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REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.
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EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION SALE
CANAL AND WATER POWER
Town of Weldon, North. aroIina.


IN CONFORMITY WITH PERMISSION GRANTED
bY recent acts OF the Legislatures of Virginia and North
Carolina, the Roanoke Navigation Company will on the
18th day OF April, 1860, in the town of Weldon in the
State Of NorhCarona proceed sell by auction their
Canal and Water Power at and the said town of We'll
don The property consists of Canal about miles
long, beginning at the head of the Great Falls Roam
oke and terminating at the foot of the the town of
Weldon Also, another Cana, three miles above the same
and fourth of mile long, which there is fall of
feet and is around Eatons Falls. With these Canals will
be sold all the land the margin of the belonging
to the Roanoke Company with all its privileges and pro-
peres between the towns of CASTOR and Weldon inc ud
ing locks, aqueducts mill sites, and every other Thin
thereto appertaning This property is deemed of rare
value, and presents field of capital and enterprise with
out superior in the Southern country There is q fall of
over eighty ee and the volume of water in the river is
ABOUT the same as passes The falls of James river
Weldon is the focus Of four Railroads. connecting it with
Richmond with Norfolk with Raleigh and with Wiminp-
ton 1t is the centre of exceedingly productive coun-
try An abundance of Cotton is grown in the neighbor-
hood to supply the demands of extensive Cotton Manuac
lures The lower Roanoke regCn proverba for pro-
ductiOn of Corn the upper for Wheat with which Weldon
is connected by Railroad and River Navigation. Purcha-
sers are invited to examine this property and Mr. Bass
siding near Weldon, will show TO all who desire to see
ii, and will exhibit map OF the same.
Terms OF sale will be Onehird cash. Onethird in six
months, Onethrd in twelve months with interest on de-
erred payments required by the act OF the Legsa
ture of NOrth-Carolina.
THOS McGEHEE,
M, ?, Pr Proxy Of the State of n. C.
WIN. II. CLARK,
Proxy of the State of Va
WM. II. WESSON
The Sale will be conducted by
WIN. PANNILL, Auct'r.
Petersburg Va
Who WILL at any time furnish all necessary information
in regard to the property, either in person by letter.
January 8, 1860. ids
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WARRENToN FEMALE COLLEGE,

WARRENTON, Y. Z.
yJIHE SPRING SESSION WILL OPEN0N WEDNES-
Il DAY, the 18th of January, 1860.
Parents are urged their daughters at the gn
nina of the Session. will conduce much to their inn
provement to advance regularly with their classes
In addition TO present corps of Teachers we have
engaged an accomplished Assistant the Academic and
Music Department thus rendering our Board OF lnstruc
tion more complete and efficient than ever
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS, (hd.f in adUance)
Board, including Lights, &c, $50 90
Washing and Fuel, 30
English Tuition, Sl2 so to II so
Latin, Greek, French German, Music, Painting
and Drawing, Extra
The Boarding Department will be conducted in the
liberal manner heretofore; and parents may rest salts
fed that great will be taken to the health and
promote the comfort, of their daughters.
For Catalogue apply to
December %, 1859. l09-l2t.
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NOTICE,

TENHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DETERMINED TO
TO another part of the country offers for sale his
farm lying in LenOr county, within mile of LenOir In
sute in the midst of healthy and intelligent neghbor-
hood containing 800 acres about 500 hundred cleared well
adapted to the production of Cotton, Corn Wheat Peas
DC There seventy of the best creek
land all drained and most of which fresh cleared
and will produce much any land in the country per
The upands are susceptible of high state Of i'm
provemen, Havng nexhaustabe quantity of muck and
mari it, and easy of The premises are we'll wa
tered and mbered. The buildings situated in the
midst of large and beautiful oak grove and consist of
two story building 1t 81 feet made into lG l6
feet, with 10 feet passage fire place in each and well
ventiaed double porch both Sides and attached there
to diningrOOm Is "a feet, with chimney and kitchen
attached to dining so feet distance by covered walk
Good negro houses with brick cbmneys sufficient to ac-
cOmmodate forty fifty negroes Overseers house,
gin house and barns and other necessary
outbuildng, ali new, and built since 1853. Those who
wish such location opportunity equal to this rarely
offered would do well to call and examine for themselves
Terms will be made TO suit the purchaser.
G. W VENTERS.
November lS 1859. g9-2m.
~ There is nice farm of $40 acres onehird cleared
with good and buildings adjoining the above that
be bought on liberal terms.
Apply to F. A. BROTHERS,
LenOir Institute.
Nov. Is, 1859. 99-2m.
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vALUABLEFLAT CREEK LAND for SALE.

~
ENISHING TO REMOVE SOUTH, OFFER FOR
/ reside, containing ONE THOUSAND and TWO ACRES
of LAND, lying both sides of Flat Greek Immediately
the road from Williams borough TO Oxford The location
is highly desirable being elevated and beautiful and
in neehborhood proverbal for lis healhulucSs morality
and intelligence No effort nv part has been spared
render the iari good be found anywhere and
being in excellent repair and high state of improvement,
offers unusual inducements farmers. 1t is in acceSsi
bic region of country, being in and half miles of
the Roanoke Valley Railroad and nine miles from the
of Henderson, the Raleigh and Castor Railroad.
AbGu. hundred will in clover; about five
hundred cleared and admirably adapted the prOduc-
ton Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Oats the balance in
original growth is Of the first guilty and could be made 10
produce the very best Tobacco There is ue young Ap-
PIE and Peach Orchard attached to the premises which is
in very f0uriShing condition.
The improvements inferior TO none in the State there
being all the OuihOuSeS for CARRYING
tenSve farm, large wheat grainery, just completed and
Tobacco barns sufficiently large to fifty thousand lbs
of Tobacco The dwelling house is a story edifce
containing thirteen rooms above and two in the basement
1t swell prUpOrtnned and handsomely finished The ward
has been recently paicd with heart spiked palngs There
springs the plantation, four within hundred yards
of tle dwelling.
will also sell my stock, consisting of about thirty head
of CATTLE about hundred and thirty head of hogs of
which seventy tteuing hogs and forty head of sheep
of an improved stock.
Persons in of desirable farm would do well to ex-
anime the promises such plantation is seldom offered
for sale. Terms made easy to suit the purchaser.
For further information address,
Williamsbcrough, Granville County, n. C.
Sept. %, 1889. Sf-tf
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sALEOF PIEDMONT SPRINGS.

TEIIIE SUBSCRIBER, on THE FIRST MONDAY IN
4 February, 1862 will offer for sale the premises,
the highest bidder these well known and popular mineral
springs, situated in the county of Stokes, \. Co. within
miles of the County Seat Rarely has there been present
ed TO the public watering place combining many ad
vantages both to location and the virtues of the water
these springs. They situated in hgh healthy and
abundant country i'll the midst of most beautiful mountain
scenery, within twelve miles of the main stage road lead
ing from Salem via Madison Danville and about the
distance from the proposed route of the Danve and
High Point Railroad, which is under survey, and
large portion of the stock taken for its completion. The
spring itself gushcs out from the side of HILL falls into
beautiful rock basin and in such bold stream
almost nexhauStble supply of wafer This water has
been anayzed by most distinguished chemist, and
his language, combines of the healing virtues than
any south of the Saratoga But these springs have
been largely paronized and their virtues have been spe
cally tested in the of scrofua, cutaneous affections
dyspepsia and other diseases of the stomach, &c, &C.
be shown by the testimony of the ectS themselves
The improvements good. The grounds enclosed,
and the buildings consisting of three large frame houses
with number of cabins, sufficient 10 accommodate
several hundred persons.
Terms made known the day of sale.
Purchasers would do well 10 examine for themselves
For further information apply to the subscriber,
p. SMALLW00D,
Rich Square, Northampton Co., N. c.
January 9, 1860. 3-tds.
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;TTLEMENT LAND FOR SALE.

"AVfNG MADE INVESTMENTS IN THE SOUTH
4h West, now offer for sale that valuable tract of land
in the Jersey settlement, known the KELLY PLACE,
and containing $50
This plantation is situated one mile from the North
Carolina RaiIoad, and is in good condition being we'll
adapted to the cultivation of cotton wheat and tobacco
For further particulars REFER in ABSENCE to Gov Ellis,
Raleigh and b B. Roberts, Esq, Salisbury.
ANDERSON ELLIS
December 9, 1853. lU3-6m.
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MRS. GRISWOLD'S HOTEL,
GOLDsBORO,. N. C.

q GOING NORTH-LEFT HAND SIDE
GOING SOUTH. .gss
Baggage taken and from the Railroad Free of Charye
~! PASSENGERS stopping at this HoTEL may rely
on coed Fare, GOod Roo9S, and every C0nOrt that
be had
~ An addition of SirteeR Large Comfortable, and
well Furnished Ro1ns, renders it complete Il " esab
liSlment in the State
Meals Ready on the Arrival of the Cars.
~" The ATLANTIC AND NoRTH-C ARoLIHA RAIL ROAD
TICKET OFFICE is kept at this Hotel The Cars ZeaUe Udy
Sundays eXcepted.)
SUSAN A. GRiSWOLD co.
February 81, 1889. ely.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MORNING SUN ACADEMY

NNHIS INSTITUTION WILL OPEN ON THE 11TH
IL of JANUARY, 1860, and continue 81 weeks.
The Academy is situated miles east of Durhams Sta
tion, which is 25 miles Of Raleigh, the Central
Railroad in moral and healthy community, and where
every necessary facility for procuring education is
tended. We purpose preparing students for College and
for the ordinary business of life Board be obtained in
highly respectable families convenient to the Academy
IS dollars per month, exclusive of lights
TENNIS:
Classics 500 90
English, higher branches, 1900
Elementary, 500
Students entering the school within three weeks from
the commencement of the session will be charged tuition
for the full term No deduction will be made except in
case of unavoidable absence exceeding weeks
tive The proprietor has several years experience in his
profession, and is an old pupil of W. j. Bingham's.
For further particulars apply TO
A. 2. PICKARD, Principal,
Brass6eld, Wake Co., n. c.
November II, 1882 g7-tf
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ToWf PROPERTY FOR SALE.

EIOUR NICE DWELLINGS AND OUTHOUSES, AD-
II Juining tie Missionary Chapel.
Dwelling ind out-houses adjoining Mrs. L. p. Gotten.
=" African Church.
All in good condition. Possession given lst day of Jan.
uary, 1860. -
W. II. & R. s. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Dec O. 1859. l05--tE
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WAYNE FEMALE COLLEGE,

THyHE SPRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON
Il Thursday the 10Th of January, 1860. No Institution
in the State offers greater facilities for thorough and ac
complisheC education reasonable terms. Diligence
in study perfect prOpriey in department. and prudent
in expenditures, cardinal principles in
tenn Of Board and tuition per session in the
College COURSE S7O in the Preparatory department. $50;
Music Painting Embroidery and other ornamentas at
tomary prices Pupils will be charged only from the time
Of their admission.
The daughters of all ministers who devote themselves
exclusively the ministry, Of whatever denomination will
be educated free of charge for tuition. For catalogue
apply to the undersigned.
s. M FROST, President.
Dec 2Sth, 1859. 1l1-6t.
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"SLAvERr" IN NERRASKA-Thc bill for the prohi-
bition ofSIavery in Nebraska which passed the lower
branch Of their Territorial Legislature by vote of
81 to L. has been defeated in the Council by vote
of to g. 1t was introduced chiefly for Buncomb, it
is said as there are not over a half doxcn slaves in
the Territory, and these are all house servants.
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RANK OF roRTH.CAROLINA.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS REQUIRE THAT
ali notes of Er7s to be offered for discount at this
k or any of its Branches have the name of each OF me
rites written out in the body of the note IN fuLa
iat the notes be dated at tile place g 'eStaeHeS "'
'r;DcipdL
by 0ruef 'He D'~iN' C. DEWEY, Cashier.
NovemIsr II, 1859.
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

NERS Fl. WHITAKER'S MUSIC SCHOOL WILL
I'VE commence the first MONDAY IN JANUARY, at
her O1pR residence.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
she hopes by her dgent attention to the proper nstruc
on of those under her care merit continuance of the
same Public Concert will be given at the close of the
LessOn.
Raleigh, Nov 90, 1859. l02-t.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
LAW COMPREHENSIVE,
RALEIGH, y. c.

RALEIGH, " c.
"ENRY ". MILLER WILLIAM j. SAUNDERS
4 have formed partnership in the practice of the law
extend To all business in the County and Superior Courts
of Wake and Johnston. and the Terms Of the Supreme
Court Raleigh; all Office business and the collection of
claims
Office in the Brick-Row, opposite Lawrence's Hotel.
lr addition to the above.named counties shall attend
regularly hereafter the Superior Courts Of Granville Edge
cumbe, Sampson, Warren Halifax and Wilson, and The
County and Superior Courts IF Nash and Franklin and the
Circuit Court Of the United States at Raleigh.
Ii. W. MILLER.
December 90 1859. l0S-tf
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A SCHOOL WANTED.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO CAN GIVE, ON
"A application satisfactory evidence of his ability to pre-
pare boys College wishes to obtain school for the
suing session Those desiring his services will please ad-
dress " B. j." South Lowell, n. c., Immediately. .
January :, 1860. III
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SELECT BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
n. {

HILLsBOR0', n. c.
TENHE MISSES NASH AND MISS KOLLOCK WILL,
4 reopen their school on the 18th of JANUARY 1860
and close the 3st of MAY The course of instruction
is thorough embracing all the branches usually taught in
First-Class schools Tuition and Board including Fuel
Lights, Washing &C. &c, 800 per session. payable one
half in advance and the remainder close of the ses
sion.
Day Scholars in any of the English classes, $50 90
Music OH Piano. 20 90
Music MeiOdeon, 90 90
Use of Instrument for practice, 500
Drawing, 1000
Pastel Painting, 90 90
Grecian Painting, 10 90
French and Latin each, 1000
Circulars containing all necessary information will be
forwarded application.
December 6, 1852 lO4-2m.
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HENDERSON CLASSICAL AND MILITIA.
RY INSTITUTE.
THNHE SPRING SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
q second MONDAY QOth) in January. There were IS
Students during the Fall Session.
Instructors for 1860 Five of experience and ability IN
their respective Departments.
Tuition (in Regular Classes,) $25 90
Tuition and Board with the Principally Is 90
Contingent Fee, %
For Circulars address
DANTI. H. CHRISTIE,
Henderson, N. G.
December 6, 1859. Aim
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MUSIC AND DAY SCHOOL,

MFRS. w. H FINCH WILL GIVE LESSONS ON
I'VE the PIANO during the ensuing year, commencing
on MONDAY, the 9th of JANUARY.
She proposes 10 open, at the time School for
ENGLISH SCHOLARS, and sOcits a share of public
patronage.
Residence the Central Depot the house lately
occupied by o. l.. BURCH Esq, as boarding house.
Dec. 80, 1859. lll-f.
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VALUABLE
HAW RIVER LAND FOR SALE.


HAW RIVER LAND FOR SALE.
ETAVING RESOLVED TO REMOVE TO TEXAS,
IL offer for sale of the most valuable lands,
lying the waters of Haw and its tributaries that
can be found in Aamance county.
WILL SELL the tract of land on which now reside,
mile from Shallow Ford Bridge six and half miles
from the Company Work Shops of the N. G. Central Rail-
road &c. containing 400 less, $50 of which
is in good state of cultivation and all the rest is in orr
ginal forest This land is well adapted 20 the growth of
all kinds of grain in this country, and above all,
superby adapted to the growth of TIE finest Tobacco 1t
is well watered with pure and failing springs and is
well supplied with good meadows, and has large orchards
of both Apples and Peaches, of good varieties of both
kinds of fruit. 1t has first rate Dwelling House and
Kitchen, good Still House and Tobacco Barn; and, in
word all necessary buildings for the comfort and safety Of
ans farmer. The fences are all good, good Mill within
hree-quarters of me and very good Mill Seat ON the
land. This land lies ten miles northwest of Graham in
as healthy and civil neighborhood any that can be
found Any person desiring TO purchase good land like
this, would do well to come and view mine before buying
elsewhere. For further particulars, address
G. w PALMER,
Shallow Ford p. o.
November /, 1859. eff
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE TRACT OF LAND OF $50
Z Acres 40 or 81 of which in high of cultiva-
tion with fences a dwelling house just finished
and very good and healthy neighborhood miles
south of Raleigh lying both sides of Big Branch, and
adjoining the lands of Jonathan Uey and sons and Others
known formerly the Wilmington farm This land is
among the best in Wake county, and well watered bar
gain can be had, as | am determined to sell.
p. MCGOWAN.
November 90, 1859. LOFT
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE.
TXNHIS SCHOOL WILL COMMENCE THE LAST SES-
II sion of its 18Th lear the 10Th of next JANUARY.
The various Departments are filled by efficient Teachers,
of experience and acknowledged ability.
The of study is thorough and extensive as to
embrace the solid and ornamental branches.
Board, including washing, per session, $50 90
Tuition in regular classes, from SO 30 to II so
Tuition in Music and Oil Painting, each, 20 90
For further particulars apply to the Principal,
JULIUS WILCOX.
December lG, 1859. l07-tlstFeb
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THE WILSON SCHOOLS,

THE WILSON SCHOOLS,
WILSON, n. C..
D s. RICHARDSON, A. NJ, and p.;n.;nozs
MRS. NJ. C. RICHARDSON. A"''F
(IDED BY ASSISTANT TEACHERS ASSISTANT PUPILs)
TEyHE SEVENTH SESSION WILL BE RE-OPENED
Il for the admission of Students, MONDAY the 9th
day of January 1860.
For Circulars, apply to Mr.. Richardson
Or j. b. WILLIAMS,
Private Secretary.
December 1G, 1852 107-tlstFeb.
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WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.

TENN II E \ Z It SESSIUN UF THIS INSTITUTION
IA will commence on the third MONDAY of January.
Prof. WIN. R0YALL, of Furman University, s. c., who
has recently been elected the Chair of Ancient Lam
guages, will be here by the opening of the session.
Prof. JAS. II. FO0TE, long known as the Principal of
TayOrSvle Institute, is already in his place. to give in
structiOn in the Department These gentlemen take
the places formerly filled by Professors Brooks and Owen.
The other Professors remain they have been.
German will be taught extra study.
French will also be extra if pursued beyond the usual
time allotted to it.
By a recent order of the Trustees tuition fees will be
char ged to those having the ministry in view.
Special attention is called the fact that the Board of
the Convention desire TO receive of this class
Bepeciares whose board will be paid and other assist
given, upon their compliance with the usual condi
tOnS.
For further particulars apply to
W. N. WINGATE Pres.
ForeStville Dec. 20, 1859. l0S-tFebl.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.

RALEIGH, n. c.
Right Rev. THOS. ATKINSON, D. D.. Visitor.
Rev. ALBERT, SMEDES, d. D.. Rector.
Rev. FRED. FITZGERALD, A. NJ, Assistant.
TENHE THIRTY-SIXTH TERM OF THIS
q School will commence JANUARY 9Th, 1850
For Circular containing full particulars apply to the
Rector.
December Q, 1859. l05-St
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,

RALEIGH, y. c.,
WI attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
SUus'Gn ana Chaham the Superior Courts of New Han
over ana SAMPSON and TIE Terms of the Federal Courts
anu supreme Court Of North-Carolina at Raleigh
e. HAYWOOD Jr. y '--' -'''' -'H " '''
Raleigh, Nay p. 52-sv
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SITUATION WANTED.

a YOUNG LADY, native of the City of Raleigh) who
has had the advantage of the best Schools in Raleigh
nd Richmond, Va, desires situation as teacher She
prepared to teach thorough EnSsh course togelner
lin French: and also music on the Piano and Guitar
For further information address Editors of Standard"
Arurst % 1s5a 74-U
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LONDON 81 BRYAN,
G0nTnTTSST0N NrBR
No. 80 India Street-Boston.
REFERENCES:
Gov. Ellis, Ex. Gov. Bragg Treas Courts W. IT. Jones'
Cash, Raleigh; Hon. VIM. II. Battle. Ex Gov. Swain,
Chapel Hill Hon. VIM A. Graham, uillsborough; w II.
Oliver Co. Ncwben; JAS L. Hoyt, Washington; T. ID.
Brigham, Bustun; Brown, DeEioSset & Co Wilmington
Watson and MeareS, Wilmington; Whedbee & Dckersun
BllnlOre McPhecters 4 GhiSelin, Norfolk; DeRoSset,
Brown Co, Wilmington; 7. X. Dickersou Wilmington :
W. b. Giles Co., Savannah; John A. Winston II Co.,
Mobile, and many others.
az Consignments of Naval Stores, Cotton, Lumber,
and other Southern Produce solicited.
January 6, la60. 2-6mpd.
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Iata nf W:kEr 'iookEr JoHN p. BARNES
S'Ppl' Late of Halifax, n. c.
,uro MOORE & BARNES,
i''iho 1HD COCNSEILORS AT LAW AND So
LlClTORS IN CHANCERY,
,-.,, NAPOLEON, DEsHA County, ARKANSAS,
and II ne IN all the Courts of the State of Arkansas
tbe brar m BOLIVAR county, Mississippi Will also attend to
All 6s =" lands paying taxes for non-residents &C.
atteni ihtrusted to their care will receive prompt
MOORE BARNES
Napoleon, Desha County, Arkansas.
Brow 70 70 non G H. s. FOote Nashville, Tenn; Hon. A. G.
John " vs. ~ s. Hon ". X. Sebastian, o. S s.; Hon.
Decembsr b%r'Ea', "a N: NJ; C., Washington City, D. c.
- ~ 1901 107-ly.