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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11

Brigadier General Jchn Adams,
Major General w b Bate, Brigadier
General I II Bell, MOTOR General
John Q Brown. Brigadier General
John Z Carter, Governor Robert l..
Caruthers, Major General b Il Cheat.
ham, Honorable A S Colyar, Major
General w Y c Humes, Colonel A J
Kellar, Brigadier General w II Jack
son, Major General Bushrod r john
son, Colonel r Z Looney, Brigadier
General John ID Martin, Honorable
james McCullum, Lieutenant General
Leonidas Polk, Brigadier General
George Q Dibrell, Lieutenant General
n b Forrest, Colonel jesse A Forrest,
Brigadier General J w Frazier, Brig
adler General G w Gordon, Colonel
James r Howard, Colonel NJ G Gal
laway, Governor Isham G Harris,
Brigadier General Benjamin j Hill,
Governor james d Porter, Brigadier
General Preston Smith, Lieutenant
General A p Stewart, Brigadier Gen
eral q I Strahl, Brigadier General X
10 Tyler, Brigadier General A j
Vaughn, Brigadier General l. Marsh
Walker, Brigadier General Marcus J
Wright.
To which also will be added por-
traits aud sketches Of large number
OF field, company and staff officers, and
also sketches and portraits OF mum
Der of private soldiers distinguished
for gallantry in the war. And sketches
with portraits of the following named
Union officers and civilians, to which
others will be added.
Commodore and Brigadier General
Samuel 2 Carter, Colonel L @ Houk
Colonel Jacob NJ Thornburgh, Colonel
John B Brownlow, General James p
Brownlow, General William } Smith,
Brigadier General Calvin G Gillian,
Brigadier General Joseph Cooper,
Governor w g Brownlow, Colonel w
B Stokes, Colonel Isaac R Hawkins
Colonel w P Kendrick, Lieutenant
John I Robinson, Colonel Felix A
Reeves, General W B Campbell, Major
Stamford l. Warren, Major II NJ
Thompson, and also portraits and
sketches Of field, company and staff
officers and private soldiers distin
gaished for their services
This work will be published by sub
scription, payable in monthly INSTALL
ments. The FIRST number will bt
issued in October, and the work
when finished, will embrace abou
twelve numbers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11
THE EXPOSITION.
The Great Effort of Tennessee
% Make LOuisviIle's Exhibition
What IL is, u Big Success.
Oourier-Journal, 0.


There we're eighty. FIVE counties Of
the State represented at the Exposi-
ton on Tennessee Day" many Of
whose representatives fingered about
the city till yesterday and the day
bafore, Indeed, not the Tennessee
REGISTRY alone, but all within the
building, show that, emitting the city
OF Louisville alone, there have been
more visitors from Tennessee than
any other one State, and this does not
except Kentucky, the above proyiso
being considered. 1t would be safe to
guess that there have been three times
more Tennesseeans than Kentuckians,
if Louisville be left out Of the calcu-
lstion. Iht u4 lTH
Daniel Bond, Esq, one Of the most
enthusiastic friends Of the Exposition,
with his genial and graceful wife, son,
sister and mother left yesterday morn.
ing in company with Colonel H. B.
Folk, j. w. Il. Moore and family and
other Brownsvillians, for home.
No man has made more solid repu-
tation than Major A. D. McWhirter.
Lat winter he importuned the Legis.
lAture Of Tennessee to appropriate
$4,000 for the Louisville and Boston
Expeditions, but the experiment was a
new one and legislators are timid.
They did, however, vote the usual
sum for purposes Of agriculture, immi
grafton, etc., and he assumed the re-.
sponsibility Of applying what he could
Of II to the Exposition, shreWdly est,
mating that no better means could be
used for publishing the State and ins
ducing immigration. Not one dollar
was appropriated for this purpose, but
now the entire State is grateful for bis
far-sightedness and the coming Legis,
latura will gladly make good the OK
penditure. Other States have re.
ceiyed considerable donations from the
railroad companies and other sources,
but Tennessee will shoulder her own
burden. True, the railroads have been
most liberal to Tennessee, and for this
every Tennesseean expresses graft
tude, for the roads have kindly trans.
ported specimens free Of Oh arge; but
beyond this the State has had no as.
sistance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11

Warrington Special.
The skeleton Of Charles ]
Guiteau, the assassin Of Presi.
dent Garfield, has at last been
placed on exhibition 10 the Army
Medical Museum. Il is displsyed In
new case 10 the north end Of tbe
museum hall, which contains. in addi.
ton, the skeletons Of Dos, a negro
girl and az Indian chief. The Iva
former are labelled, but tho skeleton
OF the assassin bears no mark excepl
the small letter "D' on each distine.
tive section Of the frame. The skin Of
Guiteau's head is stuffed and prc
served 10 large jar Of alcohol in The
curatof.s office, and is 10 40 excellent
state OF preservation. the facial OK
preston being perfect. One of tho
principals Of the museum stated thai
the flesh was not thrown into a sewer
as has been stated but was cremated
10 the museum boiler at noon OF Oct,
80, 1882 There will doubtless be \
rush Of spectators to see the skeleton
next week.
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What we owe.


Twenty.eight cents was tho per
capita proportion Of the national debt
10 1888. In 1855 the cost Of war had
swollen the per capita to moro than
S2s and the annual interest per capita
was I 20 Then the payment Of the
debt began, and on the LIST Of July
last the per capita principal was only
SZ5, showing an average reduction Of
nearly " per capita for each Of the
last eighteen years. The interest
charged per capita is now 95 cents.
The elaborate analysis made BY the
Treasury department, from which
these figures are extracted, shows that
there was less cash in the Golfers OF
tho government in 1861 than in any
other Of the q years embraced in tho
document, the amour, then being less
than s3,000,000 as against 1865, 600 900
cash 10 the Treasury to day. The
monthly interest charge, which In 1857
was only SlS9, 900, had niue years later
grown to the maximum Of twelve and
q hall millions and is now down 10
four aud quarter millions.
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A vIsIT FROn SOUNDS.
Mrs. Arp Hears Robbers, and
Mr.. Arp Must Get Up.
BnI Arp. in Albania con,iIlullon.

Dill Arp IN Atlanta Contribution.
1t was alter midnight About the
time when deep sleep falleth upon a
man, but not upon a woman, for Mrs.
APPS ears are always awake it seems
to me. l felt gentle dig in my side
from an elbow, and a whispered voice
said; William, William, don't Won
bear thatl' what is itYn said l.
Somebody is 10 the front piazza.
said she. Don't you hear him rock.
ing in the rocking chair?n And sure
enough | did. The chair would rock
awhile and then stop, and then rock
again. Is the gun loaded?" said She
They are robbers. but don't shoot,
don't make noise, can { you peep out
Of the window, Mercy on us, what do
they want to rob US for. Maybe thew
come to steal one OF the children
Slip 10 the little room aud see If Carl
is in his bed. Don't stumble over a
chair, maybe somebody is under the
bed. The rocker took start, and |
had another dig in my side. at is
the wind, said | mo, it is not"
said she. There is no wind, the win
dow is up and the curtain, don't
move. They are robbers, l tell you
Hadn't you better give them some
money and let them go?" Il haven I
got any money said |, ats all
gone. "Lorn, have mercy upon US,
she said. William, get your gun and
be ready
| gently slipped out of bed and tips
toed to the window and cautiously
peeped out and there was the pointer
puppy sitting straight up in my wiie's
rocking chair, and ever and anon he
would lean forward and backward and
put it in motion, l Whispered to Mrs
Arp to come and see tue four legged
robber, which she did, and in due
time all was calm and serene.
Last night there was another seusa
tion in the back piazza and il was sure
enough feet this time. for they made
racket on the floor aud moved
around lively, and the elbow digs in
my side came thick and fast. 1t took
me a minute to get fairly awake and
after listening awhile l exclaimed in
Eudible language, goats, Carl's goats, "
and | gathered a broom and mauled
EN- down the back steps. IL told
you, my dear" said /, that those
goats would give US trouble, but ! can
stand 1t if you can"
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saturday. OoloDer q. Issa.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in city Of Memphis, Shell
by county, Tennessee. to-wit:
The west a27-l2 feet Of Lot Q, Block A.
South Memphis. fronting on the south side OF
Vance street a ZIP feet and running thence
southwardly between parallel lines 200 feet,
and being the same Lot No. on plan o.
Partition and allotted 10 VIM y Waldran in
case WIN y Waldran vs. Emma Johnston
No, "a, X d, First Chancery Court.
Terms Of Sale.-One half cash, balanc,
IN 81 months; .ote, with good personal So
cuIity; lien retained, etc.
This October 5, 1888.
+. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo Mallory, D @ a M.
Poston 4 PostOn, L W Humes, solicitors,
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POO

A Postofice order for siOO will buy
three bottles Of BONKOCINE, tho only
harmless vegetable compound ever
offered which positively cures and pro
vents the coningion Of arv aud all vo-
neroal diseases.
Tho constant, persevorng and uni.
versal use Of thisremedy would effect.
ually wipe out all yenereal diseases
from the face Of the earth. G. and @.
can neither be contracted nor exist
when It Is used, because It destroys by
mere contact 1tallays all pain, sub
dues the Inflammation and promotes
quiet slumben.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11

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sgszEi1g If Ia ll;s ssr-4s Enu,7
II III 4. Lnui 1E-ui' 5lal.. ! j.,rr-
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mrs Ei-.1g u IA taaE C III 5u-s-
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L1cu E-g1tM laEIll11 tis Errrs
lrI-1LaE c11k a. vro-ss q A. IN
glr11l s1laal trErls . NJ
A-G5ss .sEtszz Aa-s c1s Eirtsr
l-gl- Ia q Es-ilszzr EzsaTerT
s-sE Fsa3sf t-d Fsry 5s.lbsrats Il al
h EIJs While per1Eng tie prosi
the IRE alarm sounded, aud struck tie
number designating the corner On
which stood the Republican building
"A.
Was that alarm 47?n asked Mr.
Knapp, raising his eyes slowly and
speaking with his usual drawl.
Yes, sir" replied the reporter,
thinking that he would be at once
sent 70 the Office to see aboutit.
well; when you got back to the
otheo and find it is on FIRE, please
come and let me know. III be done
with this proof in a few minutes,
sir"
And there he sat deliberately read.
ing the proof for at least twenty min.
utes, Having finished it, he folded i
carefully aud handed it back to Ia,
reporter.
Don't forget to let me know abou
the IRE, sir, " said Uncle George. as
parting greeting, and started up stair
70 bed. Fortunately the FIRE was Of
the opposite corner, or Uncle Georp
would have been aroused half an hop
later.
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Trustees sale.

PURSUANT to the power In me vested IS
trustee, under the gr9ylslons Of certain
deed Of trust executed febfaarg %, l3skts so.
cure an indebtedness thorei ne alto lei which
said decd Of trust Is Of record In the Shelby
County Registers on ., 10 Book li3. page
47i and whereas default his bsen made In
the payments sss asagf ihe 80 d trult dssd,
and whereas | have been requested " the
beneficiary thereun1er 10 sell the land In
said trust decd described for the satilftotion
fsaid debt; now, therefore, will as such
trustee on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11
salurday, November 3, 1ssa.

IN front Of tho courthouse, in the city Of
Memphis, Taxing District Of Shelby county,
Tennessee, between the hours Of II am. an
pm offer and sell At public 0utory, To the
highest bidder,tor cash. an undivided 0ne-half
interest In the following described lot Of land,
to-wit; Beginning Al stake on the south adj
Of MoLemore avenue, being the northwesi
corner Of lot or tract conveyed By . Pns.
hy 70 M d johnson, under deed dated Mav
10, 1870, thence running south with Ra leieh
avenue oO feet 10 stake, thence east, par
allel with MoLomore avenue 400 feet 10
stake; thence north 600 feet 10 Ii
south side OF McLemoro avenue; thence ives
VIII MeLomore Avenue TO the bopinninR
containing By estimate 3 ami 6i-i00 acres
For greater accuracy reference Is hereby mad
10 deed 10 same land Of which this IA
subdivision, made 10 the executors OF
estate Of \ Il Coe, recorded In he Rocords
ONCE Of Shelby county In Book No. N.
page 20. Title to above land believed 10
good, but sell and convey A. trustee only.
70 - W kVkLkS, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF REAL ESTATE,

No, 1913, R-Chancerye Court Of Shelby
county = Ray, guardian, vs. W Z Wal
QY virtue Of an interlocutory decree foi
~ sale. entered in the abovs cause, on tn,
80 day Of October D83, NJ B 40, 40, / will
sell, at public auction. to the highest bidder
in front Of the Clerk and Masters Office,
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis,
Tennessee, on r
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A Lesson From an EIOpement
NJ VI O..

a beautiful young woman in Pitts,
burg, the daughter Of wealthy iron
manufacturer, fell in love with a glass
cuttersome time ago, and on Thursday
the young people ran away together
and were married.
A telegraphio report Of the clone
ment predicts eventual happiness Tor
all concerned We are assured that
the end will be God bless YOU NV
children inasmuch, says the writer
as nothing can be alleged against the
glass cutter except that he is not a
millionaire,
He is rather to DO Congratulated on
this account
Nothing seems 10 be more detriment.
al TO q mans reputation nowadays
than to be charged with being a nils
lionaire.
Perhaps the reason is that people do
not take pains enough to discriminate
between the ditierent methods Of ae-
qulring fortune.
There are great many poor men ia
this country to-day, and honest men
who hope and expect to get rich By
honorable means, without injury To-
their fellow man, and whose aspira
lions will doubtless be realized. Il
may be worth while for them to dis
tinguish between the rich who are
worthy and the rich who are unwor.
thy, and then speak and act accord.
ingly.
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Saturday, the goth day of OctO.
Ir Der, 1883,

at the southwest corner Of Main and 'Madi-
son streets, 10 the City Of Memphis, Taxing
District Of shelby county, Tennessee, between
the hours Of II am. ! O'clock m I. offer and
sell, at public cutlery, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following lot Of land with the
improvements, in said City Of Memphis,
described as follows, to-wit; Lot No. S, in
Block S5, in South Memphis, beginning at q
point on the south side Of PontotOc street rs
feet east Of the point Of intersection Of the
said south side Of Pontotoc street, with the
east line Of Mulberry street; thence east on
and with the said south line Of PontotoC
tfeet 50 feet; thence south $50 feet; thence
west parallel with PontOtoc street so feet:
thence north parallel with Mulberry street,
$50 feet TO the beginning.
The equity Of redemption is waived and the
purchaser gets the absolute title 10 fee. I'll.
tic has been approved, but / sell and convey
In the character Of Trustee only.
Sale begins at u o CLOCK m.
September q, 1883
CHAS, N. GRoSVEN0R, Trustee.
M. b. Trezevant. Attorney. q a
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The famous little boat Maid of the
Mist, which recently took the peril
GUS trip down the Niagara rapids, has
been brought back across the country
and launched at the former starting
place. 1t has been decided to repaint
and repair her, and send her down
the rapids again. She will not be
used Tor advertising purposes on this
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Maende1- Gu Co.
DRALDs IN
Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle
DOOR AND TRUNK LOCKS,
X ey F1tt1na q. INTO
HO.2s MADISON STREET.
lBLsEpHET)
safes opened and repaired ST
short notice.
Maender CO 60
RopaIrinr prOmptIy altended 70.


Those lauEuid, tire'ome sensations, caus-
ing you to feel scarcely able to be on your
feet that constant drain that is taking from
your system all It's former elasticity; driving
the bloom from your cheeks; that continual
strain upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritableand fretful. can easily be removed
by the use Of that marvellous remedy. Hop
Bitters. Irregularities and distractions Of
your system are relieved at once, while the
special cause Of periodical pain are perma-
nently removed. None receive SO much BEN
eft and none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recommending Flop
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and the imperious mandate Of death
must be fulfilled. Thus, o brave
heart, We bear thee to thy rest, Thus,
surrounded BY tens OF thousands, we
leave thee to the equal crave.
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Sellers Liver Pills


Post-Oniceordes from all portions Of
the country will secure supply Of
BoNKocINE, the only safe, quick and
positive cure for acute and chronic
Gonorrh0a and elect ever used. Cures
effected under Eve days, requiring no
internal remedies, no change Of diet,
or loss oitime. Its action destroys and
antagoni1cs every atom Of venereal
poison with which It comes in con-
tact, and Is harmless to healthy parts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11
Islh day Of October. Issa.

% front Of the courthouse, IN the city Of
Memphis, or TAXING District Of Shelby ooun
", Tennessee, proceed 70 sell, Al public
auction. 10 the highest bidder, y,
oaih, the following described lots or
parcels Of land situated on the west side
OF Second street, In said city Of Memphis
or Taxing District, vizl Being known and
designated as Lots numbered one and two
Nos, 4 and p Of Davis&Provine's aub.diyision
Of Block number aiNty-hvo NO CO.. on the
plan Of South Memphil, and being the same
lots set apart 70 Wm. r. Moore By decree 81
the Chancery Court Of Memphis in case Of
Shepherd Va Shepherd, No. oil New Rule
dochot Of said Court By the provisions OF
the said trust deed the equity OF redemption
q waved, aud all right Of dover BY Annie n
Wallace. The title 70 said property Il sup.
. oged % be good and lndoioaaiblo, but fahall
foll and convey as Trustee only. The said
lQu will DO sold separately. and only 20 much
thereof will be sold a. may be iudclont 10
satisfy the balance Of the demands secured,
v N Interest thereon, togathor with costs oil
aud expenses, a. shoWn b. the
trust deed and the decree In the case OF Moore
W Wallace Of ais, ~ Aforesaid. Sale 70 CON.
menco between II O'Clock . N. and N m.
B@ SAN N. HILL, Trustee,
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About one year ago was taken with So
we're attack Of disease of the kidneys, from
which sulfsssd severely. / applied to our
local pbysiciaa, and not receiving any help
called on Mr.. John A. Morgan, our druggist,
and stated my case. Heimmediately handed
me a bottle Of Hunts Remedy, offering il as
,toe great specific for that complaint. / COM
m;nced using IL at once, and from the very
stfTt began to improve, and by the time /
had used the bottle was entirely welt. /
would advise any persons having diff Guilty
with the kidneys to give Hunts Romeoy 4
trial, know Of one case besides my own
being cured, and would cheerfuly recon-
mend IL TO any one.
CHAs. II. ALEXANDER,
Foreman Dye House, Shetucket Mills.
May 5, 1888. GreeneyilIe. Cam
certify 10 the above being 4 trne case.
having sold the medicine TO ar. Alexander,
and know him 10 be a gentleman respeeted
highly in the position he holds,
JOHN A. MORGAN,
May s, 1883: Drusgist. ereehevlle Conn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11
Feels Young AgaIn.

my mother was afflicted a long time with
neuralgia and dull, heavy, inactive condi-
ton Of the whole system; headache, nervous
prostration, and was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicines did her any good.
Three months ago she began TO use Hop Bit
tiers with such good effect that she seems and
feels young again, although over 70 years old.
We think there is no other medicine ct to use
in the family A lady Ia Providence.
BRADPoRD, Pa, May 8. 1876.
II has cured me Of several diseases such AZ
nervousness, sickness at the stomach, month
" troubles, etc. have not seen a lick day
in year. since took hop Bitters. All my
neighbour use them. Mas. FANNIE GREEN.
5000 L0Sr-'A tour Of Europe that cost
me 5000, done me less Rood than one bottle
q Hop bitters; they also cured my wife Of
fifteen yea g. nervous weakness, lleepessness
and dyspepsia. r. NJ, Auburn, n. Y"
High Authority.
Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, an alco-
holic beverage OF liquor, and could not bo
sold for use except 70 persona DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning medicinal bi.ters.
6REEN b. kAUM. 3 3. Com, Inter'l Rev.
so. BLOOmNGvILLE. o., MayI, 10.
biRs have boon suffering ton years and
tried your Hop Bitters and IL done me more
good than all the doctors. Miss S. 3. BooHH
Baby BaVedl
Weare 90 thankful 70 say that our nursing
baby was permanently cured Of dangerous
aad protracted constipation and irrogulArity
Of the bowels By the use Of Hop Bitters bylts
mother. which at the Same time restored her
70 perfect health and strength. The Parents,
Rochester, N. Y.
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"Golden lIedIeaI DIseorer,,.

has been used with signal success il
consumption Of the lungs, consump
tive night sweats, splitting Of blood
shoriness Of breath, weak lungs
coughs, bronchitis, and kindred aiiec.
tons OF throat aud chest. Sold by
druggists.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-11

Rheumatism, disordered blood, general
debility, and many chronic diseases pro-
nounced incurAblo are oaen cured By
Browne Iron Bllten.
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POO

A we'll known rilroader writes a.
follows
ATLANTA, FrB'Y q, 1888.
Bonkocine Cos" Earlyi In january
commenced the use Of BONKOCINR
for bad case Of G. which had baiiled
the skin and medicines Of 1--WE physi-
clans, and three bottles cured mesound
and we'll 1lostno time, used no other
remedy and did not change my diet
Itisa blessing TO thosewhose paths arc
not hrght'
Discard all capsules, copahla etc and
use that which never falls, and will
keep you cured for life by acting ~ a
preventive.
ono bottle $3.50 or three Tor $500
Sold by drugglatA. Expressed on TO
ceipt Of price.
DONKOCINE CO.,
~ Whitehall Street,
tn Atlanta. Ga.
For sale by s. MANSFIELD & co.
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FAIRFIELD, IowA.--Dr. j. l.. Myers
says Browns Iron Bitters is the best iron
preparation | have ever known in nv
thirty years Of my practice"
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Trustee,s Sale of. IlenI Estnre.

PURSUANT to the powers in me vested as
i the succeeding trustee TO John A. Holt,
deceased. under the provisions Of a certain
cure an Indebtedness therein mentioned,
which said deed is of record in the shelby
County Registers Office in Book ia, page 800;
and whereas default has been made in the
payments due under the said trust deed; ana
whereas have been requested by the bene
hciary Hereunder TO sell the land in said
trust deed described for the satisfaction OF
said debt. Now, therefore, will. as such
trustee, on