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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-05
3FfsF3s 'f'f3'ffffl W'~ffITTF F181FE
JOHN STEWART,
Died January %. 1883,
Aged "a years.

There were no tears shed over the
coffin during this time. No women
came and no children. HIS visitors
were men, every one of whom was
known to the police, most OF them
~untavorably. The letter, however,
had been delivered. The address was
to a rear tenement house, aud the
sister to whom the money had been
sent is the wife of a hard working and
respectable mar The brother, Too.
who came forward and assumed the
expense Of the funeral, is Of the sam,
class-a respectable, industrious me
chanic. They earnestly wished tina.
stevaTt's real name should not b.
published.
They als) wished the funeral to BE-
a private ono, and accordingly, vhor
tn hearse was driven to the door yes
terday afternoon, there were only two
coaches behind it, and there wer,
none Of the meB there with whom b,
had lived and sinned for the pas
twenty five years. The brother anC
his wife, the sister and her husband
and several children, all girls. wen.
into the undertaker's shop. Outsid,
a few idlers stood waiting. IN,
strange tides ofhumanity that ebb ant
flow to the gates Of Bellevue Hospita
and the MoTgue passed the door. Tw,
or three men scufaed and skylarket
boisterously twenty feet away. Tn,
drivers OF the hearse and the carriage
stepped into the corner saloon ant
presently came out Wiping theil
mouths. The women and children
came out weeping and the men Dir,
eyed. They entered the carriages
four men brought out tho burden Ina
seems 80 much heavier than any othe.
and the little cortege passed up tn
avenue and over the long road 10 III.
Lutheran cemetery. Having kille,
himself, he could not be buried il
c~onsecrated ground as a Catholic. d
the rolls Of the Lutheran cemetery b
is entered by the name which marke,
the change from responsibility B,
crime.
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I~naoIV0nt No1Iee-
STATE OF TEysEssEE, SHELBY Couyry

STATE OF IEENEssEE, SHELBY COUNTY,
OFFIcE County Court CLERK.
Memphis, Tenn, January "a, lSs3.
70 susan Mallon, Administrative Of Phil. J.
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of tbs
II estate OF, Phil. j. Mallon, deceased, Won
are hereby ordered 70 give notice, BY Advsrtise-
ment IN some newspaper published within the
SAID state, and also at the courthouse door
81 shelby county, for all persons HAVING
claims against said estate, 20 appear and III
the ssme, With the clerk Of the County Court
authsnticated IN the manner prescribed by
law, on or before the 25th day Of April, IssS,
and any claim not fled on or before said day'
Of, before an appropriation Of the funds al
said estate Is made, shall be forever barred.
both in law and equity.
witness my hand, at oaice, this 2lth day Of
II. B. CULLEN, Clerk.
BY LOUIS KErTMAS, D @.
the said notice. s's
SUSAN MAI LON. Administratrlx.
t5S-I2o.1sS Il
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CIergImen.

Miss Austen, who died 10 1917, has
drawn several clergymen for our in.
structloH, whose manners are confess
eddy taken from those whom she had
known in her youth. Her own father
was an excellent specimen of the class,
q clerical country gentleman better
educated and more refined than the
smaller squires round about him, but
otherwise very much the same. The
mistake that has been made is in sup
posing that such men we're necessarily
bad clergymen. Sydney Smith libeled
his own order by saying that when he
was young ii you met a clergy
man the chances we're that he was
a bad one. We do not believe this.
and within the last quarter of a cen
tuiy two writers OF pre.eminent genius
and exceptional claims upon our con-
hdence have given US a v4ry different
descriptiOn-we mean the authoress
already named, George Elliot, and Mr..
>. A. Froude. The iormer had abun.
daut opportunities in her youth Of OBJ.
serving the lives aud manners Of the
clergymen OF the midland counties
among whom fty years ago must have
been many survivors of the eighteenth
century; men who might have dined
with DIR. johnson at the rectory at
Ashbourne,o have stared at the queer
figure Of DR.. Pharr, when he first made
his appearance a. Hatton. The orig.
inals Of DR.. Cliff, Mr.. Irvine and
Dir. Crackhentorpe might all have
been found within five miles Of
Grife. Mr., Froude is the son Of 1
DevODshire clergyman, and it is need.
less to say that his account .ot the cler.
gy whom he remembers in his boyhoot
is implicitly to be trusted. They bott
bear witness 10 the influence ther
exercised by clergymen OF the type we
have described. and utterly deride the
theory which the saying of Sydney
Smith has done so much to counte.
nance. II is impossible to- read tn,
description Of Mr.. Irvine in Adam
Bede" without seeing that the writer
must have been deeply impressed will
the practical efficiency Of the clergy
man who like SOphecles and Mschylul
better than Isaiah and Ames; whC
felt no serious alarms about the soul
of the parishioners, but who exer'
oised a more wholesome influence il
his parish than the jealous Mr.. Ryde
who came there twenty years after
wa.d, when Mr.. Irvine was gathered
to his fathers.
Language ofa similar character ma
be founi in Mr., CLIFFS Love Story.
And it is clear that from these highl,
finished portraits, which betrayin ever,
line the affection aud sympathy Of tn
artist, she means us to learn the sam
lesson which Mr. roude teaches in hi
essays.
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u MhFch 3, 1853,
ShsriFs Sale of Real Estate.

DUBLIO notice e hereby given, that By
rrtge OF 2 wit Of venditiQpi exponas,
= re directed RON tho Hon Circuit Court
tuttlnghaus ys. X L Laski judgment rem
dered on the 7th day Of December, iss2, for
tho sum Of twenty four ga dollars and
&" cents, with interest and costs Of suit.
10 satisfy said judgment, etc., I will, on
Tuesday. Febt nary %. 1883.
N legal hours, in front ofths courthouse. In
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tenn',
proceed 70 SELL TO the highest bidder. for cash,
the following described property, to-Wit,
Lots and 2, In block 10 iituated, lying and
being 10 Fort Pickering, ip the Tenth Ward,
Of the Taxing District anu In the Fourteenth
Civil District Of Shelby county, Tenneesee.
Leyied on as the property Of defendant
nj Laski, to satisfy aid ju igment, interest
and costs.
Memphis, 18th day Of Jauuayr, 1881.
PR ATHY,
ByOM Mason. d. s.
X b. Nil er, atty for plaintiff. 100 IaS $40
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Saturday, February II, 1883.

at tho Courthouse deor. near thu no,,bvs,,
corner Of Main and Pop ar streets, In me
taxing District, ate city Of Memphje, Tam.
between tn hours Of 10 m and r o'eiosf
p,p 9leI Tor sale at pubic cutlery I'D sell
following described real estsie M ~
Wy An undivided three-fourtbs IA
sterest IN the fol flowing lot Of land, lying Snd
being ~ the Taxing District, ormeriy civ ~
Memghis, shelby county, and known sI LOT
ThT 600 y tne plan o. the said city Of Mem
,tre,et seventy-four (74j feet; thence runninS
back vestWardly with the north line Of IN
hfst alley north Of Adams street one hnndrsd
and forty-eight Ql8J feet.
The right to the equity Of redemption a
eLnrtsily waived in said trust deed 70
The title is psrfe I, but / shaIIs sail and ann
vey only as TRUSTEE. WA
81 MCDOWELL, Trustee.
X D JORDAN. County Attorney. igSyC
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Nonresident Notice.


No. lls-In the Probate Court Of Shelby ooun.
", Tenn:-John League Public Adminls
trato, Of shelby county, and as snch AL,
ministrator OF the estate Of "a. b. WiIiiforC
vs.. Mrs. Fannie WillifOrd OF al.
I appearing from the original bill. which 4
a sworn TO. in this cause that the defendani
william II. Williford is a resident OF nritten,
90 county Arkansas, end a nonresident O
the state Of Tennessee, II is therefore erderec
that be -cebA his appearance hereln,at M,
courthouse Of Shelby county, In Memphis
leon. on OF before the first Mond.y n
Mach, 1881, end plead answer or demur K
for confessed se 10 him and set for hearin,
sE,parte, and that Q copy Of this order b,
pabiiAhei onoe a week, for four saooouiy,
weeks. In the Public Ledger.
This lot day Of Februarg 1893.
A oopy--Attes.;
IL B. CULLEN. Clerk.
By Louis hoffman, d. O.
hobort L. League, sol. for complainant,
ly0 1qf 1i7 IA
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Bonded whisky.

Special to Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
WARRINGTON, February Hon
Ben. Butterworth said this morning.
in regard to the Whisky Extension
Bill, that the most important develop
ment was that the government would
not press for the payment Of the tax
due February 6, but would await tho
action Of Congress. Mr.. Rsnney. az
Massachusetts,, aad others heretofore
opposed to the bill had become con-
WINGED OF the necessity of its passage.
and 1t was very strong. The danger
TO be guarded against was the defeat
of the bill by its opponents refusing 10
vote, and therefore preventing a d
rum. II was for this reason that il was
not being pressed too fast, but there
was every prospect Of a result sati :
factory 10 tho endangered interest.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. f7ia, In the Chancery Court CT shelb,
county, Tennessee-Burrel Bayliss We. Peg
~ kasliss
IT appearing from Sherihs's return Ia mi,
4 cause that tho defend mt, Peggy Bayliss, /,
rot n be found In his county.
IL Is therefore ordered that she make
her appearance herein, az the court.
on or before the frst Monday In March
1873, and plead, answer or dehiur 10 com
plainant bill or the same will 30 taken for
confessed rs 10 her and set for hoafing az.
partej and that q copy Of this order be pub
lished once a week, for four successive weeks,
In the Public Ledger.
This sist day o January 1888.
A COPY -Attosti
r. j.. BLACK, Clsrk and Master.
By J, NJ. Bradley, D. q. 4 N.
Nm Heath, sol'r for complainant.
120 l35 ll itY
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MatbiIda HerOn's Daughter
Married
Iclal 10 ~Commoreial Gagette

Special to Commercial Gazette.
New YORK, February 1.--MisI
Helen BJou Heron, the actress
daughter ofthe great Matilda Heron
was married to; day to Mr.. John Fl
Miller, at st. Agnes Church in tn,
presence Of a large congregation. in.
cluding many professional friends
There was no reception. and imme.
diately after the ceremony the bride
and groom started for Savannah, to
appear there as Hazel and Travers In
Hazel Kirke." Miss Heron met hel
husband while playing in "0detie," al
Daly'si They played the lovers, aud
1t was often noted how realistic their
acting was. The sequel shows the
wherefore.
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q buI 81 lbelf eeslg, aad lba mIhlsttl
told th5 deacon 10 hunt Up the source
Of that worldly music, and they took
pa into the room back Of the pulpit
and searched him. and ma says pa
will have to be churched. They kept
the music box. and | have got to carry
in coal to get money enough to buy
my chum a new music box. Well, |
shall have to 90 and get that vaseline
or pas leg will s1Ser. Good day"
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So prevalent and SO fatal has consump-
ton become, that it is now everywhere
dreaded as the great scourge Of humanity.
And yet, in thor formative stages, all
PULMONARY complaints may be readily re-
lieved and controlled By resortiDs
promptly to DR.. Jayne's Expectorant-a
curative specially adapted to soothe and
strengthen the bronchial tubes, allay in
aammation, and loosen and remove all
distractions. 1t e a certain remedy for
asthma, and also for coughs and colds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-05

Hand bills of all sizes, from the
smallest to a three sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LED0ER job printing Office.
Prices as low as tho lowest.
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lmnnlVnnf Mnhin.
BTArE OF TENNEssRR, sHrLRY Couv-,
OpPICE CouNTv OouuT n vny

bTATE OF TENNESSEE, SHELBY CouEry.)
ORY1oE COUNTY COuRr CLERK,
MRNPHIs, TKHH., January %, isgs.
To George Mitchell, administrator Of FlIsyn
Mcfadden, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
II estate OF Ellen McFqdden, deceased, you
tisement IN some newspaper published within
the said State, and also at the oourt.honse
door Of Shelby county, for all persons havins
claims against said estate, to appear and IN
the same with the Clerk OF the County Couri
authenticated 10 the manner prescribedhy law
on or boiere tho 2jth day az April, 1889;
and any claim not hled on or before said day'
or before an appropriation Of the funds Of said
In law and equity.
Witness ny hand, at Office, this sd day Of
HUGH d CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettmann, d. O.
Not co is hereby given a. required By above
order. GEORGE MITCHEIT.V''
l23 1913 1874 40 dmlnisjrata
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NOn-Resident Notice,


No. lT7-In the Chancery Court Of shelb,
County, .Tenp.-Annie 0 Dorsey et al vi
Francis Higgins ct al.
II appearing from affidavit IN thin oanrs
that the T%etidonco Of defenAnt, francis HE.
gins, j. unknown and cannot bo Ascortained
after diligept inquiry. that defendants Annis
: Palmer. Angelic Palmer aud May Ii pai-
mori IRE rceldon 3 Of the State OF Iilinoiu
and non-residentg OF the State Of Tennessee T.
and that Arthur Murphy, Frank w Murpby''
Clara Murphy and II d Dirchett, euardian'
are residents Of the State Of Mississippi. and
non-fes'dents Of tho State Of Tennossee.
1t Is therefore ordered that they mako
their appearances herein, at tho courthouse Of
hhslbycounty In Memphis, Tennessee. on ~
before tho hrst Monday in March. isss
end, plead, sneWor or domur To- ooinpiain'
ant bill, Or the same will be taken foy
confessed as TO them and set for hearins az.
paTtei. apd that q copy Of this order Re
published once a week, for four Suocessivs
weeks, In. the Public Ledger.
This I'D day Of January, 1888.
A copy Attesti
h. j. BLACK, Clerk and Ma,i.,.
Hy J, N. Bradley, d. @. a NJ.
Geo 0ilham, sol for complainant,
III III lS3 ls
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@"H have been afflicted with an af-
lection of the throat from childhood,
caused BY ~diphtheria, and have used vari-
Gus remedies, but have ' found
anything equal 10 Browns Bronchial
TroshsE'-[Rs7. q. NJ. F. Hampton,
Piketon, Ky. Sold only In boxes.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
sEAIs o. TEnsnsgEn sHnLnr Co.

STATE OF TENNESSEE SHELBY Co..
.OFTIoB CoUSTY Cor ~ CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn. January 81, 1854
To Jahn j Duffy and John Walsh, execut ,rs
OF Thomas Madden, deceased
HANlNG suggested the insolvency Of the
IL estate o fThos. Madden deceased. Won are
hereby ordered to give notice, by advertise
me1tln some neyspapef. published within the
ssid state, and also at the courthouse loor M
shelby county, for all persons having claims
against ,baid estate, to api ear and Gle The
same with the Clerk of the County Court su.
thenticated In tho mlnnes prescribed by law.
on or before the LIST day OF MAY. lisa,
and any claim not fled on o. before ala daT
or before an appropriation Of the funds ofssid
estate is made, shall DO fore Sor barred, both
January, 1888. VI
80, HUGH B. CULLEN, Clerk.
By Louis Kettmarn, D. O.
order, joint DuPf yyo0'e
JOHN WALSH.
Taylor 4 Carroll, Attys. i28 I3I16il
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Saturday, February 8, 1888,
Trustees sale.

Under and by virtue Of tho terms ,,a
~ conditions of a deed 81 ts... .les .n9
70 me as trustee, by W. II. cherry 10 sscrra
70 the County Of Shelby the m of tsS
sum OF H2Sl ~ es appears off cord In The
kesister's office Of Shelby county in boot i0o
page ~. HE said Indebtedness and inter,
ed BY the said beneficiary through jis nronsylv
authorized officers, to f~oreclose said deed ~
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Attachment NOuoe

Before George r. Powell, ]. P. for sbs,hv
county, Tenn.-B Lowenstein 4 Bros. W..
L Classify 4 Co. ~ "'
this cause an attachment having hear
4 sued out under section 1856 Of The eodS ~
tennessee, and returned levied upon tbs
property Of the defendants. L. A. CasVity
10, ana anidayii having been made that
sun Of two hundred and thirty dollars and
ntty- three cents. due by account, and thai
the claim Is Just. and that the defendant
are nonresident of tho State Of Ten.
nessee; 1t Is, therefore ordered that said de-
iendants make their personal appearance be-
iioore ne on the 7th day Of March, Isss, Al
O'Clock ms at my Jfhce. No. 4
Madison street, Memphis, Tennesses'
and defend said attachment suit within IN
time prescribed BY law. or the same viii
Be proceeded with ex-parte; and that a oonv
Of this order be published once a Task ",
four weeks IN the Publis Ledger. "
This the LIST day Of February. 1885,
I28 14 40 1d6 "NA'''f
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A rather cynical lady, somewhat Of
a hirt, says most men, like colds, are
very easily caught but difficult to get
rid o.. Her mistake is apparent. Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure any cold
loTever stubborn it may be. Price
- cen ..
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Trustee'y Sale.

ON Saturday, Februsry8 3, 1888, AZ Il O'Clock
~ M, Ia front q the. Courthouse. city Of
Memphis, We will tell for cash, one sray
nSIss' eSsat YEAR, ga and one sorrol mule,
n oftgago executed By y. v. uorbftt and duiy
recorded lQ OF WINSTON 4 %,
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Before Geo. r. Powell j. P for gheIbv corrtv
Tenn Mallory, Crawford & Co. va. ii. H.
IN this cause IN attachment having beam
4 sued out under section 3455 of the Code Of
tennessee. and returned levied upon Inc mon
erty OF the defendant, II II Holden, by rar.
nithment on l. Lawhorn 4 Co., and aHidsvit
having been made that defendant il indebt.
ed TO the plaintiff in the sum of sl72S dine
BY note: and that the claim is Just, ana thai
the defendant is a nonresident Of The stafs
OF tennessee; OF is about to remove or mas
removed himself or property from the State,
or has removed or is removing himfelf or
] ronerty out Of the county privately. or ron.
cealing himself 90 that the ordisary recess
OF law cannot be served upsn him. or bss
a.sconded, or is absconding or concealine
himself; or has ffaudulently dispos5d III. n,
IS about fraudulently to dispose Of bis proper.
W 1t is therefore ordered that said defend.
ant make his personal Appearance before ms
on the 1th day Of March, 1883, AZ IL
o'clock NJ, at my ONCE, No. s Madison
street. Memphis, Tennessee, and dofend
said attachment suit within the time nre-
scribed by law, or the sam will be proeeeded
with ex-parte; and that a COPY Of this orde,
the Public Ledger. ' ~
This the S0th day Of January, 1882.
LIT 1873 ls9 l5 b. rV"EL ). p
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Monday, February 10, ISsa.

the real estate mentioned and described h
said decree as follows; Situated in the Tar.
log District OF Soelby county, Tennessee, 10.
Wlt[Commencing at q stake, l75 feet south
81 ueorgia street, on Dean avenue; runninl
thenoe south 40 feet to Q stake; thence wesi
zlz feet to the land Of j, N. Moon; thence
no IN Oteet toa wenty- ave foot alley;thencS
WIN the so III side OF said alley, 2l2 feet d
the beginning being lot No. lIof The NJ. N,
D9naidson subdivision Of country lot No e8'
4erms OF sale-Op q Oredis Of eight months,
personal security and a lien refined on n,
property to secure the payment Of the BUR
ohas . 10 cney. EQUITY Of redemption barred
jackson, Tenn January 16, 1888
nn,,. JOHN Il. FREEMAN, Clerk.
TB EdgiuetOn. eolioitor. Iib i1i IN ia
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t~AfAAhai0f fRE bhLhHkEl

Singing irritation, inaamatioh, al
Kidney shd Urinary Complaints, cured
BY "Buohu paiba."
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slightly GauEy.

-Four members Of q we'll known
club in this city sat down 10 q game Of
Joker on Thursday evening. There
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-02-05

Music books, magazines, illustrated
papers, ETC., bound at the PUBLIC
LEDaF 7NNdery. ID Madison street.
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For weak lungs, splitting Of blood,
weak stomach, night sWeats, and the
early stages Of consumption, Golden
Medical Discovery specific. By
druggists.
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NDEk and By virtue Of the tsrms Of a
- deed OF frost executed 10 me. Thomas
y. Milburn, as trustee oy W. L Miller and
Ma!anda J. Miller, his wife, on the q Al dav
q Nay. 1915, 70 secure 10 the irish
building and Loan Association the snm ~
sLzW, q. appears Of record in the Reristeris
once Of, THIS county, In book No. l2i. pRre
100, and default having been y ada ofthS
cues anu interest and said loan under ths
charter,. constitution and by-laws m said
association l will. a. said trustee, on
Tuesday. February Is, 1858, :
At IL o'clock m on the southwest co,n,v 40
main and Madison streets, offe for saia M
cell 70 the highest bidder for oash. NJ nnhIi.
outcfy, tho following described real eSt"tS
to,Wit: One cert in lot of land situated ana
being in the city Of Memphis, Shelby eountv.
INnnessee, known and designated an AZ
mAp 81 said city as lot No, (210 two hnndreS
aud thirty-three, in the Greenlaw Add tion
70 taid city, bounded on the north by lot M
w Of said addition, on the east by SiSttb
street, on the south by the public alley Nhish
is midway between kaIaraps and GyeSnISI
streets, aud west BY the public SlleY INN
neS mldway between fifth and Sixth street,
selo 10y having q iront Of asVenty-four and
one fourth feet ItAD on the west side az
iHth street BY . depth Of one hundfed md
tofty..sight and one-half feet, together WIN
Al the improvements and appul %tenaness
tnereon. The III . is believed 10 be perfsct
but convey only as trustee. HsAeSs'
R.D Jordan, Atty. Isiss
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ION day Of NTnrcb. Ieea

~ the Courthouse In Memphis or TaAinR
District Of shelby county, Ia shelby county,
Iennessee, proceed 10 sell, at public auction,
10 the highest bidder. for cash, the following
described real Q tate or 80 much thereof Al
may be necessary to pay thu balance due Id
the oonehoiarios In said trust d, cd on tho
notes therein described, viz : All that plan-
tation and tract Of land known as "tbe Chill
Dire 8 and Brown plantation. /" situate In the
county Of Coahoma and State Of Mlssissinni,
composed Of the folio wing parcel. to- viii !,
The northwest quarter Of fectiOn two. fhs
north hal, Of section thee. lots one and two
and one bird interest in lot six Of section
four, all in township twenty-eiRht, range
four west; the southwest quarter OF seetion
twenty elf ht, the cast half Of the smthsSst
quarter Of section twenty nine; lot one. two
seven, eight, nine and ten in section fhirtv''
two, all Of section thirty three eYcent IL
fourteen, the wet halfOf the west haif al
the southeast quarter Of the n~orthwest ana
tor and the west halfo Of the southeast suayfsr
and the southeast quarter OF Tho ronnIbssst
quarter and the east half OF the southwest
quarter OF section thirty four. ali In fovnshfr
tFenty-nine Of range four west. ana IN ~,
half OF section one Of toWnihip tw~ntvNoiSht
II range iopr west, Containing about twenty
,hIee hundred and fifty one scres, more or
Tho title 70 said property IL supposod "a h.
Coed put ! shall sell and convey IA trustee
only sale will take pls &c between ii ojeiock
a ~ ana NJ. B. NJ. ESTES, Tru toe.
AWN
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Trust Sale.

pursuance Of the powers and provisions
Il Of 2 trust deed executed 10 me as trustee
On I'th dsy Of May, 1875, BY J II Brown and
once OF Colh0ma county. Mi,sissitpi, dfn
book Q.paRe go Of record Of deeds.V 10 which
reference % ma1e;. and at the request Oh The
benehciariea therein / will ON