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A PosPIble Readlupter Candidate for
GOyePnot.

FOyernoF.
RICHMOND, Va, May 9l.-several prom.
iuOut rOadjuster leaders have arrived ip
the city 10 discuss the ''situation" and
count noses for the convention. II 10 stated
in well.iniormed circles that Malone will
allow his nsme 10 be used as candidate
for the rsadjuster gubernatorial nomlna.
ton In certain contingencies, one OF which
is believed 10 be any manifestation Of
setfots dihcotd among The readiuster lead.
ere. In that case Il is thought that his
name will be offered 10 the C6pYenLioh 10
heal all discofd and settle oil differences
among the leading men who are claimants
for the nomination. II is hardly likely,
however, lhst Il Malone pdtSues this
Coutss he will follow the sEGhple ot The
New York Senators and resIgu RlS Seat Ia
the Senate,
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Lou.sv.LLE, May 3l.--rhe thirty second
drawing Of tho Commonwealth Distribu.
ton WAS held to-day at MCCauIey's Theatre
10 the presence Of a respectable audience.
Ticket Is 035 drew the capital prize Of
$30, 900; SO,8lQ drew The second prize ol
$40, and S5 a72 captured The third
prise Of 5000. The following tickets
drew q 600 each: 2OlSO, SS57, 44.595,
"a, ,l97, B0,96l, S9,753
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CHICAGO, May Sl.-The only clue 10 Lhs
Identity Of The murderer Of The unkhoVn
man found neaS Winnstka, ILL.,, ID the
statement Ot . tatHeFs sOR and bic pOIhpr,
that early in the morning Of March
iSdv iSh soOs man ,s,oSS Ss' .bs seen S,,,IsIG hCr
Of the farm, coming directly flOm The
place where the body was found and
striking across the county Ia the deep
snov dfitts, instead Of taking The longer
beaten path. He was we'll dressed 6nd
apparently Of foreign origin. 10 was
Prhbably going to take the train iot
Chicago, and had assoRdIng 10 Ibe theory
entlCed his victim out from here ID thst
lonely spot, and murdered him. Few
crimes were ever 90 perfectly covered up,
The matka on the clothing ol the deceased
which might lead 10 bic Identification had
been removed. 10
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SCRANTON Pa, May sl.-Tho 2Sth an.
hasi ts conclnye Of The Grand CommSndery
dK1lieats Templars OF Pennsylvania con.
's 'ened tlIid evening and will continue in
tI''OS ,tl. aunt until Thntsdty, Tue city is rap.
,ulY M t!,inR up with prominent masops
E..0I aGu vIisllota from all parts Of the State. A
'tSnd pS'ads takes place on Thutsdav,
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our OF THE RAGE.
Cornell Declines. and ConkIInE Conceded
10 he Practically Ont Of the Contest
An Election Expected To-day,

NoEHeh HeCHAebp NAN SeAAhnB N9AetAce
10 he Practically Ont Of the Contest
An Election Expected To-day.
NEw YoRE, May Sl.-Governor Cornell
has written letter declinig to be q cAndi'
date for United States Senator, TO be pre-
sented to the. Legislature tomorrow,
An agent OF the New York As
sociated Press, at Albany, tele'
graphs that tonight it Is universally
conceded that Oonkling Is entirely
out Of the race, and that gentlemen who
have been Clossted with the leaders for
hours had no hesitaucy in admitting that
It was but question OF what candidates
the party should select to meet unanimity
among the Republicans. Cornell and De-
pew are names gentleman hears on every
side, but the letter OF deClination 1t 10 be-
lisved puts an end TO that combination.
Some are urging forward the names oil
Cornell and Crowley, Tho latter was
Platrs antagonist at the former election.
The Tribunc'S Albany special says: The
best political judges here are inclined TO
look for the election Of two Republican
Senators before the legislature adjouTnS,
and the Democrat who was yesterday
swimming on blAdders in the summer sea
Of glory, finds himself stranded, to-day on
the hard probability that the next legis'
lsture will not be consulted regarding
the successors to Conkltng and Platt.
To.morrow's ballot will be watched with
great interest. lIPlatt should lose any Of
the votes he had today II will be only
reasonable to expect q choice OF Senator
before the end Of the week. Judge Rob.
ortson said today that alter to.
days disclosure Of Platt's weak.
ness he should look for the
election OF one Senator on Thursday.
On the other hand, some members ex.
pect to.morroW's ballot to be much like
that Of to day, except for q proha'
BILE concentration OF the AdministrA.
ton men, and do not expect q marked
change, II there should DO only one bal.
lot. The practical abolition OF the caucus,
which has taken place, raises o new dill.
entity lor the candidates. In the caucus
54 votes would nominate and thus SO.
cure the election 10 ballot. Without
CauCnB 81 votes must be had to
effect an election, and 1t Is easy 10 under.
stand that this will be uphill work for al.
most any man, unless there is a genuine
stampede. An Administration man said
yesterday that he thought when any can
didate received G5 votes that that would
settle the mstter and that the rest would
follow Immediately.
CoNRLlNG WILL NOT WITHDRAW.
Ex.Marshal Payn said to Tribune cor.
respondent who asked him Il Conkling
would withdraw, "0h no, his friends
could not allow him to withdraw II he
wanted to"
"You don't still think he can be elect
ed?"
Eyes, do. Conkling will run, and let
me tell you something. Put down this
prophesy and remember IT, IfConkling is
beaten the Republican party will have
won It's last victory In State and nation.
He has won every Republican victory In
this State for the past fifteen years. He
made The last typ Prealdents angle
handed and Alnno." t
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w record the death Of smother old citi'
u, ,bi, morning, in the person OF Mr..
rs,,ss "" Psgsr, who was born In the city OF
V,,1.lphia on the 7th Of June, 1909, and
,,n. !, Wheeling in 1871. lie was first
n , ,be employ, asa salesman, OF the house
" .lWsnJeI < Harbour, afterwards with j..
II II g,ybou-, and latterly with Harbour X
n.,,maD. lie was a faithful employe in
~, ,s,,ics Of all these houses, possessing
,I. mllest confidence Of the proprletors
I'd ,bpit customers While his walk In
N. VAS comparatively an humble career
,.,i w,s followed by him In strict pur'
.,,Dcs Of that golden sentiment that
t.lcbe,
DIa v,ll your part, there all The honor lies"
lls was straightforward, sober and In
1,,riOus man, always at his post and
thoroughly reliable.
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~ p''a'lF' AAy Sl.-senatot Ferry, Of
,1.' I State, reached his home at Grand
uI,en .'' Today, prOst'GIel from the duties
Il ia. @e .i Session, including the iuportuni.
Ss,.o'I S%% Office seekers. iIis case was suI.
dizzy SiI1Il serious to compel the attendance
iiiN,ssS''IeiaH from Fl. Wayne to Grand
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pHESOH ENAL rA1rH
or English Holders OF Bonds or "rhs
I.atO ConfedeEncy,"

Lato ConfedeFacy,"
LoSDoE, May 3l.-The yearly meeting
Of The bond holders st The Confederate
cotton loan Of 'G3 was held today. The
general tenor Of the speeches was to the
effect that although the bond holders bad
no legal clSlm on tho American Govern.
ment something might be done II q
friendly appeal was made. The speakers
seemed TO base their hopes on the fact
that the Bank Of England still held some
residue Of the loan.
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Kentucky Iron strike.

CtSaSNATt, o., May Sl,-The strike oi
The iron workers in UovIngtop and New.
port is practically unanimous. The de.
mAnd iof an advance ot wages is from 9
to 36 per cent. Mill owners cay II is I'm:
possible 10 pay the advance asked.
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NT YoRS NAV 3l.-Cai Inspector
DEId Holland, Of The Pennsylvania
a sllioad, while examining some cars in
Ie y COMPANY yard at Jersey City, a train
SI TcAts y" backed down on him, crushing
Son,s S,,n O9lEeen p them, lie was taken to hia
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LoSnoS, May Sl.-Ths World says 1--WE
hear on good authority that Sarah Bern.
hardt Ia 10 be married on Saturday next 10
NJ, Angelo, who hGs been travelling with
her ID America
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war timely aud refreshing rain and
..,i,, i,, storm visited this city and
a1.1r a'.lt, Yesterday evening. There had
t',' Nos'9 9o,emonition Of rain for thlrty.Slx
I,.. ~. ,sI on Monday there were COPioua
I'a,, S.r.,, , few miles away, on either aide
1''' ~, ba, only q few drops in the city,
s,,,o,day SS,' evening however gave US q full
..al,, l BY means Of which all the high
EIr'' W.. 'ui bye ways, and CUTTERS and
..@.,, '"n Of the city received a wholesome
W much needed flushing. Tae grain
wv w, /, now well assured. 1t never
", .,,mt.sd more abundantly.
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Ghe GntelligRnffr
,a.. Is aud n Ioaflssn!n street.

y,rrdsyil!e rolling mill has passed
Tbs .s' hands oil new cOmpany-a Pitts
i''o Ip' 'o,D,pjL.tion-by whom it will be
NHa NH'.,,'s5 o1I and put in immediate effective
''.a-,sa ,s,Jy for operation on or before
w., ~ M Jaly. They expect to run it in
HSS ,,Iss, We congratulate the people
fi...nJ,yiIIe on the prospect Of having
i"n9r,sn, institution become a pros
p'~t t.,t,blishmsnt in their midst It
','1, ..l'lr i, an important adjunct to their
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,,.., a,sAs'' May al-A decree has been
~, ,s'Fa granting De Lesseps concession to
,Sss, canal through The isthmus Of
and Jhp. hu work will Recommended In 'BS
""u De completed in Eve yeatS.
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IoSnoS, May al,-Ths entry Of the
Cornell University crew for the Henley
regatta may be finally accepted, merely 90
q concession 10 International coutteay.
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NV, WV foSS, May Sl.-4 Washington
.rslI .r's.N to the Post says It Is reported that
SissI,s.l S'snsloI Dorsey Ia Ill at bis house In
tii,s,y iiy overcome with mental strain in.
NN'"s 10 the Star route reports
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MpRRAY BAy, QUEBEc, May Si.-There
vas a strong shock Of earthquake here at
ago A, n. No damage. A shock was also
experienced In other places,
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IIn rndsIl il,a nnnrrtl.

LOUISVILLE, May sl.-JOhn sslindIer,
enplsyad IN Q pIog iestOryt TERMINATED .
quarrel With bis vile tonight by shooting
himself fatally. -tp
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BERLiS, May sl.@1n consequence Of q
painful outbreak Of bis old Allment Ills.
marck ls onaned 10 his bed.
BlsmArcS's ailment ls inflammation OF
the blood vessels In his leRs,
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BUTTALo, May sl.-The PtesbytetiAn
Assembly adjourned 10 meet In Spring.
Geld, illinois, on The third Thursday oi
NAY, 1889,
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Tue FFVpVbtu FVFIy'VIWhI UhYF FH1N
oHtcAao, May 9l.-John GTiscOm, after
seysnty.tvo hours Of fasting, shows q loss
OIL eleven pounds, He appears TO he In q
healthy, dofmAl condition, plfys games,
visits The theatres, and when he feels the
need Of stimulation takes lelsufely walk.
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TUSis, May 8l.-M. seguin, corrsspOn.
dent Of the Patis Telegraph, was killed by
Arabs Saturday last, st Dela. He vas
ielled 10 earth ly stones and stabbed In
eight places, The mirderefs were arrest.
ed and will be tried by court martial.
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u,tE HABBAIH SCHOOL CONVEN
lion,
I,uuSI session n PATksrsbuFg YesteF.
DAY opened Very EnconraEinEly.
PARKgRsBuRG, W. Va, May 81.

dOy opened Very EneouFaEiuEIy.
PARKEBBuRG, W, Va, May 81.
.,,u .N,puith 10 tho lnlGllgsnosr
1bs sLats Sabbath School Convention
nplp lhe Methodist Church South, and
,bsovenlng prayer WAS made by Rev.
Gso, G wildiHg. The night session was
successful. Sunday eci,oOl work in West
Virginia was ably discussed by Revs.
Pdck.s, Carter, Whiteley and Peters.
There wa a large attendance.
REPORTER.
IThs rddrsss Of welcome by Ex.Gov.
Stephenson, and response by Rev. 3. B.
Bnuitl will be found on another page
ED ISf
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Tho Interests OF the Mississippi Valley.
sr, LOUIS, May 3l,-A movement 10 be.
ing set on foot by leading members Of the
Merchanta' Exchange and other hpsiueas
men Of the City to hold eonvsntioni ID st.
Louis, some time during the coming
autumn, for the purpose OF discussing
the materiAllint ot Mississippi Val.
ley, 10 which, leading CpnRrelsmen and
other representative men ct lhe West shsll
be invited.
Quite number oi prominent gentlemen
OF this city, members OF both leading
political parties, have organized what is
To- be known as the Civil Service Reform
AssoCiation OF Missouri, on q plan similar
to societies In the East, and will elect
officers In few days.
Col. ]. W. Paxamore has resigned the
Presidency Of the St. Louis Cotton Conn
psny, which he has held fol, lbe. past
eight, yesrs or since tho otgapiSAtion,
and wifi hereafter devote himself
wholly 10 the building OF the system Of
narrow gauge railroads in Missouri, Ar.
kansas and Texas, with which he has been
identified since the inauguration OF the
enterprise, and Of which he ls largely an
owner,
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Terrific storms In Texas.

GALVESTON, May 3l.-A special from
Waco to the Nsws says: A fearful hail
storm visited the south Of MCLsuran and
the north part OF Bell counties on satur.
day night. A number Of farm houses were
torn down, One lady was killed and two
men badly hurt. Near Crawford several
houses were unroofed.
A Dallas special says violent wind
and rain Storm swept over that city last
night. The rain fell in torrents, flooding
the streams! Trinity river is rising rapidly,
and 1t Is expected willoveraow the banks.
The NetrS special reports wind, rain and
hail storms in various parta OF tho State,
In many instances totally destroying the
fruit and seriously injuriDg the corn, cot.
ton and wheat crops,
"A New Taylor special says q hurricane
vibited Taylor Saturday evening which
lasted forty minutes, No lives were lost.
Mr.. B. N. Travis house was blown down.
Two families sustained serious injury.
Tho Christian Church was blown from its
foundation. The Catholic Church and the
Odd Fellows Hall were totally wrecked,
Nearly all the barns and out houses were
demolished. Scarcely q house In town
escaped damage. Fences were blown
down and trees uprooted for miles around
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wv, NnS York, May Sl.-The women's
~, S,u,sai !, ! college Of the New York fnfrm.
W '0'u'y graduated eight ph ysicians.
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The Chair GDnouhCed that the House
having failed to give . majority for either
candidate the TACT will be entered 10 the
journal Of the House, end legislative busi'
ness be proceeded with.
In the Senate, when The hour Of booD
arrived, the members proceeded 10 vote
for a u, 6. aanatOF ID place oil Thomas o.
Plat, resigned. Tho vote stood as follows!
Thomas c, Pi.tt.....n.... Eldt,4 O. IapbaH ..., z
ChSuncJ n. DVpeW,e... IJOgph u, Ch6ll ls.,,p, |
Francis KOIna9"..a.". judge Noah DaNlh"",''
Warner N Aliltr,...,.,.... 2 WA. Wheeler 6r"..a...
sherman koSsii.y,.,.,, George H. SharPs."...oa
The Senate then voted Tor successor
10 hll the Rhoft term In plScs ot NJ. Conk'
ling. The vote stood as follows:
nos % Coatiite te.u,s,.,a 9Charlts J. Eolkerm...
sherman ., RoGots""".. GOV. Cornel .,......e.""
GS1'Ee y. BrAdley"...... TbtO. N. PohsfaJp,,,,.
No one having received msjorlly, The
Senate adjourned.
"ISDEStSIrELY pcsrPonEp."
The StalwAtt Republican rauc us which
was to have been held tonight has beer
indefinitely postponed,
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,,' roNfL1sD, Ma, May 8l.-Eiugh ]. And.
liS lo.5.S oe5i,Iiovet9ot and e1.UonVressman,
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DRlleu nAl1eu tIlh ChIluluhtn'
ThA vote atool % fOllOHs.

No candidate received q maj 1rIty, and
the House hen proceeded TO vote to Oil
tho vncaBCy caused by the resignation oil
Mt. Platt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-22
French Ex1dneyP ad

WHICH CURES BY ABSORPTION.
Ask your drugg st for Prot. Guilmette'i
French Kidney PAD, and take no other. If he
has not got it, send 81 and you will receive the
TESTiM5NIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Judge Buchanan, Lawyer, Toledo, o., says:
On OF Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney Pads
cured me Of Lumbago in three weeks time.
My case had been given up by the best doctors
as in ,urable. During all this time [ suffered
untold agony and paid out large sums Of
George Vetter, J. p, Toledo. O.. says:
suffered for three years with cciatica and Kid
ney Disease, and often had to go about on
erutches. L was entirely and permanently
cured after wearing Prof. Guilmette's French
Kidney Pads four weeks.
Squire N. @. Scott, Sylvania, o., writes:
| have been a great sufferer for 10 years with
Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys. For weeks
at a time l was unable to get out Of bed; took
barrels Of medicine, but they gave me only
temporary relief. l wore two of Prof. Gull
mette's Kidney Pads six weeks, and l now
know 1 am entirely cured.
Mrs. Helen Jerome, Toledo, o., says: For
years l have been confined. a great part Of the
time to my bed, with Lucorrhea and female
weakness. / wore one of Guilmette's Kidney
Pads and was cured 10 one month.
II. Is, Green, wholesale grocer, Findlay. o.,
writes: | suffered for . years with lame back
and in three weeks was permanently ourod ty
wearing one ofProf Guilmette's kidneyPads.
b. +. keesling, NJ. D., druggist, Logans-
port, Ind, when sending IN an order for Kid
ney Pads, writes: wore one IF the frst ones
We had and l received more benefit from it
than anything l ever used, in fact the Pads
give better general satisfaction than any Kid
ney remedy we ever Foid,
Ray & shoemaker, druggists, Hannibal,
Mo-. We are working up a lively trade IN your
Pads, and are hearing of good results from
them every day.
For sale by S, Mansfield & Co., Mem
phls.
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Cev,eraI made.

The depleted stock Of corn was add
ed to by an arrival ex steamer Maude
of 1471 sacks, for which there is a
ready market. Hay is high in value.
des lers reporting no arrivals of west
orn md the market wholly bare, with
the pri oe anything that may be asked
from s2S per ton up. A carload OF
millet hay sold for $50 per ton, and
two carloads Arkansaw prairie at
SIG 50. a rather steep figure. The meat
market continues unsettled, and pork
fell again in Chicago, closing in a
eryou condition last evening. In
other supply markets prices OF cut
meats are mainly firm. Here the
stocks ar light, and jObbers report
values varying. Peachblow potatoes
are held in round lots here at ~ u
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NOn-ResI.lent Notice.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Ten,
nessee-Tennie Jackson VS.. w II jackson
1T appearing from the bill in this cause
i whi;h is sworn TO, that the defendant is &
non-reIident Of Tennessee; it is there
fore ordered that he make his appear,
ance herein, at the courthouse OF Shelby
county tin the Taxing District before the Cir
cult Co urt, on the third Monday in May, 1881
and pie ad, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed al
to him and the cause set for hearing ex-partei
and thai a copy of this order be published
once a week for four successive weeks in the
Public Ledger, a newspaper Of general circu.
lation Published in Memphis, Tenn.
April 6, 1881.
A true oopy-Attest:
JOSEPH UHL, Clerk.
GRO. J. CASPBELL. D. @.
John MoBrooks. for com BIT. IS 50 45 81
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attachment NOtIce.

No. 5q33-Before J S Galloway J p. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-trb x Co. w. VIM I GRADY.
In this cause an attachment having been
| sued out under section 1855 Of the code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of the defendant, by punishment,
ant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of
oae hundred and sixty five dollars and six cts.
due by account, and that the claim is just, and
that the defendant is a nonresident of the
state Of Tennessee; it is therefore ordered
that said defendant make his personal APP
1887. at IL 'clOek m, Mt my office. No. "a Mad
ison street. Memphis, Tonn., and defend said
attachment suit within thu time prescribed
by law, or the same will be proceeded with
ox-parte; and that q copy Of this order be
published once a week for four weeks in
tba Public Ledger.
This, the 2ist day Of April, 1881.
455IBf3 J GALLOWAY, J. p.
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Attachment Notice.

No. 605-Before S Galloway. P. for Shelby
county, Tenn.-W S LangdOn VS.. The Menu
phis and Greenville Telegraph Company.
IN this cause an attachment having been
L sued out under section 1856 of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned, levied upon the
property Of tho defendant, and affidavit nav
ing been mado hat defendant ia indebted
to the plaintiff in the sum Of thirty-one dol
lars and s~ixty-six eeEts, due by account,
and that the claim is just, and that the
defendant is r non. resident OF the state
of Tennessee; it 10 therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal appearance
before me on the 18th day Of Nay
lsSl; 9t IL o'clock m. at my ONCE No
defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by Law, or the same will be
proceeded with exparte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once a week, for foul
weeks. in the Public Ledger.
This tho 2lst dag of April, 1881.
ass 5T63 j GALLOWAY, j. P.
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Trustees Sale.


DY virtue OF a deed of trust executed 10 me
- on the I'd day of April, 1850, By WIN.
Underwater, recorded in Registers office Of
Shelby cO0nty, Tenn in record book 1872, page
%, having been made to secure n certain note
fully described therein, and default Of pay
meat having been made by said nridgeWater,
l will, as trustee, on
tuesday, The Sd day Of May, 1881,
at the southeast corner Of Madison and Second
streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, between the
hours ofl2 N, and 2 pm, proceed to sell 70
the highest bidder for cash, the certain tract
Of land lying on the waters of Leosa Hatchie
river, in Shelby county, Tenn, a few miles from
Memphis, beingth same land conveyedto aid
Britgewater by X. Il. Richards, recorded i'm
the Register Office Of Shelby County, Tenn,
in record book s9. page 225, the twenty acres
Of said land conveyed by said BridEeWater to
Philip Luoayinero, particularly described
in deed in Registers office in book SO, page
rs, is reserved out Of the land describedin said
conveyance. Said tract Of land contains one
hundred and i've $500 acres, less said twenty
aeres, The equity Of redemption is waived.
The title to said land is believed to be good,
but will convey only such title as is vested
in nae as trustee.
S5t JOHN II. CANNON, Trustee.