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PUBLIC MEETING IN ALAMANCE COUNTY

For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING IN ALAMANCE COUNTY.
At called meeting of the Justices of Alamance
county, at Graham on the 9th of April, 1861, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolred That sum not exceeding six thousand
dollars be borrowed from the bank of Lexington at
Graham for the purpose of procuring the necessary
and proper military equipments for the volunteer
companies raised in the said county, to wit: The
usual uniform and clothing; and that a committee
of five persons be appointed to procure the same,
who shall keep proper accounts of their receipts and
disbursements, with power to check on the bank
from time to time for the necessary amounts, and
the said sums checked for shall bear interest from
the respective periods at which the bank shall pay
them. And for the repayment to the bank, the faith
of Alamance county is hereby pledged. And re-
solced further, that application be made by the said
committee to the General Assembly at the approach
ing session, to pass an act to reimburse this and
other counties for such sums so far the dsburse-
ments aforesaid may be proper charges against the
Treasury of the State, either by an immediate ap-
preparation or by de6ucting from the next public
tax in the hands of the sheriff. in that may not
seem proper to the Legislature, either in whole or
in part, that law may be passed authorizing the
County Court to levy tax for the purpose of rails
ing sufficient sum to pay the monies that may be
advanced in the premises other county levies
made
amounts for their comfort in service and their fami-
lies may require assistance during their absence and
the Magistrates present deem the sum of twenty
dollars for each private moderate outfit. There
FORE
Resolued further, That sum not exceeding six
thousand dollars be borrowed from the said bank
for the purposes last herein mentioned, to be by
committee of FIVE persons distributed in paying the
said bountes to each private and in the necessary
assistance to their families. And that proper ac-
counts be kept thereof And that in order to raise
funds for the repayment to the bank. committee
of three persons from each Captains district be ap
pointed to solicit contributions from our citizens
throughout the county, to raise the same or good
notes therefor payable at said bank and apply the
same in paying the bank Insufficient therefor And
if the said contributions should not be sufficient for
that purpose the faith of the county is also pledged
to pay to the bank any deficiency.
After the meeting of the Justices, very large
crowd of citizens assembled in the Cour. House, and
was addressed by Hon. Thomas Ruffin, R. Y. Nc
Alden, Jno Tapscott Esqs., and Rev. Mr.. Moore
The remarks of the gentlemen were enthusiastically
received, and but sentiment prevailed-death
before submission Alamance is united We have
two hundred volunteers and will raise regiment if
called for.
Greensborough Patriot State Journal and Regis
JNO. FAUCET, Seey.
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COUNTY.

N[ORTH.CAROLlNA. COUNTY.
II Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions February Term
A.. D., ls6l.-John B. Taylor, Executor of Marmsduks
Smith vs. James Smith ct aPetton TO sell Real Estate.
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court that James
nonresdents it is threfore notion ordered by the
Court that advertisement be made for six successive weeks
ants of the filing of this petition and that upess they ap
pear at the next term of this Court and the pet
ton, the will be taken pro confesso and heard a
parte to them. =. .-s.--; E,
Witness Starkey s. Harre Clerk of said Court at ocs
in Winon the fourth Monday in February A. D., 1861.
g. s. HARRELL, Clerk.
April 9, 1851. (Pr. adv. IS 821k.) ~ l5-v6t.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1862.
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
By the Prssident Of the United States of Anseriet

Whereas, for the reasons assigned in my Procla-
nation of the 10th Instant blockade of the ports
of the States Of South Carolina Georgis, Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas was ordered to be
established:
And whereas, since that date, public property of
the United States has besn seized, the collection of
the revenue obstructed, and duly commissioned
officers of the United States while engaged in exc
cutting the order Of their superiors, have been ar
rested and held in custody as prisoners, or have
been impeded in the discharge of their official duties
without due legal process by persons claiming to
act under authorities of the States of Virginia and
North Carolina efficient blockade Of the ports Of
those States will also be established
: :. In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
Il. s.. and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed. ''
Done at the City Of Washington, this twenty.
seventh day Of April, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one,
and of the independence of the United States
the eighty-ffth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD Secretary of State.
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Alexandria to be Occupied by the Federal Foress
ALEXANDRIA, May 1.-Our citizens arc much
excited to day, in consequence of rumors of the con-
templated occupation of Alexandra by the Federal
forces. Our citizens have been warned by the
Washingtonians that this is certainly intended
Our scouts were fred upon last night on our side
Of the aqueduct ,.... .--
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To the Voter, of Wake County.

FELLowCr1zENs: am candidate for seat in
the approaching State Convention
My opinions are so well known to the people Of
Wake County that do not deem it necessary to set
them forth at length. The old federal Union
is dissolved. The President of the late United
States is attempting to coerce and subjugate
the people Of the South. need only say that am
with rthCarolina and the South, and for resist
ing the last extremity the usurpations and aggres
sions Of the federal government ...
.- .r. w. W. HOLDEN.
May Q, 1851. +
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From, Washinoton CStv.

ALEXANDRIA, May 1.-The city is quiet, and there
are rumors of an attack by tie Federal troops
The citizens leaving, and the streets deserted
More troops arrived in Washington to-day from
Annapolis. .F-a- --.z
The Long Bridge across the Potomac is guarded
by eight pieces of artillery and large force Of in.
fantry. sn
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$50 MISSISSIPPI @
COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

nN SOCIETY RIbGE, KINDS COUNTY, TwEtvE
" miles from The city Of Jackson, Capitol Of the Esste
from Livingston, and us Eve % foR Tussoo D,pos %
Jackson G. N. Rsiiroad connecting twith I'll pasts Of
the Union. The great southern pee ef resort Coopefs
Wells is within three hours pleasant ride or drive fhe
negborhood is wealthy refined has ns schoos and ~.
eal churches and the health and clae Of tho country
not surpassed anywhere These oss commend tito par
of family coming south The tract contains ls7o
aeres-sbout l4o of timber 400 Of 6ne creek bottom a
the rest hill and branch land sll In state Of good eaiva
tion. There are dwelling and ont houses fruit oschar
negro cabins GIN press cribs sableA pond for stoo e.
tern and spring for persons, &C., 10 ,..,..T ~ &
For further particulars write to B. 4. Car1 Jssks4n
A.,Forbes, Edwards Depot or n s.ui
s.fges 4S5-an * JOHN n. lCLAREj s..
octobe ls lsea ..s ~. ,i's,
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W We are requested by the officers of the
Leasburg Grays who arrived at the Encampment on
Thursday, to return their thanks to the people of
Prospect Hill, Cedar Grove, and to Josiah Turner,
Jr., ESQ.,, of Hi:lsborough for attentions and kind
ness shown them on their way.
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ALEXANDRIA, w., April 80. 1ss1-P. N.

ALEXANDRIA, w., April 80. 1s61-PMa
The steamship Coatzacolcos with troops passed
here to-day. ~ as g. go - '''-.s.-
The government of the United States will call for
an additional number Of 25 600 troops while with
the 75 900 already called for and the regular army
and navy will make total Of 1888 900 men at the I
disposal of Lincoln. 'H1t' ~ 10. e2. sis
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 20, 1861. .s1'E
By an understanding between the Governors of
New York, Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana, those
States will act in conjunction to throw troops and
provisions into Washington City or elsewhere South
upon order Of the war department. & '1'lsh
Gov. Curtin in his message earnestly recommends i
an appropriation Of S. 0o00 0O0 and the raising cf
$4,000 troops for domestic defence as well as for fed
eral service. &.'z @'-% !
NEW York, April %, 1861. a ,
In the Northern States, Cities, &C.; including pri-
vate subscription, the sum of eleven million two
hundred and thirty mine thousand dollars has been
contributed for war purposes 2t ~r t'
The steamers T. W. Brnne, Fanny, Cadwalls-
der and VIM. Woodward have been chartered by
the q. s. Government and left New York on yes
terday morning for Trenton, New Jersey, to take
troops to Washington. 1;s q <
Severa! seizures Of gun powder on board Of ves-
sells were made on Saturday night
About IL, 900 troops are quartered here, destined
for Washington.
Alderman Wilson's Zouaves, 500 strong, arc
quartefed in the Old Government houses on Staten
Island s:'-
BosroN, Mass, April 27th, 1851.
Edward Everett, in an eloquent speech, says that
we ere of but one heart and one mind and that the
federal government must be sustained. We forget
that we ever were partizans. We remember only
that we are Americans. ="
The Collector of this port has received orders to
grant no clearances for any port South Of Delaware
bay.
The Tribune says, that so soon as everything 70.
quisite can be perfected and supplied, there will
doubtless be force of 10000 men sent to the re.
lief of Fort Pickens. and it will march through, not
around. Baltimore, Richmond, Raleigh Charleston,
Savannah, Montgomery and New Orleans, being
will have made its way down the Mississippi.
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W We had the pleasure of a call on Thursday
morning by Hon. F. j. Moses and Dr. R. W. Gibbes,
Of South. .Carolina-the latter the Editor Of the Co.
lumbia South Carolinian. DR.. G. is, we believe,
Surgeon General OF South-C Carolina He has three
sons already in the service. ..
The FIRST REGINENr.-The frstregiment Of North
Carolina troops will be composed Of tie following
companies Orange Light Infantry, Capt Ashe;
Warrenton Guards, Capt Wade; Hornets Nest Ri
Aes, Capt Williams; Enfield Blues, Capt. Bell !;
Lumberton Guards, Capt. Norment; Dupln Rifles,
Capt Kenan; Charlotte Greys, Capt. Ross; Thom-
asvlle Rifles, Capt. Miller; Granville Greys, Capt.
Workman Columbus Guards, Capt Ellis This
regiment will elect its officers today and as soon as
it is thoroughly organized it will no doubt be order
ed to Virginia.
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w Gov. Morgan, of New York, telegraphed to
Seward on the sOtb, that one hundred thousand
troops could be raised in that State easier than
they could be repressed Seward replied that no
more troops would be wanted for three months
service, but forty thousand more volunteers are
to be accspted for three years, during the wal"
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BosroN April 27.-Hon Caleb Gushing has ten
dered his services to the Governor in any capacity
PHILADELPHIA. April 2s.-C j. Ingersoll has in.
vited Elk Presidents Buchanan, PIERCE Fillmore,
Tyler, Van Buren, and Hon. Mr.. Brown, to act as
arbitrators between the North and the South There
is bvt little expectation here of any good resulting
from the PROJECT -. -,.. -~.--
President Pierce, in obedience to dispatch from
Mr. Ingersoll, Of Pennsylvania, and perhaps Baltl-
more, has left on mission to mediate between the
Government and the South. - ....> .. .
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H The Virginia Convention adjourned to meet
on the 18th of June next.
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mARRIEp.

In the City of Raleigh the morning of the 3oh ult
by the Rev. DR.. Mason. Hon. James r. Morehead, 1t
Greensboro to Miss Mary A. daughter Of Richard Smith,
deceased, late Of this CitY. -, = IL -. !
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W The "Southern Star" company from Lin
coin, Capt W. j. Hoke, arrived here on Wednesday
and the Leasburg Greys Fayetteville Light Infantry,
Capt Starr, and the Anson Guards, Capt Hall, on
Thursday. Other companies have arrived whose
names we have not leaned We learn that many
more companies have been rendered to the Governor
during the'presert week. Our people are united to a
man and thoroughly aroused
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PRESIDENT JEFF. DAv1s.-Crafts j. Wright, Esq,
who was classmate and roommate of President
Davis-graduating at West Point at the same time
has communicated to the press Of the traits of
character of the distinguished Missssippian. He
says of him.
President Davis is gentleman-cantious, quiet,
frm-acting decisively. The natural inclination Of
the mind of President Davis is to military affairs
As Secretary of War he had large experience In
the line of his duty he has made himself thoroughly
acquainted with the capacity of the country-its
lines of attack and Defense the power of the forts
depots and stations. While performing his duty as
an officer of government he knew no party-he
would know nothing but efficiency and ability in the
He left his position without shadow of charge
He will not now know anything but efficiency. He
will surround himself only with those who are COM
petent l know the most of the prominent officers
about him to be the most efficient in the service.
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For the Standard.
Mr.. HOLDEN 1t is our wish that the Hon. Geo.
E. Badger should be one of the candidates to repre-
sent Wake County in the approaching State Con-
vention. MANY CITIZENS.
Nav g. 1861
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MORE EScAxPxENTs.-Would it not be we'll In
nave more Encampments in the State, for troops,
besides the one at RALEIGH?
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B We are requested to announce D. W. G.
johnson, Esq, as candidate to represent Davidson
County in the approaching State Convention.
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az We are requested to announce John W.
Cunningham, ESQ.,, as candidate to represent Per-
Son County in the approaching State Convention.
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B- We are requested to announce B. F. Morton,
Esq, as candidate to represent the County of Ala
nance in the approaching State Convention.
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W- We learn that the President and Directors
of the Bank of North Carolina have rendered to the
State loan of 100000 for purposes of defence
The Cape Fear and other Banks will no doubt also
offer liberal loans
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The MAIN CHANcE-There are indications that
the account of an extraordinary interview with Lin
coin is true. See it in another column. Lincoln
wants to know what is to become of his revenue if
he loses the South p The poor sordd creature!
Nero fidding while Rome was burning, was decided
ly more respectable character There is one SEN
sible remark made by Lincoln, viz: ~ had better
20 and hang myself on the first tree I come to.
This hits the case sxactly.-Fay. 0bsnSr. a='
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Election of DELEGATES.

The people of this State will vote on Monday the
18th instant, for delegates to State Convention.
We trust that all party feeling will be laid aside
and that the best men will be chosen to the Conven
ton. Great interests are a. stake. Let the people
turn out and elect thoughtful and discreet men TO
represent them in this important crisis.
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az The Hon. Asa Biggs has resigned his place
as Judge of the United States Courts.
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The GRAYsoN DARE DEvns-There is a universal
feeling Of sympathy with these gallant fellows in
their modification at being received here. They
number one hundred men, all six feet high, and
unfailing rife shots. The company consisted of one
hundred and thirty-fve but it is said their com.
mander informed them that only one hundred would
be allowed to come to Richmond; and to decide
which of them should enjoy that desired privilege
they fred at mark running, and the hundred who
struck the target nearest to exactly in the centre
were accordingly detailed to the chagrn of the re-
mainder, who were as confident as their comrades
that they could send ball at every crack through
the vitals of a Lincolnpoop. Dispatch.
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RICHMOND County. General Trollneey, Of Rich
mond County, was here and went to the Forts about
the middle Of last week-fouCxd that laborers were
much wanted. He started home obtained the Co
operation of sundry gedtlemen among the rest Mr..
Turner Roper, who went through one section Of the
county, while GenetA Trollinger went through an
other section, and With such good effect, that al
though Gen. I. on|g left here on Friday, he was
able the next Wednesday to place at the disposal
of the forces at Fort Caswe over fifty ablebodied
laborers, whose services had been rendered by the
planters Of Richmond = VIZ JeurHHR
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PRESIDENT DAVIS TO TAKE THE FIELD.-The
Charleston Courier learns from the most reliable
source, that President Davis will take command, in
person. as GeneralinC Chief of the forces gathering
in Virginia.
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W We direct attention to the proceedings of the
Legislature and the message Of the Governor in our
paper to-day. .-.'..
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Hillsborough Military Academy.
We requested state that the exercises Of this
institution will not be suspended during the tempo
ary absence of the Superintendent
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- sAnlOrd,s Liver InviguratOr and Oathar
Pills ars for sale bY
EI609. sOH6RCRILL q BRO, Druggists,
Rlo D. w. cor. Puh. annara and Onia-in Il
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NV HOznh N cHIoAae.-Ihe new shsr-
man House, in ohicagO, was thrown open
10 the public on Saturday, The 9th. In the
erection Of this magnificent structure here
have been oansumed 100000 Of briOE'
10000 cubic feet Of stons, lb,Ooo supeFh' :
eial feet Of AaeEing stone, 10000 feet Ath'
ems marble, 1000 supeFacisl feet Of dark
and light marble tiling % toss leAeen
solder, $1,000 feet Of sas pipe 2l goo Zee. feet
steam pipe, l75 tons enst iron work l'SOO
feet balcony castings, 80; 1900 600 feet Of
humber and timber, 4, 900 superficial feet Of
French plate glass, 4sOOe feet Of cylinder
glass, 80 600 feet of bell wire, 600 feet Of
speaking tube. .rs ~lurF
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THR CITY.

Pgss IL BooTs. Saturday evening fair
youth Of appagently fifteen or sixteen
years Of ags, very handsomely dressed,
approached the ticket Office Of the Lake
shoro rOad and purchased a ticket for new
York. ofaoer MeKihssry, Who Was stand
ing near, benthis eyes rather keenly upon
the young gentleman, and finally stepped
forward and offered to conduct him to the
proper cars. aThis way, madam" said
MsKinssry, which vas evidently strange
way os addressing anything in pAntAloonsr
and Il seemed also to affect the person ad-
dressed In rather an unusual manner, for
he oolOred snd looked Perseveringly down
To the ground. As It tarnsd out however,
after few minules conversation the term
amadan was not 90 inappropriate after
ell, for the boy blushingly confessed that
he was in fact girl.
She said that she was on her way to New
York, where her father awaited her, and
that she had come from q short distance
this side Of New Orleans, but refused tC
tell what Ess her motive for the disguise
She vas plsniifully supplied with money
having considerable sum in geld upon
her person 1la6Taig
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srSauLAR.-On Saturday, the Workmen
IN cleaning away the rubbish Of the Neil
Heuso, at the depth Of about fifteen feet, en-.
oountered some timbeTs that, atill retained
ne old fire. and when exposed TO the
open air burst out into fame. Il mas has
been over eighteen months since the 1re
took place which destroyed the premises
and still che smonldering embers remain
beneath the ruins. -
The Workmea will in q short time have
ell the bricks and rubbish removed prePar-
atory 10 commence the new edihee con'sri,
plated to be raised on the ruins ooiu'Rba'
Journal, July l5h. rEs
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IFrom the Advertiser. Providsnos, L. IL
tae oephalio Pills are said to be remarkably e.
teolse Iemey LOT the he1dache and one Of the FeFT
Det Ior that Iery frequent complaint which has eV-
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- PREsElgT POPULATION.
lhs Is rapidly hilng up with populaton s68,
02s parsons having been aGded since l5oi making ioo
present population sss raio q l04 PER es1i n
~. - AGRICULTURAI, PRODUCTS.
Te Aqrleuitural Producis q lnos are grsater fhan
fhosa of any other Sate 1h3 produets s1t out dung
ths uas year exceeded 509 0oo tonz Ne pheetelop
of ofIs6oapprosche5 os 90 oo9 bushels, While ne cqfn
Icrop viefis not less than 40 coo 200 hushes.
6 ? '.l' FRRTILIfY OF THR SOIL
Nowhere can ne industrious farmer secure such l-
mediate results for labor as upon es3 pra1
ifheF beng composed of deep Fca ban The lIi7
of Etlsch, Is unSurpassed hy any on he globa.
m i TO ACTUAL CULEYATORa
Eses 1854, De C5npany hGus sold 200 900 aeEsI
Tsi 81 Oalg q oclas elset2Is a.9 @ ~ s9ad
coasliiets5 lT3uqh 1sss ldllJ AZ eel's 80 oo,
loO0 IN 1850 tle P9Pailaiios II 1sLyiiias sola.s.'
through ighteh palss, l015 on aS lss foe laa 90
2o8 hd1s bsea aided plalng fAe l1hoeEeP slAs
sels q gain ef l4s pr es4t d seI s7s sid4
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY. ID .
As an evidence Of the thrift of tAe people, 4 nay Be-
stated that coo 900 tons of freight, including 900 coo
bushela OF gram, and $50 900 barea Or no were iof4
Warded over the line last year.
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and woridngren gili and ths free soloS4
ETstem euconraged By the stats and endowed with 3
hsrve reyenus FOR th5 support q schools. Iheir chill
drea can live IN sight q the church and sahool11es
and Ero1e 1I1 WITH tle prosperity q l1e l8 1.9 a
lthe Great Western Empire M r
PRICES AND TERMS OF PATIENT.
j The prices Of these lands vary from IS % SIS per
slacTs according % location, quality, &c. Frst claa5
farming kinds sen FOR about SO % SO pr acre and
the relaiiys expen5s d subduing prags lad as c
lluared win wood land - b the Fato q 40 ufEToF
6fGhoformez. ne tsIs q sails for ta9 bn< q ssa
'lAnds Eil be-
ONE YEARS INTEREST N ADVANCE,
t f per cent per annn, and SIX interest," notes q ak
tusr cent payable respectively in one two, three o,
1--we and sx yeara from date a sale and Tour notes
sfor principal payable nfour, i've sxand sev s sars
llfroi date OF sale. contract tat desnth
sof The tract purchased shall Be fenced and cultivated
Tfsae and every year FOR I've years fron q saie
so hat at The end Of i've years oDe-ha shall be fenced
land under cultivation. s-l1s ssi-a &. I.rIf-.
TWENTY PER CE1TT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
fro he valuation for cash. excspt The sane should be
At sx dollars per acre, when The eAah p-ice M oa ns-
prOauetous prsosss and terms e payment can BE had
OsrER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
avea. and cities situnfed uPonf1he ull-
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