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FOR LEASE.
FOR LEASE.
tennessee PENlTENTIARY.
SIX YEARY TERN LEASE NOTICE.

DURsUANT to an Act of the General Assembly
l. of the State OF Tennessee, passed March q,
1883, approved March %, 1888, and entitled +" An
ACT ACT 70 pr9siae lot The lease sno management OF
see and Board of Prison Inspecios. on Friday. the
9Th day of July. 1883 at the boar Of ~ O'Clock m.
at the front door OF the capitol In Nashville. Tenn,
will lease at public outcry, TO the highest bidder
for the term OF six years. beginning January !.
of the convcts. together with the quarry grounds,
buildings, fixtures machinery, TOOLS engines,
TERasEfhee lease viii be made upon the follow.
ing terms: Not less than one hundred thousand
tslOO.oool dollars per annum, payable quarterly.
except the salaries OF the superintendent warden,
assistant warden, SURGEON and chaplain. which
proved security is TO be given therefor and for
the strict performance Of all the requirements Of
said act in regard TO the lease.
All persons desiring 70 bid will be required be-
forehand 10 file an OBLIGATION 70 be approved BY
the Governor. signed ~ those whom they propose
sons 70 become the sureties on the bond required,
in the event this bid Of their principal IL succea
quired, in ADDITION thereto, % die with The GOV
ernor a certified check on some good bank in Ten
70 his order and to be forfeited 70 the state Il The
bid Of such party be accepted and IL not complied
with. The bid OF party who has not comphsA
Edered against the bid OF party who has.
he said act, In pursuance OF which the sails
will be made. il here referred 70 a. part hereof
, copy of which will be furnished any person de-
string to become bidder, upon application 70 he
Secretary Of State or Governor
LocATIoE-The Penitentiary 10 located in Hssh-
vile, and has been leased for q number Of jean
The average number OF convicts therein during
the last two years Is thirteen hundred and sixteen
Q3i6), and there are now thirteen hundrsd and
| forty three ClS4S) therein.
RIsTRIcTIoEs-The lessees will not be permitted
10 keep more than ave hundred and fifty $50 male
cOnyicts in the main prison n any one time, but
will have the authority 10 work the same any
where in TeDnessee-fafe ana suitable quarters
being furnisbed-subject TO the rules and regula-
tons provided in said act and otherwise provided
by law.
How EAPLoYrD-Lsrge numbers havs regularly
been hired out By the present lesees 10 work In
the mines aud In the construction Of railroads,
ETC., in Tennessee. They alko employ those In the
prison building at fsshyille lmany Of whom are
experienced and skilled laborers an Of long term
seDteBee) IN manufacturing wagons, iron hollow
ware, furniture. ETC.; the average number oil wsg.
ons now made being about nfty day.
For information and particulars address the IN
dersigned the Governor.
Done by order of WIN. B. Bate. eoverDor Of Ten
Dessee, this April Is, 1853.
| d. A. HUrE,
Secretary OF STATE Mesh VILE, Tenn.
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LADIES'
Cheap MfIIfaeFy.

On account Of removal, MIR. J. Baum will
cell, on and after Monday, May 2lst, at his
store, No. 1873 Main street, a lot OF Fret cla,s
millinery at a great reduction, consisting of
flowers, feathers, trimmed and uD'rimmt d
hats aud other fancy goods. II would be 10
every lady's advantage 10 call and examine
these goods, as they must be sold within
thirty days.
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MRS. jim ES, Albany,

No natter what may be the name, or how
long standing the trouble, DR.. Benson's Skin
Cure will always cure skin diseases. Crate
fol hundreds OF cured patients attest to this
fact. 81. at druggists.
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CHEEKS
Address 10 the Members Spirit
ualists' Protective Association OF
Memphis ON Its Objects
and
Purposes in the Development Of Faith
Through Spiritual Aid-His Own
Case as an Example.

At the regular meeting Of the Spiritu alists'
Protective Association, held last Sunday at
223 Second street, Mr.. E. C. Cheek, the presi-
dent, delivered the following address upon
the object and purposes OF the association,
the publication of which has hitherto been
delayed for want of space.
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The Earinnger Syndicate on Tour of
Inspeciion over Their Lines.

The Chattanooga Times says: "Mr. Charles
Schiff, Of the banking house Of Erlsnger &
Co Mr.. Otto Piock, theiy American banker;
Gay " Bethel, Of L1nd1n Mr.. John Scott,
general manager of The EtlaDger system,
and Mr.. John Meehan, master mechanic OF
the system, arrived in the city on special
train about l o'clock am. yesterday morning
sni left st $50 am. on the Alabama Great
Southern railroad. Mr.. Scbif, besides being
at the head OF th- Ljndon branch OF
Frlauxer & Co.'S bank, looks after tn.
compsny's Investmen;s in foreign countries
lis visit TO America at this time is for the
purpose OF examining infinitely the chsrsc.
ter, earning power, aud opportunity Of the
railways under Col. Scoifs management, and
see if uaose capital can be pro6lsbly invested
in the South. The Sl5,000,000 already in
vested he considers a most excellent plant,
and if il can be further increased in value by
additional expenditures in the way OF deyei-
opiDg the country tributary to the roads, he
will not hesit .te to make hem. Ali the in-
terests Connected with the lines, both direct
" and indirectly, vii! be thoroughly exam
iued inc, and the opportunity of the system
10 earn money extended wherever it shall be
found advisable go 10 do. The party will
proceed 10 New Orlesnr, and alec visit Shreve-
port. They will rsturn 10 tbs city within
ten days or Two weeks, and then carefully
inspect the interests a, Chattanooga"
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SUMMER BOARD.
Board Reduced

4 BERS HOUSE. corner of Second and wash,
in ton Streets AlsO, few first. class rooms Will
be rented to desirable parties. at low rates
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
WAYS be used when children are cutting teeth. 1t
heves the little sufferer at once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain and the little cherub awakes as bright as q
button" Its very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child soitens the gums allays all pain relieves
wind, regulates the bowels. and is the best known
remedy for diarrhes, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. twenty-five cents Q bottle.
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INDICATIONS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, war1nsr,
fair Wsaher, rirds mostly sottherly, stationary or
loSer pressure.
COTTON-BELC BULLETIN
Memphis. May 49, 1888, SPIN
AVERAGE.
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Ii seems 40 satisfy

A family want, and l wonder how We ever
go. aloug without Parksr's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous proslratiop, and
have used it sizes for all Kinds Of complaints
in my family.
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BurRett's Cocaine
WILL SAVE THE HAIR

Ard keep it in a strong and healthy condi-
ton, because it will stimulate the roots OF
the hair and restore the natural action upon
which its growth depends.
BURNETT's Flavoring Extracts are abso.
lutely pure
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WooDBERRY, MD.-The Rev. W. J. John.
son says: 81 have used Browns Iron Bitters
in my family and they have proven a splen-
did health inYigoratorn
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To Close Out THEIR STOCK
Now ia the Time

Jack Bros, jr., will continue business during
this week. Call on them. Will keep open
evenings until 9 o'clock.
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DR. Ward,s Seminary.

Nashville, Tenn. will hold its eighteenth
com mencement May 2sth to June 1st. The
year hiss been hesltbful and prosperous.
About fifty young ladies' viii graduate.
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HAVING 10 remove my marble works
very soon, am offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
sTHos. NAYDwELL, s. Unisn T.
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Ladies' and gents. wearing apparel cleaned
or dyed su7 color. Ostrich plumes, ETC.,
lace curtains cleaned By L. Regel, So Jeffer.
son street,
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HAVING TO remove my marble works very
sooD, am now Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THOs NAYDwRLL, % Union 81
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Tested by Time.

For throat diseases, colds and coughs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved their
efficacy by test Of m,Uy years. Price Is
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ateam Dyeing and Cleaning.

For bargains in house furnishing goods. Viii
keep open evenings until O'Clock.
JACK BROS, JR., 224% Main street.
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Notice.

Persons whiting Nashville will fnd
Mooney's restaurant aud confectionery just
like Floyo's 1t home.
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EIOyd's Candies
suppEN changes Of weath.r are ptoductive

Ars known everywhere. People Who bny
our candies will have no others. Cod sods,
mead and Vichy waters on draft at Floyd's.
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Various Complications Ia which She
Contractors are Involved.

TIE various contractors at work on the
Memphis and New Orleans railroad are
having rough weather. During the
past week numerous attachments have
been sued out by hands, and funds
in the hands of merchants has been
gsrnisheed and property levied upon. The
first of these claims amounted TO 1928, and
to day Deputy slerif Tom Kane levied
upon some stock at the saw mill of Wilson
& Manning, seven miles south of here, to
salisfy claims of hands amounting to about
$500. The mill was obliged to quit saving
this morning on sccouat of laDorers stop
ping work and refusing 10 continue unless
settlement was made with them in full for
work already done snd their compensation
for The future guaranteed. Their dem and
was not complisd with, owing TO some reason
of which the reporter is not aware, and they
W. Mt before Justice Flemiog and took out
writs as stated above.
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THERE Is MORE TROUBLE

in another direction and from another cause.
P. NJ. Lsgsilt, who is employed by J. B.
Nicely & Co, constructors Of bridges for this
section of the rosd, went TO work cutting
down trees on farm occupied By Alex
Ford, colored, on the line of the railroad.
Ford ordered him to desist, and L.ggitt re-
fused, claiming that right of way had been
condemned, and he had right 10 cut every
tree off the place necessary TO properly con-
struot the road. Ford proceeded to carry
out his reque-t s+i,h lorcs, and Light had
him taken before Justice Fleming, charged
vi assault and Battery. Ford, in his turn,
sSors cut warrant charging Leggtt with
malicious trespsss Both cases were contin'
ued uutii to-day, when the question as to
~he,her right Of way has been condemned
through that portion Of the country will be
decided. A number Of railroad men have
been summoned ss witnesses, as the case
promises to be interesting.
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

,r,HE FfRN OF MURPHY & No RPHI IS thu
i day dissolved % mutual consent, 2. 2. Huf
oby retiring J. J. Murphy assumes the sszess snd
fsbflitfes and viii continue the General Insurance
easiness under the fn1 name ct No. Madison
NMrEB, September Is, lss2
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LAW REPORTS.

Chsucery Court-HcpowsiI, Judge.
Calendar As published. Tomorrow is
nation dsy
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Wbsa You vizi, or leave New York city
save baggage erpressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Ora D Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trial depot -Four hundred and city elegant rooms
ttes az AZ an expense Of o. go CO., reduced 81
and upward per Gay Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with tie best, HorSe-cars stages and ele-
waited rsiirazd to all oepots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than At
| any nfher hrs,-class noe in the city.
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! of throat disc asses, coughs, colds, exc. There
1 il no more effeciu.l relief 10 these diseases
I to be found than in the use Of BroEn'i Bron-
] chiaI Troches, Price Is cents.
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Memphis Floral Company.

A lot of nice gersnIums and bedding
plants still on hand, January propagation.
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COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.

WIIbor's Compound OF Pare Cod Liver
OIL AND INE.-The advantage Of tnis compound
over plain on is that tie na1seaiing taste Of
the OIL Is removed, ana the whole rendered pala-
table The Offensive taste OF the Oil has long acted
great objection to It's use but IN ihs form the
tYOu Die g obgiRted. host Of Ger ihcsp might
be given here To testify TO the excelenc. and sue
cess OF 'WILBoR's CoD-LIvER OIL AND LIME" bot
the fact 1t is prescribed By the medical fscuty
is sufficient For sale BY A. B. WILBoK, Chemist,
Boston, and By ali druggtsiAL
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FIoyd,s Restaurant
Important.

Will compare with any in larger cities, an,
can supply every Gelicsey the market affords
Fire desert for innsIs.
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Elegant Yases. TaiIet Sets. Etc..

At astonishing low figures until next week.
Call and be convinced. Will keep open
evenings until o'clock.
o041Z MAIN STREET
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China, Glass and Queensware
OF the very best quality, and at cos'. Will
keep opening evenings until 9 O'Clock.
JACK BROS, il 2241I Main street,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


European plan. Enlarged, and refurnished
Prices according TO size ana location Of roonh
II pTNGHAM
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Select Strawberries

StItct BCfaWDefrIes.
From Ben Harris fruit farm, received daily,
BUCKHAM CAMPBELL
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Memphis Floral Company.


Ger.niums, etc., cheap and good plants.
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Memphis Floral Company.

Tsks advantage Of this weather to com
plete yobF beds
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Fosted IN Memphis, at 1l:S5 clock p m, May
IS, 1888 J. n. RYKER
Sergeant Signal CorpS.
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SAC OF west vlrglnla. County o, pros

State oil West Virginia, County OF Pres,
ton, IS:
!, smith Crane, Clerk of the Circuit
Court OF said county, do certify that Jno
Barton Payne, who was by decree of
said court, rendered on tho 9th day of
December, 1889, in the Equity causes of
BaldWln,s Exes'r, vs. VIM n Kelley, ct
al, ana II l. Sisler VS. Il Kelley ct al,
appointed a Special COMMISSIONS to
make sale of tho real estate therein de>
creed to Dc sold, has this dav given bond
ana security in said cause as required
by law.
Given under my hand, this Goth day
of Jnnuary, 1888
Ii>4t SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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WHO DISCOTERED AMERICA


AZ Modena, among the archives Of.
the noble house OF Este, very Gu
rious and important planisphere,
dating from the year 1902 has lust
been discovered. 1t was, Dc appears
tom manuscript accompanying it,
given to Herculio d'Este by Ctntino
he political agent at Lisbon, and OH
1t we're traced the outlines OF the
new world countries which were dis.
covered by Gaspard Corterea toward
The close Of the fifteenth century.
Geographers will RECOGNIZES in this
part Of the pianisphere the prototype
Of that map Of The new world which
until the middle OF the sixteenth
century was usually bound up with
P,olemy's works but the valuable
reiict is mainly remarkable becanss
1t apparently proves that the coast
Of The peninsula Of florida. az nov
ihe Uoited States, must have been
7slied by vo7agers whoee names
aud nstionslites We know nothing
Of Central America. lin feet re-
opens G question wh,ch has never
been sa,.sisctoriIy settled and it,
4HJrds q powerful argument 90 favor
Of those writer's wac maiutain.ia the
lace Of The claim Of Vs-puoci, Colon.
and the adveuturars ol The age Of
Elizabeth aud james ] B., that the old
world shook hands wp,h the new
long ere any Of these celebrated
nay'gators we're born or thought Of
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Humorous,

The great American dessert-Ple.
The music of the rooster is not com
posed of crow bars.
Some men are known by tie company
they-can't get into.
Strong as is the power of imagination.
you cannot make woman believe that che
does not need new bonnet
1t may not be etiquette that compels
him to Go 80, but man usually takes his
bat of in the presence Of bis barber.
There are 17467 more women than
men in Alabama. That's what makes
the Alabams man such On independent
cuss.
The new Western weather propbet is
proud OF bis nsm,-Straw. lie il sure he
EN- tell which wey the wind will blow.
Some people are never satisfed. Show
them how 70 live happily on a small in
come, and they will want you to furnish
the income.
As soon as the Itch for oh o breaks
oli on man he begins to write letters
l. is his method bringing the public up TO
the scratch
"a Florida nan has IN alligator farm.
Gays an exchange. By-sud bye this item
will read "a farm Of ajgalors has q
Florida man.
Jock O.dstock -"Werc very proud NJ
Your ancestry you know Tom Psryepu-
leS know but howwo uId your ancestry.
feel about YouT
Some one slyss ~ thoroughly nc
clpied man was ever miserable, How
about the man occupied 10 fighting q
dozen hornets which have got UP bis trou
seTs z.
HsTpers Bazlr say' widow should
be married 10 bonnet She wsuld have
20 be 40 exceedingly dlmiuu,iye widow.
fer the bQnnets nowadays ere not bic
enough 10 marry mouse l0.
Commercial traYaer3 'My ramo i.
Muller. ] On agent Tor sctu.ze. In Bar
lin.' Merchant SCHULTZ, n Bsrtp
10 that case / must beg you % shut IN.
a3or from the outside.
Did you ever notice how sudd.nlv q
'nid woman who BE- hummipo an ~
cratic air will switch of ON = religion.
Lymn when a storm comes up, and sb,
L,ars the fret CAP Of lnulderY
Oscar Wide recently raid 10 speech
4 found my highest i1eal OF Art In
Colorado, and * senator Tabor rises up
ua@es profound bon, remIkiDg. II
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Continuation iGa Wock)
How Watch Cases are Made.


It Is n fact not generally known that the
James Boss' cold Woick Guess really con-
tain more pure gold than many "solidD
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led TO the manufacture Of q very
poor grade Of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from 4 20 10 karsts,
and 8 or 6 karat case is often sold for u
OF IA karats. II IS NOT economy % bry a
watch case go poor IN quality that it will
soon lose It's color, or one so soft that twill
lose its shape and fail 10 shu. TIGHT. thus
letting in dust and damaging the works. or
one 20 thin chat n slight blow win break
the crystal and perhaps the movement.
IL IS economy 10 buy J1mc5 B1sy Gold
Watch Case, in which NONE Of these things
ever occur. This watch case isnot an e1pert.
plent-it has been made nearly hirty years.
HtzLETON, PA, oct %. is2
soid two James Boss Gold watch Cases thirty
year ego. whom they hrt came outsnd they arc in
good condition yet Ono n them s carded ty 4
tl0Hs ue wear iu ono two pisces. tho other bV
Dir bowman, ~ Cunningham pa aud can pre.
duoe ono or both q t1sas cases - any tir1s
bYLyEsIEH EE0Lg. Tssslsv.
Esnd cert stamp Esytsus wst.h Cs.s v..tot. PAIL
sePhis fai fos hsHdsous Iarstsd Paci 81 shoris bs
ss@ss boas snd hsysteue Wsi,h Csses usss.
10 Be Continually
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a OBIC1GO ROMANCE.
kiss me darling.

KISS me darling
Richard Irwin bad toiled Slowly
and YEARLY MP the two fights of
stairs that led to the poor abode end
looked long and lovingly into the
pale but beautiful face OF the girl
who had given up parents, home and
every thing that bad made life hap
py to become his wife. And as che
stood there, her soft white arms
twined Lovingly around mis- neck and
deep hazel eyes. appraised to his, he
saw that che had been weeping, and
around the wan, dropping lips that
in the happy bygone days were go
ofien raised, pouting Ioerrily the
while, to be kissed by his own, there
were traces Of pie. Richard Irwin
shuddered az he drew the 1.-THE, yield.
ing form still more closely 10 him
and be wept bitter, scalding tears
OF pain to think that his wife, Clytie
Stiggins, Boston born and bred-a
girl who hsbitualIy read Emerson
and whose essay on the theory Of
horizontal cleavage IN red sandstone
was only excelIed by her parer on
the fauna Of the pIiocene period
should be reduced to eating pie in
the morning. And while he was
wrapped in these painful reveries
OIytie raised her head from his bosom,
One glance told her ell.
You are suffering, my darling
she SAID. Can you rot tell me, your
wife, Of your sorrow2
1T is nothing Richard replied
kissing her tenderly.
Lemon pie, too. he murmured in
hoarse, agonized tones. as his lips
left hers. This ia terrible.
Just then noise, as Of some one
dragging himself slowly and wesriIy
up the stairs, was heard. Presently
1t ceased. and a messenger boy kick
ed open the door, aud walked to
where Richard Irwin sat, handed
aim telegram. He tore open the |
envelope with trembling hands aud |
read the message, the boy looking |
over his shoulder to see that every
thing was all right.
we are saved, Clytie. he said in
low, broken tones. Your father lie
lead, and all his mackerel fishery is
yours.
'Yee,' murmured the girl, kneeling
beside the chair on which her hus-
band eat. we are saved, Richard
saved by acanthopterygian fish OF
the scomberoid family. It's body is
fusiform, its first dorsal fin continuous,
and it's brauchiostegal rays are seven
in umber-aud then, looking up
suddenly. she saw thai the man she
loved so well, and for whom she
wonld have sacrificed her life, was
lying cod and pulseleso across the
chair.
She bad talked him TO death.
Chicago Tribune.
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m E s S ELROD
tract, containing ll1I acres,

tract containing lll1 acroS,
Second The tract of l2l acres known
as tho 'ELIHU GREGG land.
Third. A tract OF 2O7 acres. sold and
conveyed TO said w. II Kelley by James
& McGrew, Ex'or Of l Baldwin, decd,
and known as the BALDWIN land.
Fourth. The tract of 272 acres con-
yeSed 10 said w r Kelley by Clement
Engle, aud known AZ the'ENGL land:
ali of said tracts of land lie contiguous
ami are situate i'm Portland district Pres.
ton county. Much of 1t is improved.
and has thereon comfortable buildings
and good improvements