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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-11-15
Attachment N0tice.


Before J. S. Galloway, j. P. Of Shelby county,
Ienn.-h. II. and Mary Crockett vs.. James
L. Hill.
i having been sued cut under section sASb Of
the Coo Of Tennessee, and returned by the
proper officer lowed upen the property Of the
defendant, and affidavit having been made
that the defendant is justly indebted
TO the plaintiff in the sum of twenty-seven
collage. due By account, and that the
defendant 10 'noh-residept OF the State
Of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered that
tho said defendant make bis personal ap-
poarnnce before me or some other Justice OF
the Peace. on the 9Th day Of December,
1876, at u o'clock M, at my, office, No. 2lsh
Main street, in the city Of MeWphig, Ionp.
and defend said attachment suit, within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with OK parte; and that copy. oil
this order be published FOR four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This Slst day Of October, 1876,
81 5S.64-7O j. 5. GALLOWAY, J. 7.
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Attachment NOtice.

Before j. NJ. Coleman Justice Of the Peacs
lor Shelby, county, Tenn.-M. Poigter rs.
X. G. Smith.
IN THIS CAUSE ANATTACHMENT HAV-
! jpy cen sued out under section Sl55 of the
Code oil tennessee, and returned levied upon
the property of the defendant, and stfddvit
having been made that the defendant is in
oebted TO the plaintiff In the sum Of two
hundred dollars, due By note, and
that the claim is lust, and that the
defendant is q nonresident of the State
Of Tennessee; il is therefore ordered that
said defendant make his Rersonal appear
ance before me on the 10th day OF December,
1876, at 10 o'clock Am. at my office, No. 2Qi
Front street. Memphis, Tenn, aud defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-.
soribed hY Law, or the same will be proceeded
with Ok parte; and that COPY Of this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the llth day Of NoVember, 1876.
626S-H SO j. NJ. COLEMAN. J. p.
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Tha Ln.t rlnInr slnchine

The inventor of the flying ma
chine, Mr.. Ralph Scott, who don't
fly from Dover to Calais, as he said
he would, is in Berlin showing his
invention to Bismarck and Yon
Moltke, The whole arrangement
consists Of . small, rather deep
wooden gondola, in the middle Of
which the machineryis fxed,which
is to be putin motion by means of
. wheel, similar to a ships steering
wheel. TIE pressure of the spring,
when the wheel is in metlon, is to
be like 5000 pounds in an upward,
and equal to 1900 pounds in a
downward DIRECTION. At each end
Of the gondola is q seat for o pas
senger, and at one end a second
wheel for steering the apparatus,
which altogether weighs over 800
pounds. AR, Scott asserts that
with this MACHINE be will travel
through the air at the rate Of 70
miles an hour in clear weather, and
in a storm and against q head Wind,
40 miles. lie says that he has him
self already made trial trips OH a
small scale with it, and that foI
upward, downward and forward
motion, as well as standing still in
mid-air, and IN all weathers, he
has found the machine a thorough
success. The principle may be ap
piled, be says, with the same effecl
to machines Of any size or strength
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MEMPHIS TENN WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Is 1916

icled in its pages" says the Over
land China Mail. "0ne memorial
enumerates certain embezzlements
by some dishonest clerk; another
describes in pitecus terms the erup-
ton on the face of a rheumatic
mandarin, " and so on. The edicts
consist of equally uninteresting
material, and matters of weight and
Of interest to the nation at large
are studiously avoided. The object
of his strategy is not far to seek.
The government evidently intends
to so reduce the Importance of the
Gazette as an official organ as to
make Sir Thomas Wade willing to
forego the new right he has ac-
quired by the convention, or, should
he insist on its being accorded him,
to place matters relating to inter
national questions in as trifing and
contemplate light as is possible in
the eyes of the natives.
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saturday, December 2, 1s7O,

offer for sale TO the highest bidder, in front Of
the court heuse door Of Shelby county in the
city of Memphis, the tract Of land mentioned
and described in said decree as follows: Stu
ated in the northwestern part Of Shelby
county, Tennessee and is bounded and de-
scrlbed in the. pleadings and decree below as
follows;. Bsginning at stake W links east
OF en- ash W; thence north l6 poles 70 a stake;
thence north l6o east II $40 poles 70 o stake
thence north 515 west ia poles n links to a
stake, whence east 5l. north Il poles ~ links
il gum marked p II thence west 81 south
50 poles 20H links to a stake; thence nerth So
west $50 poles TO a stake on the north bound
ary line; thence with said line west 81 south
1898 poles a stake whence % links is an
ash marked K W; thence south ] l3' east
So poles to stake, whence west ~ links il
a white walnut marked p; thence east 90
north 97% poles to a stake, whence west 30'
north is an ash i A; thence south sS' east
1914 psles to a stake. whence south So east S5
links is a sycamore j.; thence east L 81 west
79l< poles to the beginning; containing
i60 72-l00 acres, and being same tract Of land
conveyed by f. NJ. C'sh TO j. o. ThWeatt on
lst day Of January, 1856, by deed Of that date,
registered in the Register's Office Of Shelby
county, record book No. ST. part lst, pages l5a
and l54.
Terms of Sale-Six (6) and twelve az
months credit, purchaser required to execute
! notes with approved personal security for the
/ porchase money and q lien retained on the
\ land until the same is fully paid. Equity o.
redemption ba red
JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clerk,
| kORTRECHT X CRAFT, Solicitors. tj4 S0l
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Denth Among ths Modoes.

Chicago Times.l
Three years ago they were re-
moved from Oregon to a reservation
near Seneca, Mo. At that time
they numbered l53. Of this num-
Der fifty-eight have died since then,
and the mortality last month was
greater than ever. AS in the case
of the FIJI islanders, diseases to
which they have not been accus-
toned, and of which they are en-
tirely ignorant, have attacked them.
The comparatively inocuous malady
of whooping cough prevails among
them, and eight have died of it.
The saddest feature of their case is
that there is no physician at the
reservation to care for them, and,
as they know nothing of the dis
eases that have attacked them, they
readily fall victims to them. 1t
would seem to be the part Of simple
humanity for the government to
look into this matter. If it can
furnish ponies, food, ammunition
and arms to hostile Indians, il
ought at least to furnish medical
aid to this handful of Indians, who
are dwelling peacefully on their
reservation.
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Attachment Notice.

Before ]. NJ. Coleman. Justice of the Peace
for Shelby County. Tenn.-M. Pointer vs..
W. H. Mitchell, :. A. Mitchell and r. G..
Smith.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT 7 HAV-
l ing been sued out under section 1856 Of the
Code Of Tennessee, and returned levied upon
the properly Of the defendants, and affidavit
having been made that defendants are indebt-
ed to the plaintiff in the sum Of three hundred
and fifty dollars, due by note, and that the
claim is Just, and that the defendants are
non-residents of the State Of Tennessee; it is
therefore ordered that the said defendants
make their personal Appearance before me on
the 10Th day Of December, 1875, at II o'clock
I'm. at my office, No. 29i Front street, in toe
city Of Memphis, Tenn, and defend said
attachment suit within the time prescribed
by law or the same will proceeded with ex-
parte; and that copy Of this order be pub
hshod once week for four consecutive weeks
in the Memphis Public Ledger,
This llth day of November, 1875.
Gl 6y-l4-S0 j. NJ. COLEMAN, J. p.
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An American LADY - hrMODn ne
qnentbs Ser OsdRvee 20 the Royal
college ofhurseOns.
London Telegraph
Following the notable example
of Jeremy Bentham, an American
lady resident in London, has, it is
announced, bya formally executed
document, bequeathed her body
after her decease, to the Royal Col
lege of Surgeons, to the intent that
her remains may be dissected in the
very fullest and most exhaustive
manner of which anatomical sci
ence is capable. The lady has APP
pointed the President of the college
for the time being the executor Of
her will, and deeming, as she does,
that it is the duty OF members of
the human family to devote their
bodies after death to scientific ex-
animation until the principles of
physiological science are thorough
iy established, she has decided that
surgery may do its utmost with her
corpse, and furthermore directs
that "all possible facilities shall be
given for the inspection of such
body in its various stages Of dis
section by any persons desirous tC
inspect it. and more particularly by
persons of the female SEX" Thi.
singular testament goes on to pre-.
scribe that when the lancet ant
scalpel have done their utmost the
dissected body is to be destroyed
+ in the most economical and ex
peditious manner possible, with
the proyiso that some remnant o
the corpse, "if it can be preserved
in an innoxious state" may b
preserved in the Royal College o
Surgeons as u means of identifyin!
the beneGcent donor of a certainl,
very curious legacy. The lady fur
ther gives utteFance TO the wisl
that il any Of her friends "desir
to possess a remnant Of the sait
5ody they shall be at liberty to d,
So" Such is this odd testamentar.
beouest, legally drawn gp an'
stoned and witnessed by the clerk
of a we'll known London solicitor
! The Royal College Of Surgeon
have, it is understood, accepted tn
trust. 1t is impossible to deny tll
absence of prejudice, the single
; mindedness and the public spiri
which have apparently dictated th
adoption by a lady OF respectable
lity. Of 90 very unusual course ) bq
it Is necessary to point out first thu
such an example will not, in q
likelihood, find many imitatoFa
and next, that the hospital schoo
OF London can alreldg procure
y suficieney of dead bodies to demQI
J. strate with thoroughness the prir
q ciuals of physiological scienc'
, Were t!his benevolent lady 2 dgaI
Il or a giantess, or endowed with tg
heads, physiology night benefit b
the bequest Of her body. As u
there will be at, we hope, a far dii
tant period only one corpse II
more on the dissecting-room tabl
Touching the "remnant" question
that must be held a matter Of tast
7 We all remember the gentleman J
the Tattler who disinherited his SO
!; n for having spoken disrespectiul
y of his sister, whom he, the testat0
M had long kept preserved in spirit
- There are people who are fond
.. the '''remnants" Of their friend
N and Others who entertain a pr
i. found dislike to keeping such m
Ds Ds mcntos near them,
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Another "Enoch Arden" story.

Twelve years ago a Frenchman
opened a lemonade stand at Sens
and made money. After a while
it occurred to him that the presence
of a pretty woman behind the 6oun-
ter would stimulate trade, so he
married Mile Bertha. Business
was very good for a time, but
imoompatibility of temper soon
developed itself. There was q
quarrel one bright morping and the
proprietor disappeared with the
cash box. On the next day a
fisherman found a mans clothes
and an empty bottle on the banks
of the Yonne, and also a letter to
Bertha declaring that her husband
was weary of lila. Ten long years
She waited and mourned, and then
she married a tradesman Of the
Baubourg st, Denis, About three
weeks ago her first husband entered
the shop. Promptly she shrieked;
the second husband rushed in and
soon the rivals were pulling out
each others hair
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SAturday, NoYember is, lS76,

within legal hours. the fec and remainder
interest in the following described property.
situated in Shelby county, TenR., and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: The eastern part
Of Lot No. As of the subdivision of w. B.
GTeeulaw ct al mado in the northern part Of
the city Of Memphis: Beginning on the north
side Of Mill street at the west side Of the alley
between Second and Third streets; thence
running norihwardly with the west limo Of
said alley 54A feet; thence westwardly paral-
lei with MIL street 1914 feet; thence south
waTdly AZ feet; thence eastwardly 76h feet
with the north side Of Mill street to the be-
Also part Of block 81 South Memphis: Be-
ginning on the east line OF Ruth street, 400
feet south Of Vance; running thence south
wardly with the east line Of Ruth street 10
feet; running thence back eastwardly be-
tween parallel lines i09 feet.
Also lot in S. NJ. Gates subdivision and
addition to the CITY Of Memphis, and dc
scribed as lot No. 81 of said plan Of subdi-
vision, fronting on the west side Of Gates
avenue; runs back between parallel lines
Westwardly to an alley.
| 0f said lot No, IS, the fee in only l9 feet
thereof will 0e sold, fronting on Mill street,
and running back T4l4 feet. The remainder
interest in balance thereof. fronting 57A feet
| on Mill street, after dover of Nancy c.
Hainer, will also be sold
Terms of Sale-0n credit of six and twelve
| (6 and l2) months. the purchaserg required tC
execute notes with approved sureties bearing
| interest at 6 per cent from date; lien retained
/ Equity of redemption barred.
This October 25, 1876.
EDMUND A. COLE. @. and NJ.
| By u. j. BLACK, u. G. and NJ.
Wilson d Beard, and M. Meriwether
/ Attorneys. '47-53 5S-6l-66
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Tho Proposed COaverstOu Of The
Sahara Desert lutO sen.
London Examiner,l
The proposed piercing of the
Isthmus of Suez, and the scheme
of recouyerting the Sahara into a
sea has induced DR.. Reclaim, the
well-known advocate Of cremation,
to write an article in his periodical
called Gesundheit (Health). He
poinks to remarkable change in
the climate of the Torres Straits,
between Australia and New Guinea,
which, in 1906, were only beset by
twenty-six coral islands, now aug-
mented to 100. The gradual de-
Walton of a warm current Of sea
water, owing TO this successive
stopping up Of the Torres passage,
has already wrought a great altera-
ton of the climate in those quar-
ters.
Dir. Reclaim apprehends similar
danger for the European, and
specially for the German climate
from the deviation of the Gul
stream after the piercing of thC
Isthmus Of Suez, lie says Europe
owes its moderate climate partly tC
the warm-water heating of tn,
Gulf stream, partly to the hot-ait
heating by the wind from the AT
rican desert. That hot win;
known in Switzerland as the Fohl
is a snow-deyourer and glacier-de
stroyer. Without it the sun ant
the summer would not suffice t.
stop the progress of a glacier for
nation.
The ice-period of Europe ex
plains itself by assuming that tn
Sahara was then covered with sea
water. The ice-period would re
turn if the desert were reconyerte,
into u lake. DIR. Reclaim, who is
friend of Fire, has decidedly an oh
lection to the extension OF the dc
main of Water.
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WednesdaI, NoTemher ea. 1s7e,

sithin legal hours. the following described
real estate, TO wit: All lying and being in
Shelby county, Tenn 10 sections and 4,
range g. Of the Eleventh surveyors district,
and bounded rs follews:
Lot No. / Beginning at stake where the
east line OF the dover crosses the Browns
vile road; thence north z chains TO q stake;
thence east chains u a stake thence north
p chains to the middle Of Hatchie river;
thence northwardly with the meanders of said
river to point whore the north line OF said
dover crosses the same thence west 10 chains
to q stake; thence south s5 chains links to a
stake in W. A. Andrew southeast corner;
thence west Is chains 50 inks to stake;
thence south IL chains % links TO a stake with
three hickory pointers; thence east IS chains
to the beginning containing 1915 ac.es
OF No. 2-Beginning at stake the south
east corner of Lot No. /, with white-eak
pointer; thence west IS chains to a stake with
three hickory pointers thence south q chains
3 links TO a stake in Andrews cas-. line,
thence east 2l chains % lints 10 a stake Ia S
P. Williford's west line, thence north 8
chains . links to stake and oak marked w,
with hickory and dOgwood pOinte S; thence
east II chSips Is links TO stake aud psst-oak
poiptyr marked w; thence north 10 chains to
the BEGINNING containing 6.l2 acres,
Lot No. beginning al a stake, the south
west corner Of Lot No. 9; thence south s.
chains 20 z stake; thence east Is chains 25
Links 20 a stake, Mrs. BOckton's corner
| thence north 2chains To stake; thence west
4 chains to stake. with sweet-gum and dog.
wood pointers; thence north 80 chains to a
axe; thence west z chains D links to the
Notwithstanding 1914 acres.
For further descript ON see plan of subdi.
vision by M. l.. Brown County Surveyor, on
file with papers.
Terms. Of Sale-0ne.third cash; balance il
enc and two years; purchasers cxeoutin,
notes with personal security for deferred pay
ments, and lien will be retained until al
the purchase money is raid.
This October 81, 1875,
JAMES REILLY, Clork.
/ GEO. w. WIScHEsrER, Sol. for complainant
/ 627l
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ChiAcse strategy.


Pail Mall dazeIe
It's an established law Of Chinese
diplomacy that no concession is TO
be made to a foreign power except
under compulsiOp, End that when
thus obliged to yield q point, eseFy
device should be employed to mini
mize the advantages gained by the
opposite party. 1t will be remem-
bered that after much negotiation
the Chinese consented that inter-
national matters of moment should
from to time be published in the
Peking Gazette, From that day,
according to the news received
from China by the last mail, a mark
cd change came over the system OF
editing the Gazette. Few, if any,
important events arc now chron-
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LEGAL.
Aseignee's sac.

ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, lsIs, AT
" the auction-rooms OF A. NJ. Stoddard, $50
Second street, within legal hours, win sell
an the ACCOUNTS, claims, etc., OF the estate Of
Otis x Co. now remaining In my hands az
Gi iS II. ESTES. JR., Assisnee.
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prit, and after breaking a black
ring between his fingers flung the
pieces at the criminals feet, thus
signifying that the culprit's life
should be violently broken. At
seven o'clock the Police Magistrate,
the Public Prosecutor and the Cl-ik
of the Grown took their plres
among the legal witnesses Of the
execution. At 7:0S Glaersgen ap-
peared, his eyes covered with a
black bandage that fell in front as
far as the mouth. HI shoulder
aud neck were bare; ,hey were
horribly lean and pallid, and seem
ed as if they were shrinking away
from their doom. The first execu-
ton was speedily performed. NJ. de
Munich's assistants flung the VIC
tim forward on the death bench
and slid it forward before his
struggles had ceased; the execu-
toner lifted his finger, the ak fell
and all was over. Ruff, however,
did not die SO easily. Though his
arms were bound, he threw himself
back violently, while his blooodleSs
lips moved rapidly, though they
could deliver no sound. 1t was
like one of those horrid Nightmares
where, with something imminent
staring him in the face, the dream
er can neither move nor speak
Hurry upw cried the executioner
The assistants flung themselve
upon the criminal, and a few mo
ments later came the thud of tn,
: knife, which indicated that all il
this world was over for him.
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Trunt sale.

DY VIRTUE or A TRUST DEED exc
ID cuted to me by the Memphis Turners
Association, on the 22d day Of Novem Der, 1871,
and recorded in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tenn, in Book No. 50, page SIS, etc.,
/ will. on
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No 245 r. Din the Probate Court Of Shelby
county,, Ienn:--R A. Williford ct al. vs..
Agnes 4. Williford ct al
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE FOR SALE
ID entered in this cause / will sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder, in front Of the
Court house door, on Main street, Memphis,
Tennessee, on
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lR-l5l7.l
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Chancery Court Of Shelby county-A. J,
White. administrator Of Joseph Hainer, de-
ceaEed. VS.. Nancy c. HaiDer ct al.
QY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale. entered in the above
cause on the 18th doy Of July, 1876, and re-
newed October y, 1876, | win sell at public
auetiou TO the highest bidder. in font Of the
Clerk and Masters Office, Courthouse build
ing, Main street. Memphis Tenn, on
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RAILROADS.
j l0aISVlLLE IJilIiIIi;,l'..I. SlND NASHVILLE
-IEp
Great Southern Railroad
sCHEDUI4Es.

SCHEDULES.
Express train leaves daily (oxcept,
Mail Train leaves daily ..,... ..,ll;2o a. u
Accommodation leaves daily lex
cent Sunday )...........'..'.' ''''''''' $40 Pm
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara on all night
trains. - - T;oAo,
Qaiee. 2S7 MaiE, northwest corner OF Madison
s''ssoB JOHN T. FLYNN. sap't Memphis Diy,
JAMES SPEED Ticket Agent, ~
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MISSISSIPPI g. TENNESSEE
RAELEGAD,
sUhauge of Schedule
Mrrrr1n. TrrN. o,tsber I. ls76.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. OCT. SrH'
d 1875, train will rua as follows;
Leave. Arrive,
Nev Orleans NAL, daily ;..S'S5 Pm. 1850 pm
sSrdis Hc'm datiol' daily, ooo
Except sunday ...;....r;..ll'i' am sOO a N
freighs Snri uSSlri U"' ....,5:00 am. 500 p. M
SSst' 'unu"' '''''' h. BURKE, Sup't.
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RoARD OF DlREuTORs.
NAILlnAn Axe TABLEs.

nEGPRIs AND auUlRVlLLE RAILROAD,
Arrives. Leaves.
rG-- -
All. PIX. An. pm.
Exprsss daily except ,,u
Saturday. ........ ,....'..'. ''4O sr :, o. Ai'i'
Mail lrain..--............'.r' s'V1 4''-' *
Aecomue ed n (exsunday) SO
Der OF Of head c; 3isip srTee;.
Ticket Oflce. Il! Main street, corner OF
Madison.
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M MsT0cKs.
,910O IgyEsgIEI;Bg II;g 2 ,{IE Has 9v S1.700

'QlUV PAID APROFlI VI
,5urinr tho past few months, under our i'm
SToyed system of operating 10 stocks, hsHt ;S
reduced " neninal sums ana h.onw ,ian in
.,reased. Books containing iuu lhiorihe'''n
.eent on apN ication ut,
l1rII 1srIi SMBRiDGE L CO.. Sankors and Brokkers
Y '-D % BaeA2wAY, NEw ioR
col dkw-li-Exiv.l9l
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LEGAL.
In supreme COurt at JaeksOn.

James A. Anderson, administrator de bonis
non of +. NJ. Cash, deceased, W. j. o..
Thweatt.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nouuced in this cause October 29 1875,
preme Court of Tennessee at jackson, will,
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Trust sale.

ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1876,
~ at the south gate Of Court Square. In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn i viii sell, as trustee,
a certain parcel of land situated en- lot No. 8
Of the VIM. Crane survey, lying between the
Loosa Hachie and Mississippi rivers, in
Shelby county. Tenn, recorded Ia the Regis
ter's sffice Of Shelby county, Tenn, in Book
No Is, page 295. 10 which reference Is made
for a more full aud particular descrip-
tion. 1 sell this lard under power given in a
deed OF trust made w J. j. Worsham to
GeorgsG. MahaD. trustee, and by virtus Of a
decree made on the 2glh day Of Nav. 1875, In
the Probate Court appointing ma trustee in
isiy the debt mentioned In said trust deed.
Terms cash Equity Of redemption waived.
l will sell and o0hvey only as trustee
4L1 W. II. MOORE. Trustee