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New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
SPEAKER KERR TO RESIGN.
HIS ILL-HEALTH MAKES THE STEP AN IMPERATIVE
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Mr. Kerr, in consequence
of continued ill-health with interchangeable and
on the peremptory direction of council of physi-
eans has decided to resign his position as Speaker
Of the House of Representatives. His letter. it is
understood viii be presented to the House to-mor-
row. The health of Mr. Kerr ever since his election
has been a source of great anxiety not only to his
friends and family but to himself and it has been so
pecarous that it was sometimes feared he might not
survive from week to week. 1t has been with the
greatest difficulty and pain that he has been able TO
preside even as briefly as he has, and his physicians
have long impressed upon him the fact that the
anxieties of the Office would impede if not wholly
prevent his recovery. He is now satisfied that he
viii not be able to resume the chair for any length
Of time, and that the House is entitled to choose
Speaker who can discharge the duties Of the office
Mr. Kerr has already declined a reelection to Con-
grs and his friends say that if he does not recover
before midsummer he will resign bis seat in Con-
gress. The report of Ir. Kerrs resignation is on
the authority Of gentlemen who saw the Speaker on
his way to Richmond.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
OF his associates for making sale Of their
official priYlcgo OF selecting the youths 10


official privilege OF selecting the youths TO
be educated at great military school. When the
greatest railroad of the world binding together the
tinent and uniting the two great which wash
Shores was finished, have National triumph
and exaltaton turned bitterness and shame by the
unanimous reports OF three committees Of Congress- two
OF the House, and here, that every step of that
mighty enterprise had been taken IN fraud have heard
in highest places the shameless doctrine avowed by men
grown Old IN public Office that the true way by which
power should be gained III the Republic ia 10 bribe the
people with the Offices created their service aud the
true end for which should he used when gained is the
promotion OF selfish ambition and the qualification
or personal revenge. L have heard that suspicion
haunts the footsteps OF the trusted companions OF The
President These things have passed into history The
Hlan, the Tacltus, the Ssmoudl, the Macauay
who writes tine annals OF time viii record them with
ms lpeyorahle pen and now when n high Cabinet
officer the constitutional adviser OF the Executive, fees
from Office before charges Of cOrrupon shall the hisO
ran add that the Senate treated the demand OF the peO
pie for It's Judgment OF copdemnaton farce, and laid
down Its high functions before the sophstries anJeers
OF the criminal lawyer Shall lie speculate about the
petty political calculations the effect party
the other which induced his judges to cOnnye at the
escape OF the great public criminal; or on tae other
fapd. shall lie close the chapter by narrang how these
tins9 detected reformed and punished by coIs,i
tuuonal processes which tho wisdom OF fathers de-
vised for and the virtue ard purity OF the people
found their vindicaton i'll the justice OF the senatef
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
THE EXTRADITION QUESTION.
HE TREATY NOT ABRoGATED-wINsLow's RELEASE
EXPECTED.
LONDON, Saturday, May 6, 1876.

EXPECTED.
LONDON, Saturday, May 6, 1876.
In the House of Commons to-day, Mr.. BOurke,
Under Secretary for the Foreign Department. In reply to
the question OF Sir Henry Drummond Wolf whether the
United states Government had given notice OF the abro
cation Of the extradton clause OF the Asburton Treaty.
said that untrue that Mr. Fish, the American scc
retary OF State, had officially communicated to the
British Government Tuesday night last the decision
OF the United States Government 10 abrogatc the tenth
clause the Treaty Of 1872 that any such communi-
cation had been received
A special dispatch from London to The hanehester
Guardian repeats under rumor current Friday
evening the British Government had consented to
surrender Wnsow in accordance with the extradition
clause OF the Ashburton Treaty.
The Agent OF the Associated Press has inquired at the
American Legation here and finds that the report Is un
founded The representative OF the United States seems
entertain hope that such will be the issue OF the
affair." but thinks that Winslow will be released by the
British authorities.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
SENATOR CONKLING DEFENDED.
A LETTER FROM THE COUNSEL OF THE YALE LOCK
COMPANY-REFUsAL OF THE SENATOR TO SILL
HIS INFLUENCE.

LETTER FROM THE COUNSEL OF THE YALE LOCK
COMPANY-REFUsAL OF THE SENATOR TO SILL
HIS INFLUENCE.
bY TELEGRAPH TO rHR TRr3USRl
WASHINGTON, May THE counsel of the
Yale Lock Company.writes letter 10 sunday papsr In
which LIE denies Of the publications relating 10
Senator Conklngs alleged connection with tie matter
The counsel says his Cent has d with the Secretary OF
the Interior complaint regarding the Patent Odce, but
that the published reports 90 great injustice to the Board
Of Examlnersin Chief whose good intentions have not
been questioned by his client The counsel writing over
bis own name says:
SO far the complaint may he thought TO affect Sena
Conkling he abundantly able to take
OF himself but / believe It brings nothing against BIN
further than suggestion OF what Is deemed by tho con-
plainant the Improperly " Senator's cOnsenne 10 he
whose official he ds commonly supposed to hc ire
oueuty pu: and liable also 10 bc put OF by powerful
Senatorial influence II takes perhaps very strong self
reliant, ard conscientious mind to he absolutely
inst and iudcial under such circumstances, ana
my client rvcites interesting incidents
veil calculated 10 show the effect Ci vigorous
eenators interested In the Patent Oncc have
very shrcwd client from New-York who, without my
suggestion, deemed it FOR his interest to instruct me 70
ascertain the cost OF Senator COnkngs appearance he
fore the Commissioner Of Patents to argue appeal
When on the dav before yesterday, told the senator
that my client who is a good Democrat wanted HIM he
cause he believed him 10 have the power OF argument 10
move the Commissioner - vigorous luquTy INTO Es
case Mr. Cnnk'ing promptly-to his honor, | thnk-de-
ned to be retained for the special purpose aud would
consider nothing hut general retainer for tue whole
term OF tho patent.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
NAVAL ORDERS.

WAsurNdToy May 7.-Leut.- Commander Frank
Wids ordered to the Adams at Boston June next ~ en
ecve onicer Passed antsurgeon Charles n fancey
is ordered Adams June next Assistant Sreeon Ne
York Master H. Crosby Is detached fro te Lack
North Pacific station and ordered ~ return home and
WALL .rrvaI Surgeon r. j. Baben Is detached from the
ceiyine amin colorado aud placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
WHISKY FRAUDS SENTENCES.

ST. LOUIS, May Gin the United States Dis
trct Court this morning adayits showing facts IN mill
cation Of the Onenscs OF john T. Howard Louis Keller
man. John A. Mead and H. H. Jones, gaugers and store
keepers were read to the court.
Sentences were then passed as follows: Louis Keller
man. gaugcr six months in the County jail and $1,000
fine John T.. Howard, gauBer, John A. Mead, gaigcr
n H. Jones Ft0rckeeper, and Henry Armstead, store
kceper each 10 months IN the County jail and $1,000
t
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
TIE AFRICAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.

ATLANTA, Ga, May G.-Ihe General Con-
ference OF the African Methodist Church to-day adopted
resolutions Of thanks 20 the managers OF the Centennial
for recognizing the sabbath Resolutions OF fraterna
greeting adopted uud haernal messengers were
elected 10 the Methodist Church North the Methodist
Church pOutl. and other bodies.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
cprMrs AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

WArERIowN May 6.-Frank Ruttan has been sem
fenced TO for life at Auburn state Prison for the
murder Of sarah Conkhn.
PORT JekyIs, N. Y, May 8.--George Moffett, the
chief of the gang of robbers and Thomas Lumen
we're TO 10 years imprisonment IN me Cnlon Sae
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF LUMBER.

WuIIAMsPORT, Penn, May 7.-At Sl2 o'clock
Yesterday evening another incendary Gro started
I'm the extreme western portion OF the Beaver Mills lum
her yars IL il now under control, but has been the
most fire which this city las experienced.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

BUSINESS NEXT IN ORDER IN THE SENATE.
WAsHINGToS, MAJ z, 1876
As soon tho impeachment trial shall be dis
posed OF by Senate. Mr. sherman will make effort
10 have the Silver bill considered though the bill In rea
ton TO the japanese indemnity fund is the unfinished
business Mr. sargenCs resolution In regard TO Chinese
immigration will be called up early day for action,
and Mr. Morton will soon attempt to have the resolution
submitted Dy him early IN the session, In regard 10 state
rights taken up but as II will involve ons discussion
IL Is not probable that any will be reached upon
weeks, Il all this session. No appropriation I'LL
will be ready for the Senate Tor week or wo but there
arc argo humber OF bills on the calendar which meet
with little objection, and many OF them VIII DC ols
nosed OF within the next two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHnoT0r. May 2, 1875
The arguments on the question Of Jurisdiction in ths
Beknap impeachment trial wiz be brought to close to-
morrow. when Mr. Knott on behsu Of ne Board Of
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
REMIssION OF DUTIES REFUSED

Acting Secretary Conant has written the fol-
loving letter to Dr. Nigeria Austrian Commissioner at
the Exhibition:
SIR have received your letter Of 2sh ult, stating
that you have informed the Director General OF tue
international Exhibition that after tho examination OF
certain wines and liquors. imported for the international
Exhibition, the residue 10 10 be presented 10 some
hospital for the benefit Of the SICK and nqurng whether
under the circumstances duties must be paid. In reply
beg leave to state that while the Department would
take pleasure in directing free entry OF the wines. IL Ia
constrained TO decline doing so, as tho laws OF Congress
require the payment Of duties and this department. has
no dispensing power in tue premises IL s suggested
that the donees may be glad TO pay the duties.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08

GEORGE f. HoAR's VIGOROUS SPEECH.
NEW FACE PUT UPON THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL
THE MANAGERS FOR THE HOUSE NOT WITHOUT
HEAVY GUNS II Mr.. uoAR PUTS THE CASE
New-York tribune., 1876-05-08
WASHINGTON.
i, PEDRO IN WASHINGTON.

UJM PEDRO IN WASHINUIO'
c>..,ISG A sIGHT-sEER AS EVER-IhE EMrEnoN
CLIMBS TO THE DOME OF THE CAPITOL IN er'ih
OF THE HOT DAY-PREsENTATIoN TO THE fNh'-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

sy- CUR y9lm!sentietuns" bes Grsbi;
idofs BON G0ln Fat Elm fatbolii9es bairis
ides Bo6enblatt Die foIsenSe poetii9e Be
e~leituns 9ebidtet: &ann Der Yaplt gun,
@ene,al-Ober nur gum Gorporal-Spres
den: SD entiese Oi9!"?-Sber bat Der
Yapit bic &rait-Oie Miniiter ia9t unb
i@aiit?-O bas bintt Sud Id6erIi@!
@arum, iast mir, lu9t SIR ni6t,-Oa
Der Staat gum 8ii3of ipridt:- Yaulus,
i9 sntiete Oi9!"? @olt Sbr ni9t per:
ipottet lein, -Slsibt bsim Qeiitsn, Sdu:
i~terIein, -Sonit ma9t Sbr Sud- Id@erll9 +!
Sest @enSarmen ab unS ein-Son Der
Wtsmel bis gum &bsin,- &i9ter unS aud
Ofiicier-Madt Wsasiiter nett unb fem,
-Stanbs6eamte srob uno lein,-gber
bleibt mir I'M Geuier.
Sabt Sbr S9ea Dor airdenluft,-
aenitist Sud Der 8sibrau9buit,-Nun
10 bleibt bod rubis fOrt!-Setet Ooer laBt
ss isin !-Nber i6rdnft aud BEN ni6t ein,
Der oa slaubt an @ottes 8ort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

sY@ 4u6 elm Oeiratbsantrlg. SIN Ell
mem iiooeutlaen Ylatte lielt man fol9eu:
Den bumoriitiib en y0eiratbsantrag": Sin
Mfann BON SO Sabren, forperlid woblse.
formt, seiitis woblsebilOst, beiteren Sus
mcrs, lebenSluitig, I'M Selite elmer iabrli
den 9tente pom % 900 @uloen aus @runbs
beiis. wini9t, na4oem ct ;ebu Sabre lang
ale Gambler Der @elt bereiit bat elm eisenss
Sausweisn su sriinOen unO ii9 besbalb
nit elmer Satin gu uerieben. 0ieislbe
muB f0rperli1 uoblgeformt unb abgeruns
bet iein, elm opales 9eii9t beiisen, nell
DIES bur9 Stirne, Gaie, 2ippen uno &inn
in brei slei9e 1beile setbeiIt lit, bic Gaie
bari ni6t wasre9t int @eii9te liesen, ions
bern mub pomosli9 nit Der Stirne cine
Qinie biIben, unb bari ni9t mad Snnsn,
ionbern muB mad NuBen sebosen iein.
Salide 3dbne ooer 9aare weroen ni9t ans
senommen. SIT tie nod iebr jung, 10 wers
BEN feline 4nipri9s auf pouenoete Bill.
buns sema9t. Sat iis 90 paiiirt, 70 muB
fe elmer feinen @eieuidaft nit @eiit unb
@emanbbeit prdiibiren unb NIT ieber Dame
Der StaSt in ieber 8esisbuns eoncurriren
tonnen. VermOSen bari ie teines beiisen.
Mluieumss unb anbere Bdls BARI ie ui9t
beiudt baben. Gbeater unO Concerto miis
fen ibr ein @reusl fem. Sic mug ri9tis
beuti9 unb fransOiii9 ipre6en, bas Ieste
obne bsutiden Nccent. Oils fiinftise Sauss
frau erbdlt iie fur ibrs Gerion 5000 Sui.
BEN gtaoslselb. bic m0tbise Oisneridaft,
cine sisene gquipase, elm &eitpferS uno Ell:
gene @cbnSimmer I'M Sauie. Sebss Sabr
cine srSBere Reiie nit @efolse unb @ins
teraufeutbaIt III ben 9auptitabtem Sios
oeutidlanbs. Der 3utinftise III auf oies
len ~seuObnli9en ODER unsewObnIi6en Wes
ansewieien, neil ct ii6 sur Seruorbrins
suns iener 6aobsiten ni6t enti3IisBen fam,
womit Oamen 5etanntIdaften sew0bnli3
ansetnipit wsrben miien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
Yeter &iene's
@emerdl : M0entur

fir be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
capital am 1. Sanuar 1874
Smperial pom 2onbon, 5000, 900
Rogal bon 9iuerpool, IL, ooo,o ot
German 4mrritan .. R.sD. 1850, s0l
ct. Saul BON ct. Saul, $40, e2l
ct. Snicpb Don MGourt, 575, 46e
Srcmcrs BON Milwaufse, $4,000
Villas BON Sartforb 1000, DOC
Ietna 2ife Sniuranre 60. 90, 100, e9o
CDis ditsfe IN araertta.)
q. O. @erioential p. 9artforb, l,soo,s 81
Commercial uon 9iuerpooI 10, 900, oot
1isi. Hd$tissn gsmpasnis,n, 81. as BET benz gstsass uni
gefea 8euer fur& plnttli6s 3abluHe ibrr BerluHs 81
rdtrt babsn, ~smpfetlsn f6 fdbf une tpaaea gerFaeruuser
sSa G~issastam ~ Zen btaisaea Saten satststn stnpmna
Reretn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
II ltenD { 8.
Nsttsi aufdnhtsr Ster, ,terrst benz G%brtasn,
ertettert bic Seels nro t~fforeert lelbf
bic Seiunbbeit ses etibss.


scY@ 8ea9tenswertb fir amerituniide
Sausfrauen. Sn Yaris 9ingen smei Oas
men fir elm wobItbdtises sSnititut pom
6aus su 6aus iammeln. Inter anberem
trateu lie aud in Die Uobnuns elmer wobls
babenben 6rau, wel9e eben ibr Stubsn.
mab6en idmmerli9 barber ausi9alt, baB
iie gum Nnsinben elmer Serge ;wei Climb
bolSden senommen babe, ba bod zines
seniist bate.
Sb web, bemertte cine Der iammelnben
Oamen leiie, ba iinb mir gut ansefom:
men /; Don elmer Srai, Die zines Sinbb0l,z
5ens psssn in bisier @eiie teift, betOms
men mir ii9erli9 Nidts.
Snbeien sins bas Stubsnmdoden bins
aus unb bic Oamen bra9ten sOserno uno
peri4i9tert ibr anliesen pot. Die 6rau
sins bierauf selaiie n gu ibrem S9reibtil9,
nabm aus bsmielben elm Iauienos6 rancsc
billet uno iibergab es ben Oamen. Oieie
trauten ibren 9lusen taum unb iaben eins
amber e%ritaunt unb iiberrai6t an. Die
6rau bes 9auies nabm bic lleberrai9ung
Der Sammlerinnen pabr uno fra9te, Oh
ibnen bic @abe uie1eidt gu serins eri9ei
ne? Die Oamen antworteten, es babe iie
im @esent6eil seraoe Die 605e Der Gum
me au6eroroentli9 Ibsrrai9t, ba lie mad
Der porber itattsebabten Scsne, uon Der iie
3eussn seweien, gar ni9ts, ODER bod nur
iebr wenis eruartet bdtten. 9ierauf err
mioerte bic 6rau:
@ben barum fam i9 Sbnea taaieno
6rancs seben, neil i'd, bon Susenb auf
CUR Spariamfeit ansebalten, cine abses
iaste 6sinoin iebweoer Seri3wenoun9 bin,
lei es in sroBen ober in tleinen Oingen.
8dre i9 ni9t ipariam audi in 3anobSli:
den seweien, 10 bate i'd sewiB Ni9ts iar
wobltbdtise i3pefe iibri9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
n5y. Der renitente sl5nn,I S,r SoiSer.

sB Der renitente al5pptI Der Safer
sIode-bsmertt Elm Mindsnsr SIatt-
i4Idst trot aler Seriu&e i'm sur @adsie'
bistsit gu bewsssn. INNER niir an cine,
Seits an, bic anbere Settle bleibt itumm.
Yieasi9t Mil er an ben Spru3: vaudiatur
ct altera pars" %erinnern. @ir ssben ben
&atb, na3 9crneauns Der harmonic bie'
fen Spru9 ais Sni9,ift an Der @Iode an
;ubrinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
So6m 8oGn

ct. Clono, Winnefota,
Bait BITE bsittn Maf&insn fur Farnr az Cant, ri4t wtf-
ltd zen ct. PAUL uns &taneassIts ~ easen fab,
u6mIt9:
Die huffman uns SasIcr . DNS&maS&ins.
Wepss StItfbiubfr, Reaper y. RSbfS,
Glparbs Harvester, Champion Reaper u1a
Wibsr, Eagle Wdbn.
WeSbnry uaS Superior SSsmaf&inx
g8stb Sewing aF@tns
Creditor pasmabis Canning minl
code Lever Rake, Norwegian anS Dssa TSaes
a.. (. b,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

say3 Na6 unb mad. Stubsnt: v9riiB
Did, Santei"-Gante: @riB' Did audi,
pie stbt's Sir?"-Stub. Dante, liebes
Guu!6en!"-Sante: rSait On piele Ser:
suiisunsen mitssma4t, Garl?"-Stuo.
rSsbr uiele, liebes, sutes Gantben!"-
Gante so, ba bait Ou wobl pisle S9ul.
ben sema9t2"-Stub.: % ia, lisbes.
iibes, 9utes Sant9en !"-Sante ySa,
per iOa iie bann be,ablsu?"-Stuo.
On, mein liebes, iiBes, sutes, bsr,issi
Sant9en! !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
SIR Sarnter pom SaG(on
County unS ltmsesenS
3uoen nieorisitsn Yreiien;
8aar ooer auf 3sit.

Gr nsas Nan unb nens Gtamptsn, bdbs ttba.
rt1tnee Wtaptrs uno W % trs. GinfaHbrtt, leinh
Paafpaenng une Dausrbaftistet Rne TIRE 5auptvsrtlss.
gssass sasm uM s.n Sagsrtsr Msssr sI ida,
Ssns aas esrtsH Dre&mafSinsn, Guitisat0rtn, Yfass
Qpastn n.
eis saltsn sstnfs 81 strhbmtt prS mit atty saS
Int. 9auitnet fne I'm 0sbrau1 uub atb,u ppus
3atrtsesshdt % q has ~esswtssu st biaisat Wai&lns psrart
grfasaadt fur Rsparaturtn tets s~crrSibia.
% N uns bic astntur abtrtraasn far be usus @pufpu
Rabmaf&tnt. wti6t ben trftn gres auf Der Qpituu QD,it.
ansheauns trlanst bat; fur ; SABRE nirs sarauttrt. 6prs
oct esr unb ~ubtrItustt 9u6 ttibh.
q PER- aDdnf&tnf ma6t has pubHfam aufmtrHaru.
sae q tume teret IN, ale Dftntli6er austionar AM hancissrs
g etotent 10 babd mad Btttbtn Der beafasn ebsr ena{iAsr
proft srasut. ~
Rteler & &einf9snf,
Hs-M Sdassat, Sadfsu %. 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01

Die yYortpaibinston seuti9e 3eis
tums" i4reibt: rOas srOBte 0eipsn:Neit,
wel4es ie in S,aufee Gountp sefunoen
wurSe, 1T iebt I'M Saloon BON Sobn @ens'
ler;-Wenn bic Wespen nod brum i6wdr:
men, wiro Sobn i9wsrIid uieI Sier per:
faufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-02-01
q gentnr

fur bic 3 sras,sn DannpffSiHs. g suapasatssa rad europe
1dslide Abfabrt.
Samburs-I nsr:faniite Clinic is Dampfer,
Hore. Oeuti1er 9loye, Bremen is Damsfer
Gunaro einie. liverpool u. Antpsr. t6 Dampfer
Hsb Siar Cine s Dampfer
Die 9aufsree ben gaHds,ersn, bic Id In ben lesten 4
Satren auf eittn Dampfsrn terrlber unb eindbsr fp,elr
babe, fns bic bette gmpfsblans ans tabta mir Gas 3utraus,
meinsr 8rsunst ssf6srt.
Sn g~erbinouns nit Obisem, iteae i'd
We9iel auf ale 9auptitdSte guropa's aus
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-28

In supreme Court at jackson.

|L|.L
James a. Anderson. Administrator de bOnIs
HnSnAot +. NJ. Cash, deceased. VS.. J. 0.
PT VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
I'D nounced in this cause, October %, 1875, by
the supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson,
/ will, on
Saturday, Sth day Of April, 1870,
offer for sale to the highest bidder, in front Of
the courthouse door Of Shelby county, In the
city Of Memphis. the tract Of land mentioned
and described in said decree as follows: Situ-
ated in the northwestern part Of Shelby
scribed in the ~pleadings and decree below as
follows; BEGINNING at q stake III links east
Of an ash W. thence north Is poles to a stake;
thence north l5o east II 9-l0 poles te q stake;
thence north 5ho west lSi poles 81 links to a
Is a gum markedPM; thence west So south
so poles aH links to q stake; thence north 62o
west 83H poles TO a stake on the north bound
airy line; thence with said line west $40 south
1905 poles to q stake, whence IS links is an
ash marked X w; thence south 10. l3o east
SS% poles to stake. whence west ~ links Is
Q white. walnut marked P; thence east %
north 97H poles to q stake, whence west 800
north is an ash L Al; thence south $50 east
l64H poles to q stake, whence south S9o east35
links is a sycamore l.; thence east IL a. west
7gA poles TO tho beginning; containing
i6Of2,lOO acres. and being same tract Of LAM
conveyed by +. NJ. Cash to j. 0. Thweatt on
LIST day Of January, 1866, by deed Ofthat date,
registered in the Registers office of Shelby
county, record book No. 81, part LIST, pages l5S
and l54.
Terms Of Sale-six () and twelve On
months credit. purchaser required to execute
notes with approved personal security for the
purchase money. and Q lien retained on the
land until the samei is fully paid. Equity Of
redemption barred.
JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
kORrREoHT & CRAFT. Solicitors.
Marca 3. 1876. 9-Sl