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The Egyptian Campaign.

GEN. LORD woLSELEYS STIRRING ORDER TO HIS
TROOPS.
CAIRO. December 1.-Gen. Lord WolSeley in q
Stirring general order reminds the troops that their
mission Is to relieve Gen. Gordon ana the be-
eagured garriSons, which he says is an enterprise
TO stir the heart OF every man fortunate enough to
take part in the expedition. He explains the OBJ
StacleS in their way and says he relies upon all
ranks TO second his efforts to save Khartoum from
disaster. He expressed confidence IN their ability
to rescue Gen. Gordon and his comrades
GEN. GORDON CAPTURES sHENDY
CAIRO. December l.-Telegrams from Dongola re-
assert that Gen. Gordon has taken Shendy.
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The swafs, Trial.

TESTIMONY FOR TIE PROSECUTION OPENED TO-DAY.
The Swain court-mGr:iai reconvened at the Eb-
bit house this morning. after weeks interrnis
don Mr. Jere Wilson appeared with Mr.. Shella
oarser as counsel for Gen. Swain.
The defense made a motion to further adjourn
until wednesday, On account OF the unavoidable
absence OF MI. Grosyenor, but the court over.
ruled IL.
MT J. Stanley Brown, private secretary OF the
late PRESIDENT Garfield, the first witness called
testlned 10 being member OF the erm OF Bateman
s co. from November, 1881, unttl the mid lie OF
july 1851 On the first OF July, 1882. he said, Gen
Swain was indebted to the bank In the sum OF SSo1
NRy 18th, 1852, witness borrowed $500 OF swain,
agreeing TO pay per cent interest and 10 per Cen,
Or witness profits on mis- interest in the banking
1rm or this sum $1,000 was given in check Gu
Bateinan Co., which was never cashed, and when
witness eit the nrm IN July, s. 900 was passed 70
the credit or swain, while he debitei with the
3l.0O Tepre5ented by the uncashed check.
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A PHILADELPHIA PRIZE FIGHT.-Jaek Dempsey,
OF New York, and Mike Mallon, or Philadelphia,
who recently won the title of champion In SPAR
ring tournament, fought prize fight in the second
story OF a building In Philadelphia Saturday night
The gloves were hard packed. The fight was for
$50 side and extra purse to be contributed by
the spectators. After two rounds, during which
Mallon was badly punished. the fight was declared
in DeInpsey'S favor. Mallon claims that he was
not in condition to tight
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Distric, Government Affairs.

TO LAY TRACKS ACF-OSS FOURTEENTH STREET.
MIR. Totten, attorney for the Baltimore and Poto-
mae railroad company, has given notice TO the Dis.
trict commissioners or the intention OF that CON-
pany 60 lay tracks across iith street southwest
10 connect with square No. 233, belonging 10 that
company, for the receiving and delivery or freight
Tbs square is west OF lith street. and the inten-
ton Is to erect freight depot thereon.
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The natural gas well at FnGiay, Ohio IS now
Several large companies are prospecting IN that
nelghborhOOd.
cisco editor who was shot, Is so Tar improved thai
The prospect now is that he VIII speedily recover
Young Spreckles his assailant, has almost entirely
recovered
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A DISTRICT CASE DEcIDED-In the United States
Supreme Court to-day in the case OF Mary Ann
Bachelor, appellant, versus Sarah A: and Jas. /.
Brereton the decree OF the District Supreme Court
was affirmed in favor OF the Breretons, the ap-
pelleeS.
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Foreign News by Cable To-day.

LONDON, December IA dispatch from Suahm
to the Times says that on Saturday the rebels
closely invested the town The ships and the forts
kept up continual nring all day. force of 500
rebels attacked the cavalry and camel PATROLS but
were repulSed.
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THE PETIT JURY.-In the Criminal Court to-day
five members OF the petit JUry-Theodore Barnes
John N. foung, Geo. ii. Brown, Henry Taylor and
excused: A. G. Chewing, G. Il. Reppetti, w. C.
Moore and James Hendley. To I'll the vacancies
Walter II. Acker John II. Wise, II. s. Fridley, John
C. {. Snyder, Richard Allen, Geo. B. Harrison, John
A. Bayley, Geo. ". Calvert and Henry McDay were
selected.
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The friends OF MI. W. r. Comstock, OF the
eastern division, Z. s. Pension ONCE on Saturday
presented him with an elegant and unique shaving
mirror, 1t being his cath birthday.
John Barnes and John IsaacS, the two colcred
men who were charged With assauiting Officer
Slack, in Ragtown, as heretofore mentioned In THE
STAR, were fined $40 each by Judge Smell this
morning
James jackson, q young colored man, was
arra1gned in the Police Court this morning on a
charge OF larceny from the person. He pleaded
guilty, and the case was sent to the grand jury;
bonds $500
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TEE FAIru MEkrlsss-Ihe fa,th meeting 81,

day afternoon at Sig X street northeast was led uy
Mrs VI. A. Perry, who said she returned from
meetings :or faith healing each day and evening
during the week. Between thirty and forty were
VINO had walked with crutches fifteen years she
said gave her her clutches 10 bring TO Washing
ton with her. This lady had had all the best
was anointel with oil and prayed FOR. Then she
threw aside her crutcheS and walked A twelve
year OLD boy she said. Was healed OF scarlet fever
III less than an hour 2t house where she went &c
pray lor man with GutnSy, who was likewise
healed--Jhe use OF Il house IN Baltimore has
been given 10 Elder Raymond. OF this city, Tor
faith work, and there IL was announced the sick
and afflicted can go to be healed free. Prayers
were offered for a faith house in Washington.
Prayers were requested Tor several persons, and a
Special prayer Tor q minister in this City.
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DENIES HAVING ELoPED WITH WiDow.-Ben1a-
min Anderson, the cOored man who was recently
reported missing from his home in South Washing
ton, returned last night. He said that he had been
working for rich man in this city, but could not
say who 1t was. He denied having left the city
with colOred widow as was reported.
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E1-Gov. Shepherds Assignment Sux.
t1ir,esi.

The Court in General Term to-day gave an
opinion in the suits brought by the +. s. & T. Co.
to enforce lien against the property covered b.
the assignment made by ex-Goy. Shepherd some
years ago fer the bsneft OF his creditors, that the
I. S. il T. Co. came too late for reef ana tha. the
aSSignment was gooa. AppealS Were noted
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JAMES W. DoSoHuR ON TRIAL IN THE CRIMINAL COUR

JAMES ". D0S0HCE ON TRIAL IN TIE CRIMINAL COURT
TO-DAY.
To-day, in the Criminal Court. Judge WylIe, the
case OF James W. Donohue, charged with perjury
In connection with the straw bond cases. was taken
up-Messrs. A. K. Browne and c. Pelham for the
defendant.
The testimony was to the effect that Donohue with
w. w. Jackson went on the bond OF Kate M. Arm
fed that he was the owner of SIS acres OF land
worth SIS per acre In Morgan county, Va, whereas
no had no title TO the same. 1t was testified that
the land OF which Donohue claimed to be the owner
was worth but Q dollar or TWO per acre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

At an adjourned meeting of the Washington City
PresbyteIy held in the Ninth-street Presbyterian
church this morning, Rev. DR.. Sunderland and
Commodore Easily, q committee appointed for the
purpose, made report of an investigation OF COM
plants made in connection with the work among
the freedmen In Amelia county, Va. under charge
OF Rev. A. j. Henry, member OF the presbytery.
Dr. Sunderland gave it as his opinion that the ac-
ton of the freedmen's board in deposing MIR.
Henry ana then asking for trial,waS unjust.
The presbytery decided to request the board to
continue Mr. Henry until all parties would be
heard
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PAwEBRoKER'S SALE.-In another column Will be
found the advertisement OF the closing pawn
brokers' sale or c. A. Smith, 314 9Th street north
west [Fulton's who is retiring from the business
This sale presents an excellent opportunity 70
obtain handsome Christmas presents at low figures.
Those in need OF such goods should not TAIL 10
attend. The sale begins this evening at O'Clock.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAy.-lnternal reve-
nue., 5000, 800 Al; customs, 1858 3n.27.
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THERE viii be a trustees sale Of fine property on
Pennsylvania avenue between I'd and 3D. streets
east and corner OF 5th and streets southeast to
morrow afternoon at and 4:30 O'Clock.
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WHEN THE LIVER FAILS TO ACT, and you are
bilious and out OF Sorts use DR.. Jayne's Sanative
Pills 10 bring about healthy action OF the liver
and remove ali distressing symptoms
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MAX hEE o..
DIED.

PooRE-MURPHY. At Rockville. Nd, on Ausus,
a. 1884, by the Rev B. W. Bond pastor NJ f Churgh
south. DAVID POoRE and GALADY MURPHY
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TIE KINDERGARTEN FAIR--The free Kindergar-
ten building bazaar and educational exhibit will
continue open, Gay and evening, until Wednesday
night There are daily free Kindergarten exercises
Prof. Richards lectures this evening on the new
education, at O'Clock. No admission charged at
lunch time.
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The De Woicwskf Case.

A SENSATIONAL SCENE IN TEE POLICE coURT-THR
DEFENDANT HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
II the Police Court to-day the trial Of Alexander
s. De Wolowslli the music teacher, charged by his
daughter, Isabelle as has been stated in The STAR
with having outraged Eer, was attended With
rather sensational scenes. Isabelle DeesWolowSIi,
young woman twenty-three years Old, testified
that the first outrage committed by her rather
upon her was n January last. when ne choked her
and threatened TO kin her II she made an outcry.
since then he has repeated the act. lie always
Locked the doors and put the KEYS in his pocket.
MT. Darlington, who appeared for the defendant.
remarked that he expected 10 show that this
conspiracy to get possession OF the defendant IS
property, and that Isabelle, when she left her
father . home, took three Tour thousand dollars
worth OF diamonds and silver with her, and since
her arrest she with other ladies, had demanded
other property.
The court suggested that such testimony was not
admissible now, but that the defendant should
take out warrant for the alleged consplratogs.
Mt. ilotlaS, for the government, said he under
stood the daughter had carried OFF some property.
upon one occasion, when her father assaulted her
in June, the windows were open but she was afraid
to make an cutlery.
DR.. Il. NJ. kloczewski, DR.. Won Dolke, Mr.. n. Fl.
Ellis, A. Everbaugh, ". i. johnson and j. NJ Per-
reard each testified to the defendants good charac-
ter. The defendant who testified that he was &c
years and he had been a tutor in President Lin
coins family, denied the charges against him In
the most emphatic terrrs.
While Mr.. Darlington was speaking in behalf OF
the defendant, the defendant tainted. He was
carried TO bench. when his daughter fell as
though She had faiuted, and was carried out.
The case was sent TO The grand jury; Jail being
fixed, AZ s., 000
RELEASED on BAH.
De Wolowski furnished bail this afternoon and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 2. N. price,
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special Wire to II. H. Dodge, 53a 18th street:
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a Convention OF Post Office Clerks.
This morning. delegates representing the post
Office clerks met here to frame a bill and procure
legislation by Congress SO as to place the post Of
fee clerks on the same footing as clerks in other
departments. There were delegates present from
Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Buffalo
and Louisville. A room was procured at Abner'S,
and a recess was taken till O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

The PUBLIC DzBE-The debt statement issued to-
day shows the increase OF the public debt during
the month OF November to be $747, 12413; decrease
OF debt since June 90 1883, s3al4Ssi9; cash In the
treasury, $40, $40, 7SS.
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FATAL SHOOTING IN MARYLAND-James r. VIII
En who lives near Ftnchvilie, In the upper part Of
day. Not returning home Saturday night the
neighbors Instituted search and found him yes
terday afternoon in an out neld with shot CUR
wound just below the right ear. There Is suspicion
OF foul play as both barrels OF his gun were loaded
when found, and pieces OF paper We're found
near by. 1t Is also possible that he may have been
shot accidentally by some one guning near by. A
jury was summoned, who viewed the body. but al.
journed until ten O'Clock to-day.
HUSBANDS TERRIBLE DKED.-A man named
McCarron has been arrested In New York on the
charge OF having punched his wife's eyes out with
q shoemaker'S awi on Thanksgiving day. The man
is nifty years OF age and his wife but twenty-five
years Old and it IS claimed lie was Jealous Of her
without cause. When McCarron was arrested and
taken before his wife he said: Snow, guess you
won't be going about with other men. I've spoilt
your beauty, and the men won't have anything GO
do with you. Now, the only satisfaction you can
give me Is to pluck your eyes out and throw them
call In doctor and have you cured OF your PAIN
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SHOW CASES AT ACCTIoN.-NeSsrS- DuncanScn
Bros viii sell tomorrow morning, commencing at
10 O'Clock, at their saeSroomS. about 25 show cases
Storekeepers In need or the Same for the holiday
trade should attend. See advertisement
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Defensive Works Oh Land and Water
APPROPRIATIONS LIKELY TO BE MADE FOR FoRTIFIcA
TONS AND THE NAVY.

The Alleged Navy Department Frauds.
ANOTHER DEFENDANT FILES DEMURRERs.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, to-day, Mt.
Bell Mann, one OF the parties charged with pre-
Senting false vouchers TO the Navy department
filed demurrers to the Indictments against him.
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RANGE OF TIRE THEHNoNETER.-Tne following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
officer today am, 29S IL m, 331: pm, "a 8.
Maximum, SOL; minimum, 296.
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts
II HOUSE No. $40 STREET NORTHWEST, CON
SUITE, MARBLE TOP TABLES. LOUNGES
CHAMBER FURNITURE. BEDsTEADs, BU-
REAS WASHSTANIS. MIRROR, SINGER SEW-
ING MACHINE, SIDEBOARD. REFR1GERA-
TOR PICTURES, MATTRESSES, BRUSSEL
CARPETS, RANGE, KITCHEN REQUISITES,
&c, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER FOURTH
al len O'CLOCK, We viii sell at the above house the
1urIl1tOro ETC., Contained therein. dl-3t
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
REGULAR SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS. 80
COMPRISING
LARGE VARIETY OF PARLOR SUITES, WALNUT
AND COTTAGE CHAMBER SETS, wARDROBFS
ERLNCH- PLATE MIRRORS. MARBLE-TOP
IABLES, BOOK CASES, kOCKERS. HAT RACKS,
SlDEBOARDS, EXTENSION TABLES, DINING
CHAIRS LOUNGES, BEDsTEADs. BUREAUs.
WASHSTANDS. HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESS
SIS, FEATHERS, CUTLERY. COOKING AND
HEATING STOVES BRUSSELS AND OTHER
KITCHEN REQUISITES, 80
ALSO.
TWENTY-ONE SHOW CASES
AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER SECOND
at Ten O'CLOCK. will SELL in front and within our
spacious salesrocms general collection of Household
goods which the attention OF buyers called 1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

ETOR SALE or REST-THAT ELEGANT BUST-
Il ness property, llCS stress northwest adjoining
Moses Sons Furniture Store. q. II. wARNEk
dist Il eir N u
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
BROS. Auctionsera

NUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS, &c, CONTAINED IN HOUSES NOS
1884 And 1895 STREET NORTHWEST. KNOWN
AS THE kENSINaTON, COMPRISING RAW
SILK PARIoE SET. WALNUT N. r CHAMBER
SUITES, LOUNGES,EA CHAIES, BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS. WASHSTANDS, CHAIRS, EXTEN.
SION TABLE. SPRINGS. HAIR AND OTHER
MATTRESSES, TOILETWARE, BLANKETS,
PILLOWS AND BOLSTEtS, BEDDING LACE
AND OTHER CURTAINS. BRUSSEi. HALL, STAIR
AND OTHER CARPETS, RUGS, SILVER PLATED
AND sILyERWARE. CUTLERY, CROCKERY AN D
GLASSWARE, KITCHEN REQUISITES &C.
By virtue OF deed Of trust duly recorded in Libee
1893 folio 49, ct sea- of ths land records of the
District Of Columbia, l. Trustee, will SELL at public
auction, the premises 1884 and 1896 street north
west, known IS the 'Kensington"
ING at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ IL the goods and chattels
described In schedule marked "a" attached to said
trust and partly enumerated above
cash.
dl-dtS MOSES n PAGE Trustee
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Mans. O. Isp.ml Name. 20
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The Washington civ Pre,avterv.

RELEASED on BAIT.
De Woowski furnished bail this afternoon and
he was released.
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FOR RENT-HOUSFS.

e JR RENT-A NV SIX-ROOM BRICk HOJSE
water ana gas lCt9 81 street Dortwes.. - SIC per
pnth IL. +. LIE CLIFTON,
Vet fS2 Louisiana avenue northwest
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EOR RENT-NEw HOUSES, sos AND $40 STREET
II northeast rooms, stable, all improvements So 90
Key at 40 street 5. II. WALKER, $50 Louisiana
avenue, Is
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-07-10

OF books there is no end. The very latest,
says the Erening Chronicle, is st. Louis
production, probably written by resident
Of st. Louis and printed ON st. Louis press.
1t is called "Parson Brooks, a Plumb Power
full Hardshell," and is not worth noticing at
all except as a type of a class. The most
charitable way to dispose of it is to dismiss
it by saying that number of quires of good
white paper have been spoiled in its produce
ton. But as it Is a book about Missouri and
type of class we shall say somewhat more,
though fearful of dignifying it by the notice
given. A dishwatery imitation of the Tour
gee SANDERS, this book processes to expose
the dense ignorance of Missouri democrats.
Its scene is laid in the Arcadia valley. Its
hero, native, hard shell Missouri democrat
Is made to talk down east slang through his
nose; to say "riled" instead of the southern
proyincialism "mad" when he intended to
convey the idea of being angry; to "gucss''
and to "calculate" like Down Easter in
stead OF reckoning" like every true Missou-
rian does; to use. the harsh gutterals and ma
sails of the 'Yanke" instead of the soft Ionic
consonant scorning, vowels-loving idiom OF
the ignorant southern "poor white" Plot
the book has none. Its author has just so
and no more as can be gained by looking at
Missouri through car window. 1t may be
thr first effort of boy, or it may be an idi-
otto campaign document. At any rate it is
idiotic.
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ADmINIsTRATOR,s SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by Virtue
of an order of theP, obafe Court Of the
County OF Iror, and State of Missouri.
made at The February Term, 1854, and
renewed at the May Term, 1854. thereof,
/. C.. +. Peck. Administrator OF the es-
ta,e of Moraan Mace, deceased, will, on
Monday, August An, 1854,
at the courthouse door n the city ~
IIon,on, cOuntv OF Iron. and du,ing the
session Of The Probate C0uri of said cOun-
~ of Iron. sell, at public aux. lion, all the
interest OF Morgan Mace deceased. III
and 20 the following described Iea Iesiafe,
to wit:
The northwest quarter. and the north
halt OF The southwest quaiieI, and the
northwest quai Ter of,he southeast quar-
ter. and The west half of the northeast
qua Ter. of sec; ion eight, In township
thirty three, range fOu" easT:
Also, the northwest quarter OF the
southeast quas'e... and The northeast
quarter of Tue sou Invest quarter, of sec
fiou seventeen: and he south half of the
no, tbwes. quarter OF section tweniy-eight
-alliu towns hin thiity-Lwo, nor, ID range
four cas-: I'll lying aud being siiuate In
the county OF |, on and The State of Mis-
SOuii.
TrrMs OF SALE.-One- half of the pur-
chase money. cash in hand. and oDe-h0lf
on credit of twelve months. bearing in
terest at the rate of six per cent. per an
mum: purchaser to give note and approx
ed security for The deferred payment.
c. r. PECK. Administrator
ilylOp52 Estate of NJ. Mace, decd.
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ADMIN1sTRATRIx SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order Of the Probate Court OF the
County of Iron, State of Missouri, made
at the February Term, A. d. 1854, there
of, OF dering. directing and requiring the
undersigned, Frances l.. Logan, admin
istratrix of the estate OF Robert 3. Logan,
deceased, to sell, at either private or pub
lie sale, the real estate in said order and
hereinafter fully described; now. there
fore, in pursuance with said order, no.
tice is hereby given that l will sell at
private sale, upon the terms hereinafter
stated should the same be applied for on
or before the 9TH day of August, 1884,
next; and, if not sold at private sale on
or before said day, will, as Admins
tratrix of said estate on the said
It'll day of august, 1854. \
at the east 'front.' door of the courthouse
ir the City of Irouton, County of Iron,
and during the session of the Probate
Court or said County of Iron, sell at pub
lie auction, all the interest OF Robert B.
Logan, deceased, in and to the following
described real estate, situate, lying and
being in the County of Iron and State of
Missouri, to wit:
So much of the following described
tract as lies west of a creek called Cedar
Creek, viz: all that part OF the Bear Sur
yey No. 2l21, that is in til following
survey or confirmation: beginning at the
southwest corner of said survey; running
thence north eight degrees east on old
line 25.47 chains at a rock, from which
red oak IS inches i'm diameter bears north
80 degrees west, 63 links: also, black
walnut 10 inches bears south 36 degrees
east Al links; thence south 81. Il east at
So. so chains set a rock. on the eastern
boundary line of the Bear Confirmation,
from which white oak 20 inches in d.
n