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NIGHT SESSION.

The House met at O'Clock P. NJ, pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
An engrossd bill from the Senate to repeal the Sd section
of act entitled act to divide the State into Con-
greSsona Districts passed its I'd and Sd readings This
bill provides for the holding of future Congressional cleo
tions on the first Thursday of August
An engrOsed resolution to increase the pay aud per diem
of the members Of the Legislature for the present
put its second reading increases per diem
Ia Sl2 and grants 20 cents per mile
On motion of Mr. Carter, the resolution amended BY
increasing, in the rates. the pay of the Principal
and Assistant Clerks of the two Houses and that the
EngrOssng Clerks
The resolution then passed its I'd aud Sd readings uns
q suspension of the rules
An engosSed bill from the Senate to amend and explain
section g. chapter l07 Revised Code referred on I'd
reading to the committee on the judiciary
engr0ssed bill entitled "a bill concerning Rutherford
of the rules.
Also engrosscd bill amend the charter of the North
Carolina Christian Ad0Oeas joint stock publishing
Mr. Mckay introduced the following resolutions:
WHEREAS Armed bands of meu, sent out they al
ee for the purpose of arresng conScrps and dessrters
in certain of this State instead of lawfully dis
charging the duties imposed them and in violation Of
the Bill OF Rights, which says that should be de-
prved oil his property but by the law Of the land
burnt down houses and destroyed property being
present but deienceess women and children. Therefore
be it.
ResolosR By the General Assembly now in session
that the Governor of this State is hereby directed and in
srucied, that whilst he should afford every facility
cOrdAnce with aw, to arrest all fecusant conscrpts and
descrters to protect the private property of citizens Of
this State from wantOn and swess DESTRUCTION and he
hereby authorized if necessary to prevent the same to
cali out any portion of the military force pf this State
Mr.. Mckay urged the passage Of tie resolution. The
frequency Of these swless acts demanded mperatiyely
some action by this Legislature for their suppression
The property of poor defenceeSs woman he in
formed by respectable citizens in the county Of Hane
had been burned to the ground by armed band which
had gone there in quest of her husband who stated that
unless she pointed where he was the whole of her
premises should be burnt the next dsy.
Mr. Hadde was glad that this resolution had been in
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county of Chatham The evil Was cryiny ono .us -,
for speedy action. 'alled
MF Lobb was opposed to basty legislation H..
prepared to vote question of much i'm ios
did he desire to sadd the Gov ernor with So rr.o of
sibilty He hoped the resolution would be refsrd pom
committee. W
Mr. Nc Alden opposed reference. The reson,i
plain and the House was prepared to vote. was
Mr.. Harris ofChatham, opposed the resolution ardru
that awess acts were m1re frequently cummittsJ yea
sent to arrest them. The resolution was wholly were
sary and tended to encourage dsserers in dI leeeS'
upon private property, etc. FNU''l ons
Mr.. Rives thought the resolution reflection o 4,
ernor The Governor had am pie power to renr uoV'
ourageS and to pun ISL their perpetrator, such
Messrs. Mann and Mccormick urged the mmedia,oo,
ton of the resolution. auop.
The motion to refer the resolution to a Sc ect cor...
was rejected. 0nlnittee
The rules were suspended and the yeas and nav. -,
been ordered the resolution passed I'd reading hN
following vote "s Oy the
Those who voted in the affirmative were Messr AM
Abortion, Afford, Amls, Ayera, Baruhardt Roo
Bryan, Burgin burns Carpenter Carson Carte pest,
Craig, Dapenport. Davis. Duke, Dunn FLINT Ft
rison Halves Henderson, Henry of Berthe Henri o. mar
derson, Hodges, HOllingsworlh Horton Ingram I: en.
JOyner. Judkns Keener Kerner Laws W. Wns
HYDE, Mann of Pasquotank McAden McCormicE NAM OF
Mcneil, MeRae, Nssen, Parks, Perkins Rddict Py'
Robbins, kuss Russell of Craven Sherwood CuIter,
Smith of Guord, Smith of Washington WsJao Sn93eT
len, Waser Watson Welburn WoodaII Sonna IS W Ut
| aud Young of Yancey-72. "k Vi lreaeil
Those who voted in the negative were Mess-s H..
ger Brown, BumPsss, Cobb. Crawford Francis GIi
Ger narTs oi OS0arrus, harris of Chatham Kirby -
Manning, PEBBLES, Powell REYNOLDS Rivss R?b, Love
| SPrull Stanford, and Stance-2l '' -'OO'HSOn
Inc resolution then passed its third leading and b
houSe auJourhed until 10 morrow mornngfl oScIock
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SENATE.


The Senate met at 10 O'Clock. Journal read.
MIR. Virgins, from the inlnce Committee, reported
resolution nstrucng the Public Treasurer Issue dup
cate bonds in lieu of those stolen by the enemy
Mt recommending reference to the committee claim s.
On motion of Mr. Outlaw it referred the judiciary
committee.
Mr.. Lassiter from the committee propositions and
grievances reported back the memorial of John Manning
ate of the u s. Nayy asking to be discharged from its
further consideration.
Mr.. Warren, from the judiciary comm ittee reported
bill prohibiting trading with slaves for salt.
Mr.. Ramsay, from The committee claims reported a
bill in favor of j. w Hnson sheriff IF Dupln recommend
ing its passage. Pesscd its several readings.
message received from the House transmitting the
following engrOssed bills, &c.
bill to incorporate the Pettigrew Monument Assoca-
tien. Passed its several readings.
proposition to appoint joint committee to enquire
into the proprey of rembursng the Public Printer for
expenses incurred in printing present rates.
in.
report of different officers of the State of the steamer
-4dUaRce &c, proposing to print.
Mr. Graham objected to printing anything in regard
The papers read and the proposition to print laid on
the table, motion Of Mr. Young.
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TO BIZ CONTINUED |

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE..-THE SUB.
scriber offers for sale the house and lot the town
of Hillsboro', used a factory. Thu building il
8oI5o feet with cellar and sheds on one side is well
built house, sealed inside and painted inside and out has
hrstrae pump and excellent water 81 of an acre of and
corner lot and building within twenty-five feet eonse-
queny in no danger of Ere from neiehborng buildings;
well adapted TO store and tobacco factory Price
$E5OO The house cannot be bH for double this amount
GEORGE BISHOP
Hsboro, N. G..
Nov. so, 1868, sS-Gt
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stll1ii -4pptklq Stanaarh.
BLESSED ARE THEY THAT MOURN
By WILLIAM C. BRYANT.

BY WILLIAM c. BRIASTs
Oh! deem not they are blest alone
Whose lives peaceful tenor keep;
The Power who pities man has shown
blessing for tie eyes that weep.
The light of smiles shall fill again
The lids that overflow with tears;
And weary hours Of woe aud pain
Are promises of happy years.
There is day of sunny rest
For every dark and troubled night!
And grief may hide an evening guest,
But joy shall come with early light.
And thou, who DER thy friends low bier
Sheddest the bitter drops like rain.
Rope that 4 brighter, happier sphere
Will give him to thy arms again.
Nor let the good mans trust depart,
Though life its common gifts deny,
Though pierced and broken be his heart,
And spurned of men, he goes to die.
For God has marked each sorrowiDg day,
And numbered every secret tear;
And Heavens long age of bliss shall pay
For all its children suffer here.
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October IA, 1868.
HNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED To T11

Ja'I OF hanooPh' on me sh DAY OF November 1863
did belong to Jacob Parker, of Warren county n bt
sold in Richmond, Va about the LIST of October is6s
not remembered.
Sad negro appears to be about % years old feet or
inches high. weighs $50 1875 pounds heavy set and
toerable black. says that he placed the Railroad
and Runaway ABOUT two weeks before be apprehended
The owner requested to forward prove property
pay charges and take him away otherwise be will be dealt
with as the law directs.
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Jno. F. Hoke ESQ., Senator elect from Catawba DISTINCT
presented his credentials qualified and took his seat
Mr.. Ramsay, from the committee on the Insane Asy-
nm presented report, with bill approprlatrg an ao-
ditOns of $S7 500 for the support of the Institution
Passed its several readings
The resolution requesting our Representatives. IN Con,
gess to urge the increase Of the pay ofour soldiers passed
It's third and last reading
taken up
Mr. Graham moved to amend by allowing the Clerk to
the Comptroller 200 per annnm, and the PuoiIc fnter
fifty per centum additional to rates now allowed Adop
ted.
Mr.. Hall moved to amend by allowing keepers of fer
ries and bridges double rates. Rejected.
Mr.. Hall, amendment giving Judges $2,ooo ana cur
rent expenses while circuit.
Mr. Outlaw moved to strike out $4,000 and insert 81
900. Agreed to-
After short debate, the amendment, as amended was
rejected. Yeas lS nays "a. w
Mr Ellis moved strike out 5000 in the Dill anu ln
sert S4,G0O Rejected.
Mr. Graham moved to insert $500 Rejected. 90 ma
Mr. Taylor moved to strike ont the salary Of Sz;OUf
proposed in the bill the salary Of the Superintendent
of Common Schools. Adopted
Mr. Graham moved to insert as the salary OF the keeper
of the Capitol, $500 Agreed to.
The bill amended then passed its second reading
message received from the House transmitting
statement of the condition of the Bank OF Chai otte
resolution in regard 10 the arrest of Eli Swanner,
citizen OF Beaufort county, was taken up on us Seo
reading. .
Mr. Hall moved to strike the preamble consisting Of
an allegation of the illegal arrest of the party
Mr. Warren made statement showing that the prison,
arrested without dne process of law and contended
that it done defiance of both State and Confederate
law These being the facts, he thought the reasons for
demanding his delivery to the civil tribunals should De
expressed in the resolutions
Me- Hall argued that the resolution of itself was amply
sufficient to carry out the intention of the Senator from
Observation-Disclosures that the allegations of the preamble
had not been proven
Mr. Sharpe opposed the striking out holding the same
opinions IN regard to the preamble as Mr. Warren.
The amendment Of Mr.. Hall rel ected. Yeas "a,
nays 90.
Mr.. Outlaw moved to amend the preamble by striking
the preamble and inserting another, stating merely
that the Legislature had been informed of the illegal ar
of MIR. Swanner, &c. Rejected Yeas lS, nays "a
The resolution thus ado pied.
BILLS. ETC, FIRST READING.
Mr. Matthew's bill Incorporate the Salem and Fank
road company
Mr.. Graham bill to regulate the office hours of the
officers of the State.
Mr.. Neal bill concerning the Rutherford Academy
| Read three times and passed.
Mr.. Adams Of GulIrd, bill TO amend the Charter OF
the n. C. Christian AiUdcdtS Joint Stock Company
| Passed its several readings.
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SENATE.

Senate met at 10 o'clock. Journal read.
Several committees made reports.
The bill in relation to the Deaf Dumb and Blind Asy
lum passed it's several readings.
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J. ". SIZED, Sheriff
of Randolph county, c.
ASHORE, Nov. a. 1868. pr. ad. $iS) S4-6W,
A TTENTION FkRMERs.--I VIII SELL

n at my residence, in Chatham county on Tuesday Ib,
18th of December next to the highest bdde the following
articles wit: ALI my corn fodder and shucks all nv
farming utensils consisting part of one horse wagon
horse wagon with good harness both two Use
and calves two sows and pigs; large ktte and
many other articles too numerous to mention Sale 10
take place II o'clock Terms made known on d.Y Of
sale. IRA BECKWITH
Nov: Is, 1858. g2-td
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A DMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE.,THFS T6

a DMiNlSTRATOR'S NOTICE.-.THE SIR
q serI6er having qualified at the last session August
term, of Wake County Court as the
bell lrede deceased hereby gives notice to all persop
having accounts CLAIMS or demands against said estate +.
by law or this notice will be plead in bar of their
while all those indebted to SAID estate they will please c
at Mr. +. Pescnds Drug Store where they will find thu
accounts and evidences of debt, and settle them
CHAS. L. JOHNSON, Admir-,
October II, 1858.
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RR. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO.

mr.. JOHN w. MAY, LOCATED AT GRO.
II GANSVILLE, Rockingham county, N. c. EitI give
special attention to the treatment of FsuIa Piles umorI
Diseases of the Womb. Spermstorrha, Ulcers Nervous
Debility, Secret Diseases and ScrofuiOus Affections lie
has had lOEg experience aud practice and has been
fOrmy successful the treatment of such diseases He
be consulted at home by letter personally and all
communications strictly confidential.
September Z. 1883. 73-sm
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FABLE TOWN PROPERTY Fun
and other necessary ont.houses large garden spaco
oak grove. and a large field the whole covering hEe nd
of rich and well cultivated ground-a line location ~
pair well of the very best water is also c3ss 70
kitchen building Possession given on the LIST OF
next, OF little sooner if required. - ,,,, p.r.;rI
For terms apply to l.. w. iECh' mo- Vi" Or
November 5, I363.
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ATE. A. WHIrAKER'S,
N 100 bushels APPLES.
Cotton Yarn.
100 gross Matches.
10 kegs Soda.
DAILY EXPECTED AT
E. A. WHIT A KS
1000 lbs Carolina Belle SNUFF a.
Raleigh. Nov 5, 1913.
nHOR REWA RD.-.S T /. Il , OrV On
az AVO the train between Raieig and HsIsG Gs: cold
Thursday night last, the 18th OF November very mt
bunsman double cased watch marked j. T. j. on the s,
side of the case in the centre of The watch ne tEsu
however more nearly resemble G. T. e. IL "s van tho
from the person of ThOs Jenkins while asleep " what.
train. The above reward will be paid to any "
soeVer, delivering the watch to me ,pEKISS
1hoAA0 Raleigh, \. C.
Nov 20, 1888.
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Ang. II, 1868.

SHOES AND BOOTS, NEXT DOOR TO
~ WILLIAMS HAYWOOD Fayetteville Street M 15
eigh N. Gust received and now in store, spenda
assortment of Gentle mems Ladies' and Misses BOOB
Shoes and Callers, embracing beautiful variety 4 -
dies Satin Shoes and Caters Also large lot Of Co'O'
Yarns of assorted Plumbers. .
Also Owen double barreIed Pocket Cannons' freoD
iuventiOn-shOot ten times in many seconds c,,
Apply early, and procure your winter supply oil onO''
and Boots before the rise in price.
Terms strictly cash on delivery. ,-1U
Raleigh, Nov. %, 1853. Sf-Im.
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SALT AND RECEIVE HAVE ON CON.
- signment large lot of Coast Salt, for sale by the
sack, larger Quantity Also Rice bv the tierce at
CREECH LITCHF0RDS,
Auction and Com. Store.
Raleigh, July 7, 1868. 55-h
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~ OIL C Eat H E FIRM HERETOFOPP
existing under the style of J. D. c. Pool Broibar.
having dissolved the business will be continued bv b
undersigned In the name of. d. c. 4 J. NJ Pool 'A'
J. D. @. POOL
K,t..u. NJ n M. POOL.
efpd
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nR. b. F. ARLINGTON RESPECTFULLY
H1 offers his professional services to the citizens OF Raj
egh and surrounding country in the practice OF Operative
Deststry and treatment of the various diseases of the
mouth pertaining to the DentshStructure.
Patrons given reference. Office in Exchange Hotel,
Room No. 81
Raleigh Oct. 1863. Sit
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1.-TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Il Runaway from The subscriber the 4th instant my
negro man ALFRED. He is dark copper color, about
feet inches high with his front teeth out IS 40
years old will pay the above reward for him delivered
to o confined in prison SO [ Can get him.
T. L. MARTIN.
Huntsville, Yadkin county, Nov 7th, 1868. 46-H
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n OTICE.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
IL to tie Jail of Guford county, Greensboro N c on
the 9Th day of August 1853 negro man who calls HIM
self GEORGE, is feet 10 inches high and will weigh
abont 40 pounds, black with very thick under lip
Some scars ON the back of his neck which he says Wa
done by lancet when be sick. He has some beard
around the mouth aud looks be about Is years DID, and
says he belongs Edmund NOrcum, of Csreret county,
and left with Edmund Maett and was hired to Bur.
ney Hooper, of Fayetteville N G. He says be has been
runaway for some time
The owner of said boy is requested to forward,
prove property pay charges and take him he will
be dealt with according TO law. G.. A. BOON,
Sheriff of Guford County.
October l. 1868, TIT
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE.
THURSDAY, Nov. 80, 1885,
The Senate met at IL o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
Atkinson The Journal of Saturday was read.
The Speaker announced Messrs Aycock and Wooiey as
the committee enrolled bills for the present week
Mr. Graham. from select committee, reported Dill In
relation to the salaries Of public officers. Allows the
Judges of the different courts g. 200 per annum Pubic
Treasurer $780, Chief Clerk $4,000 Assistant 300 Sec
rotary of State 500 and double fees Comptroller $4,000
Supt of Common Schools $4,000 Private Secretary to
Governor $500 and double fees Solicitors and Attorney
General $40 for each Court the several Clerks of Courts
double fees Chief Clerk OF the Auditor of Accounts % 900
Librarian $500 Reporter of Supreme Court $780, Olerk
$6On and double fees
message was received from the House transmitting
communication from the Commissioners OF Appraisement
throughout the State Ordered to be printed andre
ferred.
message proposing appoint joint select committee
that part of the Governors message IN reference 10
TO sheep raising coDcurred in. and Messrs 1onng
Pchfcrd and Patrick appointed the Senate branch o
said committee. =,
The following engrossed bills were received from the
House and read the first time.
bill in relation TO the Institution for the Deaf DUMB
and Blind [Approprates $4,000 for its maintenancej
bill in relation TO trading with slaves.
resolution in regard to comparing the polls or MEM
Der Of Congress in the 10th District.
A resolution in favor of the Sheriff of Duplin. -,
bill 10 amend the law in relation to deposltlons At
lows the dispositions of Presidents of Colleges to be taken
as evidence
resolution in regard printing additional copies Of
the TreasurerS report ~
bill to amend the charter of the town of StateSvie-
Passed its readings under suspension of the rules
Mr. Outlaw u resolution nsructing the finance COM
mtee enquire into the expediency of taxing slaves
uniformly throughout the State. Adopted.
Mr. Hall bill to Incorporate the N G. Volunteer Navy
company. Referred.
The bill in relation frauds and fraudulent conveyanceS
being reported against by the Judiciary committee failed
to pass its I'd reading.
a bill relieving those who have employed substitutes
in the Confederate army from duty in the one guard
was, on motion Of Mr.. Matthew'S laid ON the table, -
Mr. Bagey nominated several persons for justices OF the
peace for Pasquotank county Concurred in and sent 70
The House $3.50
Mr. Sharpe bill to release Absalom and Eliza Tronp-
man from the bonds of matrimony Rejected Mr.. Ora
ham bringing it to the notice of the Senate that the
sage of the bill would be direct viostOn of the Const-
tuition
Mr. Murri resolution proposing that the Legislature
adjourn sHS die Monday the 9TH OF December Lies
over
On notion of Mr.. Taylor. of Chatham the Senate adj
journed to Tuesday, 10 O'Clock.
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Sougster.
Vanandigham Songster,
@ltp Nottres.
NOTICE TO All WHOM IT NAY CO.. .CERA

ATO1iCE u heTaby gwen that thefe srs pON pea nl
N before the oty Council OF the tiY of Dayton. the
following ogluuances, to-Wt - .
To grade and pave the alley neat south OF First
street betge seq Erstpn Second safeis. .
TO gfsde aud pave me alley rnining nom Cieeg
street westsardg 20 ihe hsvee beiWeeu s,eond apd
Ia pprsu'nos 70 tle Law said Ordinances wsTo lwles
read laid the table, and che Cierk suueted 70 give
four weeks nOiige pi che pendancy oi iha same.
The ~ requi 81 al claims for damages that NAV
accrue from Hala improyemFpt ~ b. nlod Ia w ung
with the CITY CLERK, setting iorth the amount of dam
the time required Tor the publication of sllsh notice,
whom Inc shius VIII - tskenup fDI bel aeiion. la
stzd4s ANTHONY STEPHENS, Cly Clerk.
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oF rHE
DAYTON EMPIRE.


Friends Of Cunstitutional Liberty the DAYTON
EMPIRE, once more greets you, and takes a place
along with the other Democratic papers Of the State,
advocate OF your principles and defender OF
your rights. II ardently expects at your nRnds a
warm aud friendly reception
An important campaign is before MS, frsught with
Of good evil than any which has ever preeed
ed IT, The Life OF the Nation and the Liberties OF the
people are at stake. The coming months preg-
nRnt with mighty events, and every man should be
fully "posted on the issues, to be able
to perform his duty becomes freeman. The great
battle between Centralized Power and Individual Lib
erty-Democracy and Daspotism--s now beiug
fought II our people true to themselves, the
Constitution and the sublime teachings patriot
forelathora, the contest cannot be doubtful. The
great mission OF the Democratic party, which has
stood tine bulwsfk Of the Union and the champion
Of the Constitution reudera It's entire unity and bold
attitude, in this hour OF national peril, matter OF
vital concern. The pending issue is not less for the
maintenance OF united country than for the perpet.
alton Of Democratic principles eKpounded by JET
ierson and Jackson The momeutous results
hang upon the issue The past is dead, In its
lessons of experience Tho Constitution, II preserved,
the beacon llght that wall guide to point
safety nom the present 81 rm and conhlut II tram
pied under loot ana strOyed we are forever lost
IN darkness, gloom anarchy It the mission Of the
Democratic party to preserve intact that Constitution
which gave Union To that party alone may con
seryatve citizens look for relief and happy return
to the proud days Of the Republic when peace smed
and prosperity feigned throughout the land tis un-
qussuonably tho Union party fthe present day
The ie.reeord four glorious uuion and the sanctity
ofthe Constitution fully attest tis declaration, as un.
der its prudent sway and Judicious government the
Union was made blessing aud the LonstitutOn sa-
cred bond ol equality and national happiness. Tun
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Notires.
Ran AWAY
for SALE.
HOUSES ANp Lots.

Ols 5s7 aRd 6ss on Thini street, Opposite Council
i 4 street dutthfee minutes wan nom the uouft
nupse, On each lot is csm'0rtAbis cottAge house
For Information apply ~ No. a33 THIRD st. Rn25dlw
1NHR PREMIUM FARM 81 Randolph eouuty, Indi.
Il ana, for sale At forty dollars per acre on three
yeirs' ume in iour equal payments, without interest
or 90 terms 70 suit turchaaer, with interest
This cAlehIAted farm Of tour hundred And twenty
agTes, extensively known a. the Meek Arm. com
pTses abont wo hundred aud my acres Of drsi elRss
lptiOmi three hundred anres cleared we uuterv l.
watered nj fenced good assortment OF large aud
small frutsi new bang bsTns good dwelling house,
recently enlarged, covered, painted and papsTed neal
nldgorl@s eight miles north Of Belelontdne rail-
road, in the MssisainneNa Valley, fnseR ilea north.
vest Of unioa CITY or uTther information address
or call on
aif2adswewe WILLIAM NJ LOCKE