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THE PRESIDENT TALKS.
Cheerful and Confident Of His Reco,

Cheerful and Confident Of His Recovery.
In short talk with his old army friend,
Gen. Mitchell, Monday, Gen. Garfield said:-
"This is a bad fix have got into, but am 60
ing to pull through 81 told him." said Gen
Mitchell, "that hoped and believed that he
would, but I had promised hot to talk with
him, and if I did they would put me out'' He
aid:-"No, guess they won't. 1 remember
during the war, when you were in something
of the same fix that now am and got through,
and will pull through this one. l said, "Mr.
President, you must not talk He replied,
Eyes, they don't want me to do much talking,
but little will not do much harm" then
bid him good morning and left the chamber.
He is a remarkable man.
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Ar at Liverpool Sd inst, ship vgilant, Ross, from
San Francisco.
Ar at London 4th inst, ship Success, Hichborn,
New York
Ar at Cardiff 4th inst, barque Robt Porter. Mich
OILS, ST John, NIB.
Ar at Antwerp 4th inst, ship j Lincoln, Waite,
Lobos
Sid FIN Havre LIST inst, ship Annie Smith, Bart
lett, United States.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Three Children Burned to Death,
TACOMA, n. H., July "a two story tene-
ment house at Deike's village was destroyed
bv tire last night. Three children of Charles
Mood, colored, aged four, SIX and ten years,
persisted. Loss on building 5000.
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CAUGHT IN SEASON.
A Man Who Thinks He is Inspised by God
to Kill Mr.. Blaine

WASHINGTON, july 5. Daniel McNamara
supposed to be insane appeared at police head
quarters to-day and said he was from King
William company, Va. He announced that
he had been inspired by God to come here and
kill Secretary Blaine. He asked where the
Secretary lived and exhibited revolver. He
was arrested.
Mcnamara who is not clear whether his
mission was to assassinate Secretary Blaine or
Gen. Arthur has been sent to the Insane Asy-
lun. He stated when examined that he had
been inspired by spirit to kill Gen. Grant
during the laters administration, but was de-
feated in that object and said that if an oppor-
tunity were given him he would explain the
manner in which Guiteau was prompted to as
sail the President ~ :
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, July 5.-The secret service
bureau announces the arrest of Col. L. j.
Sherman, VIM Williams, James j. Williams,
j. w Whendricken and Francis Hentbauer
at Philadelphia for counterfeiting coin. This
is consdesed very important arrest.
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THE CONSPIRACY THEORY.

NO STOCK Taken In it by the Cabinet.
The members Of the Cabinet have author.
lied the New York Times correspondent to
publish in their joint and several behalf their
utter un6elief in current reports of a conspira-
cy. and Secretary Blaine made a speciaI re-.
quest that his name should be particularly
mentioned as denouncing the story as wicked
ly false.
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FAVORABLE SYMPTOMS.

The Attending Physicians Report to
Drs. Agnew and Hamilton.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The following dis
patch has been sent by the surgeons in charge
to Drs. Agnew and Hamilton, tho two con.
suting physicians:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 A. Matter
you left the urgent symptoms continued.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland DaEt, Wholesale Market.

Portland DaEt, Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. July s
Flour is quiet and prices unchanged. In Grain,
Corn, Oats and Meal are lower. Sugar is steady and
firm; graduated is quoted at 105sc and Extra at
1Oc. Old potatoes dull and easier. Provisions
quiet and firm. Oranges and Lemons strong and
higher. Pea Beans scarce and 10c better. Butter
frmer. Hay moves slow at IA G0915 90.
The following are Io-day's quotations of Flour
Grain. Provisions. sc.
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the Stn, mad four shocks of earthquake, one
quite severe. The people rushed into the
streets, and prayers for preservation from
death were freely uttered, but no damage was
done.
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AT Fourth of July celebration at Lincoln,
Neb., Monday, a cannon exploded killing one
man and wounding four.
w. b. Andrews a negro. has been arrest ed
at Harrisburg, Pa, charged with numbering
his wife and then burning down the house,
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DISPATCH TO GEN. GRANT.

The Presidents Case Reported Hopeful
ELBERoN, N. j., July 5.-The following dis
patch was received by Gen. Grant from the
Executive Mansion at o'clock this afternoon:
The tenor of all reports continues favorable and
great pefulne S prevails. The President himself
and family believe he will recover.
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Forest Fires.
Earthquake on the Isthmus.

QUEBEC, July 5.-Fire has made great raw
ages in the forests of county Latbinere dur
ing the last few days.
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NOTICE. Ladies using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake,
doughuuts, pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD Is sold by all gro
cers.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

TUESDAY. July 5.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland Pike, st John NIB via
Eastport for Boston,
Barque Carrie Long, Park. Cadiz, with salt to
Emery & Kurdish. Vessel to Ryan & Kelsey,
Sch Ellen Colder. Hodgdon, Georgetown DC
coal to Maine Cent RR.
Sch Mary Jane. Nichols, New York for Yarmouth.
Sch Mariel, Anderson, Boston.
Sch Walter Hall, Emery, Boston.
Sch Ellen Morrison, Orne. Boston.
Sch Hudson, Coleman. Boston.
Sch Mary Wiley. Wi liams. Portsmouth.
Sch Lydia Grant, Grant, Cape Porpoise.
Sch Hibernia, (Brl Coggins, Westport, NS-dryfsh
to Dana & Co, and Trefethen & Co.
Sch Mary, (Br) Richardson Fredericton. NIB,
Sch Addie j. Strout, Cherryfeld.
Sch Chacedony. Bryant Nachias.
Sch Pearl, Verril. fremont.
Sch Cinderella, Weber, Round Pond.
Sch Tillie E, Gross, Bangor for Provincetown.
Cleared.
Brig Jennie Phinney, Noyes. Buenos Ayres-
Brig Ernestine Norton, Sydney, CB-Chase, Leav-
lit & Co.
Sch Elva E Pettengill. York. Philadelphia W
Clark Co.
Sch Fairfield, AIMEE Bangor-Paris FIGURING Co.
Sch Mary Wiley, Williams, Bangor-Kensell &
Tabor.
Sch Arrival, Farnham. Boothbay-D Chaate.
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THE FINANCIAL EFFECT
American Securities in London Lutte Al


fected.
LONDON, July 5.-The Financier saws the
murderous outrage in Washington had only a
very moderate effect on the prices of Ameri-
can securities. After the first tendency to a
quickly, remarkable steadiness became appar-
ent and the reduction shown in London prices
was unimpOrtaut.
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FATALLY ASSAULTED

Z VI 11APICSSIuS CI16 fiOp0 C0dC th0 Pr0Si-
cent Would Not Recover,
MAsHALTowN, Ia, July "a workman at
Edenville, in this county, was seriously as.
he died. for expressing the hope that Prest.
Garfield would not recover. A similar fracas
occurred at State Center, but not with fatal
results.
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W EEz AGES.

In this city, July 4. by Rev. J. IL. Smyth Ioratio
G. Cook of Boston, Mass, and Josephine H.. dargh-
ter of Henry II. Hay Of Portland. No cards
In this city, july 1 by Rev. J NJ. lo1den, tieoree
A. Gay aud Annie +. Kim hall.
In Gardiner. June 26, Arthur ". Peasl"e and Miss
Flora f.. Mitchell.
In Gardiner, June Is, G. E. IIedgkins and Miss
Nellie Goodrich.
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AT ALBANY.

Another Ballot without Result.
ALBANY, July 5.-The joint convep ton met
at noon, President pro tenn Robertson presid-
ing, and voted to fiji the short term, with the
following result.
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PREPARING FOR VENGEANCE.
An Organization of Negroes to Hang Gt1f-
teau

New YORK, July "a Washington special
says 1t is reported today that an organization
of 900 negroes has been discovered here who
have banded together to take possession of the
Jail and kill Guiteau in case the President dies.
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New potatoes 1898 90 y Dbl.
FREIGHTS-1he past week has been rather quiet
and we lave but few charters to report; rates re-
main about the same, except on lumber freigh.s to
New York. which are a little better; tonnage con-
tiuues abundant. The following charters were made
for the week ending July 9th:
Bark Evie Reed, Cow Bay to Portlsnd, coal 81 .e5.
Brig ErnesSine, Sydney to Portland, coal Sl.55
and discharged.
sshr Maggie Dalling, Portland to Philadelphia,
ice 45c.
Scbr Ellen Morrison, Portland to Philadelphia,
lumber 81 so.
Schr Ida L. Howard, Gardiner to New York, lum-
Der So and Kennebec towages.
Bark Alexander Campbell, Sydney to Portland,
coal 1.SO.
Brig Jennie Phinney, Portland to Matanzas,
shocks and leads 3Oc
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Ar 9th, schs Ata-vela Alley, Rondout; Ernest L
Lee, Blatchford, and Annie L Henderson. Hender-
son, fin Hoboken; Anna Murch. Woodward, Port
johnson.
Cid 9th. sch Scion. Arey, Portland.
SALEM-Ar ID sch Saml Hart Holbrook, Rich
mona; Neponset, Stratton, Franklin.
SALEM-Ar Sd, schs Frank Herbert, Philbrook
Port johnson; Native American, Clendenning, from
Calais: Mt Vernon, Freethy, Ellsworth.
DANVERSP0RT-Ar 4th, sch Chas Upton, Keith,
Rondout.
NEWBURYPoRT-Ar I'd. schs Mary Harris.
Strout, Hoboken; Ulrica K Smith, Jones' weehaw-
ken; Charleston, Burton, Bangor; Express, Foster,
Deer Isle.
Ar 81, sch S S Bickmore, Lucy, Wilmington.
Sid ID sch Nettie Dobbn, Falkingham, for
Machas
PoRIsMoUTH-Ar Sd, sch Freddie Eaton. SIotz.
Cedar Keys.
BATH::Ar 3D. sch Ida Howard, Mclean. from
New York.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Corunna June IA, b Hazeltne, Gilkey,
Seville.
Sid FIN Liverpool I'd inst. ship Pactolus, Burnham,
Philadelphia; barque Guy c Goss, Reynolds, for
New York
Ar at Queenstown I'd inst, ship Samuel Skolfeld,
Skolfeld, San Francisco.
At Bermuda June 80 scls Silas McLoon, Spear.
from New York ar goth; Delhi, Lyman, FIN Jack
AR at st John, NIB, I'd inst schs Emma G, Giggy.
and Lena Is, Bostwck, Portland; Cheftain Colwell,
kockland; Geo Perry, Flynn, Machias; 3d. barqus
Solid, Barnsten, Portland; sch Keystone, Wilder,
Pembroke.
SPOKEN.
May 81 lat 10 S, lon 81, ship Isaqe Reed, Colby,
| from Liverp Iol for San Francisco.
June l6. lat 80 N. Ion II w, barque Sagadadoc,
| from Tarragona for Monteyideo.
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New EersK Stock md oney Gsarket.

active at s@s on call closing s.; prime mercantile
paper at 3a4Hs. Exchange steady at 4St for long
and 1854 for short. Governments weak and 1aa
"A lower State bonds dull and nomn 4. Railroad
bonds fairly active. The stock market closed heavy
Tie transa actions at the stock Exchange aggrcsa;-
ed BOG. 173 shares.
The following are to-day's closing quotations OF
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European EAarkess'

European NaarHesa.
By Telegraph
LIVERPOOL, July 5-12SO r. M.--Cotton MAJ ket
active and firmer; Middling uplands cad; Orleans
9 Sad: sales IL 900 bales; speculation and ex-
port 1000; futures firm.
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The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members of tho
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
change streets:
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The convention then voted on the long term
with the following result:
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BOOTHBAY, June 29-Ar, sch Samuel Gilman
Hodgdon, Charleston.
June Boar, sch Alice @ Fox, Rowe south shore
Portland
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Grain Market.

Grain Market.
PORTLAND, July.5.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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METEOROLOGICAL

,wnIoArToNs Fox THE NEXT TwENrY-soua
HOURS.
War Dept. OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
July 6, A. NJ
For New England,
Local rains followed by clearing. weather,
southerly veering to westerly winds, falling
followed by rising barometer, stationary or
higher temperature.
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The following quotations are wholesale prices and
corrected daily by Storer Bros & Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy Goods, 81 & 56 Middle street:
UNBLEAUHED CoTToNs
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Receipts of Maine Central.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND. July 4.
For Portland, 81 cars miscellaneous merchandise,
for connecting roads 81 cars miscellaneous mer
chandise.
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No choice. The convention voted again to
fill the short term:
Senate. Assembly, Total.

No change. The convention then voted to
fill the long term:
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Singular story.

From the Pittsheld Mass SUM-
The paragraph going the rounds Of
the papers stating that the old pirate
who made Aaron Burr's daughter
Theodosia, walk the plank haE died
again, recalls a story told some TWEEN
IT, five years ago by a venerable gen.
tlemau, now deceased, who passed his
youth in Southern Berkshire. 1t was
to the effect thatin one Of the earlier
years Of the century a fne-lookine.
middle-aged woman came TO one VI
the towns near Stockbridge and pur-
chased a small cottage, She appear
ed worn with distress Of some kind,
aud although seeming to have album
dant means, she neither sought nor
accepted any society, a v that of the
Door and unfortunate, with whom che
mingled as a rule, only to relieve their
distress. There was one exception,
however. in an unfortunate woman
who had been betrayed in her youth.
This outcast she took to her home,
where she was her companion
and finally her nurse, until the ben
efactress died. leaving her poor
friend what remained Of her property.
This y oman. in order to make good
her claim to the gift which was not ID
a FORMAL besuest, stated in confidence
10 the magistrate that the river wa
ne other than Ibeodosia Burr All
ston. and that she he'd revealed to bel
under strict injuneti0Hs Of secrecy
that her melancholy and singular So
clusion Eas due 70 the fact that shI
had been compelled to lice for two d
three years with the pirate captain
and when she was at last released
with some money in her possession
she was &c overwhelmed with shaml
that she determined never 10 let thu
world in which she once moved knoF
Of her existence, but to spend the re
nsinder Of lie her in deeds Of charity
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An Editors Dream.

Sehauleryille standard.l
The editor fell asleep after q time,
and lol he dreamed a dream. And It
seemed to him that hayiDg armed him
self with certain papers and books, he.
turned his steps once more towards
heaven and knocked st The gate,
"Hellol is that you again? What do
Wish?" said Peter.
LET those persons again come
forth, replied the editor; ard Peter
made them all pass through the gate
and stand outside.
They came as before and uttered the
same cries as before.
Why didn't you notice the big egg
/ sent your" yelled the first.
1T was rotten" replied the editor.
"Why didn't you write up my soda
fountain?' said the druggist
You bad your tickets printed at
another Office" calmly replied the
local man.
WHY did you write about old Tom
l%iDson's hens, and never speak Of my
new Ratel shouted q third,
"Old Tomlinson paid for bis adyer
Using and you didn't. Here's the bill
said the editor.
why did you spell my name wrong
10 the programmed groaned the local
talent.
fake look aty0ur manuscript aad
see for yourself replied the editor,
with a grim smile.
The rest Of the company yelled ont
their complaints in unison, and the
editor calmly sorted out a pile Of bills
Tor unpaid subscriptions aud presented
each with one. and it wac 30 when
they received them they all tore their
hair and rushed violently down a steep
place TO the sea- AID Sc. Peter, taking
the editor calmly by the hand, led him
within the gate, and said:
Come, friend; these chaps man.
aged to slip through here in spite Of
us, but thanks 10 the press, we know
now What sort Of fellows they are.
Come in and stay, We peed a lew such
men as you in here"
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That Cabinet.

Special to the Courier Journal
WASHINGTON, March5 Comments
on the new cabinet are contoundedly
curious. "The idea" says one stall
wart republican, lot Bob Lincoln as
secretary of war. What does be know
about war; he couldn't shoulder a
walking cane; he has had no expert
ence in that line. Why should Mr..
Garfield select him-him of all other
men on Gods earth?'
| struck another rad. with How do
you like the cabinet?"
"The cabinet" he replied, striking
his cane hard down on the pavement;
well. sir, If an apprentice couldn't
do better, he ought to have his head
cut of. There is Bob LINCOLN for
secretary Of war; what did he eyer do
or suffer, save being the son OF his
father, a matter over WHICH he had no
contro? For a young man, be is no
more than an ordinary lawyer; but
when it comes TO war. we have no
means Of knowing that he would fight
a blind rabbit with his teeth pulled
Quit
asked another stalFart, and he
replied,
How do | like the eabinet} why,
how in the devils name could you
expect me to like III Noone. democrat
or radical, can possibly imagine why
Mr.. Garfield should appoint the over
grown BOBBY, Bob Lincoln, secretary
Of war"
Wasn't it a piece Of sentimental
|ism?"
"Ofcourse it was; but who expected
Mr.. Garfield at this time to begin his
role Of sentimentalism; he ought "a
stick to hard facts and common sense, ,
and my friend moved.
The general democratic opinion il
that the cabinet is about as strong as
tho democrats could wish it, and about
as weak as the mott timid republicans
could have unprecedented. G. u. NJ.
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Morning TeleErAtiis ID lStteE
Hayes Is at home.
Snow blockade disappearing.
Mexico's recognized debt is $l45,
100000.
Extra session Of Indiana legislature
convened.
7. Q. Fisher Is elected mayor Of
Galveston.
Simon Cameron celebrated his SD
birthday at Havana,
The scarlet fever and diphtheria is
an epidemic at Quebec.
Assistant Secretary T. 0. Akin, Of
Arkansaw legislature, is dead.
Irish American land league held big
demonstration at New York.
A number of Germans from San.
Francisco will settle in Mexico.
Ernest Flagg, New York, manufac-
turer of oleomargerine, has failed.
Three Devance brothers found
guilty of murder at New Orleans.
Dysart case decided in favor of Lord
Dysart by the English parliament.
Fox, Starch & Co., Cincinnati,
failed. The firm was formed in 1924.
Wife of Colonel Houston, of U. S.
army, died suddenly of heart disease.
Armed men distributing socialistic
circulars have been arrested in
Mexico.
The whaling vessel Helen and Mary
is to be sent in search of the missing
Jennette.
j. B. Walsh has been arrested in
Ireland under the coercion act. He
is the first.
P. J. Smith and Thomas Cawley
wore killed at Denver by the falling
ola building.
Assemblyman Brennan, of Malone,
New York, found dead. Supposed to
have taken poison.
Thos. King and Robt. Smith fatally
injured by the breaking of a swinging
ladder at New York.
National base ball les que met at
Brooklyn to make preparations for
the coming campaign.
C. M. Thomas sentenced to a year
at Buffalo, New York, for forgeries
committed twelve years ago.
American cartridge factory opened
at Constantinople with the capacity of
turning out 10000 cartridges daily.
Bishop Fabre, of Montreal, has
condemned practice of swearing Ro-
mar Catholics on Protestant bibles.
The first through San Francisco
train via Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe railroad, leaves Kansas City on the
18th inst.
Forged kilograms, designed to cause
the London board Of trade to take ac-
ton against American pork, were read
in the house Ct commons.
o. New York alderman denounces
walking matches as a fraud, got up to
cheat the public, and moves the adop-
tion Of a law against them.
Captain Eads left for Mexico to
have his Tehpantepee railway scheme
confirmed by Mexican congress. He
is sanguine that his plan will succeed.
Harry Genet, known as prince
Hal" on account of his liberaliiy
during his connection with Tweed's
ring, awaits sentence calmly. He was
found guilty of participation in the
Tweed frauds.
A nameless outrage was committed
upon a man aud woman near Lynch
burg, Virginia, because they were
living together unmarried. A party
of masked men did it.
o. n So n 4 ~
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4 Prize for Beanty.

New York Leiter.i
Adam Forepaugh has distanced
BarRum in point Of enterprise, heying
offered a premium for the most beau
tiiul woman in the world. The sum
is $4,000, aud hence is sufficient 10
call forth the highest degree Of rival.
~. Contestants are required 10 send
in their photographs by the hrst OF
March. To this offer il might be r..
pied that the photograph is no critic
non OF beauty, since the latter cannot
always be transferred to a likeness.
The greatest fascination is oft n
found in sraces which will not abide
q formal process, and. indeed. III re
are few things more trying TO beauty
than sitting for ones portrait. Fore
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Npecimaa Oopiea sent on Application
Public sale of Rer.i Estate.

A 7 noon on WednesdLy, the sd day Of
Mt the Courthouse door In Mempbis. The foI,
lowing described raj estate. tO-Wit; Begin
ming IT a point Y chains IS links northward
from the southeast corner Of the Bishop Otey
tract, 90 Us east line; thence with said line
northward Z chains 81 links b a stake; thence
west p cheV.s 50 links /. a stake on Boro's
east linei tsence south chains 80 links with
Bofa,s line 20 a stake; thence east II chains I
lnk TO the beginning, containing 90 aoret; II
being the tract conveyed by @ C.Graham to M
1871, and registered in book ll6, page PSI, nm
dor which l am empowered to cell 10 enforce
payment Of purchase money. Title believed
to be good, but l 20 ] only 10 execution of tho
power. W g WEATHERtOkD.
Memphis, February 10. 1881. 1879