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CHANCERY SALE
Of
R Z AL Z 9 r A y L.

No; 2j59, R.-chaneery Court Of shelby county
p. A. Allison ct al VS.. C. C. Poindexi<r ct al
DY virtue of an interlOeutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 26sh day of
October, ISL. and renewed February H. 1872 will
sell at public auction, 70 the highest bidder, in
front OF the Clerk and Masters Office. courthouse
OF Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee. on
Saturday, May 8, 1852,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in shelby county. Tennessee towit:
An undivided one-ffth interest in the ( lowing
real state, thus described: b ginning at Sarah
Wards northwest corner rom which north $50 "a
links TO a wbiIeoak marked r. W: thence east 45
north 22l l10 poles to her northeast corner thence
north as west l., poles; thence west 81 south
221 4-10 poles: thence west Siz poles % links
with F. Was ington's line to stake from which
moth 10 east II links 10 : seeigum marked A.
r. w. thence south L 81 east g. pules links;
thence west 81 south 2e6 poles . links.
thence sOlih L ~ east with J. G. Deadrick's
Inc los POLES IL LINKS; thence cast 80 north 3s4
poles IL links: thence north IS 10 poles; thence
east 80 5-l0 poles 10 the beginning, and lies near
Kerrville Depot, said tract containing 500 acres.
Terms Of Silicon a credit OF seven months; note
with interest and approved securities from date:
lieB retained; equity of red mptiou barred. This
April 10 1852 r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Patterson. Solicitors
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CHANCERY SALE
r. E Al ESTATE.

No. 40S3, R-Chaneery Court OF Shelby county,
J. S. Di kason ct al. vs. ] p. Wall.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for salt en-.
ID tered in the above cause on the 25th day Of
February 1852. NJ 81. mage go will self at
public auction TO the highest bidder, in. front Of
the Clerk and Masters Office. Courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis. Tennessee, on
Saturday, May 9, ISSe,
within legal hours the following described prop
erty. situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
Beginning at sake on J. w Nor isou's northeast
corner with redoak pointers msrsed W.: thence
south with Morrisons east line 63 50lc0 ch aims
a stake W. A. Forgy's northwest corner with
blackgum pointers: thence east % chains to stake
in Mrs. Herring's north line with poplar and hi X
DRY pointers; thence north GO 5000 chsins 20 a
redoak marked H.: thence west % chains the be-
ginning. containing l27 acres
Terms Of SaIe-on a credit OF six months d to
$500 OF the purchase money. the balance on a
credit until November Is. ISS2 purchaser viii ex-
ecuie notes with approved se=urity; lien retained
redemption barred. This ApTil@l3 1872
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Smith 4 Collier, W. B. Gibson. Soils. sat
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Amatenr Pede.,rians.

Look out for the amateur races tonight
at the Exposition building. The entries for
the different races on the programme are all
filed, and some exciting contests may be an
ticipated.
Ford's Opera Company.
Monday night next this superb company
will begin their engagement at the Theater
in AHdran's charming work, The Mascotfe, in
which they have won the reputation of the
greatest excellence. The opera abounds in
exquisite melodies from the first act to the
close. the "song OF the Mascottes." which
tells of Mephisto's sign to spread unhap-
piness among the households of earth, has
won a popularity only squaled by the sweet
duet between the pretty "Bsttina" and her
shepherd lover "Pippo," which fingers in the
ear long after the curtains fall.
Land League Concert.
A large crowd assembled at the hall of the
Memphis branch OF the Irish National Land
League last night, President Cunningham in
the chair. Twenty new members were enrolled
Speeches were made by John Lilly and
others. After the business of the meeting
was over, a musical entertainment was given
under the direction OF Leo Kremer. Miss
Lille Cunningham sarg kerry Dance"
minstrel Boy" and played several national
airs on the piano. Mrs. John J. Shea sang
"Killarney," "Harp of Tara" and Rory
OMoore" r. H. Hutton sang ''Tar's Fare
we'll" James f. Ryan sang "Shamus
O'Brien" and "the Colleen das Cutah ma
Maugh." President Cunningham appointed
Degnau, NJ. T. GarviD, Miss Lille Cunning
ham, Miss Annie Flynn, Miss Maggie De-
laney and Mrs. John j. Shea a committee
to arrrnge a musical entertainment for
Friday. May 9Th. At the same time a Ladies'
Land League will be organized.
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CHANCERY SALE
h Il AZ Z . Il AT z


No. 4212. R-Chsneery Court of Shelby County
Matte 3. JONES' Assignee use, etc, vs.. john X.
Allen e al
DY virtue of an inteElOcutory decree for sale.
ID made In the above cause on the y day Of
March, lss2, s..d entered Msrsh 8. 1852 N b "a.
D. 3d. Will sell az public auction 70 the highest
bidder in front Of the Clerk and Masters Oeiee,
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis, Tonnes
see, On
Saturday. May II. Iss2.
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty. situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-Eit:
The undivided hall iateTe<t Of John z. Ali-n in
and 70 lots 4. 10 and Il Is designated upon plan
Of subdivision adopted and Of record IN case Of
G s. Alien ct al vs. john 4 Allen, No. 2ss z y. OF
this Court. decree rendered April g. $50 PARTITION
ing the properly among the heir of VIII N T.
Allen Dea esSed: ID lot No. fronting q feet 81
inches on the south ln.ff Vance street, aud eK-
tending back southwsriiy between prrEl-l lizes
10 feet alley "a lot 10 and II n nung ezen
Al fee in hes the east j e Of Aliens enue.
and extending back eas. W1rdiJ ls2 leet 3 inches
between perGl ei lines. being portion Of u1s lots
50 conveyed or decreed 10 C. 8. Alien IN szid par
tition suit
Terms Of Saloons credit Of six months, par-
rhasess executing notes with approved security,
bead < interest lien retained redemption
barred This April :, l5o2.
4 J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
K Pry<fOu. sob. for f.omDists
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
Il Il A IL Il 9 "a II Il.
FOR PARTITION.

No. g5s6, Rim the Chsncery Court Of Shelby
couniy-Samuel A. Knox, ct al, vs. Willie J.
Knox, ct al.
DY virtue of an interloeutoTy decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the l4th day
of March. 1882. n. b 81, page 423 ] will sell at
public auction. TO the highest bidder, in front Of
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse Of
Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee.
On Saturday, April 10, 1852,
within legal hours. the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county. Tenn. to wit:
Being the south half OF lot i2s laid down on the
plan of the subdivision of Chelsea. made by W. b.
GreenIaw. J. @. Greenlsw, J. L. baharans and
Others, by NJ. A. Kerr. and fronts 81 feet inches
on the west eide Of Fourth street. with depth of
1851 feet west TO an alley, and more particularly
desciibed in the deed from Emily and T. q.
Loader of July 4, 1873, and recorded in Registers
Office of Shelby county in book IS, page 307.
Terms OF Sale: One third cash, balsnce in twelve
months: note with approved security for deferred
payment, lien retained. etc TDis April l. 1882.
r J. BLACK Clerk aud Master.
Mcdowell & Burrow and Wait Strong solic-
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Nlarriage Association.

The Matrimonial Security Association has
lust been organized in this city, with its
office at No. 10 Planters Insurance building.
1t is on an entirely new and improved plan,
and its officers are nell of long experience in
the business, and are highly Endorsed.
Young men and ladies contemplating mat
rimony should join this association at once,
and thus make provision for themselves at
a time when they most need it. Parties de-
string an agency should address John E.
Young, Secretary, Memphis, Tenn.
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New Clarendon Hotel.
See Here.

You are sick; well, there is just one rem.
edy that will cure you beyond possibility OF
doubt. If ii is liver or kidney trouble, con-
sumption, dyspepsia, debility, "Wells's
Health Remover" is your hope. 81. Druggist.
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CIoeks! CIoclxe. CI0cks!

Having decided to close out my entire
stock of stoves, i will, for the next sixty
dsyp, sell rcry lo,r for cdsh LOUIS DusH,
394 Main Street.
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Keasiugfon Art NeedIework.

Mrs. J. H. Day has received new novelties
in commenced-work and materials, 10 which
she invites the attention of the ladies. Full
conrse of instructions, IS, including materi-
ais. Will remain until May 1st, at the Clsr-
eudon Hotel
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II. Seessel, sr., & Son, corner OF Second and
J Jefferson streets, will have an extra lot OF
Spring Lambs tomorrow; also, fulI assort-
ment of new and fresh vegetables. Leave
your orders and have your goods delivered
free.
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whole EfeHets- 81 Balf Tickets, 81
"a Tzckctz, go. IS Tickets, 500.
Remit Money OF Bank Draft IN Letter. send b
Ex4,resE- DON'T SIND BY REGISTERED LETTER
Oh POSTOEF1CE ORDER Orders Of s. and up
ward, by Express, can be sent Al our expense.
address al orders TO E n BoARDEAS, Courier,
Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky, or e n
BOARDAAN, 00e Broadway, New YORK, or 80.
west Court a. Memphis, Tenn.
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A DOUBLE BILL
or BulWer's "MOneJ" and Robertson's
"Dayid Garrick' Given by Law
renee Barrett Last Night.
Delightful Performances in Every Re-
spect-"ROsedaIe" this Afternoon
Julius Caesar" Tonight.

Last night Mr. LswIeLce Barrett appeared
at Leubrie's Theaier before large audience
and gave a double bill. The first part was
Bulwer's play of Money, with the following
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N0TTOfi GARDINER SPINNING

- tern f.,0yT runui1g} comprising kLtsoa Opener.
Kitsou spreader IL Worker & Striffser Cards e
Inches. 2 Drawing Francs. Hisg1ngs's slupoeL, %
FpirdIes: Providence II Co. siubbec, % sEandlesi
2Higgins's Speedcrs IL spl.lele= ezcn; ProElcetee
Sneeder ~ su:ndlsx; - Ring Spinning Frames.
<Z76 spiudles; Reels, Warp Mills, Spoilers etc.
viii BE- sold in lots 10 suit purchasers Aodre2
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WETTER, LANGSTAFF & co.
NOTICE.
CERTIFICATE OF STOCK Los r.

CERTIFICATE OF STOCK LOSr.
CERTIFICATE (dePlieatet No Ssf. for Is shares
L ~ m. stock OF tlie Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company, issued 70 James z Stretton.
has been lost and cannot be found after oiligent
OF the said Jam E 5trztton. now deceased, give
The public notice Of tbs loss Of sid Ger ihczte OF
Stcct and have made ard fled adicasit Of Us los.
p-eosratoTy 20 a. plieatioa to pc mace ~ them
e said company under It's By Laws, for the fss1-
ace 70 them u ip' ieGte certificate in lieu OF
fhe losf certificate. CHARLES A. STATION.
HEERT W. SfRAT fOS-
JAMES ETRA1TOS, JE-
MARY L MAHOOb-
Memphis April !, 1852 Estes Elett, Atryt.
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HAVE your plum bing done by Bailey
Knife Pieating.
Kidney Disease.

Any width of pleat required. have the
only pIeater in Memphis that bssies the
plsa,s. CIV. FISHER, 263 Second street.
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have the largest stock and finest assort-
ment Of Clocks in Memphis, for sale on easy
payments. Call and see them.
G. W. FISHER, 26I Second street
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Coffon.seed HuiI.!

Ladies and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis RiegePs, 5S4 Jefferson street.
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Pain, irritation, retention, incontinenee,
deposits, gravel, ETC., cured BY "BuehuPaibs-
81.
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BAILEY's, 295 Second, is the place to have
good plumbing done at reasonable prices.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal COuFt-HOrrIEan, Judge.
Calendar for to-day: Nos. $50, Reuben
Dunn; ISL and 1872, Jake Williams. Motion
dsv. Jury discharged until Tuesday
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The Brown Cotton Gin Co., Rsw Lpndon, CT,

Israel r. Broscn, Erest Edtc. T. BrotrH, Treas.
These machines light, make fine sample, and
clean the seed properly Best English cast steel in tho
saws the teeth viii not bend, break or turn hack,
iron pulleys throughout, brush strongly made, with
adjustable boxes steel journals and two belts
one at each understanding cool bearings full speed,
and steady motion, Conly Gin in market having this
inprovemeut) Extra large shafts to sew and brush
cylinders Strong Iron frame best materials supe-
rior workmanship, fine finish
crMore Brown Gins have been sold during the past
than any other two makes combined Mr..
Israel Brown from Is83 to 1s5s of the firm of E T
Taylor & Co. OF Columbus CAL the president OF the
company has had longer practical experience in
making Gins than any other living Present facii
ties for manufacturing and shipping unequaled by
other establishment of the kind in the world Hence
our very low prices for such superior machines.
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CoOney IN June, 1881, and sszessed his pun
ishment at two years IN the peuiteutary. In
the Indictment for the same ofense on the
same party in October last he was acquitted.
All day was consuued in speaking. The
theory OF the defense vas a conspiracy 10
ruin the character of Schuyler and send him
TO the penitentiary. Messrs. Patterson, s. D.
Wezkley, p. NJ. Winters and Taylor were
for the prosecution, while General Luke E.
Wright and Mr.. J. A. Taylor we're for the
defense Messrs. Patterson and Wright
made excellent speeches. The general i'm
preston u that It was bad case, and that
General Wright secured light verdict for
his client by the admirable way in which he
handled il.
Birdie will not sing tonight.
Tears are in her eyes.
And her eoYset's heaviDg with
MelNchoiy signs
she is feeling pretty bal
Birdie is-yOu bet,
For her fathers said that George
Must get up and get
George IL BRIDES best young man
Auburn Is his hair
But he has weakness for
Blufing on two pair
Birdie dearly loves him. though
She is pretty wise
George puts up for icc-cream. and
Therefore is 4 prize.
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BOse-HOse Carts
French steam Dye-Works.

Prices as per quality.
BROWNE. 40 Madison street.
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Young SiIkMOrnls

Now ready Tor sale.
p WALLACE McKITTRICK,
Practical silk Culrurist,
o2I Second street
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ASG1
FOfOLAh hONThLf DhA"ASG OF lHE
EN!ElsII
ElESI;l[;IITIll![IlEI
In the city OF LoO1sTliic. on

SATURDAY, APRIL 20. Iss2.
These drawings occur monthly lsundEys except
ed) under provisions Of an Act Of the General As
sernbly Of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court, On March S1st
rendered the following decisions:
Isf-That the Commonwealth D1stK1bu'
ton Company il legal.
2d-Ifs drawings are fair.
NB-THE COMPANY HAS NO W ON HAND
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY
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The Calvary Celebration.

To the Editors OF the Appeal:
Won't you ask for a repetition of the Cal
vary c-l, bration next week, SO many failed
| to get in? WELL wISHER OF CALVARY.
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rhe sapreme Court
Closing 0Hl.

special 10 the Appeal
JACKSON, April 14--Seligman VS. PostOu,
Whitmore VS. Ball, were heard to-day.
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Spring lamb.

For sale at
VALLEY OIL MILLS,
Corner Linden and Tennessee streets.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
e z q L L = Z A a e

Ia n n IL II y n a Il II
N0 f aGahsssn q ~ cs4 95t IF Shslsy e9En5
John +. Allen ct 81.
pY virtue of interioeutory decree for sale
ID made in the above cause on the I'd day OF
March, 1882, and entered ksrch Z. ISL N. b. 81,
page S5l. viii sell al public auction, the high
est bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Masters
once, Courthouse OF Shabby county, Memphis.
Tennessee, on
Saturday, May 3, 1852.
within legal hours, the following described, prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. to-Wit:
The undivided half interest of job & Allen in
and 10 lots l. 10 and IL. designated upon a plan
OF subdivision adopted and of in case of G..
:. Allea ct al. John r Allen. No. 39SS R. D. of
this court, decree rendered April 8 1870 partition.
ing the property among the heirs OF VIM p Allen,
dece- sed said lot No. fronting IS feet "a inches
on the south line Of Vance street and txtending
back sonthwardiy between parallel lines $50 feet
TO an alley: said lot 10 and II ironting each Al
feet inches Oh the east line OF Aliens avenue.
and extending back eastwardly Isl ct s inches
between parallel lines, being ortlon of the lots
81 convey or decreed u C. s. Allen IN SAID parti
ton suit
Terms of sale-on credit OF six months; pur-
chasers executing notes with approved security,
be tring interest len rettine Il redemption barred.
This April :, 1882.
R. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
l. W. Humes. Metcalf & Walker, solicitors for
complainanfs.
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ITO COTTON PLANTERS ~ nave for sale on
i my plantations at Osceole- Arkansas, several
cial reference 7 seed, including Java Proliley
Boyd Prolific MadagordS etk, etc These seeo
bottom lands In HississpP county, Arkansas, aEo
tn the product of seed shipped thence lseZ sprlgs
grown the previous year on Tennessee highlands
W JEFFERSON & CO.,
OOH
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KOOMs AND BOARD.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

WAR DEPT, L. s. ARMY SIGNAL SERVICE, I
FRIDAY, April Il. 1852, Io:0s pm
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Threats in Virginia.

The Malone campaign was boiling hot
when | reached Winchester, and it seemed
just the occasion to secure information as to
how the blacks were being terrorized The
chance didn't come until | rode out to view
the battle-ground. Then | found a negro
grubbing out stump by the roadside, and
began:
well, how's politics."
Getting purity hot, sah-purty hot" he
replied, and'threw down his pick and took a
scat.
do the colored people hold mass-meetings
around here?"
Deed dey do, sah."
"Do the white people try to break them
up?"
"Never knode 'em to-"
"And you all vote?"
81 reckon we does"
Have the white people ever threatened
your"
Eyes, sab, dey has"
That was what was after. climbed of
the horse, sharpened up my pencil, and get
out the old notebook, continued
"They have, ell Now, my friend, give
me one instance where the white folks have
threatened you"
well, sab, you see dat red house ober
to'ards de Berryville pike?"
Eyes"
"Well, Major Williams Ibis dar. He treat.
ened me not ober day befo' yesterday"
"IIe did, ell How was it?''
"He fretened dat if old mule broke into
his sugar cane anoder single time he'd turn
two bouble-bar'lled shot-guns loose on him
and keep shootin' all day! Yes, sab, he did
sab, and i'll hadn't token de job of grubbin'
out dis stump for two shillin's I'd like to sot
heah all de fo'noon and tell you how de white
folks am workin' all sorts of SIGH games to
keep us down in de dust"
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VOL. XXVI---NO. II.
What Builds Up the Country.

Producers of wealth build up the country.
The tilers of the soil add the results of their
labor to the public, as well as to their indi.
vidual wealth. And the manufacturer who
takes the raw material, and by working upon
1t, increases its value, is producer of Just so
much wealth. If the farmer by producing
bale of cotton adds fifty dollars to the public
wealth, the one that manufactures it doubles
its value, and the two combined have pro-
duced hundred dollars. To build up the
country, then, it is not only necessary to
have the farmer, but the mechanic, machin-
ist, and manufacturer also.
The possible productiveness of q country
is only reached when the raw material of
every character is subjected to the manufac-
turer. The country is not prospecting as it
should which sends off all its cotton, wool
and hides to be manufactured in other States
and lets its own timber rot in the forest
while it sends abroad for furniture, wagons,
buggies, plow-stocks and axe handles,
Towns belong to the country and add more
or less to the building up of the country.-
But merchants alone can't build up a town,
Town and country are both interested in the
establishment of factories, both are benefited
by the increased productions MS well as the
conveniences.
Thecountry can't succeed with all its peo-
pie farmers, nor town with its whole pop
ulation merchants Diversity of calling ia
essential: one is dependent on the other, and
each derives support from the others
There is no need of encouraging men to be.
come merchants, the demand is ALWAYS SUD.
piled. But encouragement is needed to get
our people into manufacturing, that the great
est possible value may be produced, and the
country be built up and grow wealthy
CorinM (Miss) Herald.
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Eph's Will.

A Scotchman, being nigh unto death,
called in a lawyer to draft his last testament.
Knowing that the mans estate would scarce
ly pay the expenses of his funeral, the attor-
ney was surprised to hear him say 81 give n
hundred pounds" to this friend and to that.
You have no such money to give" he re.
marked 81 ken that, mon, as weel as you,
but it'll show my good will to them" An
old negro, of whom the following story is
told, seems to have had similar confusion of
ideas:
Old Eph took notion the other day that
he must make his will, and called to consult
lawyer for that purpose. The attorney
gathered pencil and piece of paper and
prepared to make schedule
well, Eph, what property have you got ?"
"Well sab, dare's dat onery bobtale dawg
dat neber sleeps, or if he does he's allers talk
in in it. Ilcabe him to dat nctfy of mine
nebber did like dat niggah."
"All right" said the attorney; there goes
the dog"
"Den dar's dat hazel splitter sow. Leabe
her to whoebber kin cotch her"
"The SOW is disposed Of" said the lawyer.
ode 'baccy box an pipe kin go to de boy
as soon as he gifts old enutf"
at is so recorded" answered the attorney
DE house and de lot goes to de gal"
but there's an encumbrance on the house
Eph"
Whats dat you say?"
There is an encumbrancc on the house"
"Oh, dar am, am dar? Den am wuff more
dan thought / was. Leabe de 'cumbrancr
to de ole woman to live on"