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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26
FOR SALE.

A 100 acre farm in the town Of Lin
den is offered for sale at half its value.
so acres are under pillow, several acres
tame grasses, and good pasture well
fenced. For all further particulars
apply to LARS C. NELSON.
Linden, Brown Co., MINI
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26
ICE CREAM FREEZER
FOR SALE.

A large ice cream freezer, nearly: as
good as new, is offered for sale at
bargain. For particulars call at the
City Drug Store where the freezer
may be seen. l.. SCIIILLING.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26
NEW ULM PRODUCE mARKET
Corrected weekly by r. PTETvERLv,
Officers of Brown County
Post Office Address New Ulm.

Post Office Address New Ulm.
AUDITOR-H. B. Constans.
rREAsURER-F. Schubert.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-A. Walton.
JUDGE OF PRoBArE-A. Westphal.
CLERK OF THE Dist. C0URT-Albert Blanchard.
SHKRITF-John Manderfeld.
SURvEYOR-J. Berndt.
COURT COMMIssIONER-E. G.. Koch.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-B. +. Weber.
CoRoNER-JOnaS LaudeNschlager.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT-D.G G. Claly.
CoMMIssIoNERs-Chas. w gner chairman, Ole Jor-
eenson, W. H. Sanders, A. Larson, Anton Mander-
field.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26
Notice to Farmers.

Notice is hereby given that the New
Ulm Sugar Manufacturing Co. will pay
SO per ton for cane this season m
cash 1T their factory if cut according
to prescribed rules.
Jos. a. Eckstein, Secretary.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26
AUSTIN. TEXAS, April q. 1880.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, April q, 1880.
This is to certify that we, the under.
signed, have witnessed the working
of the Osborne Harvester and Binder,
with both wire and cord on the farm
of William Hennig, in very green oats.
We can say that the wire binder did it's
work as well if not better than any we
ever saw work. In regard to the cord,
it was a perfect success; we cannot
see how it can be improved. It never
misses bundle ard binds tight,
while loose binding has been an oh.
lection to all others that we have seen
worked. We cheerfully recommend
the Osborne Harvester and Binder to
all farmers.
G. Nehring,
F. w. Hennig,
G. KEELING,
- II. r.. Rusoh,
Correspondent Texas Post.
D. J. Mitchell,
G. Thiele,
VIM. Pfluger.
The remarkable simplicity of the
knot.tyer used in the Osborne Irvine.
Binder is a marvel to all who see it,
and a revelation to those who have
seen the fearful and wonderful COM
plications used for the same purpose
in most of the twine.binders which
have been exhibited in public.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26
Travellers Guide.
WinOna & Saint Ptor Railway.

Going East Arrire. Depart.
Day Passenger 1856 am. 1856 am
Night Pass'ger *4,12 pm. u, l2p.m
Freight No. ii $40 pm. IS, As pm
Freight No. is *7,45 am. v, As am
Going West. Arriue. Depart.
Day Passenger IS, As pm. IS, as pm
Night Pass ger 1850 am. so am
Freight No. Is. 70, O5 pm. 1905 pm
Freight No. 49, .*l2,2c am. 30 am
Except Sunday. ! Except Monday
Freight trains No. l3 and are per-
mitted to carry passengers between Ka-
sofa and Sleepy Eye.
CHAs. HE1DEMANN, Agentg
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26

#cular out, promising AN Cormick Irvine
binder for next year. wonder how
the story Of their agent at this place
will be then, when he shall sell his
Irvine binder-N. B. If he gets any.
In regard to the Wood Irvine binder
] have only few words to say. Anyone
who will step into my Office can exam
inc the binder, and shall be ready to
explain anything that may be desired,
and answer any question that may be
asked as far as am able. I only wish
to say that make no strong effort to
sell the Wood Irvine binder, as most of
the farmers who have seen the ma
chine, are so well pleased with it that
if they want a binder at all this year
the Wood Irvine binder is the one they
want; and see now that the hard job
for me this year will not be to sell the
Wood Irvine binder, but to get enough
of them. But as the McCormick agent
has taken the trouble to publish some
letters ~ as a warning not to buy any
Irvine binders, will here publish some
letters from men who either saw the
Wood Irvine binder work last year, or
owned and worked one of them last
harvest; and as some may doubt that
the letters are genuine, will give
list of the mems names and their post.
office address, and then anyone can
write to these parties and satisfy him
self whether they are genuine or not:
I. J. Howe, Owatonna, MINI.
H. n. Lahore. s.
John H .Laughlin, Merton''
J. Zimmerman, Owatonna ''
A. Redman, Havana
A. NJ. Hansen, Owatonna s.
H. j. Hansen, "
F. Murray, g "
H. p. Hansen, =" $"
Dav. T. Stewart, g
NJ. A. Fredenburgh, (" "
Adam Burtsch, "
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-26

Henning in Linden, and properly oh.
served the Independence Day of Nor
way. Several were present from New
Ulm, Lake Crystal and this place. All
enjoyed themselves very much.-Ma-
della Times.
Mr.. F. G. Campbell's military dra-
ma, entitled the " Union Scouts, " was
produced under the auspices of the
Governors Guard at Union Hall last
Friday and Saturday evenings. AL
though the weather was very fine and
Mr.. Campbell and the company had ia.
ken considerable pains 10 render the
play in creditable manner, the audi.
ence was extremely small on both eve
nings and the company did not even
make expenses. Those that were pre-
sent, however, speak only in words of
praise of the entertainment.
At delegate convention of Mime.
sofa Turner's, held in Minneapolis last
September, it was decided to hold the
18th Minnesota Turn Fest in this city
during the Summer of 1850, and we
see by the Post that our Turnverein
has agreed upon Saturday and Sun.
day, August 21st and 22d as the time.
The indications are that the attend.
ance will be very large, as not only
every Turnverein in the State will
be represented by a large delegation,
but quite many Turner's and theil
friends in eastern States have express
ed their intention to be present. New
Ulm is noted for her hospitality or
such occasions and we may look for .
large crowd and good time.
, 1880-08-17

f1f sDcinfv hottf thetr IftiIc }ptlirrotto,,
iim"s's i",,n" ''s 'o''S''S "''c' l n"o ''''I ''N"-
%Wyiv din t,,ev nos,uonc !, n,,,, ,r,a lain
tlov" w" "''s p'''p'"' IL "''''' e'''s '"t'
liecauso Tho 1ast one of then, IL little runt
wo rc,i n IT, a H. Tns 1far y tt a'.rs
#, ,n rn,s @ ~ III. tho VI ~ tcsHa v ~ '"'''s
Tilvy wnitrd tInit was ,,s, l"t't,"r ,tIcn,i.
fed Will te M!sstss!pni press, iii ,'niii | w.s
Ssfa,F 'o "Fff x fe 'n1'f y! , 'f,t ,. cm
INC, ' >'''''a '" '"'''o s''s'A '"1~e' "e" "'''"'
Why lid they omit tj,o mime Of A, Y, ITnr-
PERI Co1,frltcrutc sol[ier-fUpll their resp
IutiensT .0'''S'
bluekguas,ic,l ] ma; M, ''''~"'''''' ''"' '@ '''
lie bnl1nyrs H. diaftnnclttsiur tho t,eRrO
III believes in tic riel,t of secession: 1ie IT,
tIorset au published my. ctliiorinls In tho
II % te iasts 1S; IL rnn ~ GsrX. S u Tv,".xr M !t IT,
n lpI. ts st,inr IN !. lis I Frst bistrIct of
Miss!sstppl. '"'s'
jiecnusc @ Ie IS I stil itcntiIic.l will, tho srts.
sIssppI press. atltl still identified with tllcir
cnlmin,i,iity: -
Hnll bec;,,tse l,o II yserylely supporting Mil
nn,,,,ccI in ronllti terms rs MI t,i,prln:jplcl
witcIn
And because he occupies tho sntne low
"fs a!a s ss a saSSyis tnsy afs'x y tsssSs 5 ecispt
for ti,esn fellows Tiley iiitye bcr,, tisor-
,lis.l "no sl,ark Of lilan!lpod to 6sgin With It
wua fuAlei nlltt llcntetl Gllt 0f their skinny
souls IN ist'l-'l5; antl now they rol IN tl!t,
masters, ~ n,lti wuuld rnthcr tratlucc nc,
though 1 and I'LL Of my kindred nro nt,tt al-
ways have brGn the friends anl uEi,tlnp!ons Of
tlla South and its cause. than hurt tho tender
n,nii 1nl unitrn fi,o,n will, their iIrpIs
, 1880-08-17

70 the taHor NJ Inc Chtcdg0 lfiohhfs
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. Ill hRvo Just
learned that u meeting was held III n little
back Office III Okolona, Miss, oil the 3lstult.,
1or tho purpose OF cr1ticlslnE inc md my let
teIs In yonr rnpcr, ....
They passed series OF resolutions, and
these resolutions llaye been published.
Now. sir, I wish TO say, liz the first place,
That the Actiya spirits Of that meeting can DO
me no harm when t'lcu arc known;
AMI, further, that they cali 10 me no harm
Where tint known.
But inas,nuc' rs their resolutions will DO
Ieatl by many who aro atrnngcrs to NIL tho
parties concerned, 1t behooves ,ife to break
silence and speak In no uncertain ianguago.
10 begin, let us tnke Il look ut tho most
prominent participants In the meeting.
No. Ism fellow with Il hanE+log colnto.
nanec, who sluMk up l,elIlnlt l,l.n and put
at!stolball through his buck.
No.s makes n living by doing tho dirty
work OF Ills supcriors.
No. 5 is n fellow w',om I ordered out Of
Me Okolona States ofllce for dariug 10 pse
lhsolent mud unclcnn language In my pros-
encc.
No. Is n fellow who swoars that ho be-
!leYes In negro suffrage, begotldl md yet ho
was ono OF the officers that helped to yallk
: tae negro ballots out OF the South box at
.ok0'onn tn 1873.
NO. 8 Is ltbortlna OF the lowest stamp.
NO. Is galnbler who never turned ail
nanest penny LII his life,
Tho rest OF this rough md scrubby little
moo hnyo their counterpart III The SCUM that
y Yon'lted from your back alloys Into your
Police Court,
forever 0straclzcd these fellows from my
PRESENCE during my residence In Oknloia.
aney TILED to farc0 themselves upoIl my
oen'Sty, n,y, but was not accustomed 10 tho ,
nlrty, md
tic6ctan
,oass LASS to which they belong, md I not only
Rvtnsed M Introduction to suVural OF theui,
~ pArfutl my door to tho very fuw Of them
aEee. 'o'- ""' ''''' 's "S'a"''s'
M a'ils fact is we'll known In Okolona and
o,', .e surrounding country, and Inns been fro
sq"MSntlf eo,li!nelltr,l on by tho p,lblu pyess,
f.m!,nest ftmn nest citizens Of Okoionu,-lts men o,
1nlent, ard H.:
H1ooailllailttins WORTH
noInt'SS;SntsH ItlSStsH usalnst tic meeting, and refused
deiiISopaa''mSs,u diiIoamS 10 take my lot or part III 1T
c,ui,aa uaa let!sss that have written for Tur
sa,ao aoAtao NO 4iInuSE disseminate precisely tilt
r,,anu uoetEtile3 lint taught WllIIn WIS tllt
N'WSisl Wns'l, spirit Of the Dkol0na Staics,
nay, thel!, did these
Nagguts
, 1880-08-17
" GALLOWAY'S."

a Hnorfn1r1n II ~ Tn RI liNo IL, tlss Ccntcn.
Mai stnte-Cost OF travelling, I,tc.
Spteta! Correspondence o. The chtenoo Tribune.
!. ANTELOPE PARK, Colo, July, 18so-1t hap
pencil that, just rs camo In on tho buck
board " from Stlyerton, on Sunday evening,
Galloway a1.d two Euests-alcsyry, Anderson
md Cherry, OF New Orlea,,s-wdro returning
from n two dnys, hunt, with two fnwns. nil
' ~. a :" ;cn, 49,, M ,,o',s a,,',t tha
clk, a1N aeer' Az uW uoss nooat .nc
nfSS ey weEr knew erpg ere % woua So feast or
tIdbits; and tho way old !" Drug" shifted
and lickcd rho ir,pninr blnotl from tho decr's
." snht tho ,ronI Sntisfoc,'o" of ,ho n,'ntcrs
and tho congratulations poured upon thom
by the tctlics OF tho household, matto pict-
,.rc TINT would delight the devoted hunts.
,nnn NJ thts or onw otber co,,ntrv. 7 Ind
heard so n'neh OF ''uhllnG III colorado o'lt
Ind always managed to get around Just
III timo to miss tlso matlnGo. Aud here
Ind arrived III thu ultllst of tho
sMeR eIs!o. Ao ",' eaa '.,,s' ~
tho United 6tntcs mall mid passengers nr-
rivcs here, bound East. In tinlo for supper.
l'nssengcrs, MS well rs hunters. were lus. in
so ,GA VI a',o ~. o"pps, -. 's"v
from tlle stream hnrd oy' ~ lonr previous u
onr arrival, supplemented by excellent co'ieo
md ten. biscuit, pickles, aAd preserves.
Truly I thought, THIS ,i Is
And snail III Il il Enoyn w to r. nl l,o far n1,d wi,e-
ior VINO has hot hea1a OF t1o famous 1A'so-
GGs tt ownys s Is s ssoy e ,eGs Is e seefss oea sye
IL nym Tor for good cheer ull.i llcurty hospitullty.
1inis s,,a tsri,,co ~ h,,,tnra In thia so.tIon
a,v, ina @ .nn,'nt icnltv the fit,,.st ramc Ilnyg
seon anyWSiierg Il Co!arado,S.! rat,lral
pulNJ Will p!on" ts!N1 '.e - n Ill.
, 1880-08-17
A Tr1Ae Es.r SYtsss1,le4lo1l*

She fwltsperinSS';f a's' f%:ifY ius xi' rako IT, darl.
lmEI, Yo!lr awm Iirart viii teacll you 10 iilnl
olit lts nse." liu: "kiml, thoughtful girl
Any dainty is welcnnit fl camp, aN!.-'''
She: "Nola word, Papa Is waking. Nootl-
hyin And sl1o was gonc. And when IL ~
liaskrt,. hu wnxea wr0tl, for-a!ast-hts
heart dbl nut tcnch lin TINT when In cAll,p
l,a st,sN..' hiHa II '!let M.,ser sts eo!'ar, aMii
Ill 1t louise, wlerellpon Tom would l!ake .llia
way strntglt back 10 Ills Mistreas-all ~ they
do IN lInlla,d, w''ere tho cat IS tic lovers
1itgiMnilf
, 1880-08-17
v,,,an's Late Constituents Hold
an Indignation Meeting,
.,d Dcuo,tnce Him ms n pimp Of
IsalicalisDi,
j. Notorious Liar, Coward, Drunk
ard, ETC., Etc.
M All Of Which William Responds
Characteristioa1ly.
H., Az, 10 says, Liars, CawnFds, 'agahonds, Lib
' trlIac,, Gamblers, aud Social Outlaws,

day bt Jn'5' tss'. ~ ,,.'m ,..aa uniia1 A., AIN
,nfnst. Col Eloil IIzclt ""S tt.'In .'', ~ wv
-i..,r md g, G, 1l0Ss wns requested 10 nct rs
cHh'f Wv" rrho chairman eXplntucu. tito
Secretary A"o s.,..'. Il. :, ms nrtof aud
nhiect Of tho lHectHs III u "" ntteA ",'.A
eniuind remarks. On motion OF Col. j. IL
po!nte" a.. f1h,tr nuno1utnil n cotnmttep
hclntos,' ,,roft dro t" nrcn,nl,c md resolutions
.'s,ss,.c y. of tic views Of this meet sting. Tho
expltss'fo " IT,, .,,rr, r,,,,,,rIntott.fn.,vtt.
following ge.lllcl'e'l "e1o W. ~ 1,'..,.
rrLo INNS w, j. Lacey, j. W. UuClhnhn, u
Ihc ,''.s,u,, tlune' ~ i. Hotlcnllnlner. and q.
II McAa.os"f .t,o,, ~,ttrnJ IA rro,,orn
1dRuu, who, on motlotl, fGt'leu ~ plopM.o
,ia nrennlb(p and RESOLUTIONS. ullrllsE tllo
w ~ t1,e Con,mitteo Cant. w, r, lIOls-
ION addressed Tho lheet!hg. ihe .o'a"1'1tee
D.,.,,.tt out1 renprted thu following 1,retttl-
Ict"insu I..,,,,a ,,,t,t,t, xuaro ',t,,uui,uo,,s-
bio anil fesoil'tlo4s' ""Ae'' "'to
HwnrprAs' Hrnpp Our intention has boon called to n
eomm91'iGaitxo" n1 iMix i. sucd SWiji il. Kcrliuli," in
W. WIZ, y" ,,iifusuntn mid reckless lncutApity vic
FMnsmr.g Ths literary tr,lirip nnd 1nonlcnnt
-...,,ns ~, nrcD,ut Of n temporary sOIourn
oonn nir ncOpe, l., spcall for theln md to
anous Fly sSrnresslon 10 their Hrcat" sentiments;
s1e,,,ur.u s1e, This mid. hired hIrcltnE aid ptmp
,naIrgi iism is npw bcll,v olotcd ntl the ec,l-
~ a11s nrnrcsssH hy filn nro being hcr4lled rs
s,.1 am.v,,H .antir,r,,ts: md:
NC snctnI or other position that would
}o5s }.S npnScd htl, nj rnpnort Will, our host etI-
anse an - .vofi hnvn cnf,ici him to lcnrn the
arGn1 aess y fcniurs Of our pGiCIc; atld,
wi Wir,EAs is'T Tle snid viii ii. Kergan was born
ena iha ,ata nf Misslss,ppl III ii,o yunr isi0
IA II! sn,n Ncat ~ nssoeto s1ltnr of tic oko}o
, 1880-08-17
TO ERENTeE1DUaES.

f}'O REET- m rt1tk-AV.. r. ROOMS: 81 WEST
/ iiinn...t. ii rnnnls; IN Rouih I:cnvlst.st, i!
rooms. tsWest Monrtr- st, ronn's; 1N South Lea
y y NIX hunE wna s1 md
~. INV heing iuit.: uiIiFFIN DWIGHT, corner
, 1880-08-17

4 COOD pAicI; WILL. M FAlD FOR cAkT-,FF
n ct0ihlpx al El.nEltH. l7lo bsalo: :et TOLD No. VIII
Orders W null ptu.nl1 attended 70. Esiapl!shGa EHl
, 1880-08-17

WE kECoAAENn sl!tA FHAEks, FROM HOS
W ion, ~ fha best adviser ADd clun1Gnf IN loyu.
naIssASs. md buslnsAs affairs. VI West MadlsVn-s~
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-01-16
SHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF LOUI SIANA-Fonrtcenth
District Court, Parish of Mo:ehouse,
Todd IL Brigham VS.. Heirs OF Susan
NJ. Chapman ct. al.
By virtue of writ of seizure AMI sale,
issued by the Hon 18th District Court,
in and for the parish of Morehoase, in
the above entitled suit and tome direct
ed as Sheriff of said parish and State, |
have seized, as directed in the writ and
will offer for sale, at the door OF the court
house. within the hours prescribed by
law. at public auction, to the highest
bidder on
SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of February,
1880, the following described property:
to-wit: The undivided seven-aghths
interest in the east fractional half OF
fractional section thirty-three and all Of
section thirty -four, township twenty
north of range seven east, containing
4OS acres Of land, more or less, with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon
situated, said land situated in the parish
of Morehouse, State of Louisiana.
Terms of saIe--Cash, with the benefls
of app1aisement :, :, To-
Jan. 9, 1880.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-01-16
SUCCESSION SALE

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parisb Cow.
Parish of Morehouse. Succession ~
Geo. NJ. sandidge, Deceased.
by virtue of an order of sale iss,oa
from the Hon. Parish Court of NJ
house, and to me directed as adm;n;stro
tor OF the succession of Geo. M Sand;J',a
deceased, l will on 'oe'
SATURDAY, the Oath day of .Januarv
1880. at the last place of residence Of ,h..
| deceased, on Bayou Bartholomew in
| said parish, between the hours prescrihad
by law, offer for sale the persona, n,,
perty belonging to said succession. e.,n-
sisting of household and kitchen tu,n1-
turs, as shown by the inventory. AIS,
all the lands belonging to said suocss.
sion, consisting of a tract of land ar
quired by entry from Dhe State of Louis-
lana, as shown by patent No. 1889, issued
December 25th, 1874, containing l75
3O-l00 acres, more or less, a particular
description of which will be seen by ref
erence to the inventory. Also an un-
divided half interest IN all the lands
owned by Geo. Nj. and James G.. San
di0ge jointly in said parish, consisting
of a tract of land purchased 10y G. NJ.
Sandidge from Miss C. l.. Grifting on
the 23d December, 1869, of which lands
said G.. M. Sandidge transferred to J. G..
Sandidge an undivided half interest
February 2Sth, 1871, composing a por-
ton Of the upper and portion of the
lower part of the Collier place. Also the
"Holly place." purchased by Geo. NJ.
Sandidge at Sheriffs sale on the I'd of
January, 1869, an undivided. half inter-
est of which was by him transferred to
James G. Sandidge on the 2sth of Feb
ruary, 1871, said place containing 265
acres of land, more or less Also the
Eugene Polk place. which was purchased
by George NJ Sandidge Of VIM. s. Par
ham Oh the 9th day of December, 1868,
Of which he transferred to James G. San.
didge an undivided half interest ON the
18th day Of February, 1871, Also the
Randall place." purchased by G. NJ.
and J. G.. Sandidge from Wyatt Bran
non on the lst day of March, 1874, con-
tanning 800 30-l00 acres, more or less.
Also the "Horace Polk" place, contain
ing 1885 acres. Also all that part of the
Tom Polk place that was set aside to J.
M. and j. g. Sandidge in partition of
said place between G. M. and James G.
Sandidge, and the widow and heirs of
Thos J. Polk on the 9TH day Of April,
1875, containing 450 acres. more or less.
Also the Isaac Ross place, containing
496 06-1G0 acres, all of said land lying
on Bayou Bartholomew, in said parish,
particular description of all of said
lands being given in the inventory Of
said succession, which will be seen by
reference thereto. .."
Also at the same time and place I will
offer for sa lie the undivided half interest
in said lands belonging to me indlvid-
nally. JAS. G. SANDIDGE, Admir-.
Per Newton " Hall, Att orneys.
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1880-01-16
SHERIFFsS SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA - Fourteenth
District Court-Parish Of Moreh0use.
w r. Hall VS.. j. M. Levy and NJ. Levy
No. 5515.
By virtue of an order of seizure and
sale issued by the Hon. Fourteenth Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of More
house, aState of Louisiana, have seized
and will proceed to sell, at the door OF
the court house, within the hours pre-
scribed by law, at publihauction, to The
highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, the 21st day of February
1880, the property pointed out in the writ
to be seized, described as follows, be-
longing to j. N. Levy: His residence
situated on Washington street, and COM
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
brelia china bears south ;;,3s degrees.
west % $40 feet, thence south 50 "a
degrees west, 1856 LILO feet to point
3 9-10 feet east Of west boundary of
Vine street, thence north I degrees west
seventy-fve feet to a pin set, whence a
red oak 10 in. marked x bears north
ten degrees west, DO 2-I0 feet, thence
south SO "a degrees west 26o 4-l00 feet
to q pin set on section line between sec
tions twenty five and twenty SIX, town.
ship twenty-one. north range five east,
thence nortl. al ong said section line
1870 Ito feet to set pin whence a pine
10 inches marked X bears north 81 de-
grees east 81 2-lU feet, thence west 675
2-lO feet to a pin set on Washington
street, whence blackberry IL inches
marked X bears north so 3-4 degrees,
west % 7-1u0 feet, thence south u IL
degrees west to the place OF beginning,
Containing $500 acres OF land more
or less.
Also twenty-five 5000 feet off the
west side of lot forty-ive and all of lot
forty-six in block number g, in said town
together with all the buildings and inn
provements thereon situated: and espe-
cially the following described land be-
longing to Mathew Levy, to-wit: First,
his storehonse and lot described as COM
mencing at "a point on Madison street on
the Southern boundary of block six in
said town, one hundred and thirteen and
SO hundredths feet west OF southeast
corner of said lot, running thence west
sixty -four feet, thence north one hum
dred and fifty feet, thence east thirty
two feet, thence South seventy-one feet
thence east 80 feet, thence south'7g feet
to the place of beginning. Second, his
residence, described as the north fifty
feet Of lots los and LOG in block IL in
said town, said lots having a front OF
Fifty feet on Washington street by a
depth of three hundred feet back or east
between parallel lines, all of said lots of
land, together with all the rights, titles
privileges and improvements thereto
belonging.
VIM DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Jan. 16, $50.
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The Legislature.

The Legislature met and organ
lied last Monday. R. N. Ogden,
of Orleans, was elected Speaker of
the House; P. j. Irrelevant, of
Caddo, was elected Clerk, and Mai.
Thomas Mcintyre, of Orleans, Ser
geant-at-Arms. Gov. Witt pre-
sided over the organization of the
Senate. John Clegg was elected
Secretary.
Witt, though very feeble, is said
to be gaining strength every day.
The eyes of Louisiana are turned
upon the young Governor, and the
prayers of her people are for his
speedy and permanent recovery to
perfect health. We expect much
from l.. A. Wiltz's administration.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

S GATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Court,
Parish of Morehouse. Succession of
Frank Jefferson
By virtue of an order issued by the,
Hon Parish Court in and for the parish
of Morehouse directing the sale OF the
land belonging to the succession OF
Frank Jefferson, deceased, will offer
for sale at the door of the court house,
in the town Of Biastrop, Morehanse par
ish, Within tile hours prescribed by law,
at public auction, to the highest bidder,
OH
SATURDAY, the Gath day of January,
1880, the following DIES cribed lands be-
longing to said succession of Frank
Jetfe' son, Deceased, as shown by the
inventory, to wit.
Lot No. a, and east half Of northeast
quarter Of section s, township -, north
of range east, containing leo acres with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, situated in the parish OF More
house.
Terms of sale-Cash at not less than
the inventoried APP yraisement.
WIN P. DOUGLASS,
decl9-6t Sheriff.