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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-02-08

Hfogk, Hamilton, weller and Cedar bFnSe, 70
Charlton 81 miles sasi back, once . week.
Leave oskaisasa Wednesday nj nm;
Arrive at Charlton next day by IL M
Leave Charlton THURSDAY at pm;
Arrive at oskaiaesa next day by p m.
BIDS for two trips week invited
,,ues Prem oskacosa hy Flint. Granville Lynnville
Z and susst Greek, 70 Grizucii, ~ niies and
Leave ostaInosa Wednesday al 8 m;
Arrive Al Srsnneif next day ~ sm'
Leave f3rfnnsii rhursfa, ssipm;
Arri~e At psSaieesa next day by = N.
Bids for TIVE also fer three trips week invited
f,nss rrau, .ksloa.s ~ tnisn Nils snd rrfco,a 10
EcntezErna - miles and hxfk. ence avees.
Leave osk.sc-ssa Tuesday al 3am;
Arrive at Mastexuma by u m;
Lsase XoIsessaaa Tuesday 81 ] p MI
Arrive al Oskaloosa sy p m.
Bids for two and also three trips ~eek invited,
also for service by einercns schrslase.
itpso From Beiefaa.sine by Attica, Gospori celum-
Ella Belinda, xsa Cetsr Greve, 10 Sh y stsa. -
miles aaa back. ence week
Leave Ecssefansaine "Wednesday II sam5
Arrive az Charisaa b. 5 PA;
Leave Iharissa Thursday II > AM
Arrive At Beiie9aataine ~ > N ag .
Bsss TT two trips week snsfea.
| rissurg patmanasAa. Hear Grove. HausiEn'.
Grsse. Lara. Tuxtey 0suse. Lrvfs, BIG Grsve,
ard Aaeesionia, TO cesssit sinss - niles afa
baek- three times . week. nag srvse % Asee-
: = Acnsa 70 be purcsisss ~ side nail, I
Leave pes Neines Tsesdsr TsEsss.sy aad sasnr-
arTise n Ss9asf, nsur., acxs Tharsssy, sasur-
Leave cgaaeil slaszs fss.aa,, fharsdAy, aaa SAL
arrsss = pss xe.a.. aex. rAarp.av, sssarasy,
500 rue-ssy ~ - . m
,icea rrssn PES Mssnes b. NarsAik ara Lvns. " Wfa-
Leave pes Ksiaes Assdr, WEDNESDAY, and Pr
Arrive = .aasersess y = , ~
Are :, pss xe.nss aszs ass, srssns
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whole number ofvotes cast in the two houses, viz:
1877. s.sr
On motion of Mr. Gowles message was sent to
the Senate proposing TO elect at once solicitor for
the first judicial circuit and nominating Mr. Jesse
j. Yeates, of Hartford, for that office.
The Senate concurring, Mr.. Yeates was elected
without opposition receiving 12o votes, the whole
number cast
A message from the Senate transmitted an en-
crossed resolution asking its immediate passage
The resolution prohibits the OF articles
of prime necessity from the State, limiting the en-
barge to products Of North Carolina
MIR. Amis suggested that articles other than those
produced in the State should be included He knew
that -four not produced in this State, was now held
by spectators.
Mr.. Shepherd urged the passage Of the resolution
as it was, there being immediate necessity Tor its
adoption to authorize seizure of articles now IN
transttu. bill of wider scope could be hereafter
offered.
The resolution was amended on motion of Mr..
Amis, by striking out the words, "products of this
State"
On motion of Mr.. Cowles, it was further amended
by the addition of "cotton yarns" to the articles
enumerated.
On motion by Mr.. PEBBLES, it was also amended
by exempting from seizure goods in the hands of
agents of any Of the Confederate States.
The resolution then passed its several readings,
and was sent to the Senate for concurrence in the
amendments.
A message from the Senate announced its con-
currence, and the House adjourned
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Mr.. Beall, bill authorizing the Governor TO EN-.
ploy slaves upon the State defences. Read ordered
to be printed and referred to the cumuatee on mil
itary affairs. q
Mr. Glenn, q resolution requiring the perfermaxice
of patrol duty by militia officers. Referred to the
committee on military affairs.
Mr.. Lyle, bill to incorporate Accompany for the
manufacture of leather, saddles, etc., in Macon coun-
ty. Referred to the judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr. Waddssl, a message vas sent to
the Senate proposing the election of an Engrossing
Clerk at u o'clock, m
The Senate coucurred by message, announcing
that Messrs Walter R Huske and Louis w. Joyner,
we're in nomination in that body
I Mr. Gewles introduced bill to abolish the office
of State Geoogist. Referred to the committee on
Agriculture.
Mr.. Walser, bill to prohibit sales for specie I'M
der executions by sheriffS and constaoes, until the
banks renew specie payments. Referred to the Ju-
diciary committee
A message was received from the Senate request
ipg the concurrence of the House in the appoint
ment Of Mr. Thos. G. Miller, Of New Hanover, as
justice of the peace for that county. Concurred ill.,
Mr. Avera introduced bill concerning the mag
istrates of Johnston county, CONSTITUTES fifteen
quorum for the transaction of county business Re-
ferred to the committee on private bills.
Sundry bills and resolutions heretofore introduce
ed were taken up and referred to appropriate CON-
mttees.
The House proceeded to execute the joint order
for the election of Engrossing Clerk, and voted as
follows:
Mr. Huske received "a votes
Mr.. Joyner received % votes.
Mr. Kerner offered resolution in favor Of John
L. Fisher authorizing the Secretary Of State to cor
rect an error IN State grant Referred to the CON-
mttee on private bills.
Mr.. Waddell from the committee to superintend
the election of Engrcssing Clerk, reported as fol-
lows: Whole number of votes cast 1877, of which
Mr.. Huske received 104, Mr. Joyner 80.
Mr.. Amis introduced a resolution proposing to
appoint select committee to inquire as to the ex-
pediency and proprety of establishing State print
ing office. Laid on the table.
The House then adjourned.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS AND NE.
GROES.

RY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY DEEDS IN TRUST EX-
- ecuted to us by N. j. A. Chafn, will sell at pub
Tic auction the premises the 10th and 2st days of
November next about 500 of most valuable lands
lying in Davie County, The Yadkin River, of which
about 300 acres very fertile low lands.
Said lands situated in healthy section Of the State
about IA miles Southwest Of Salem, and Is miles North
west Of Lexington.
We will also sell number of negroes some horses and
mules, large number of cattle and hogs wagons and
gears farming tools several stills and tubs of
Further particulars will be made known on the day of
sale. l. G. LASH,
TAOS. J. WILSON. 1r1s'ees.
October 81, 1869. 4sAw&syst
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House was called to order at II o'clock, a. m.
Prayer by the Rev. Thos. E. Skinner, of the Bap.
fist Church.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
The Speaker announced the following standing
committees:
On the Judiciary-Messrs Donnell, Fowle, Per.
son, Fleming McAden, Waddel, Shober, Mckay,
Robbins, Holmes and Benbury.
On ELueation-Messrs. Shober, Carson, Manning.
Best Russell of Craven Halves, Henderson, Sher-
wood, Barringer, Hooper and Lyle.
On Internal mproUements-Messrs. Fleming,
Mann of Pasquotank, Love- Joyner, Stanford, Bald
win, Pearce, Harrison, Beall, Brown and Gentry.
On CLaims-Messrs. Burgin, Vann, Dunn, Foy,
Russ, Laws Reynolds, Headen, Grier, Hampton
and Bryson.
On Agriculture-Messrs.R Russell of Brunswick,
Robinson Davis Rhodes, McNeill, Afford Gillian
Of Rockingham, Greene, Lemmonds, Welborne and
Lyle.
Keener, Walser, Forbes, Cobb, Rives, McRae. Pat,
terson, Watson, Costner and Barnhardt
On Privileges and ELections-Messrs. Amis
Henry of BERTHE, Perkins, Crawford, Mccormick
Jndkins Nissen Harris of Chatham, Harris of
Ca5arrus, HolIingsworth and Wallen
On Private Blk-Messrs. Cowles, Avcra, Bond
Davenport, Flynt1 HndgeS, Howard Horton, Stan
call, Logan, Kirby, Parks, Carpenter and Young Of
Yancy.
House branch of the joint standing committees
On Finance-Messrs Worth, Shepherd Amis
PEBBLES. Perry, Henry of Henderson, Long and
Williams.
On the Librdry-Messrs. Mckay, Grissom and
Kelly.
On Military 4tf:4irs-Messrs. FowIe, Person
Drnnell. Stancill and Cowles
On Public Buiding'-Messrs. Beam, Bynum and
B'sns.
On Cherokee Lands and Westsrn TMruDik>,
NJ 'ssrs Gentry, Bryson. Bryan, Craig and Love
On Scamp Lqnds--MesSrs. Perkins, Snrr;Il
nm of Hyde Baxter and Smith, '
On the DeaJ, Dumb and Bland Asylum-Nessrs
HcCormlck, Sherwood, Watson, Kerncr and Young
oil lredell.
On the Lurntie Asylum-Messrs Carson, Glenn
Ridllck, Halves and Richardson.
Mr.. Albritton, representative from Pitt county,
appeared and was qualified
Mr. Waddell introduced resolution to refer n
sOroI OF the Governors message relating to patrols
70 q select committee. Adopted.
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VALUABLE LAND AND GOLD MN
SALE

IT OFFER FOR SALE MY pI.NrArror
u NINE. in Franklin County, N q t rioN ASDr
tbs NINE, containing about 500 acres T nv as III
half million Of dollars and more dug out of h
and there are millions remaining to- he t d u The nj
to the mining property, have a valusbiu h a
sr,va ds OF good land that might be easily Vary
upon the property. There is Isrl oss night b. !
number of negro houses, cribs barns swelling hQ
good repair, upon the property. woGId aUas &,
Of the Property-would sell all. IF prefer Ia /,
would let the purchaser have entire ooula Sell i
years to allow myself time to attend to pSSs
g ebsssr upon and attention could
stock, wagons. carts, tools, &c. 'O'n''ure, pork
The mining operation is simple and cboo.
shifted to negro laborers. By good ,;ap-s Esq.
we'll it has always paid we'll Address NO, 1t wo.
Nov. II, 1862. Anoo' K THOy
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,


HAVING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY IN THE
III City of Raleigh recently occupied by Major Phillips
and known Phillips HOTEL" have opened for the
accommodation of the public under the name and style of
EXCHANGE HOTEL
The extensive improvement now going on, and which
VIII be completed pnssblehe erection of new
buildings and the thorough overhaung and renovang of
old oneswill render the Exchange convenient and COM
fortable and the proprietor is determined that its
agement and internal arrangements shall be such
compare with the first class hotels of the country
The table will be abundantly supplied with the best the
market and the country affords and no efforts expense
will be spared to render the house in every respect
Portable home to its guests.
The Exchange is located Hllsboro street, some two
hundred yards west of the Capitol
Thirty to firty large and commodious rooms will be
ready for occupation by the assembling of the Legislature
liberal share of public patronage is respectfully sOli
cited. Give call and will endeavor to treat you
well.
Omnibusses will be in attendance at the cars to convey
passengers TO and from the Exchange
W. II. CUNINGGIM, Proprietor.
l.. BRANsos, Superintendent.
Raleigh, N. c., Oct. 2s, 1862. 44-w&swlm.
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NOTICE.

Ep iNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBED
AG Greensborough, on Wednesday the 5tb inst z
gro boys, both black, one by the name of ELLICK i
81 years old, about feet or 10 inches high, wsg
about ISIS or 40 lbs, and had on very bad pair d
tied up with leather strings. The other boy add
years old, by the name of EPHRAIM, has down.
look, and shows the whites of his eyes very much d
he looks up at you, and will weigh about $50 or ~
The boys were carried from Greene County on aa Il
day the 4th inst, in charge of D. A. Spirey and H
the next day. suppose they will try to make htrr
down to Newbern or Washington TO meet the eneuy.
liberal reward will be raid for the apprehension d
negroes, lodged in any Jail SO l can get them
Address ID. A. SPlVEY,
Snow Hill, n. G.,
Or 5. d. POPE
HookertOD 81
Nov. IL, 1862. 9l-w&sEsr
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SAVE THE SCRAPS

sSHAY, WILLIAMSON & CO At ann
State Iron and Brass Works, "iformo,,II lie NJ
dery,) will pay for scrap cast iron esn, Burns
wrought iron scraps scrap brass scrap Pei RSCun
pay the highest market price for Ia Ue paid. ThsI
coal VIII also receive proposals for quantity Il
dred cords of wood tut delivering IN.
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1862.
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STOLEN,
Nov. 81, 1862.

STOLEN,
EROM MY STABLE ON TUESDAY NIUh' she
Il my SORREL MARE, saddle and BRIDE. II
deep sorrel, little white ON one of her hind ieg
streak in her forehead. about feet 10 or il ip'D
and was four years old last spring In uiI
will give twenty-five dollars to any one WI"
her up and infOrm at once so that Ig et RAGE
Raleigh, Nov. IA, 1852. SZ-""
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LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER FOR SALE 3I2 ACRES OF LANE, u
II miles north of Hiilsburough. The land !; s!
q large quantity of meadow grounds. The all
supplied with water, and the Improvements con-
large barn and stables with two good framed pouT IA
a log house. If not sold soon it will be for ren'
TO suit the purchaser. ,-,r,xrg
JOSIAH TURNbhr
Hillsboro', N. c., Nov. II, 1862.
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NOTICE.
NORTH:CAROLINA, ! COURT OF kS S!c5
NOTICE.


NORTH-CAROLINA, COURT OF EsCill
IN Wake County. Fall Term, lS~
LAURA P. CoTroN AND OTHERS.
&c pG1te. ,-
DURSUANT To A DECREE OF THE COGRt,
Il Equity, of Wake County, at Fall Term, A " |.
in the above entitled case of Laura p Cotton ana M
the undersigned, Clerk and Master will proceed -
land and premises in the peadings mentioned ana o
ed, on the 18th day of November next, at pubic aa.
The house and lot are located in the City Of kast-
Newborn street. about half mile from the ouSlnSs,
of the City, and is of the most desirable p.css
found. The dwelling house is large and cOnIV..j
containing thirteen rooms, with about Is acres o. 20,
tached, having all the necessary Outhouses, ana
the finest water. There is also fine stable lot an
of water it: Possession will be given imreda
The sale will take place the premises, comf
~ NJ upon a credit of one year for one third Oh n
two years for another third, and three years for
of the purchase money, the purchaser entering
with two able securities. II
Oct oath, 1869. A-Wds"I
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Horse Powers, Thrashing Machines, DO'
Cloth. and Mill HeckS. ut s nctlOn'

"ILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, DECb%MpnrI,I,,
w 1859, at the store of e. n McAioo. GrS5 5Cll
n c., FIVE very superior HORSE POWERS Ih n
MACHINES and SEPARAT0RS. These MaGnlD: Z
very superior quality manufactured in
have sold large number of them; all OF which
entire satisfaction.
TheBolrng Cloth is of the very best qnaiIttvI. TO-
WILLIAM H. OLIVER & VI
Formerly of SeWbttfi, n
Nov. 81, 1862. 9+-""L
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200 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE I'M
COUNTY OF ASHE, Il. C..

THIS LAND LIES ON THE STAGE ROAD Ll
Il ING from WiIkesboro' to JeffersOn-ten mis'
the latter place 1t ell watered and contains !
of meadow land the balance is oak timber. The lH.f
be sold at private sale for cash.
For further particulars enquire at MY residence Oh
dies river, Wilkes county, N. C.
Wilbar, N. c., Nov. II, 1862. 4s-ES
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A LSo, AT THE SAME TINE AND D.,
"A be sold about four hundred barrel. p ,s rLACE Y
bred and eighty bushels of wheat thrtT corn one
wheat straw. about one hundred fat hogs 6ir 9 E
among them three thorough bred mr., NURSES and O.
Giles Of value. TH0S. G. PLUNT IFT seven
JOS. B. BATCHEI0S ! II
Warrenton, N. c., Nov. Z, 1862. 'hi ~ -
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


The House called to order at IL o'clock, a. m.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Lansdell, of the Baptist
Church
The journal of yesterday was read and amended.
Mr.. Mann, of Pasquotank was appointed on the
joint committee on military affairs, oice Mr.. Donnell
excused.
Mr.. Riddick, representative from Perouimaps
county, appeared and was qualified.
Mr.. Shepherd introduced a resolution to raise a
joint select committee to consider the expediency
of establishing State printing Office in connection
with the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind,
but withdrew it on learning that Mr.. Amis had al
ready offered similar resolution
On motion of Mr.. Burgin, a message was sent to
the Senate proposing to raise joint committee to
consider so much of the Governors message as re-
lates to the taxation of slaves.
Mr.. Kerner, resolution requiring the committee
military affairs to consider the prOprety of send
ing commission of three to visit sick and disabled
soldiers in camp, to ascertain their wants. that steps
may be taken for their relief Adopted.
Mr.. Mckay, resolution instructng inquiry
by the judiciary committee into the expediency of
xinga scale of prices for articles Of prime necessity
Adopted
Mr.. Manning, resolution instructing an inquiry
by the finance committee to the proprety Of re-
lieving from taxation, persons whose property has
been destroyed by the public enemy.
Mr.. Bryson, a resolution that the committee on
military affairs consider the proprety of granting
pensions to disabled soldiers and the families Of
soldiers dying in service. Adopted.
Mr.. PEBBLES. resolution referring so much of The
Governors message relates to State defences to
the committee military affairs. Adopted.
Mr.. Lyle, resolution in favor of Joseph WEIGH.
Referred to the committee on Cherokee lands
BILLS ON THEIR FIRST READING.
Mr.. Shepherd, bill to authorize The payment of
salaries to judges whose circuits are in possession
of the enemy. Referred to the judiciary committee.
Mr.. Mann, of Pasquotank, bill to amend the
9th section of the SD chapter Revised Code. Re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Bryson, bill to authorize the agent for the
sale Of Cherokee lands to refund the purchase
money in certain cases. Referred to the committee
on Cherokee lands.
Mr.. Shepherd, bill to authorize the President
and Directors Of the Literary Fund to elect Treas
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urer, and prescribe bis duties. Referred to the
cohmittee on education. T
7 Mr.. Header bill authorizing the magistrates of
Chatham county to levy a tax for working the
public roads in said county. Referred TO the COM
mittee on private bills.
Mr.. Brown, a bill to amend the charter of the
Western Plankroad Company Referred to the
committee on internal improvements.
Mr. Burgfn, a bill to establish the 9th judicial
circuit. Referred to the judiciary COMMITTEES.
The House adjourned
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NEW GOODS IN HILISRop,.
|" E HAVE FOR SALE OAO'.

N1N II III Y 7 OIL SA LE,
=" 81 yds blue twilled cloth made at "T0.r,
c. A Leeds
$4,000 yds. "A Shirtings-Woo, loan.
SO lbs. Extract LogwoSd. WI 'ean'' DC
80 lbs. of Borax.
ALSO
Steel and Nails.
HillsborO', N. c., Nov. 3, 1862, E sSO~t 1
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$50 ACRES OF Valuable LAND F0T


SALE.
HNH E UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE n
valuable tract of LAND, situated in the Eastern ),
OF Franklin County, lying between Red Bud and S,D
Greek, containing $50 acres. portion of the land
low grounds, and for the growth of corn and cotton n
is none superior to it in the County. The upland 4
adapted to the growth of tobacco, corn, and small g
On the premises there is number of tobacco barns I'd
ries, stables, negro cabins and an overseers house
For further information, apply in person or BY ss!
T. J. STOKES
CaStaa y
Ocf. II, 1862. 43-WSEi
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VALUABLE WARREN IAyn -
DENCE For, SHD AND p

Hinder A DECREE OF THE nd NE:
u for Warren County, will be soJ On" Il, OF EQI
cember 3d. 1862 on the premises the tr. U% Gdnes
Kemp Pummer, deceased, resided at tbo. ot land
The tract is less than half mile from ine Of bis
renton and contains about nine hundred and Town
Uher erPHs snd nS IS nerT Ti Of wheat
al excellent springs, some of them m;Inr On it n
considered one of the most desirable faTml and
in Warren County. t"' MS and lrsj1
Terms made known on the day of sale
G. NJ COOV =
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

- VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE
II OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION or
IL CLENDON'S CREEK, six miles west of Cartlsy
ing on the basin of the Coaifetds containing 2i@
which is productive any lands in the county Of y
The Improvements good and the situation healthy, 7
liberal JOHN Morris
November IA, 1862. g2-wksh
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PuRrr

FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE pup,,
THE UNDERSIGNE HAVING EPrrTy
Il large TANNERY, with the ADVANTAGE of sIa,-n u
do herein certify that we will tan and deliver mo-
every man his COW hides at the following terT,!
leather hides one:third; upper and harness bijr, /
ANY person wanting hides tanned for cash We Will -,
leather hides for 40 cents per pound and sinner
hides for ~ cents per pound. Two miles East Of II.
House, Randolph County, n. C. Hides to be drIT.
us at the yard or at the Depot at High Point, AZ
leather will be delivered at the same place.
For further particulars address
s. ". & n. KIVETT
New Market, Randolph c.. Y
Oct. 81, 1852. 43-vt,r.
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TAN BARK WANTED

TAN BARK WANTED.
9nA CORDS OF TAN BARK wAyrpD
eDVV which will pay twelve dollars nov i ~
livered at my Tan Yard in Raleigh Anv ,o. per eT
any ON hand and wishes to SELL will please w., V1
ME know how much. all quantities viii he r @.,g y
to loo cords will pay bali the expenses 81 q
Road charges of any that may be more Than ~ vii
Raleigh, in addition to the above price Thu c, ,1
paid promptly on delivery "' '4'l VII
p.,0ic, n ,o H. PETIT, Tan.
S'S"' ~ N-' 1'O'' ~ lo"z. g0-Wk,r