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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-04-14

Captain George Arnold, the levee
contractor left yesterday with a large
force Of men TO work on the leyees be-
low here.
The Dyersburg leaves this evening
for D~yersburg, Captain G. j. Berry in
command, with Mr.. Il. B. Pendleton,
a clever gentleman, in charge Of the
Office.
There will be no Memphis packet
leaving to-day for Cincinnati, owing
to the accident to the James ID.
Parker. The Vint Shinkle will be
the next boat out, which will leave
here Friday.
The Anchor line packet City Of
Alton, Captain Bixby, leaves the
company's wharfboat this evening at
8 o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis.
She will make all principal way land
ings and close connection with the
principal railroads for all points east
and west.
The transfer boat, General Pierson.
which conveyed General Grant across
the river, displayed her buntin: this
morning and presented a beautiful
sight. She was literally covered with
flags and her efficient commander,
Captain VIM. Maingault, was as happy
as a big sunhower.
General King submitted to the
hou G OF representatives last Mopday,
a bill to carry into execution the re-
commentator. contained in the recent
report of the Mississippi river com
mission, including for channel CON
structlon aud bank protection, 81, l00.-
OOO, and for closing gaps.Sl, 100000.
MThe r. r. Springer passed down
last night. She discharged here las
bales hay, 40 bbls potatoes, 90 boxes
soap, 40 boxes bottles, 35 bbls whisky,
and 300 pkgs sundries, and added 800
scks oil meal, $50 bales cotton. 100
empty oil bbls and sundries. and took
on at HopeGeld 400 bales oil and 26
bales cotton.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry Coop
er's mail packet, brought in from the
upper coast So bales cotton, 80 SKIS
seed, 6 hogs and a lot of sundries.
She returns this evening to Osceola,
carrying the mail and making all way
landings. Mr.. John Haley, n of
the most polite clerks on the river.
has charge Of the office, assisted by
Hugh Tomlinson.
The James Lee, the famous passen.
ger steamer, Of the lower coast,
brought in A bales cotton, So SKIS seed,
81 pkgs sundries, and a large list OF
people. She returns this evening Co
Frlar's Point, carries the mail, and
gives especial attention to all way
business. Lloyd w. Whitlow. a genial
and clever gentleman, controls the
office, and has associated with him
Messrs. Platt Rhodes and Arthur
Brown.
The Hattie Rowland, Captain j. j.
Darragh, leaves this evening at )
o'clock for Arkansas FLYER, going
through to Pine Bluff and making d.
rect connection there with a light
draft steamer for Little Rock and The
upper Arkansas river. The Hattie
has elegant passenger accommoda-
lions, and is a safe carrier. Charley
Musselman and viii Darragh have
charge of the Office, which is a surs
guarantee that all business viii be
promptly attended to.
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Arkansas stone for Memphis
Streets.

Streets.
The Dardanelle Arkansian of the
18th, says:
We are reliably informed that Cap
tain Joe Eyins has a big contraet with
the city authorities Of Memphis for
furnishing paving stone to be used in
grading the streets of that city, from
his quarries near the mouth OF Piney.
He is putting a large force to work
and will transport direct by rail. He
owns a mountain of excellent building
and paving stone Immediately on the
line of the railroad, and fat
cars can be loaded with the stone
direct from their native beds. The
grand quarries just being opened, the
extensive coal fields yielding their
wealth, and the magnificent forests of
western Arkansas, an combine to
make our section great, say nothing Of
our grand agricultural prospects.
People ,haye been born, lived and
died in western Arkansas, who never
dreamed of the great resources of our
country. The present generation can
only conceive Of the greatness of what
the next generation will realize, and
wonder at us for not developing.
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I~lOn-ResIdens MOuce.

In the Second Circuit Court of sboIbv
county, Tenn.-LOuis Thomas VS.. Kisanna
appearing from sfidavit fledin this cause
4 that the deten lart, Kisannl Thomas. Is 4
non-Itsident Of the State of Tennessee and a
fore ordered that The make her Appearance
nereln, at the courthouse of Shelby county.
IN the Taxing District Of Shelby county. late
city OF Memphis, Tenn on or before the third
Monday IN May next, 1880, and plead, answer
OF aemur 70 complainant bill, or the same
WIN De taken for confessed as to her and
the cause set for hearing exparte, and that \
copy OF this order DO published once a week,
Ledger.
A copy-Attest:
JOSEPH UHL, Clerk.
Gto. Elliott, Attorney for Plaintiff.
~ AZ 40 k
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a NIininter ErneIIeh.

PHILADELPHIA, March 14,-Rev.
VIM. B. Ornies has been expelled
from the Philadelphia association Of
congregational ministers because of
his connection with the Philadelphia
university Of medicines and surgery
where the reporter recently purchased
certificate to practice medicine. The
dean, president and secretary, con-
cerned, were ministersof the Method
ist Episcopal church.
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Union college, which under the
presidency of DR.. Potter, is placing
itself alongside of Hazard, Yale and
Columbia, has just received from the
sons of the late Asa Packer, of Penn.
sylvania, a memorial gift of $4,000.
as an expression of the friendship of
the family toward president Potter,
who was formerly a professor in the
university founded and m~unifcently
endowed by Mr.. Packer.
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Big Damages

BosToN, April l4.-Charles j..
Worthen, who sued the Grand Trunk
railway company for damages, received
by a collision owing to the careless
ness Of the eompany's servants in 1876,
received a verdict yesterday for S45,-
900. On the first trial he was award
ed $4,000 and on the second SIG, 900.
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COTTON

| The market here to-day opened
depressed and with a downward ten
Hency. The large stock of the staple
bow held by merchants here, and the
mistake made in not selling more
Freely when the demand for it was
Ective and the prices up, continue to
pc the leading topics of talk among
cotton men. The market yesterday
|yas quiet, with sales Of $50 bales, all
o exporters. Quotations unchanged,
Ls follows:
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remarked, Grant, l hope you are not
after the presidency again; you have
had it twice and that's enough for any
man. Why, | am an older soldier
than you and was in the field when
you were in the cradle, aud yet /
haven't been president once, nor do l
desire to be-mind | said an older.
not a better soldier" Grant smiled
quietly, but said nothing.
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After the parade yesterday a num-
Der OF the chicks" met two or three
marshals OF the dsy at a prominent
headquarter for beer, and an hour was
spent in a very enjoyable manner.
Compliments, refreshments and good
feeling prevailed, by a large majority.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Olouding up.
Grant has gene.
Indications Of rain.
River steadily on the decline.
No more high water this spring.
Very quiet on the levee for Wed.
nesday.
Freights to all points remain I'M
changed.
The planters in the bends have com
menced planting.
The Golden Rule is due tomorrow,
bound for Cincinnati.
The Raven and barges arrived at
New Orleans yesterday.
The levee at Waterproof, Ia, gave
way and flooded the town.
The Batesville had a good trip out
last night for st. Francis river.
The James D. Parker leaves Gin
e%innati to morrow for Memphis.
The Thomas Sherlock leaves Cha.
%cinnati tomorrow for New Orleans.
Several prominent steamboatmen
assisted in the Grant reception yester-
day.
The Centennial passed down last
evening for New Orleans, loaded fiat
in the water.
The U. P. Schenck, Guiding Star
and Cons Millar, bound for Cincinnati,
passed Evansville.
The Will Kyle, for Cincinnati, and
John A. Scudder, for st. Louis, left
New Orleans last evening.
The j. w. Gaf, for Memphis, and
New Mary Houston for New Orleans,
left Cincinnati last evening.
Captain r. ?. Glenn is loading
barge No. p for New Orleans and
gives her $500 sacks oil cake.
The City of V~icksburg left Vicks-
burg yesterday at noon for st. Louis,
and is due here to morrow night.
The Shields coming yesterday
morning broke her shaft at Cat Island.
She will have her repairs completed
and will be ready TO resume business
in a few days.
The Vint Shinkle, Captain Sterling
Mcintyre, will arrive tomorrow and
leave Friday with a return trip for
Cincinnati. Captain Lightburne will
make engagements for her.
1t has been shown now that Captain
McCalIister of the j. Sharp Melon
aid, was shot by the accidental dis.
charge ofa gun in his own hands, and
not in those of Captain Glazer.
The Silverthorn, Captain S. II
Whitehead, is the regular packet
leaving this evening for Commerce
Mr., Wheeler, a clever young gentle,
man, does the honOrs of the Office.
The Petrol is due from st. Louis
with a tow of ice for Messrs. Moor.
mack & Co.
The Hard Cash, Captain Postal
goes out this evening TO White river
Charley Postal and John Wyckof
hold forth IN the office.
The Gold Dust, from Vicksburg
and Ste. Genevieve, from Memphis
arrived at st. Louis yesterday.
The City of Helena, from Yicksburg
and James Howard, for New Orleans
left St. Louis last evening.
The Laura L. Davis loads at New
Orleans for Cincinnati.
The Josie Harry, Commodore Nil
Harry's blue ribbon packet, will ar
+ rive Thursday evening and leave Sat
urday evening with a return trip 70.
!. White river.
, The City of Helana will be the Fri
day packet leaving here Friday at Il
a. M. for V%icksburg and the bends.
The Charles Morgan is due dow
tomorrow bound for New Orleans
She is a splendid steamer to trave
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COTTON ExoHAEGE QUOTATIONS..
standard International Classification.
General Trade.

But little movement is apparent in
The wholesale market, except in the
eading articles of prime consumption,
Ind, prices being in the main unset
led, dealers touch everything as spar
ngly as possible. In the jobbing line
here is a fair demand for groceries
and provisions. Dry goods also ex.
hibit moderate movement. Grain is
unchanged; -four is quiet, with only a
local demand, and cotton is weak.
The same may be said of poultry and
In fact, the feeling in almost
Zines is just now apathetic, though
hopes are entertained Of an improve
ment at an early day.
FLOUR-The market exhibits no
Etralgth. Prices for round lots are
Far x, 81 so per Dbl; Xxx, IS;
xxx S. OO@5 25; family, IS 81; choice,
.k5 rs; fancy, So 25; patent, 81; orders
R5c. higher.
CORNMEAL-Deman good but prices
weak with round lots selling at 81 10 per
bbl. and inferior at 81; orders from store
S22592 80 per Dbl. no
CORN-Fair demand ~ 4S949c for
round lots; ear, SIC; small orders 05@o4e
per bushel.
OATS-Light movement at 1890. in
lots; and 46@47c. in a small way; German
millet 90c@$1 05 per bushel.
BRAN-Quiet but firm at $l7 50@l8
per ton, for wheat, and SOC. per cwt.; corn
bran dull at so per ton.
HAY-Market firm at SIG 90 to 20 90,
per ton as in quality, and 81 l0@l 20 per
cwt prairie hay $40 per ton and 6Oc
per cwt. 1.zI
ESCULENTS-Snap beans firm, Louis
km,a 50 so per 3-peck box; green peas 81
b561 so do; cabbage $5@6 per crate on
lions S450@5 per Dbl; black-eyed peas 81
25 Der bushelj white beans 81 25@l rs per
bushel.
EGGS-Market shows ten strength
with sales ct 10L@llc per dozen.
northumberland range from s.
g6@S IS per dozen, according to size and
%qnality; turkeys dull at $lO9l4 per dozi
reese SO SO al 80 per DOZEN ducks " tC
800 per dozen.
BUTTER-Demand good, supply fail
I'd all grades good country ranges from
zoe, cooking 10@18c;, western lS@3Oc
merry 36@3sc butterine 2Oci sales o
ium western at 20c per pound.
fTAPPLES-Sell at SO 10 "a 90 per Dbl
/ Few sound offer.
SOUTHERN FRUITS-0ranges,S4 o.
AK On per box for Palermo and Mes
ina andS5 so for extra large; lemons s.
5oa6 per box. Bananas 81 5Oto2 % pc
PROVISIONS Market quiet, will
Good iobbing demand. Order price
are for bulk shoulders, 4%S4H'
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s~nsoIvent Notice.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY IN
OFFICE COUNTY COURT CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, April lst, 1850.
To Isabella. A. Holt, administratrix of John
A. Holt, decd.
HAVlNG suggested the insolvency of the
IL estate Of John A. Holt. deceased. Won
are hereby ordered TO give notice, by adj
Vertlsement IN some newspaper published
within tho said State, and also at the court
house door OF Shelby county, for all persons
having claims against said estate, to appear
and hle the same, with the clerk Of the CoHn-
ty Court authenticated in the manner nre-
scrhed by law, or or before the 18th day of
July, 1850 and any claim not filed on or before
said day, or before an appropriation Of the
funds Of, said estate is made, shall be forever
barred, both in law and equity,
Witness my hand, at office, this LIST dav of
April, 1880.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk,
By HUGH B. CULLEN, D. @. SR&N
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COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LrDoER orprcr.

PUBLIC LEDGER 0FFTcE, I
MEMPHIS. Tenn, April IA, 1880.
The aspect Of the financial market
S unchanged, quietness being the
rider of the day. Business keeps up.
n fair proportions, though consider
IDLY less active than it was three or
&2r weeks ago. Currency is in good
ply and loanable funds are attain
? at the steady rate of 8 per cent,
All acceptable paper, or with In
I1oubted collaterals as security. Open
market rates are from 6 to 10 per
,ent.
Exchange is quiet and steady.
Eastern cotton bills are taken at
il.25 per thousand when carrying no
race and $l.5O with it. Checks on
IL points sell at / premium, and New
orleans bills are ] discount.
Current quotations for uncurrent
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Mr.. McCulloch, of Australia. takes
no thought of expense about his cat
tie. Lately he gave $35, 1000 for the
COW Duchess Of Lancaster" aud
$4,000 for "Berkely, Duke of Ok
ford, buying them to replace two
valuable Oxford cattle which the san
itary authorities of Melbourne killed
by giving Them poisonous water in
quarantine.
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Miss Adelaide Nelson has gone to
the White Sulphur SPRINGS, Virginia.
for a weeks rest. She had played one
hundred and three nights consecu-
lively. She says that the season with
her is by no means ended. After a
week in Pittsburg she will 20 to New
York for a month at Booth theater.
and thence to San Francisco. She will
sail for England next August,
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Rentl, iron, 1he Lnmn.

CHATHAM, ONT, April 14.-Robert
Laure, mayor, and an extensive mill
owner and grain merchant. died yes
terday from burns caused by the ex-
plosion of coal oil lamp.
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tuesday, IIth day Of May, 1880,

at the southwest corner OF Madison and Main
streets, between the hours of II and l o'clock,
publicly offer for cash the following pronerfy'
situated in the county and State aforesaid,
being in the city Of Memphis Gn Taxing Dis,
trict, lying on the north side of Madison
street and east Of Fourth ,treet, beginning
about twenty-five feet east from the northeast
corner Of Fourth and Madison streets; thence
eastwardly along the north side of Madison
street twenty five feet to a corner; thense
northwardly one hundred and ffty-si feet
and a half to a corner; thence westwardlv
twenty five feet to a corner; thence south
wardly to the point Of beginning. This de-
s%cription is intended to embrace the building
in the Chandler block, designated by street
numbers lf0 and intended to embrace one
half the division walls between Nos. 1873 and
l4O and between No 40 and l42. it being The
same property bequeathed by will of W. Il
Chandler to his wife for life; remainder To-
his son Theodore, the undersigned JOIN II,
Chandler being the Theodore designated in
the will, recorded will book 8, page llS.
The right Of equity of redemption il az
pressly waived, but l sell only as trustee.
April It'll, 1870. cas-
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Never give up the ship. DR.. Bulls
cough syrup will cure you, as it has
done others. 1t costs little, and can
never harm. Price 70 cents,
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WH"NN HHNNHNVWs H8WI NWIU NOIIlinu.
Richmond Nal state.l
The venerable General Harvey
called upon Grant at the st. Charles
hotel, in New Orleans, the other dav.
and after a renewal of odd acouaint'
anoe' they entered into a yer friendly
confab, when the old Indian fighter
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tuesday, the goth day of April. 1880.

'ueSuay, me 2Oth day Of April, 1880,
in front Of the courthouse in Memphis, Ten
nessee, sell Tor cash to the highest bidder, the
Ioli9Wlng described property conveyed to me
In the deed aforesaid, which deed is recorded
IN DOCK No. ~, page us, records of Shelby
county, tO-wlt: A certain piece or parcel Of
land lying IN Civil District No. 3, in Shelby
county and State of Tennessee, containing
two hundred acres and n part Of Grant MO-
~, to b; g. and T. Blunt, and bounded az
iolloWs; Beginning at a stake, thence Al de-
grees east, % links TO a. black oak marked i
o.. and L. b., the southeast corner of grant
NUMBER ~ thence west, the south boundary
lne OF SAID grant, IL chains and % links to n.
white oak marked j. NJ; thence north / de-
grees east l4l chains to a stake and the north
boundary line of said grant; thence cast 4
degrees south with said line IA chains q links
TO a sweet gum marked H., tho northeast cor
mel. of said grant; thence south 5 degrees west
with the east boundary line Of said franz III
chains to the beginning, containing By eeti-
nation 200 acres. "
Also one other piece Of land lying in the
same county and State and In the same Civil
DlstIlct ana known and described as follows:
lhlrty acres Ofland cut off of the north end Of
q certain piece of land purchased by W. W.
Furyesr AZ a sale ordered and made BY the
second Chancery Court of shelby comfy.
tennessee, in the case efJOhn Brown, admin
lstratOr vs. ,Sulllyan, ct. al, said decree
vesting and diyesting title in said w. W, Pur-
year. Is OF record - the Registers office Of
said county in book No. ~, page 1873, and 10
which reference is made for a full description.
Inc telrty acres herein conveyed is the north
end OF said tract, the line cutting It off rms
east and west and entirely across Inc north
end of the entire tract.
Title 70 said property is believed to be good,
but l sell and convey as trustee.
Equity Of redemption waived,
March 18th. 1880. 1s1S
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Trustee Sale.

RY virtue of a deed of trust executed to me
as trustee by Mrs. NJ. A. Chandler and
John I. Chandler on the 2lst March, 1879. and
recorded IN the Registers. Office of Shelby
secure four notes of $500 each, and the holder
Of said notes having notified me that they are
due and unpaid, and to make sale of the
property, shall, in pursuance Of said trust
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Trustees Sale.

by virtue Of a conveyance to us made by
Edward Coleman and regittered in chat
tel DOCK v page 4o2, Registers Office, Shelby
county, Tenn, we will, on
Saturday, the 18th day of ApriI, 1880,
at corner Of Main and Madison streets.
Taxing District, az I2 IN. seii for cash one
secondhand fine silver plated Barouche and
set OF double harness, used with the same.
SAID carriage is known as city No. 70.
James Cunningham d Son.
B. b. ROGERS, Agent.
Townsend & Gillian Att'ys, 2S5 Main. SS4
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I~nsOIvent Notice.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY Co.
OFFICE County COURr CLpRv.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY Coz
OFFIcE County CouRr CLERK.
Memphis, Tenn, April 9. 1880.
To r. Dudley Frayser, administrator ofesEte
ofA. s. Brswn, dece lsed.
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of tho
IL estate of A.. S. Brown, deceased, YOU
are hereby ordered TO gigo %nutlce, oy ai,ei-
tisement in some Newspaper published within
the said State, and also at IT,. conrfhonse
door Of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, to appear and hIs
the same, with the CLERK Of the County Cont
law, on or before tho 9Th day Of 0etobUr.igsO
and any claim not filed on or before flid dav,
or before an appropriation OF tho funds ~
said estate Is male. -N"li DO forever barrel.
both in law and equity.
April, 1880.
BY HUGH B. CULLEN, d. @.
~Jarnagin x hayseI, Att'yg, 3uG8
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A dividend Of 5 per cent. was de
Haired by the directors of the Mem
city fire and general insurance
company, at its monthly meeting yes
|erday. This is $50, 800 to be credited
Pn the stock notes of the company,
ind bringsit up to 75c. on the compa-
ly's books, a figure at which it would
sell any day.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

DyersOurg, Dyersburg pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer Jas. Lee, Friar's Point.
r. r. Springer, Cincinnati.
Centennial, st. Louis.
Coahoma, Osceola.
S%ilverthorn, Commerce.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Batesville, st. Francis river.
Centennial, New Orleans,
" City OF! Greenville, st. Louis.
r. r. Springer, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Jas. Lee, Coahoma, Shields, Silver
thorn. Hard Cash, Hattie Rowland, Dyers-
burg.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here receded 3 inches
in the past "A hours, ending at
noon, and is now q feet 2 inches
above low water mark. AT Cairo it
declined 4 inches, with 30 feet Z
inches on the gauge. At St. Louis 9
inches with l6 feet 6 inches on the
gauge. At Pittsburg the decline was
. inches, with 4 feet 4 inches on the
gauge. At Cincinnati, 20 inches,
with IL feet Z inches on the gauge.
AT Louisville 4 inches, with 9 feet 4
inches in the canal. At Evansville it
is falling with II feet 2 inches on the
gauge, Cumberland river "a inches,
at Nashville, with 10 feet s inches on
the gauge. Arkansas river is still on
the decline with 6 feet on the gauge.
White river is receding with a good
stage Of water from Jacksonport tc
the mouth.
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Trustees Sale.


at the southeast corner of South Court and
Main, in front Of the real estate office Of
hoyster x Company, in the Taxing District
OF said Shelby county, sell for cash at public
sale to the highest bidder, between the hours
OF IL q n; and l o'clock, pm, the following
described property, to-wit: Beginning on Inc
south line Of a 1917 acre tract Of land, a part
Of a sub. division to Thomas Love, of the
Murdoch Mcmillan $50 acre tract, being n
subdivision Of the John Ramsey 5000 acre
giant, Is chains aud 30 links east Of the soutb-
west corner Of the said 7sh acres; thence east
with said south line on Kerr avenue 4 chains
to a stake and white oak pointer maked X.
thence north 7 chains and IS links TO 4 stake
and white oak pointer marked A; thence west
Z chains to u stake and poplar marked h.
thence south Z chains and Is links 10 tho he.
ginning, containing 5 acres, bciag the samo
purchased by lie. r. Ray from s. q. Love,
executor Of Thomas Love, deceased. recorded
in book Al, page 10, and the same eonvsyei
by j., +. X. Ray to NJ. S. Ray by deed Of
record, in book SO, p,ge 65l.
Right or equity OF redemption waived.
Title believed TO be good, but 1 sell ss trus.
tee only. +. W. R0YSfER. Trustee.
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Trustees sale.

N pll suance Of the terms Of a deed of trnst
1 made to me as trustee by Lavi s. Hill on
the An day Of October, 1873, to secure n cer-
tam Indebtedness therein named, | viii. on