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MANUFACTURES.

10 the Editor OF the Herald.
Having from tins to time Tead much of
interest IN your valuable pape; III connection
with and setting forth the importance u.
manufactures in the south and IN lcAus 20,
well, and desiring TO encourage aad urge Vie
Indispensable necessity Of ImMeIm8 aellu
being taken in such enterprises by men
neaus and by joint stock companies, fuzzy
concur with you 10 tue main as 10 their ps5s
eut importalc9 nd the ultimate succ, IS
and ample achievements OF those who judi
ci0usly engage in them to the communitlts
surrounding them and to the state as well.
Hence think they should be encouraged by
keeping the subj ct ever before our people
before our county authorities and our legl:'
lative bodies. suAeiIipg their encouragement
10 those among us VIII viii invest their cap
ital in that way, and inviting capitalists from
abroad to come here and enhance their for
lures, surely, and easily in country where
machinery is rarely lmpeded by the rigo's
of winter. You enumerated among
The different branches Of manuiac'
lures much needed here (which
would be Immediately renumeratvc)
that of leather and Its ware, g ue and va
-ious fertilizers machinery and farm impu
c,lents, furniture, wagon AMI carriage work
generally, wl,,ya and cotton mills IN all OF
tie branches, castor oil, pork, bacon and
beef packere' AID canneries, general t0uh-
dry and irol works, embracing wire OF all
kinds and poss for all purposes, even !and
corners, etc. Last observed, but lot least, To-
the manufacture of the variou; kinds ana
qualities of paper used in our markets which
we import from abroad at great expense,
and may add those things which are ma G.
out of il, In your enumeration OF article
out of which to make paper, you seemed 10
fall rather short of the resources OF our OWL
broad state. hope you will permit me ~
supply the omission IN part by the addiIl' T.
of other substances which l have thoGgh'
might be utilized for said purpose, when
may be raised easily in our cline aud SOILS
cheaply lsome of them ab0unding in an I'LL
cultul ed state in various parts Of our coui,'
try Of the glutinvus Is the sweet polsl o
the okre, rye, spring wleat, buck waeat-ai :
of the wheats containing nueh starcn'
4 the cactus and the ounce beiiev'
the bois arc apple contains large perceh.
ge Of the glutinous a. well as tiorcus pr
pc contained in paper. forbear to spenN
present of other glutinous vegetables, whllt
light be used, which sbounds in our bloa,
md congenial cline and county, aud vii
low speak of some of the fbrous. Bar
xrrass, palmetto, cactus, b nnet.gourds, MI
lgourds generally, weeds, stalks of corn aht
fcotton, fodder, straw OF rye aud other grain
Nisgreeds and rushes, also vines of variou
bSindons Last, but not least, the .bolls ah'
oout;fui Il of immature cotton, ard cotton tina
ined snde in II patch d becomes tender b,
mo- ,N M -Srs 5 Sure, making it unsalabl,
As. go any thousands of pound
MA ga va, 2tSS sssost) OF the immature
i. To compfctaSSSS oo,pg in every crop tina
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MATTERS By MAIL.
NOTICE.

Mr.. j. S. Benjamin, of Sherman, hsyiI g
been discharged from cur employ, We would
caution all par!i es from transacdng bushes
with him on our account. His authority is
revoked. Mr.. Robert P. Toole is our su-
thorized agent in Sherman, with whom our
{ riends can transact their business
PFoUTs, ELLIOTT & HALL.
DALLAS, NOV. -, 1850.
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CORR CANA.
QlnespOndence Of the Herald.

6 Jurisprudence Of the Herald.
CoRsICANA, Dec. 1, lsso.
The cornerstone of the new courthouse
will be laid on the 18th inst, providing the
weather is favorable. This is the second
reinforcement w. G.. Veal is doing
the town to lsy.-The small boy and the
tia horn are having lively tussle. Two TO
one on the boy in the long run.-Colds
and coughs are very prevalent since the rainy
season set in.-The epizootic has str *
the town, and condition powders are haylr .
& boom. The cases, so far, are Of avery mild
type.-Notwithstsnding the wet weather
aud bad roads, about seventy.fve bales Of
cotton were broughtin to-day Light rain
at intervals during the dsy,-The Rent
Santley company came very near slipping up
las! night. The opers-house was crowded st
9 o'clock to witness the perfoEAance but the
train did not reach here unit 4$'er 10. The
company having partially d., 4 on the
train, went directly to the OF eraS9 use, ard
tho curtain rose at 1910. The hos R,as the
best of the season, notwithstsudin'GH - ,ate-
ness of the hour, and the show q = = I'D
one. The curtain went down on the g
at lilo in the morning.-The comps 3
been doing good work, and is an INN a
success.
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WORTHAM.


CogresE ondence of the Herald
WORKMAN, Texas, Dec. 4, lSsO.
There is great deal of building going on
in this county. Houses were never in ST.
much demand Cotton picking active the
asst few days.-Several new merchants
opening out.--The mill hiss changed hands
aad is crowded with cotton,-One Of cur
oldest and most business ladies' Mrs p. S.
Stubs, landlady of the hotel, died here a
few days sgo,-The change in the weather
has cheered the young FOLKS, and they will
all turn out to concert at the public hall
to-pight.-The charming Miss Willie Cen
telou, from Westherford, has just arrived to
spend awhile at her old home.-The Melho.
dist conference has showed its esteem by sta
tioning a preacher here, and calling it Wor-
cham circuit. Success to them; they are
pushing things in Texas.
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WILLS POINT.

Correspondence. of the Herald.
WILLS POINT, pc, 1, lsSD.
One hundred and sixty bales OF cotton Re.
ceived here Yesterday, and the streets are
crowded this morning with the hsecy slap D.
THE weather has been very dlssgreeabe
here for the past few days. Our streets arc
very muddy.-One of our Old TOWNSHIP
john Terrell was robbed of S7j by man
thst called himself Gibson. Gibson wa.
arrested at once by Deputy Sheriff Sissort
who took him to the county Jail. The money
guas recovered.
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GKOESBEECh.

Correspondence of tine Herald.
GEoEsBEECK, Dec. 4, 1850.
We have hal but one fine day in two
weeks. 1t is now rather warm and threat
ening rain.-It is estimated that one.thrl
Of the cotton is still in the felds.-A
drunken laborer, asleep oa the railroad track
was struck by passing engine, and but fot
the fact Of the proximity to the pit of the
cattle guard, into which he was thrown
would have been msngled beyond recogEi-
ton. As it was, he had several wounds on
the face and head, broken clovicle aud
probably his skull fractured. He was cared
fJr by the county officials. SAGE the
weather has been warmer the brick-laling
on the jail IS rapidly progressing.
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Go to Jarret's for oysters and celery.
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A Sure Thing.

DR.. Kings Syphlitic KEN edy is gpsrsn
teed 10 cure syphilis the primary, secop-
Diary and tertiary stages, and in all its varied
and complicated forms, and will cure the
worst cases ot venerial diseases, cases which
have resisted the treatment Of tho m )st emf
nent physicians Of America 1t cures he
hrst stage and heals the ulcers in f W d-ys.
1t cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat,
head, arms, and legs; also, hard pains in the
bones and joints, syphilitic rheumatism. etc,
In short time. Price, $500 per package,
sent everywhere by express. A treatise on
sexual diseases free. Sent sealed for two
lamps DR.. j. Dinsbeer, AIS North 7th street,
ot. Louis, Mo. Cures guaranteed or money
refunded. Dr. Dinsbeer makes chronic dis
eases "A specially If you are afflicted with,
no matter what, call or write.
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LONGVIEw,
Correspondence of the tle,sld

correspondence OF the Herald.
LoNGVIRw, Nov. 10. 1850.
send herewith the official vote of Gregp
county, for state and county officers: Dem,
9SaAue heket-Goyernor-0 NJ Roberts,
90 Lieutenant goveruor-L j storey
ozS' Judge of the court Of
appeals M HUT, 5Sl Attor-
ney,general-J Il McLeary 53S Comm.
tsoller-W Nj Blown, 535. State tre.surrr
p r Lubbock, 5Sl. Commissionsr Seo.
el~ land ofhce-W q Walsh, 532. Coz,
grss second dIstrct-D b Cuibtrson, $50
representative sixteenth districts j
MoCord, 663. Judge seventh judicial dis
tret-John Y Robertson, l,2SS. Distric.
1aorney-J S Hogg, 500 County Judge
l. u jackson, 81. District and county
e'etk-k Levy, Sll. Sheriff Al l. Dur
nam, 40. County treasurer-J NJ We-
oorne, 6lO, Oliver II Pegues, s26 lax AS
session. A ' Barton, $50, Frsnk Young $50
county surveyor NJ Kassler, O79
county commissioners, Precinct No. Is +
walker, sol d W Adrian, 3Sl. Precinct
40; 10 f Shepperd, 46. Precinct No. 3 -
> Keyr olds, 70. Precinct No. Al q
Brown, 5S; Barnelt76. Justice of the pence
precinct No. Id M Cornts, 2B9. Cons,al
bic precinct No. IL l. Young, 1852 John
rue Ill Surveyor 5 Taylor got 1871
votes lor county surveyor, though
not candidate for tie Office
Republican Ticket.--Governor-E j "a
Wis, 6SS. Lieutenant governor, A Stem.
erlng, 6S2. Judge of court of an.
peals-J B Williamson, 6S5. At
torney geLeral-W g Hutchinson, 6s4
Oomptroller-S d Wood, 6S4 Stale rrens.
uier-J W Thomas, 635 Commissioner
general land Otlice-JAcub Keucher, 1913
Representative, sixteenth district w Brad.
shaw, 572, County commissioner, precinct
No 4-Russ Adams, ia Greeuback ticket
-Governor-W IL Hamman, III. Lieuten.
ant governor George w Evans, 207. Attor.
rsy general-C Ii Jenkins, 2l0 Comptroller
X 1 henn dy, 2l0 State tleasurer-Frank
Griffith, 2l0. Commissioner general land
Gfhce-Jscob KeuchIer SJ3 Congress. sec
dhtriet-H f O'Neal. Representative. six
tenth dstrict-A I Burke 209. Judge
seventh dicial district--E Rsgand, 6Gi
County judge AOoweli, $50. District and
county clerk-F j Clark, 81. Sheliif-T b
Campbell, 700. Tax sssessor-W d Blsdsoe.
loo, 5 M GrAybill, 270. County commissioner
--precin t No 2, Lsw,s Barnes, 1919, james
NcCutchen, A. Precinct NJ 3, James Dill
llnghsm, 81. L M Campbell, independent
though not Candidate, got lO2 votes for
county attorney.
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OVERTON.



ovERroN, November IS, 1880.
Excitement hss greatly subsidized since tho
election. The straight democratic ticket wa.
elected in this (Rusk) county, and in this
Judicial and senatorial district Judge Booty
was reelected over Judge Fields by 2,40O
majority. Hon, X. NJ. Wynn was elected to
the state senate BY good msiority. George
II. Gould, of the Henderson bar, succeeds
Hon. Q. j. Garrison as representative from
this county. Rusk county never sent ADLER
nor better men to Austin than sire will have
in the persons of the above gentlemen. The
democrats here are down in the mouth over
the defeat of Hancock Almost every
part Of east Texas is excited over the propos
ed building of new railroads. The great
timber region of Texas, between this and
the gulf, seems destined to,soon b. pene-
trsted by one or more lines Of railroads. 1t
is thought that the Henderson & 0verton
branch rosd will shortly be extended south
of Henderson, since it has been purchased by
the |. d G. N. compsny.-The corn, potato
and ribbon cane crops Of this section have
just been gathered, and the yield is immense,
exceeding anything for years past.
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FOAF Ok8H.
Correspondence of ths Herald.

:,
Fort WORTH, Nov 10, 1850,
Colonel ]. B. Hill ond party, of Calves
weston, in charge of construction of the
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fo railroad south.
arrived last night. 1t is understood that
work will begin on this road next Monday,
"A cook WAS accused of ate ifg money
| from drunken man at Shows restaurant
last night, but on account of a lack of
evidence trial was postponed.
Clayton, of Baird, is stopping at the Wayerly
house.--The snow is about gone and roads
are improving Much cotton on
! the market and buvipg ia 40.
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itching piles Symptoms and Cur,

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira.
ton, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as /
pin worms wore crawling in and about the
reetum; the private parts are sometimes at
lected; if allowed 10 continue serious results
may follow "Dr. Swayne's All-Healing
Ointment" is apleasant sure cure Also for
letter, Itch, Salt Rheum. Scald Hoad, Fry
sipelss, BARRIERS Itch, Botehes, all Scaly
Crusty, Cutaneous Eruptions. Price SO
cents; 3 boxes for SIPS. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt ofpricein currency, or
three cent postage stamps. Prepared only
by DR.. Swsyne IL Son, $50 North Sixth
street. Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters
should be addressed. Soldby all prominent
druggists.
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1kAUFAI AN.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.

Correspondence ofthe Herald,
KAUFMAN, Nov. 10, 1850.
The following is the official vote of Ksuf
man county: Hancock, 2,143; Weaver
742 Garfield, 22S Roberts, 2,02s; Ham
mon, 776; Davis, 2l2; Wsllborn, 2l59
Kirby, 1888 County officers-Wi
liam Charlton, county Judge; N
Morrow, county attorney; A. I. Wilson
sheriff; T. j. Broughton, district clerk Ii
Erwin, county clerk w. I. Nichols, tal
collector. S. r. Reins, tax assessor ]. d
Echols, treasurer, j. S. Woods and Johr
Cawthorn are elected to represent the 22t
district
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AME AND SICK ToRSES, proneuuc, d In.
IL durable, cured free of cost Giles Lima.
ment lodide Ammonia.
spayins, fpl,nts,. ringbones, bunchs, thor
iSh.
strains, shoulder lameness, navlcuar dis
ease, shoe-bolls, cure guarant eed send for
pamphlet containing fall Information 10
DIR; w. NJ. GILES, 800 West Broadway,
New York WV
Use only for horses the linlment In yellow
wrappers. Trial size 25 cents
Thompson, Schott 81 Co., Agents
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For all chronic female weaknesses and irreg-
ularltles, ENGLISH FEMALE BIrrERs stands al
the head OF the list. 1t is never failing iron
and vegetable tonic, giving immediate
strength and vigor TO the system.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
PIg YSsCIAN.

EURNlsllED ROOMS Furnished or untur.
y, hished to let at Ms simpsons, corner
VI I'm ADD lnrv ol streets
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WILLS POINT.
Corresponding of tn, Herald

Correspondence of tbs Herald.
WILLS POINT, Nov. Il, 1850.
Snow fell here last night and o.dsy to
the depth of three inches. All the ponds
around are frozen over and the young folks
are having gay time skating.-Thers WAS
to have BEEN q grand ball to night, but
owing TO tbs latens's of the passenger train
on which tho band of Music was to have
come, and tho iooionency of tho weather, it
was postponed.
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FOR SALE.

E'oksh LIZ - Two choice farms. situated In
Il, tne RI, = prairie coun ny, about len miles
son, IN the AT q Railroad, and ,onr NIL.
east Of Farmers Branch Station, on the ID +
nallro'd one of 2BO acres and the other
OF ~ acres, mostly In cult walton, and 97 aeres
OF %. timber. lying abont i've miles southwest on
~ tiq IN ihIuiy IlVer A great bargain ID on red
IN both places inquire OF James n Nnrnhy
laLa agents, Office No. 7Os Main ST., Dallas Tex
H'oK SALE ON easy terms, or EXCHANGE for
choice lad IN Wharton county. suitable eor
I9rm or rancho Price, VI 900. GYMS n
ln1gan, Land Agent Ennis, Ellis county;
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,


n oIlCE = Adver. sements NAV be handed
ana TN, my our business Office up to D. M
".-- -nln tne comnoSing room IN 70 a m
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT - The property known as tbe
European llou,e, No 1928 Main street.
wen FURNISHED, containing fourteen rooms'
inquire ut 1857 Elm street John Browning,
ROE BENT Pleasant iuIniadsd cottage.
iOur rooms aud Kitchen. VAL rent w0Vle
or part. No. l2e Masteu street.
k'uk KENT Two neatly furnished 70, ms,
, southern exposure, 76l jackson and Pow,
drRs street W
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Fitzgerald, No. o Lamar Street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and dealer.
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MIsCELLANEOUs WANTS.


WANrEn-Dly board in a prlvate family
~ ~ tWn gentlemen LEGALITY pouven
lent to Central tieight depos in East nsIiea
Address RoN a, " ''"'
NJ ANIED-A good rinsmith. good wages
w paid; Job tor four or live month"; 81
ply 10 1. Stsrr, Wills Point, Texas.
w ANrRn-un New O, pscioo p.n
" road, 800 teams, 2gO man and Ia bnsr,i-
ny oossNe, sub-c1ntraotOrs with teams ana N
station meni goOi winter work, no s,var, gam ~
Au ireS Carney 4 White, Contractors. ShrsY,.
p,rt, Louisiana ''''e''-
w AM Ed For the Olympic Theatre
w fMis, Texas, male ana Tensile rsr
s V1lmers III all branches of the Variety profes-
ChllsN Manager "''''S
WAHNrEO = Immediately, one Song and
w Dance man, two Serio Con,c famaic
1Iruslesi would like 10 hear from Mis- gell
Louise g A. Cnrlsty, Business Mnnager
olympic Theatre, Paris, Texas.
WA TED-A cook. swede or Ge-g-on
~, eierred. Apply to Geo. Il AK
oil Elm street. -
(WANrED-A good cook, for small ,,,,
HI' god wages paid; none bat road
Herald. '"''s o"''e
q ANTEO--A god cook. Apply AT j NJ
Grams, lO3 Cottage lane. 80
WANrED-rwo wagon makers. Apnlv. ar
w Vine to Thomas Ball. Terrell, Texas.
w AZ Edo en- goni Carpenters, ON extpu-
" sion OF L " Z. R'y to work ON dsnnis
anu tecli1n houses Wages, 50 80 per day
AZ ANrEn-ro sell cheap, for cash. harh.r
hhop furniture, consisting of two bsrber
ch.lrs, three mirrors, etc, exc. =; centrally To-.
N'ttu IN behloni satisfactory reasons given far
sSlluS cut cal upon, or aldres Geo. dc.
u II, LoGk BOY 3l6, Denton, TeNas.
WANlE -- TO trade for second -hand mill
w machinery, n half interest In good
tNu-iun steam Touring mill, doing a nun her
business, AadNss f., Herald onico.
w ANTED- Fifty good Tie Choppers On
W., pHlIas wichita railroad, near eptpu
W ~ furnish board at he dquartera for GOOD
men. ave excellent timber, and wiiluay sl
Gsns Tor chopping, ana pay rvfry month
Isitles can be psssel tee on railroad by an.
Rosser, W. o.
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w an ~, HHn-on New o. LEAFS 4 Pacific Rail.
ROAD, 500 teams, geo man and 10 hoard.
~ oossNe, sub'chntraotors with teams and M
station men; good winter work; no swamn ~
AuireS CSrneyS White, Contractors, Shrsyr.
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WAHTEn-Dt board in a prIyate family
W ~ twn gentlemen locality no,iven
is9t TO central freight depo; in East DALLAS
Address q RoN "a. u '"''"S'
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WANLED-A good rlnsmith, good wages
,lWto ,Pa'H' loo Tor Tour or i've months An
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w ANlED For the Olympic Theatre
w Paris, Texas, male ana ferns Nsr
s3rs IN all branches of the Variety profes.
ChfisN Manager ''''''' marley
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w A hp-A good cook, for small FAM
" ny; good wages pail; mona hnt ao, Il
r1ok need apply. laqulre at business otl,e
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SHERIFFS SALE.

STATE Of LOUISIANA-Fourteenth
District Court, Parish of Morehouse.
W T. Hall VS.. James Canpbe4l ct al.
No. 5514.
BY vi, he of an order OF seizure and
sale, issued by the lIon. 14th DistriGG
Court, in and for the parish of More
house, ia the above entitled snit and to
Inc directed as Sheriff OF said parish and
State, | have seized as Directed i'll the
writ, a3d will proceed to sci. at the
door OF the court house, within the honrs
pre- srihed by law, ut public auction, to
the highest bidder, Oh
SATURDAY, the Dist day of February,
1880. the following described jnpTorty,
and described in lie writ as tue orth
half OF lots No. one hunIred and seven
and one hlrndred and eight (l97 and l06>
in block No. fourteen (ll) fronting
seventy five feet on WASHINGTON street
by three hundred feet on Cypress street,
and sevenry-five feet on Vine Street, to
gether with all the buildings i M in-
provements situated thereon, with all
the rents and re ennes for he year 1880,
or due thereon. said property being sit
uated i'll the town Of Bastrop, parish Of
Morehouse.
Terms of sale-Cash, with the benefit
of appraisement.
VIM. P. DOUGLASS,
jan16-6t Sheriff.
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SHERIEES SALE

STATE OF LOUISIANA Fonrto,..,
District Court-Parish of sforebanaVaD
". T. Hall VS.. J. NJ Levy and NJ. LeS sU'
No. 5515.
BY virtue of an order Of soizpre ava
sale issued l.y the Hou Fourteenth, W.
trict Court III and Tor the parish If More
house, State of Louisiana ! have seized
and viii proceed to SELL at the door If
the court house. within the hours pre-
scrlbed by law, at public auction to ,he
highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, the 2lst day of February
1880, the property pointe;. out in the writ
to be seized, descnbet} as follows. be.
longing to J. NJ. Levy: His residence
situated on Washington street, and con-
mencing in the centre line of said street.
at an iron pin thirty feet east of the
middle Of the east boundary of lot No
one hundred and ninety two, in block
thirty-two in said town, whence an UNI
brella china bears south 33k degrees,
west % $40 feet, thence south 50 I'D
degrees west, 1856 LILO feet to a poins
) 9-10 feet east of west boundary If
Vine street, thence north degrees west
seventy-hve feet to a pin set, whence a
red oak 10 in. marked X bears north
ten degrees west, Az 2-I0 feet, thence
south 50 3-4 degrees west 263 400 feet
to u pin set on section line between Sec
tons twenty five and twenty SIX, town
ship twenty one, north range five east,
| thence north along said section line
| 1870 lilo feet to set pin whence pine
10 inches marked X bears north so de-
| n,+ - > p~-
| 2-10 feet to a pin set on Washington
street, whence a blackberry II inches
! marked Y bears north so 3-4 degrees.
weNt % 7-lU0 feet. thence south s IL
degrees west to the place of beginning,
containing 2 53-lO0 acres of land more
or less.
| Also twenty-five 5,-10O feet off the
west side of lot forty-five and all of lot
! forty-six in block number 6, in said town
together with all tn buildings and i'm
prOyements thereon situated: and espe-
clally the following described land be-
longing to Mathew Levy, to-wit: FIRST,
his storehonse and lot described as com
mencing at point on Madison street on
the Southern boundary of block six i'll
said town, one hundred and thirteen and
50 hundredths Get west of southeast
corner of said lot, running thence west
sixty four feet, thence north one hun
bred and fifty feet, til ence east thirty
two feet, thence South .seyenty-one feet
thence east 80 feet, thence south 70 feet
to the place of beginning. Second, his
residence, described as the ne tn fifty
feet of lots l05 and lO6 i'll block ID in
said town, said lots having front OF
fifty feet Oh Washington street by t.
depth of three hundred feet back or east
between parallel lines, all o! said lots OF
land, together with all the rights, titles
privileges and impr venents thereto.
belonging
Terms OF sale. Cash without APP
praisement.
WIN. P. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Jan. lG, 80.