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LABOR TROUBLES.
Railroad Strike Imnendinr

1SHIIruHu otflKe Imp6ndlng.
LONG BRANCH, Jan. s9.-The employees of
the New Jersey Southern railroad of New Jer-
sey, have demanded an increase of pay for all
over work. Supt. Blodgett has refused to
grant the increase and the engineers and FIRE.
men threaten to stop work on Thursday. If
the men strike they will probably be 'prosecu-
ted for conspiracy.
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The Vermont Liquor Law Unconstitu-
tional
RUTLAND, Jan. 26.-The Supreme Court
here, today on writs of habeas corpus, dis
charged three persons from prison who were
serving long sentences imposed by the Justice
court for selling liquor, on the ground that the
liquor law was unconstitutional when il al
lowed such commitments, not giving the ac-
cused the right of appeal to higher courts aud
trial by com aon law jury The opinion given
by Judge Powers attracts considerable atten-
tiOn,
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California Mining Stocks.
(By Telegraph.)
ERANCIsCO. Ian. 2A.-Tha fnllnEinn are III
Chicago Live s,ocIx DEarI.et.

(By TelegraphA
CHICAGO, Jan. 29-Hogs Receipts 81 900 head;
shipments 4400 head; strong mixed s 1896 80:
heavy at S0a6 So light O0ae 80; skips at 90
G5 40
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THE PRESS.
TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80.

METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR 1HE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, ID c.
Jan 80, l A. M.
For New England.
Partly cloudy weather with occasional rain or
snow, northerly, generally shifting to easterly
winds, stationary or higher temperature and
pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIN.
The barometer is lowest in the Northwest
and high in the Rocky Mountain region. Gen
eral rain or snow has fallen in the Atlantic
coast States and occasional snow in the Lake
region and Northwest. Northeasterly winds
prevail in the Middle States and New ENGLAND
nortbeasterly in the South Atlantic State and
Missouri valley, elsewhere they are mostly
soutberly The temperature has fallen in the
Atlantic coast States and risen in the other dis
trct. A norther is indicated in the region east
of the Rocky Mountains.
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(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Money on call loaned be-
tween 3g4; closed at 3t94; prime mercantile paper
at 51ad6. Exchange steady at 4.S21a TOR long and
4.S512 for short. Governments irregular. State
bonds duh and generally without feature. Railroad
bonds generally firm.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 1856 900 shares.
The following are to-days closing quotations Of
Government Securities:
LII. g. n.
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SoRrL IND. Jan. 27.
Received by Maine Central Railroad, foi cortland
2Osar. miscellaneous merchandise; for connecting
roais 81 cars miscellaI Ieous mercaandise.
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THE DOMINION.
Robbing Grave Yards.

RIGAUD, Que, Jan. 29.-Five bodies were
stolen from the grave yard here. The team
ster who carried The bodies away will give no
information. DE is generally employed by
medical students.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.
Published every day Sundays excepted by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO..
AT OF Fxc1r A,-.-,, O., A.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

is published every THURSDAY MORNING st ss. .5o a
year, II paid In advance at $500 q yesF.
RATES oE ADVERTISING: One ineh Of sDane the
length OF column, constitutes Square" '-~
Si.o0 per square, daily first week; rs cents per
ing every other day after first week, so cents,
han square three insertions or less, as cents;
one week, 81 90; 80 cents per week aftes,
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third a6citionaI
onoer head Of "AMUsEMENTs'' and oAUoTIoE
S.AI.ks, 500 per square per week; taree inser-
:, Aayerusements inserted IN the ''MAEE STATE
Press (Which has large circulation in evory part
% tae State for $1.O0 per square for first inser-
noh, snd 6O cents per square for each ubsequent
insertion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.
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STATEMENT
OF THE -
Burton Stock Car Company.

Capital Stock. .........., -. -. $500, 900
5000 Shares, Par Value $40 each
Amount of Stock paid in. ....2566O Shares
Debts due unsecured ................
Amount invested in models, Car &C.,. ...SI 500
No Real Estate
No Valuation made by Assessors
Boston, January % tn 1888
ALBERT W. MANN Treasurer
SUFFOLK SIS. Boston, Jan. 2rth, 1888.
Personally appeared before me, Albert w. Mann.
Treasurer o the Burton Stockfar Company, and
made oath that the above stats lent by him sub
scrlbed was true. l.. O. SOUTHARD.
jan28dl aw3wM Notary Public
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PrOvisions.
,rlr


ST. JOHN .Ne. Schr Alton and Annie w Akers
--22l ,3ll # boards to Mark Emery,
Foreign Exports.
BUENos AYRES. Bark Carrie E Iong-393,-
556 # lumber.
po4NTa PITRH Schr Fannie A Bailey-3472
shocks and heads, ] 3 665 # boards.
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The Nebraska senatorsbin.

LINCOLN, Neb 2s.-The 18th ballot for Uni
TED M States senator to-day, resulted in no choice
Thayer leads.
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(BY oIoII u
LoNDoN. JAN 20 -Consos 1O2 1-l6.
LONDON, Jan. 29.-U. S. 5s ext 1O51s.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 29-l2.3o P M.-Cotton market
oueter upants At led Orleans rs ;salss 12,.
600 bales, speculation and expert 1000 bslse, ~
tnren easier.
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STOCK Market.

The following quotations of stocks are received
and corrected daily by Woodbury. & Moulton (mem-
bers of the Boston Stock Exchange) corner OF Mid
die and Exchange streets.
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The real estate of the corporation has not been as
sessed, having ben purchased since the last yalua-
tion CHARLES w. SUMNER Treasurer
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
PLYMOUTH S. Breckton, Mas. Jan. 90 ISS3.
hen PERSONAL, appeared the above named
Charles w. Sumner and made oath that the above
statement signed by him is true before me
c. d. FULLERTON, Justice of the Peace.
Jan29 dlaw3wM
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The following quotations wholesale prices and
corrected daily by StOrer Bros. x Co., Dry Goods,
Woolens and Fancy DDS, LA to ib2 Siddlestreet:
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Havana Market.


(BylTeleRraph.)
HAVANA, Jan. 29.-Spanish gold 1.9O9l BOA.
Evohanuo Hr,,
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SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
or THE
COchituate Lake Land and Power
Company.

Existing Capital -. .... sl2o 600
10000 Shares, Par Value 80 per Share
Amount OF Capi'a paid in. 5000 Shares
Debts due unsecured. ....... ......... Sill so
Amount invested in Real Estate -. so 900 Shares
No Valuation made since organization
of Company.
Boston, Jan. Oath, 1888,
ALBERT W. MANN, Treasurer.
SUFFOLK ss. Boston, JAM 25th, 1883
Personally appeared before me Albert w. Mann
Treasurer of the Cochituate Lake Land aud Power
Company, who made oath that the above statement
by him subscribed was true. l.. G. so THARD,
Janzdd aw5wM Notary Public.
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LUGONIA FRUIT GROWING and PACKING co
Annual Statement Of Trea. urer.

Auuud1 OtdttmcHI OI IFeas urer.
RECEEPTs,
From sale 10000 shares capital stock
of Company, ,... ,......:...... $780, 10000
Cash from sale of 7s5 shares Trea
:, ury stock ..,;;........;.......:.. 3,s5o.oo
Cash from nute, burrowed collat-
eral. ........,................... 100000
S154, $4,000
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for 200 acres If land in ug' mia,
California 10, 900 shares of Capital
st ok at par -. :....... -. sI5o,ooo.oo
to or. anization .................. 23s.5e
Cash paid Incl entail expenses........ $40
Cash paid advertising .......... 42.35
DIscount. .........., 1888
Cash paid Labor 1and, preparing
, same for cul ivation. ...,....... 100000
Casn paid Salaries es................... 1900
Cash paid expense sale stock. ...,... 377.5O
S153, ,se2.94
Cash IN treasury. 9S7.U6
$t54.S5O.0O
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Sd. In the event of death, a
policy which has become incon-
testable, is paid Immediately
upon the receipt of the proofs
of death with a legal release Of
the claim, thus Gfording pecu-
MARY relief to the family as
quickly as If the amount aoere
IN a Government bond, and
avoiding the annoying delay of
weeks and months, and some
times years of vexatious litiga-
ton, which many have expert
enced in other companies.
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okoIosA SAVING LIS. ,
TRIoE ID.

Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cbi.t.
saw county, Hon. James NJ. Arnold Jpdes
Appellants were plaintiff in iudgment
against ID. This judgment was enrolled IN
SnlekasaW eouRty. H. brought ssvs,ai
D oaieS OF cotton out of Monroe county int
ShIc AasaW county, and delivered them
over to I, member of the firm Of n 4 c.
l. had landlords leia on thu cotton for
rent and supplies furnished. The COTTON
was bought by 7. & Co, and T. was credited
on the hrm books with the proceeds Az.
peiiants levied an execution under De
judgment against H. and T. { Co, made the
claiment's issue. '''@'s '''e
A 7. Harper and Mcintosh 4 William.
for appellants.
". 7. Houston, contra.
CAMPBELL, @. j.
Hold
Inc claim OF judgment creditor will not
hlnder the tenant from delivering the aeri.
cultural products Of the leased premises in
payment OF the rent and the advances bv
the landlord for supplies. The claim Of
.ne landlord is paramount to the lien of the
judgment, and is enforcible by the the sur.
render OF the ehattels BY the tenant and
their acceptance by the landlord. AZ.
frmed.
ITO be reported.)
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
,ryorrrD WEEKLY By c. c. CAMPBELL


JACKSON, Miss, Monday, Jan. o, 1888.
The following eases were affirmed:
,o7-James E. Robinson v. State of Missis-
TX psapis Barnes '. State of Mississippi
ss, yss N. Ross, Mayor, '. R. E. Wimber.
ua-Fr:d BeaII '. Williams, Johnston d
aso-Iaek Turner v. State Of Mississippi
n,Si-JOhn C. Suddoth ct al. " Sarah r.
Suddoth.
nso--Laslede Eire Brick Mfg Co. '. s. A.
- Fennsll, adm'x.
The following cases were reursed and re-
s.andsd:
a9l-F. E. Bacon V. J. f. Howell.
,i1s-Bob Watkins v. State of Mississippi.
,i5s--J. H. Cobb, admir-, " Wilson Lees &
TO.
uss-T. F. Caldwell v. III. C. Hall.
.iS7-B. Z. Bourland V. Itawamba county.
lanes Z. Robinson is sentenced to be
hanged on March IS, next.
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AMANDA ScoTr, !
ITO be reported

..
The STATE.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Monroe
county, Hon. Jno. w. C. Watson, Judge.
Appellant was indicted in the statutory
form for the murder of her husband. the in
dictments alleging that she "wilfuly felon.
lusly. and of malice aforethnught muir.
dered deceased" There was no allegation
oil an assault. Under this indictment she
was convicted of an assault and battery
with intent to murder. Upon the coming
IN OF the verdict she moved in arrestof iudg,
ment, which motion was overruled.
I. W. Harris and r. s. Stith for appel.
liant.
]. L. Harris, acting Attorney General,
contra
CHALMERS, j.
He'd
/. A party can only be convicted OF a les.
ser ottense than the one charged, where the
lesser is, as constituting part Of The higher
specifically charged or BY an added count
IN the indictment or where the lesser is
necessarily included in the higher Affirm.
ing the case SO Miss 25
Reversed.
ITO be reportod)
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PROCLAMATION.
$3.50 90 REWARD.

"HEREAS, 1t appears by information received
w by me, that thefollowing named Pententiarv
eonyicts made their escape from the places and at
the times mentioned herein, to-wit.
Andy Holiday, from g. 5, Jobes, near Kosciusko,
on Nov. 2lst, 1882.
Andrew Thomas, from Railroad Construction Co,
Holly Springs, Nov, 18th, 1882.
Robert Smith, from L. II. G. Co. near Bybalia
Marshall Co., Dec. 5th, 1882
Charles Smith, from j. L. Hebron near Storm, villa
Nov. I'd, 1899 y
Priscilla smothers, R. R, c. Co, near Byhalia,
Dec. 18th, 1882.
Walter Walker, from R. r. G. Co., near Byhalla,
Dec. 5th, 1882.
Mike Young, from R. R. c. Co., near Byhalia, Dec.
Joe Rogers, from r. r. C. Co., near Byhalia, Dec.
10th, 1892.
Alex Ratlif, from R. r. G. Co., near Byhalia, Dec.
10th, 1882.
And are still at large;
Now, therefore, l. ROBERT LOWRY. Governor
OF Mississippi do offer the above reward for the ar
rest and confinement of the said convicts or $50 90
each for one or more Of them. Said reward Is paw
able by Hamilton, Allen & Co., Lessees of Penften-
tlary. And | do moreover, require all officers of
this State to be dligen in their efforts to arrest said
fugitive eonvicts.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
r.. 81 State affixed, at Jackson, this 18th day Of
- January, A. d. 1853.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Governor:
HENRY G, MYERS, Secretary of State
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1st. The fact that the percent
age and amount Of its surplus
over it's liabilities, according to
the State Insurance Reports
-four per cent. valuation) are
larger than in any other one of
the five largest life insurance
companies.
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Andy Holliday-Age %; height feet So inches;
complexion muIatto; hair and eyes black scar on
forehead; scar on belly; large scar ON lett arm
Sentenced Sept, I'd, 1875 from Tippah county, for
years. crime, larceny.
Andrew Thomas-Age II; height feet So inches
complexion dark brown; hair and eyes black: scar
IN corner Of right eyebrow; long right up
per lip; scar on right shouder-blade scar on lower
part of chest Sentenced from Chiekasaw county
Oct. 18th, 1881, for years; crime, burglary
Robert Smith-Age rs; height feet u inches
complexion dark brown; hair and eyes black scar
on left arm near elbow; plain vaccine mark on left
arm; scar on point OF elbow; right shoulder
blade, also on right apd left temples; scar on left
wrist scar on left hand and on right kneecap. Sem
fenced from Lafayette county Nov. 10th 1882 term
2years; crime, grand larceny
Charles Smith-Age 20; height 5 feet 4 inches
complexion, white; hair dark, sprnked with gray
eyes hazel scar ON bridge Of nose on left leg
years; crime, burglary.
Priscilla Smothers--woman,-- 80; height 5
feet 80 inches; complexion, hair and eyes black.
Sentenced from Wilkinson county, Oct 18th 1874 (;
term, natural life; crime, murder.
Walter Walker-Age IL; height feet 81 inches
complexion brown; hair and eyes black scar in
corner left lip: on left wrist and above wrist
scar on right side of forehead scar on left arm near
left bullock. Sentenced from Pike county, Sept.
7th 1882; term years. crime burglary.
Mike Young-Age22; height feet iinches; COM
plexion, brown; hair and eyes black two gun-shot
wounds on left side small cut scar above saIne cut
scar on stomach scar on left wrist black scar I'M
der left eye; scar just above right knee Sentenced
from Lafayette county, Nov leth 1882; term, one
year; crime, grand larceny.
Joe Rogers-Age 20; height feet So inches
complexion, mnlatto; hair and eyes black scar on
left thigh. Sentenced from Noxubee county, Feb.
18th, 1880; term, years; crime, forgery
Alex. Ratlif-Age 26; height 5 feet Ga inches
complexion, hair and eyes black scars from burn
on forehead long scar on left eyebrow scar from
burn on right elbow; scar on left leg below knee
long scar above left knee, inside. Sentenced from
Yalobusha county, Nov. goth, 1880; term, years
crime, grand larceny.
ian Of t23-3w
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"
CARuTHERs,
V.
LEIGH BROS.
meal from the Circuit Court of Lowndes
county, Hon. j. w. Buchanan, Judge.
An execution had been levied by the Sher-
HI on personal property which was claimed
n third parties. The property by agree
hent was sold and the proceeds held to
wait the Judgment of the court. Before
|he trial was had the Sheriff turned over the
honey to the defendant in execution upon
rs giving bond for its forthcoming On
he trial of the claimant, the plaintiff in
Irecution succeeded, and a judgment was
|endered on the forthcoming bond given by
Die defendant in execution against The de
endant in execution and his sureties on that
bond
Fred Beall, for appellant.
Frank Johnston, contra.
ooPER, j.
Btd--
!. The Sheriff had no warrant in law for
eliVering the proceeds of the property
eYed on to the defendant in execution
pom his giving bond. As between the
lsintifs in execution and defendants, there
as already a final judgment, and it was
BIT at all affected by the interposition Of a
aim by third person to the property
evied on. There was no issue between the
aintif and defendant for trial, no pending
Bit in which judgment could be rendered
,. 1880, Code 1880, only makes valid
pnds in those cases in which the law re-
|pres that bonds should be given.
5. The court ahould have treated the
Oney as still in the hands of the Sheriff,
I'D upon verdict in the claimants issue
we simply awarded judgment for Plaintiffs
the attachment.
Reversed, remanded, the court below to
ter on the verdict judgment in favor of
/ plaintiffs in execution, for so much of
emoney as is not first appropriated to the
SMITHS in attachment proceeding.
ITO be reported.)
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I'd. The Society issues a plain
and simple contract of insur
ance, free from burdensome
conditions and technicalities,
INCONTESTABLE AFTER
THREE YEARS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION ON THE
estate Of Perry King, deceased, were granted 10
the undersigned on the 10th day Of January. 1883,
in the Chaneery Court, First District OF Kinds
County, Mississippi. Now all persons having claims
CURED TO exhibit the within the time required
by law, or the same will be barred.
jana, 'S3-4w. J. II. RTMES, Admir-.
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A. HoSEA & Son, ct al, !

]. r. PAGE.
ppeal from the Circuit Court OF Monroe
county, Hon. j. A. Green, Judge.
|On November IA, 1881, appellee made aft.
! wit before a Justice Of the Peace of Mon
4 county, that w. A. Henley, on the 10Th
November, 1881, would be indebted to
m in the sum of $3.50 for six bales of cot.
for rent of land in Clay county, where
said Henley then lived for the year 1881;
at he had removed his effects, etc. The
achment for rent issued The cotton
claimed by Honea & Son. The claim
s moved the Court to quash the writ of
achment on the ground that the affidavit
made before and writ issued by Jus
e Of the Peace of Monroe. The bill
exceptions showed that the leased premi
were in Clay county That the tenant
led the rent distrained for, that he remov-
the cotton to Monroe county from the
sed premises and sold it to claimants for
lue; that claimants were innocent pur.
PSers in good faith without notice of land
Ids lien.
lurphy, Sykes and .Bristow for appel
IT.
0. Eckford, contra.
APBELI, c. J.,
l-
Under 1906, Code 1880; where the
u.s. were removed and made subject to
cure wherever found, the landlord was
confined to the Justice of the Peace of the
nty where the lands were, but was privi-
y TO make complaint and obtain attach
o. wherever the goods were found &C.
dlng to the exigency of the occasion.
The claim of the landlord for rent and
phes was paramount to the right Of APP
ANTS although they were bona .ffe pur
sefs for value, without notice of land
lRrmed.
Ito be reported.)
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The reasons for the increased
patronage received by the So
ciety during the past five years
are:
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CHANCRRY SUMMONS.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,l
10 JAcoB STRAUSS.
VoU ARE COMMANDED 10 APpEAR BE-
Il fore the Chanccry Court Of the County 81 Kinds,
First District in said State, on the FIRST MONDAY
OF FEBRuHRY, 1888 nt Rules, 10 defend the suit In
said Court Of Jane l., Brown, Wherein you are do
feudant
W. r. RATLIFF, Clerk.
By A. q. Moons, u. q.
Jackson Dee a. Igs2-td
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THE SOCIETY,

In 1878 wrote $a1,44o. 213 Insurance
In 1879 wrote. 20, 5o2, SAL Insurance
In 1880 wrote 35,I7o,8 o5 Insurance
In 1881 wrote. 46,rS9, 900 Insurance
In 1882 wrote. 62,25o,o 900 Insurance
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WANTED.

GENERAL GOOD CANyAsSERs WITH SMALL
- capital TO take charge Of territory at once, for
the purpose Of introducing patented article In the
Hardware line that Is used in every family where
there are Ladies and Girl Children Sells at sight
10 every lady. County rights 10 dispose Of upon re-
sonable terms, and a small lot Of goods furnished
TO commence with. Active men, who mean BUSH
ness, can make from 500 TO $3.50 per month and
permanent employment Call on or address Wood
ard Holder, at Mrs. Johnson's Boarding House,
Pearl st., jackson, Miss,
ian "a, 's3-2wa
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TRUSTEES SALE.

FINDER AND ny VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN
~ Deed OF Trust executed on the "a day Of Februa-
ny, A. d. 1881 by Joseph II. Wilson and Gertrude j.
Wilson, 70 the undersigned trustee TO secure certain
Indebtedness 70 Robert kells, therein mentioned
the said deed Of trust being recorded In the Office Of
the Clerk Of the Chancory Court Kinds county First
Distriet, Book H. page ISL the undersigned as such
trustee, will, on THURSDAY, TnK isTu DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1888 proceed 70 sell Of public auction,
10 the highest bidder, for cash. al the front door az
the City iIall, IN the City Of Jackson Mississippi,
that certain portion parcel Of land In said city be-
ing the same conveyed 10 John Nelson, deceased by
Patrick Gonnell and wife, Mary, by deed dated
December 81, 1864, and more particularly described
BY the metes and bounds following; Beginning at
point stake Pearl Street. fifty -thFce and half
(031a) feet west of the beginning corner Of the lot
conveyed by Terrence Reynolds 70 Mary C0nnell,
and running westwardly with Pearl street one hun
dresi (i00 feet 10 the track Of the Southern (now
Vicksburg Meridian Railroad thence south east
waTdy With tho line Of said Railroad two hundred
and thlrty-hve (235) feet 10 a stake, and thence
northwcstwardly two hundred (2O0) feet TO the boz
ginning. Tho undersigned will only convey such
title Is vested in him trustee, but the same Is
considered good. TlIOS. A. MGWILLIE,
Jan, 10, 'S2-6w. Trustee.