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Ayers Hair Vigor


is not q dye, but, by bealthful stimulation
OF the roots and color glands, speedily
restores to its original color hair that is
Turning Cray.
Mrs. CATHERINE DEANIER, Point OF
Rocks, Nd, had her hair suddenly
blanched by fright. during the late civil
war. AYERS HAIR VIGoR restored it
to its natural color, and made it softer.
glossier, and more abundant than it had
been before.
Scalp Diseases
Which cause dryness, brittleness. and fall
ing of the hair, dandruff, itching, and
annoying sores. are all quickly cured by
AYERS HAIR VIGoR. Ifcured HERBERT
BOYD. Minneapolis, MINI, of intoler-
able Itching of the Scalp;J. y. CAR
TER, JR., Occ0qudn, Va., of ScaId
Head; MRS. ID. V. S. L0vELaCE, Lore
IacerHe. Az, of letter Sores: Miss
BESSIE II. BEDLoE. burlington, IT, of
Scalp Disease and Dandruff. Tor
pidlty of the roots of the hair. which. if
neglected, may result in incurable bald
ness, IS readily cured by AYERS HAIR
NIGOR. As
A Toilet Luxury
AYERS HAIR VIGoR has no equal. Il,
Is colorless, clearly, delightfully."- per-
TUNED, and has the effect of making the
hair soft, plant, and glossy.
Ayers Hair VigOr,
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
.-.z.se Sold by all Druggists.
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FOB sALE-TO LEf.

ITO LET-sEvEN ROOMS, BEING THE up
i per floor of i twostory building on K
street. Inquire at this Office. mr4-lw-
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teen months after infection, therefore
the quarantine should be extended to
a period Of ten months at least. Mr..
Wilson expressed the opinion that the
trade in calves between the East and
West facilitated the transmission OF
disease among aninale. All OF the
speakers favored a liberal appropria'
ton to enable the Department OF Ag'
riculture to establish and maintain
guarantees aud stamp out disease.
They favored a measure that would
not allow the payment Of damages to
shippers for stock found TO be infected
and Destroyed where Il appeared that
proper precautions hai not been taken
by the exporter to ascertain the
htaltbful condition OF the stock. Sew
eral Of the gentlemen expressed the
opinion that the committee should re-
port q bill including diseases Of hogs
and ether domeftic animsis.
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taken during "a Subsequent chest
expansion without having changed the
adjustment OF the instrr lent, We SEQ
only slight indications II the dicrotic
wave, showing that there is l. great in
crease OF tension; tho impulse or
primary elevation is slight, owing to
the resistance offered by the artery
and the diminished heart contractions
antecedent. Here ] diffNr from the
German psychologists just feferred to,
but we may suppose that the vasomo-
tor center had some stimulating in
fluence, due to the reaction from the
previous depression aEelting 1t. l
found the normal pulse curve return
after short interval. these expert
ments may be depended Cd al aocui ate,
as have made very many Ohserva-
tons on the pulse with the ephyz-
mograph. / am free TO STATE, how
ever, that out OF the Thousands Of trac-
ings in my portfoiios of persona OF all
ages and OF different sexes / have
never seen 30 remNl aba a result fol-
lowing the act Ct inspiration. 1t Is
needless to enlarge on tie care OF Mr..
Wilson, for he ought X, be seen to be
appreciated: his great feat Of 'xeiting
a pressure sufficient ID break leather
belt, capable of sustaining nj arly 500
pounds weight by the expansion OF
his chest,i is in itself feature of sttrac-
ton sufficient to fill tie museum.
JOHN E. SURD0N, MD.
L., 1900
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LIeut. Greene Reprimand ed.

WAsHIKGFoN, January 30.-Adju-
tant General Drum has writ an letter
to Chief Signal Officer Hazen In re-
GARD 10 the recent court martial con-
vened at Fort Myer. Va in which he
tays the Secretary Of War instructs
him 't) express his grave displeasure
at the conduct OF Lieut. Greene OF the
signal corps, who, he says, has mani
testify failed, toliar in bis career, to
comprehend the duties and reeponsi-
bilities OF commissioned officer and
to realizs TIA. the use OF harsh, In
sulting and abusive language towards
men who, from their position, could
not reply 10 II, strikes at the very root
Of military discipline and evidences in
the officer 80 acting deplorable want
OF seli-control, which, II persisted In,
would demonstrate his utter unfitness
for command. The Secretary OF War
also deems Il his duty to reproea,e
the rude aud coarse manner In which
the officers composing the court
treated the counsel for the accused,
Such conduct Is utterly unjustlfiabls
In officers sitting In military courts In
the capacity OF judges"
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EquaIiEIng the Pay OF Government
EmplOyes.

WASHINGTON, january S0.-Repre.
sentative Wilson Of West Virginia hfs
prepared and will introduce on Mon
day next a bill to classify the labor
aud eQuauze the pay OF employees un-
der the United States government. II
provides that there shall be appointed
by the President, as soon a. practical
BILE, committee to consist Of three
experienced and discreet persons now
in government service in the depart
ments whose duty il shall be to array
and classify the various lRboS per-
formed for the government by Its EN-.
ployes in the several department bu-
rsaus and commissions into classes and
grades, establishing therefor one uni
venal compensation according to the
duties and skill required In the re-
spective clesses or grades, which com.
penIR'ion shall be paid alike to AL
persons in such Glasses or grades.
The second section enacts that when
any employee in one class or grade
shall be assigned TO duty in another
or HIGHER class or grade, the SAINT
wages shall be paid as II such person
had been originally employed in o.
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Another Revelation Threatened IN
Panama

WARRINGTON, January S0.-The Sec
rotary Of the Navy has received infor-
nation from the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company 10 the effect that
another revolution Is threatened on
the Isthmus OF Panama. Rear Ad-
miral Jouett, commanding the North
Atlantic station, was yesterday
directed by telegraph to remain at
Aspinwall with the Tennessee for the
present. IL is possible that the Ten
nessee sailed from Aspinwall TO Key
West prior to the receipt Of these in.
structions, in which event she will be
ordered back in case the situation de-
maads it, and other vessels will also
be ordered TO his assistance. Not much
importance, however, is attached to
the present reports Of damage.
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NNr5xIN,N~G

when we see the in dications OF a
hyperdicrotic pulse ~ the notch falls
below the level OF the base line. We
have here phyFiolcxiAS peculiarly
corresponding to Mr.. Wilson's ar O.
tomical peculiarly Of excessive in
SEPARATIONS. Thus one may he taken on
the measure OF the other no. 2 was
taken from the same adjnlSment Cf the
sphygmograph as No. l, aud show, the
state Of the circulation during thu dnt
deep inspiration, thu; uhhsst being
enormously expanded
The same physiolosizt, 20 on to say
that latter the CESSATION II The power
full exploratory efiors The blood
pressure rises above the nnrmSl state
almost as much as 1t fell below II, the
normal condition being restored within
q few minutes" Ny experiments with
Mr.. Wilson seem 10 establi n the Get
that after a profound depression OF
the hood pressure it sgain rsseS, even
during the forced expirstny eforl.
for in trace No. 8.
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. ronr,e,.. CnrI.,mn. Pre.ent.

joliet, I'LL, January 3O,-Bur'
goldman, a cowboy convict serving q
sentence OF three years at joliet
prison, from Wyoming, was released
this afternoon, having served hit
term. When goldman was brought
into the clerks office TO be discharged
the clerk handed him package q
bills amounting to nearly $llOO anG
informed him that $1,000 Of the money
had been sent TO him as a Christmas
present by one OF the cattle kings Of
Wyoming. The ex-conyict was nearly
paralyzsd with his good fortune, and
left the prison doors with a light
heart.
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Preveution OF Cattle Disease.

WAsHIEaToN, January 30.-The
House Committee on Agriculture to-
day began the consideration Of the
bill intended to prevent the spread Of
pleuIo.pneumonia among domestic
animals. The committee was ad-
dressed by Mr.. Wilson Of Iowa, Rep.
resentative Breckenrid ge OF KENTUCKY,
Mr.. Curtis Ct New York, Commits
s.oaer Colman Of the Department OF
Agriculture, DR.. Salmon Of the Bureau
Of Animal Industry, Mr.. Lloyd of
Maryland and Mr.. Towers Of Kansas
City. DR.. Salmon explained the nature
ot pleuro-pneumonia. He said that
the tlesh Of Injected animals was net
injurious "a food, and no bad efiecu
had been known 10 result from its use
The disease, he said, was communica
BILE to animals within q period Of FL
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Tainrrnnh I'm Ohinn.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-Ensign
George q. Foulk, United States navy,
at present Charge 'dAffaires ad inter
i'm of the United States ID Corea, in a
dispatch to the Secretary OF st 10, OF
November 25, 1885, announces the
completion OF a telegraph line from
Seoul, Oorea. to Pekin, China, and
thus with the outer world. He also
reports negot atoms looking ID the
eaIly establishment OF similar line
from Seoul to Fusan, so as TO connect
Corea AID japan.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.
state W.. Interstate Commerce.


WASHINGTON, January 30.-Since
the report OF the Oullom committee
was submitted TO the Senate n state
ment has been received from the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad Company
showing that during the monthg OF
August, 1884, and March, 1885, which
are supposed to show fair average,
the relative proportions Of the State
and interstate business Of that COM
pany were as follows; Tons carried
STATE traffic, So per cent. interst ate,
"a per cent. Freight earnings = From
State business, 1915 per cent, from in
tsntAte, so 8 per cent. Passengers car.
ried-State, 500 per cent. interstate,
194 per cent. Passenger earnings
Fiom State traffic, AL per cent. from
interstate traffic, $40 per cent.
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Attorneys Fees.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-The so'
lioitor Of the Treasury has given an
opinion on the question as to the
rights Of O United States attorney to
retain 9 per cent Of the amount col.
lkLsd on unsatisfied warehouse and
other custom-house bonds, which
may have been turned over TO him
for action, but which were settled by
the parties without suit. The Solicitor
holds that in such cases where no suit
or proceedings in the nature OF a suit
has been brought or conducted by the
districtattorney, he is not entitled &c
the 2 per cent.
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Advice 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright Rs button" II is
very pleasant to taste. II eoothee
the child, soitens the gums, allays al
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrh@a, whether arising iron
teething or other causes. twenty-five
A bottle.
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permanently appointed to such higher
class or grade.
The third section reads that sp-
pointments or assignments made un-
der the act may be made by the several
heads of departments, bureaus or
commissions az they may deem best
for the public service without regard
to the act known as the civil service
act, or any rules established by what
is known as thel Civil Service Com
mission, created hereunder.
Section four is the usual repeating
clanae
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seven Murderers Sentenced 10
Death.

FoRr SMITH, ARK, January 80,
Judge Parker passed sentence OF death
upon seven prisoners in the United
States Court to-day. They were con-
yicted Of murders committed in the
Indian Territory, over which this
court has jurisdiction. In passing
sentence the Judge almonished the
pritoners TO prepare for death and
make peace with their God. Friday,
April Esd, is the day set for their exc
cution,
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NsNANMhg

Here we have az ordinary we'll
marked pulse trace Of rather nervous
temperament, the latter characteristic
being indicated by the near appro ach
10 the imaginary horizontal base line
of the notch, which Is seen before the
secondary wave. The first elevation,
that indicating the highest part of the
trace, Is called the impulse wave and
il due TO the fnt movement of the
arterial streams under the pressure Of
the contracting left ventTicle of the
heart. This wave Is rapidly transmit
ted from the aorta, or great blood ves-
sci fed directly from the heart, until II
is lost in the smallest arterioles. The
notch first mentioned ie the indication
that the aoitic valves Of the LEFT ven
trlcle Of the heart have closed, and
the secondary, or, as II is called, the
dicrotic wave, depends on the rebound
OF the blood, set In motion
by the contractions lof the arteries
which had been disturbed by the first
or impulse wave, from the closed
valves as firm basis, This dicrotiC
WAVE seem III III uOhAhhA puloOc, 40 AhoiS
marked when the arterial tension il
less, which amounts to saying when
the blood can empty itself rapidly Out
al the vessels. We do not meet the
truly dicrotic pulse except in cases o
nervous exhaustion, % after fever
and in advanced cases of consumption
will quote from Landois and Stir
ling: "Strong exploratory pressure Il
best produced by closing the mouth
and nose and then making great ex
piratory effort; at first there is in
creese OF the blood pressure aud III,
formation of pulse waves resembling
those which occur in ordinary expira
ton, the dicrotic wave being less de
yeloped; but when the forced pressuT
is long continued the pulse wave
have all the signs of diminishe'
tension. This effect is due to tn
action Of the vasomo,or center, whic
Is effected reflexly from the pulmonf
~ nerves; (thAt Is, the varomotor Ger
ter controls the caliber Of the sma
arteries by scting on their musculA
coats, and 90 alters the blood tension
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DrOpsy Treated Free!
DIX. b. ID. GREEN,
No. 55 Jones Avenue, Atlanta, Ga.,
A sPECIALlsT FOR RLEVEN
YEARp PAST,

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with the most wonderful success; uses vege-
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az symptom OF DrOpsy in eight to twenty
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From the first dose the symptoms rapidly
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thirds of all SYMPHONIC are removed.
Some may cry humbug without knowing
anything about 1t. Remember, 1t does not
coat you anything to realize the merits OF
my treatment for yourself. In ten days the
difioulty oil brt athing Is relieved, the pulse
made regular, the urinary organs made to
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cases that have been tapped q number of
times, and the patient declared unable to
live week. Send for 10 days treatment;
directions and terms free. Give full history
Of case. Name sex, how long afflicted uhow
badly swollen and where, is bowels costive,
have legs bur sted and dripped water. Send
for Tree pamphlet containing testimonials,
questions, etc.
Ten daytltIeatmentf furnished free by mail e.
Epilepsy fits positively cured.
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State this paper.
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HELENA, ARK.
Closed Out by Creditors-DFOpped
Dead ON the Streets.
IspEorAL TO TEE ArrEAL.i

HELENA, ARK. January 30.-The
firm OF Shelby Bros. of Lulu, Miss,
we're closed out yesterday by Vaccaro
& %. Of Memphis.
Mr.. Benjamin Gholson and Miss
Jennie Terry, both cf Trenton, Ark,
were married Yesterday. the Rev. W.
A. Pendergrass officiating.
: A colored woman named Lou Mont.
gomery dropped dead on the streets
yesterday with heart disease.
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FOR SALE N
b. LOWENSTEIN a. BROS.
Agents for Ms-ppS.z. Tenn.


ter Of a druggist, 10 expect to receive one.
Yot there are, we ogret to say, a few drug
Fists OF the Cheap John variety, who will try
to persuade you " accept some worthless
such as CSpsisis y" capsieum, :" capu-
eln,n "caPsici e. ;.;:SD grsflSSeS .RnS-
ton" Cheap Ohh vi e6er you one OF
these Wretchod init tons for half the price
OF the Fonuil ~ A,N can we'll afford 70 90,
It's real value S5leS ne.,Sing, and It's cost but
little more. Hsoson's Az the only porous
plasters that c. "a be depenN'ed upon 70 cure
every ailm0n. subject % exh vnal treatment.
They are promgt, SuIU And thOrOngh. Pro-
teet yourself a1dS',S 1Geeption By huying OF
reliable drugg1G 0lEl. The genuine DeaTs
the . Three sAils ~ de, mark and has me
word 80 pci4t IN the center,
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The Duty ON stubs.

WAsHIN0roN, January 30.-The COL
lector OF Customs at Chicago has been
notified hat certain steel wire, cut
into lengths of from eighteen inches
TO four feet aud known as stubP, is
dutiable according 10 the following
classification: II smaller than No. .
gauge / 1 cents per pound and II larger
than No. 8 gauge at the rate OF 81 cents
NOR nnund
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wite-muraercr sentenced TO Death,

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 3d.
Michael Kaelin, the Swiss dairyman,
who cut his wiie's throat and attempt
ed his own lie in the came manner,
Was sentenced in the Circuit Court
this afternoon to be hanged March
18th. Kaelin trembled under the
sentence, and said he wanted a new
Trial.
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The chicago Lake Front

WAsHrNaroN, January 30.-A good
deal Of interest Is felt here among citi-
gems OF Illinois at present In the city
over the probable action OF the Treas
ury Department in the matter OF the
lake front at Chicago. The subject has
been good deal discussed heretofore,
and there has been question OF doubt
as 10 whether the authority is In the
Treasury Department or the War De-
partment. The authority not having
been located, nothing has been done
heretofore to protect the public rigt Is
from the encroachment OF the railroad
company, but, as q result OF recent
hearing, IL is reported that the genel al
government Is going TO act with great
vigor and put stop to any further en-
o. o ichments on navigation. Inquiry
shows that Col. Thomas II. Keefe, an
officer Of the Treasury Department
stationed at Chicago, has recently been
here at the instance OF prominent citi.
xens and placed b, fore the SECRETARY
very impol tant papers In the case,
upon which Il Ia expected the govern
ment will act. Complaint is made by
the citizens that the IA lroad company
Is absorbing the entire lake front, and
by filling up the harbor is not only i'm
pedine navigation, but impairing the
rights OF the city Of Chicago and work
ing permanent injury. II Is the
opinion OF good lawyers that either
the State or city government could
have interposed at any time to stop
the railroad company, aud surprise Ia
expressed by representatives of the
large Eastern cities that such intHpo.
sition Of the police power has not been
exercised long ago. No corporation
would be allowed TO put even a stone
on the water front Of New York OIL
Boston, II thereby navigation would
be impeded or the public control O
dock privileges lost. The inquiry
that Ia now in progress Is likely L
solve the problem and local responsi
| bilitv,
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Educational RiIIs.

WASHINGTON, January S0.-Messrs.
Willis, Curtin, Mayberry, White and
Chandler have been appointed a sub
committee OF the House Committee
on Educational Bills relating to the
government toward public education.
The Blair education bill will be re-
ferred 10 this committee.
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WARNINa,

T HEREBY warn the public from trading or
i buying certain notes made by me; one
due Ju 1885, and one for 900, due Sept.
IS, 1885, srt payable to the order Of Mrs
T. Is, Wadswortn. The conditions for which
the above notes we're given not being com
pIied with, / refuse 10 nay them, and here
" MRS, A. ]. FRENZY.
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nn,;.c.,ou OF the pubIic Deh,,

WASHINGTON, January 80. Over
$5,0O0,000 of per cent. bondp, en-
braced in the 1921 call for $4,000, 900,
which will mature February let have
already been received at the Treasury
Department Tor redemption.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-sUNDAY, JANUARY 81 1886.

We must assume that sareed expira-
ton acts by depressing ~ ACTIVITY Of
toe varomotor center This condi-
ton / claim to have Geu onstra'ed In
the most satisfactory ,.sy, as will be
seen by reference to Nc
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Surveyor Of Customs, Port q Memphis .

~ The above Whisky Is now on sale
AZ FOltz's 6ample-rOOms, ice Main
utrC 81. Call and try 1t. He has also other
sne brand such as MeBraysr, o. +. G. Tay-
Ior. Belle Of Ne. son, and complete stock
a. k-and iaa
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DR. #. II. RODGERS,
Late of NV York.

Oasee-23s Main st., Memphis, Tenn.
CURES Consumption, Heart Disease, Ca
u tarrh. Rheumatisnl. Female Troubles,
sim Diseases, Etc. Consultation and pre-
se,;ntion1 free
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of trust deed executed 10 me,
ID as trustee by x. NJ. Apperson and Susan
b. Apperson, his wife, recorded in record
book A 2, page 4o2, in the Circuit Court
Clerks and Recorders Office of SrittendeR
couG.S, Arkansas, to secure certain indebt-
edpess therein mentioned, default having
heen made in said deed OF trust, will, at the
request Of the beneficiary in said trust deed,
y" February Is, 1856,
within legal hours, on the premises, offer for
sale, at public cutlery, for cash, 10 the high
est bidder, the following property described
known as WSpoke and Berkeley plantations,
situated in Crittenden county, Arkansas,
about nine miles below Memphis, being as
follows, tO-wit: All Of section 10, T6, NR9
+, $50 l9-lS 1eres; W = NV 4 section %, T
NRsE. go ssrs5' NV fr u section 80, 7 s,
N r 8 Z, IS 49, W. acres; part Of Spanish
Grant No, 2S7S. z y NR9E, 2S1 62-lOO acres:
NE section p. r., NRsE, leo acres: N
NV u section 81, I 9, N k9E, 100 acres: SW
u section 50. 7 6. N r Q E. leo acres; Sc u
section ., 6, NksE leo acre.; N Y sac
ton -, TO, rs Z, so acres: W Il section
=, y O., oE, so acres. Sc Fl Y seefioD
SQ,T6, E, Sc acres; f. section .. rs rs
~ +, y acres; part Of Spanish Grant
No. 2SIS, 7 s, Nk9 E, le4 aorts-in a,l ror.
tanning twcnty-eight hundred and oiRhty-
Two ana !O-igO aorss, together with all i'm
nroVements thereon and all apI arteunnnes
thereunto belonging. The equity Of redemDS
ton and right 70 dover and homestead
Also at said time and place, and on said
terms, will sell the following personal prop'-
erty, situate and now on said plaptat;ons
to.Elt; torty-seven mules, forty-one head 81
S Sa5 iouI hogs, being all the mules, cattle
ana hogs on said nlantaticas. Also a mil
ana complete assortment Of farming impie--
Title believed 70 DO good, though ssR
and warrant only a. trustee S0'A
sale 70 commence at " o'eIoek
W. N. SNBED, Trustee.