verify the
saying of coming in like a lamb and 60
ing out like a roaring lion. Our coolest
weather will come after the middle OF
February, aud our warmest fires will be
required for the parting days Of winter
and the first days Of spring. This is the
g6ose.bone prophecy, and as we have the
word Of a good old farmer that it has not
failed for fifty years. We would advise the
laying in Of a good supply Of coal, and
general preparations to meet cold wealth.
er-tor the goose bone has said it, and
old winter will be after young spring with
a big icicle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04
UuIiu.tIOn Of CObvebs.

American Cyolopedia.l
Cobwebs have been applied to various
uses. TIE delicate cross-hsirs 10 the tel
espope Of surveying instruments are fire
webs taken from spiders, q species that
are specially selected for their produc-
ton Of an excellent quality Of this ma
terial. The spider, when caught, is made
to spin his thread BY tossing him from
hand to hand in case be is i~ndispesed to
furnish the article; the end is attached
to q piece Of wire which is doubled into
two parallel lengths, the distance apart
exceeding q little the diameter of the in
strument. As the spider hangs and de-.
scsnds from this, the web is wound upon
it BY turning the wire around. The coils
are then gummed TO the wire and kept
for use as required. About q century
ago, Boa, Of Lenguedoc, succeeded in
making q pair Of gloves and q pair Of
stockings from the thread Of the spider.
They were very strong and Of a beauti
fol gray color. Other attempts Of the
same kind have been made; but Reau-
mur, who was appointed by the Royal
Academy to report on the subject, stated
that the web Of the spider 10 not equal
to that Of the silkworm either in strength
or luster. The coeoons Of the latter
weigh from three To four grains, 80 that
2SO4 worms produce q pound Of silk;
but the bags Of the spider, when cleaned,
do not weigh above one-third OF q grain,
40 that a aingla silku nrm nan acoon.
plish the work Of twelve spiders.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

The disposition of the Committee on
Elections in the House Of Representa-
tives at Washington is to dispose Of all
the disputed cases in as brief a period
as possible. There are twenty-five such
cases. 1t was the practice Of the Repub-
licans 10 deter action and keep Demo
Gratis out Of their seats until near the
close Of the session.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04
ELEoTIoN.


THR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
j stockholders Of tho Memphis Gnslirhk.
Cemyany will DO held at the Company'sof az
No. q. Madison street. Memphis. Tenn, On
MEDhEsDAi. March lst, to elect seven d.
yoar. Election hon 10 an. to- p.nA.
January "a. 1916. mi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04
LAMP o r
LAMP STORE
a85 seoond stress

THE BFsT PLACE FOR FAMILIES AND
J. business men 10 purchase their OILS, lamp
and lamp trimmings Of all kinds. Read tie
follOwings MENPHrg. Jan. I. Ism
This certihOs that | am now using Hii,.
iala's ".ho Plus Ultra" Fire Prscf HesdlicSs
vi, and can safely recommendi tie my fellow
citizens a. the safest family oil" now IN usa.
II giyca q light equal 70 gaa, and costa nbovt
oss-fouifAi can DO used 10 any lamp. and mas
! seen az my drug store II any time,
give thh certificate 10 Mr.. HitHfold ~ NV
own qooQrd, ~ q testimonial Of hts eaorfsE
supply thte Community With GOOD era ~
lEht q Ieaqenhblo prfoos.
iB-l6 A0ooA Ons@bt-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

Sr. JOINS, N. B., February John
0'Neill yesterday afternoon killed his
mother.in.lsw and father-in-law. they
having persuaded bis wife to leave him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04
AUCTION.
NOTICE.

ON SATURDAY. THE 6TH DAY OF FEB
~ RUARY, 1876. In front Of the Planters
Insurance Building, Memphis, Tenn, / viii
sell at auction, 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
on account Of whom II may concern, Pour
Bonds Of Lowdnes'eounty. Miss, SlQOa Bsssa,
B. g, JONES. Executor.
Z: u MgEL gdtgD Attorney. i%.is6
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04
AsTONIsHENQt
az FOR 1875. "a
AppletOns' Journal,
A Household Weekly Magazine.
ar FOR 1879. 80

DEVOTED TO
Popular Literature, and An y,a.-
ters 81 Taste u CulGuTe.
Appletons' Journal appears in ne,s .,,s
and with other mechanical improve m rrtrv
making u the handsamest weekly iissrary
5 o;m I IN inc country. Appleton = journal
plan al branches Of literature. and f%,sstins
all subjects Of interest to inielli gent rasdses.
u designs to be elevated in ta1fs and nrrsf,
tone; II gives IN quantity foliy twenty.Sys,
Rsr cent. more than the larF est Of the Months
the highest class. n'SrA'ure - o.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

The DAnbury News says that a man
in that city can drive a strange dog out of
his yard in thirtythree different langua.
ges.
Every man admits that a sweettem.
pered woman 10 a Preside blessing. but
nearly every mar looks for the blessing
at some other mans Preside.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

The undersigned haye procured exc ,a.~a,
ioI subsc: tbers TO Appletons' Journal. -. 49,
ala steel engraving Of
CHARLES DICKENS IN HIS srpsy.s
which offered under special terms. "a al
subscriber an advance TO Journal fay
This stesl engraving is In line anI .tinsi.
Its not a Iancy picture, but an aTtns ~
sentation Of Charles Dickens' studv ~ gssissl
Dill, white the portrait Of the distinerish~a
author is stfikingly faithful
The slEe of the plate b 2OxI4. nrin,aa "a
heavy plate paper 2ix90. making a laIss AM
handsome engraving for the parlor or iibrsrv
peIior order. P~'' Sa-
The ordinary Price Of a steel engraving Of
1als yhAIacter "a the print-shops would not be
VS. man nYe and perhaps six dollars. lis
VheLeu exclusively to subscribers, in addition
= t9s Iyurnal for one year, for S5-that &,
LOT y additional, each yearly advance sub
scllJer to the Journal for 1876 may receive 4
Snpero engraving worth fully ave times ne
The engraving is entirely new. Ithas never-
peen ior sale in the print-shops. and cannot
pc OBTAINED except in connection with Apple
tons Journal upon the terms and conditions
given above. twill be mailed to subscribers
postage prepaid.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

@rtgagee and Administrators
SALE AT AUCTION.

7 WILL SELL AS ABOVE on THK
J. promises. IS and 81 Madison street. x.
Tuesday, Feb. Sth, at 10 O'Clock,
The household a personal effects Of the late
Susan Powell. consisting in part Of elegant
parlor, chamber and dining room sets, spring
mattresees, hne bed clothing. sheets, slipe.
shsme, bedding and towellins; silk and dam
ask curtains, lambrequins, superb mantel and
pier mirrors. hno paintings, chromos and en-
grayin gs, seven and a half octave Piano,
Administer. velvet, Brussels and ingram Car.
pets, French Clock; one set of Diamonds
consi ItiHg Of earrings and pin; one Foid
neekl ace and oroBs. onepair Of jet ear. finae.
one pair gold chain braoelets-forming alto
gcther the
Most Magnificent and Attractive Sale
that hss ever been offered in this city. Ladies
4 NJ sTODDARD, AuctOneot.
DANIEL kuswoRN. Mortgages and Admin-
0fiCu
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LRoAL.
In Supreme Court al Jackson

Robert \. Black and Emma Dora Bond VI.
John Brown. y
pY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO.
~ nounced 10 this cause December l, 1875,
By the supreme Court Of Tennessee at Jack.
son, | will offer for sale 70 tho highest bidder,
10 font Of the court house Of Shelby county
on Main street. in the city Of Memphis, on
Saturday, 4th Day Of March, 1875,
tho real estate mentioned and described In
said decree a. foilowa; Fifteen certain lots or
parcel Of land situate, lying aud being 10 the
county Of Shelby, state If tennessee. aud
known and de.isnsted a. lots Nos. "a, u, 10,
Il. IS, II. IS, 10, -, n, q. .. ~ and AZ Of the
John Brown subdivision Of The WilliRm Law
renee tract Of land near the city Of Memphis
on the north line q Poplar gtyeet oxtsudsd.
TefnB Of 6aia-Cqeh,
febgueTyA :, IS4
III, WnILkMs, Solicitor, 1914
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

within legal hours. the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
to. wit: 1850 acres Of land north Of Nonoon-
nah Creek. the west half Of entry No. 81,
south q n adjoining i TIE Ramsey grant;
north Of Peter Mitchellg tract, Horn Lake
road. 1870 Rcros on Mississippi river. north of
Nonconnah Crock, south side. 1000 acres
east side Of Presidents Island. and east ol
Peter Mitchells 600-acre tract.
Terms Of Sale-CRsh.
This February 2, lgId,
x. "A. COLE. C. aud N.
By r. ]. BLACK, d. o, RndM.
CAN'T d MoDowLLL. Attorneys. 1894
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04

q square fight for suOha wholesome and
economical administration Of public af-
fairs as only will prevent q further pros
tratiou of all our material interests.
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MILITARY.

H~AApQpARTRRs COMPANY A,
lRlsH VoLuETEERs, TENN. DIVISION. :
hRMPHEs, Feb. 4, 1876.
V0U ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO AT
i tend a meeting at your hall, 28 Secend
sharp, for drill. Bylaws will be strictly en-
forced on all delinqueuts.
BY order dR0. r. PHELAN, Capt.
JOIN RusszLL, 0.B.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-02-04
THREsHIRo MAcHIRE.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD a co.'s
Vibrator Thresher.

The brilliant success OF this Grain.
saving. ime.Saving THRESHER s
unprecedented in the annals Of Farm Ma
chineEy. In a brief period il hag. become
LISHEn, as the LEADING EHR In
ING MACHINE,
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LEGAL


RY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OF A
- trust deed to me executed BY Isaac W.
Bass on the 23th day Of December, 1871, to
secure the payment Of certain notes therein
described Of TIE same date, the Tote for $3.50
being unpaid, / will, on
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-12


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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-24
From Brickers.

DR.. VIM. Smith has returned home
from the Lone Star, bringing with him
several cpriosities. Mrs. Smith who usually
has plainly of eggs to peddle, has not been
able to even keep a supply for the Doctor
since his return.
Fort Scalp was burned to the
ground a few nights since. The Fort was
beautifully situated on Plncy Mountain,
the scenery around it being grand and
sublime. Betsy Scalp was the only resi-.
dent of the place and while she was re
posing in the arms CT Morpheus some
unknown person applied the destructive
torch.
1t seems to be getting customary for
teacher" as we'll as pupil to receive
'Roggings'' in Our Republic.
Farmers are making active prepare.
tons for the spring work.
Wheat and oats look we'll.
INCOGNITTs
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-24
nYspepsin.

Dyspepsia is the most dicouraging and
distressing disease man is heir to. Amer.
leans are particularly subjoct to this dis.
ease and its effects such as soul stomach,
sick headache habitual costivcness heart
burn, watter,brash craving ana burning
pains in the pit OF the stomach, coming up
Of the food, coated tongue disagrecatle
tast in tie mouth impare blood and all
disease of the stomach and Liver. Two
does of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will
relieve you at once and there positively
is not n case in the United States it will
not cure. If you doubt this go to your
Druggist. John s. Mathes, and get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size Is cents.
Septic, tfeowly
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-24
Serious Accident.

Last Tuesday hight c. W. Meek Esq,
was on the western bound train, and
when it sstopped. for the purpose of
switching of just east of the depot,
supposing they were at the regular stop.
ping place, he stepped out. But to his
great surprise the train was standing on
the bridge and instead Of stepping safely
on the platform, he went down through
the high bridge. While his injuries are
very severe and painful but with hopes
and prospects of being able for business
in a few days, the great wonder Of every
n is that he was not instantly killed.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-24
Notice,

We are authorized by Judge Gillcn>
waters to announce to the public, that he
will hold but one week of Circuit Court
at JonesbOro, commencing on the 2nd
Monday after the fourth Monday in
March next. And hat on the 3rd Mon.
day after the fourth Monday in March he
will open and hold the Circuit Court at
tho County site in Unicoi County. All
interested persona are requested to take
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
feb24 w,
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HaGIy Sold.

The Mayor Of Jonesboro' concluded he
would take a trip up to johnson City last
Tuesday night. He secured a comtorta-
BILE seat in the caboose of the freight
train, and fixed himself for an easy and
pleasant ride, b. wrapping himself in a
shawl and drawing his hat over his eyes.
Cant. Howren the chief of police had
Just received a Telegram to look out for a
long gapgling fellow, about six feet high.
who had stolen something down the coun-
try and was supposed to be on the train.
Just befnre the train was TO lea We the
Cant. notified tie conductor what he was
up 10 aud asked IT an, such fellow was on
the train. The conductor kinuly went
with the Captain to search the car. They
found laying, drawn up, on aseat, a long
fellow with head covered, aud 'rom every
Indication be was the man wsnted. After
a long and continued effort, the Chief OF
Police succeeded in getting the man
aroused. but to his great surprise 1t was
he Mayor Of the town.
= QUERY: WIS was the worst sold the
Mayer, Or tue Chief of Police.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-24
and polite as a dancing master.

dating and polite as a dancing master.
We find the good citizens terribly en-.
ragged in regard to a communication that
appeared in the Union and American
last week, over the signature of "Ess Eph"
which was in regard to n colored man WHO
died in the city few days since. The
article referred to says that the authort.
ties refused to take charge Of the corpse
and bury it, until a cclored preacher
named Phillips by advice Of some gen,
tlemen demanded it Of them under threats
of prosecution"
Tue facts as related to Us by several
Of the best citizens in the city are quite
the reverse Of "ESs Eph's statement. The
colored man came to the city entirely
destitute of means, rand was quite sick.
The citizens procured a room for him
and hired . colored man to wait on him
and to keep a FIRE in the room. The
man had not been dead more than five
minutes before Mayor Swingle ordered
d coffin made, and Immediately furnished
a suit of clothes for him. This does not
look like the people of johnson City, as
Mr.. "Ess Eph" would have the public
believe, were so hard hearted and hesth,
enish.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1876-02-24
Notice

Ia obedience to two Fl Fas Issued from
the Circuit Court of Washington County
and 10 me direoIsd pronounced by said
Court in favor Of Trenius Keicher and
against Mary, Houston, and II. NJ. Rose
and j. G. Hill her suretics, one alias
Fl Ia for the sun of $3.50. The other
hi Ia against the said Mary Houston,
s, j. kirkpatrick ii. NJ. Rose and J..
G. Hill her sureties, for the sun of
$1,000 with all further legal costs that
may accrue on same, | will sell for cash
in hand st the Court House door in the
town Of Jonesboro' on Saturday 18th day
of March 1876 all the right title claim
and interest that II. VI. Rose has in and
to o certain tract of parcel OF land situate
in Washington County Tennessee In
District No. adjoining the lands of
Robt, Gillespie, Barton Bayles, aud Ell.
bert West, containing 40 acres more or
less, levied on to satisfy the above men.
toned claims atld will te sold unless the
above debts are sooner paid.
This 23rd day OF February 1876.
C. A. MATHES,
Sheriff.
Feb 2lw4p!Sj.