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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
1Arp,sc YWs UNION PACIFIC.
rhese1re ReAsaas fer nelte vlnx thai s"c
Miiwaakrs Occupancy atAs easenste"s
In that NlreoStOas

Muw.aA-. css.pa~y ssAs asse"sse"s
In that Nlreastoa.
Eden sun. ssn.s
From the iuformalion II. hand 10 ara led
Ito believe that the branch OF the Chicago,
Milwaukee n ST. Paul railroad which Will
be completed through this place to fankton
early in the spring Ia intended for aud Will
be the main line of tho road. Il seems TO
be the intention of the company 70 buiiu
tue. road ~ fast A. possiblsA mt Though
Northern Nebraska TO intefsect the Union
Pacific at some point, in Wyoming territory.
This will be done 10 catch tho Pacific coast
traffic. A tho matter now stands, Tbs lines
l,hat now center NJ Council Bluls and
Omaha, with Chicago astheir eastern, ter
minus, naturally get all that comes over
the Union Pacific, aud as this Iowa roads
pool their earnings, the U. p. makes its
own rates. The Milwaukee road III Iowa
has not been recognized in these pools, and
really did not wish to. be, but would rather
tap the Union Pacific wet of any possible
branches of those roads ia the pool, and,
furthermore, get u large share ,uf western
freights.
In point OF distance from California to
Chicago, the Milwaukee road has The ad-
vantage of over one hundred miles. This
in Itself is an item of no small Importance.
The travelling public figures distance about
~ careful as 1t does expenses. In building
the line through Canl6u and westward and
south to the Missouri the Milwaukee road
no doubt did 80 TO keep The Northwestern
from striking in a sou.hwesterly direction
toward the Union Pacific aud thus cut of
the Milwaukee's chances for Pacific slope
traffic. We have no doubt hut ,hat the
Milwaukee will build to the Hills Ut an
early day but the main object seems TO be
to get an outlet TO the far west, which looks
like u very wise move on the part Of the
managers of that gigantic corporation, and
is about the only move they could make
without building an independent line of
their W across the Rocky moun,aias.
This would incur an outlay of millions and
years of hard labor, which can easily be
remedied by tapping the Union Pacific ives,
of where other roads from the north can go.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

Judge Mackey, of South Carolina, an
almost life long friend Of General Grant,
states that during Grants recent travels
through South Carolissths dined with him
and put the presidential question .poln,
blank. Mackey saYsthat Grant replied
that he VA not . candidate ; that. il Was in.
justice % him to consider him such, and
that he IVES esti.lsdte-the privacy Of his
ovnopipion on this and other SUBJECTS like
any ppsivate citizen. Judge Mickey says he
Vas not, disposed to tall, politics. but mani
feated great interest il the industrial affair
Of the state, the negroes, the relations o.
the races and materialsmsttsrs.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

Tbs charges brought by General Clinton
b. Fiske. of.the board Of lndian cemmis-
Oioners. AGAINST Commissioner Hayt ant
Inspector Hammond, will be lread Will
lively interest by the people! OF this por
tion Of the world. Those who -haye beef
familiar with the notorious operations q
Hammond along the Missouri river ,ane
With the logged unreasonablenes pf Hayt ID
connection Herewith will be quick to BE
lieve that the charges Of General Fiske-ar.
based upon something tangible. The well
known penchant Of Hammond for little
gifts Of furs, robes and poaies leads to the
inference that he would, not b -averss 70
accepting the larger gift Of a silver nines u
an iaducementto 'let up" on his disclosures.
Hammond had stirred up 'develi
opmens" at San Carlos agency, in
Arizona, very much .similar % shisshogus
charges against agents and traders along
the Missouri and was being q ably backed
BY Hayecas he has been in all Of his seaaa-
tionki Transactions. Il seems difficult for
justice TO reach these officials, butas Gen.
Nsks i % the right track il might not be
out Of place for him to continue his
investigations into the causes Of the
sudhuafy reuovstof4 Agents Gasmaup,G Greg
DRY, Livissston and Cravsrs and Traders
ClafkSes. Hudson andSRobb snd Of the abb
sol1te refusal Of the Commissioner to give
-these gentlemen q fair hearing or proper
restitution for the ipjuries inflicted upon
them. Wherever the true inward
Aeo Of. these removals has. o.besfI
uncovefed by legal exlmfnat1on
it,has been shown that there was nothing
u them but conspiracy and malice. Bot
there are . great many important points
WhicAScaa never be touched upon outside Of
IN investigation oy the board of Indian
eoueninjonei.I and while tllas body hssgths
subject In hand, Missouri river Indian mat.
I'm night b appropriately addsd.
We can never be made to
beliess tbss. ths highlands. proceed.
of Hammond and Hayt were induced
ayasinpisd isirs 10 purge the services end
de recital Of their performances ai9ise San
Carlos agency confirms The opinion prevail
TIETtEES 2aL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

Tho residents ofthe jim river counties
have concluded, We are Informed, to elect Z
member of the territorial council aext fall
and insist that shA be given . seat in thai
body. They hold that they are taxed and
are not represented and that II they pay
their taxes they must have the represenm-
ton. The last legislature in
experiencing the representation of the va
rtoua ouuntlesdn the territory the next lex.
islature gave TO these counties-Hutchinsop
Armstrong. Hanson and Davlssn-one
member OF TIC house OF representatives and
no ~Tepresgutation in tho council: vi
thought at the time that this apportionmen,
was an iDjustice to the people
Of these four counties and
have not since changed our opinion
upon that point But We cannot see WHARF
there i now apysremedy. The. appos.ionn.
ment q indicated became . Law. The M.
tional government permits territories to
chose only q limited number of Legislators.
The Law indicates where these legislators
are to be chosen, and Is only one represen-
tative is allotted to the "Jim river
Counties" they will have to endure
the discrimination against their
interests through smother session. They
will remember that their representative in
the last legislature was possessed of but one
decentralization. He carried his point
and sacrificed the counties he represented
when the apportionment scheme came to q
head. Through their representative these
counties are to blame for the FIX they find
themselves in. Our recollection is that they
received all they asked for IN the way of
representation.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by Worms.
Browns Vermifuge Comfi,s, or Worm Loz-
enges. although eflectual in destroying
worms, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable com
bination has been successfully used by ply.
%sicians, and found TO be absolutely sure in
eradicating worms, SO hurtful to children
Twenty-Five cents a box.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
Arrogant Breath and pea.,y Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth
daily with that justly popular den,iflice,
SOZODONT. Composed Of rare an~tiseptic
herbs, it imparts whiteness to the teeth, a
delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to old age, the teeth.
Acidity of the stomach will destroy the
strongest teeth unless its effects are counter
acted with SOZODONT, and this pure
tooth-wash protects the dental surfaces by
removing every impurity that adheres to
them. Ask your druggist for SOZODONT.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
WANTED.

Sherman s. Co, Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at q SAL
airy of 800 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

The special senate comnitses appointed
to in~yestiRats- the negro exodus CONSISTS Of
Msssrs. yoorises IYancasa nd PadAesosi
democratic, and Window and ! Blair re-
pubiieans.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12

Representatives Blackburn, Blount, Can
non. lClymer and Hswley have been up.
uuin4ed-s sub connistss 70 invsssigats the
Star souts sssrYices
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-01-12
HAMMOND AND HAYr.

Tho Country 10 Beginning to Fine out
the True lnwardness OF This Precious
Pair Of 'sReformers.,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

y t>T'> rrrsv.'tr'l.e~ The f,llcw-
;hssls sit',esalt o. me election ia liun-
iingburg last Monday The Board 81
Trnsteesfs an exssIIcn, one:
Trustee. III ward = Lewis Klosterlnan !;
no opposition.
Ttuetee. "a ward--Dr. G.P. Williams
escr'isw1s Kailcrhenry.
Trustee, sd 'ward--IIenry Landgrebc !;
no opposition.
Trustee, 4thswar sherman : HtthJert
over II. Meurer:.
/ Trustee. 9Th ward--A Romsbrake no
opposition.
For Marshal--Five candidates were
voted for ReyfG. Koch was chosen by
two nx0ii<y.
Cierks-G. M. Halwmchs was elected
over +. II huDdick.
Treasurer4-H. Dufendach was elected
without opposition.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07
NOticee0f Application for Liquor
License. t

AyoTfCE Is hereby given a. the citizens o. jasper
IN and ton nshirs Dubois county Indars.
tina: the undersigned win apply the board u Count
Com 81 Dubois ceunfy AZ their Jnns fernI
$50, under the provisions II Act entitled Fan
70 regulate and ie-e the tsie of spiruons. vinons.
malt and vther Intoxicating iiqus 70 limit the license
Ter 70 be rmrvea by rte anf tuvns. and 20 repeal MI
former laws regulating fhe sale foxic<sing liquors.
and all laws and pasas % laes coming Ia conflict with
violation thereof. ant declaring emergency pa sscd
BY the Legislature Of Indiana IN lrz5. Tor license
sell spritncus. vtSlsAnd nan.iiquors. quantities
for term Of onsgear. Thcpfeei~e location where NJ
desires % sell intit 4ose situated ths Of
West Sixth and Se~Nr<t<. on Lot No. 70 a. shown IL
the plat 81 the towsefJ tspss Bainbridre township
Dubois county. Int3Anr- JOHN EETZ-
April I'D. lsso-e~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

NorCE'is herspf riYan 70 she citizens OF Port<rs-
~ yale and Hccne township Dubois county. Ind.
that tfsen1ersEui will apply 20 the hoard u County
tom u6stcners ~ Enthusiastically. AZ their juno term.
SsS under the provisions 81 al Act. entitled IAN Act
20 regffSend license the ssie ~ spri'uou> sinou~
malt anfeth<r Intoxicating iupors. 70 hn the license
ee 20 be charged BY cities and towns. AnL repeal all
former laws regulating rhknie ~ intoxicating liquors
and aillaws and parts Of .~s crnripr 10 ccric With
the provelscf this act prescribing penalties for the
vioafionfhereef. and deciany passed
BY the Legislature cf intisus IN ISIS for license
sell rpiff7tn. vitcW and at liquors.. IN qranfitie
less thaea quart time We drf nk rhe premises
for term " oneyeN The precise location where be
desires 70 s1ii> in house stased and being upon tho
sonth -wsss part effretinn.sseeticn twenty
NORTH II kaDfe 1--WE Nsst IA rods. adjoining the
tow o. f0nsrsviile. Dcatoss county. Indiana.
May !. lsso-3w c.SESNIH0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

NyOTTcF IL hereby rs<en " The cifirens o. Jasper
An and cambridge tder<h4 Dubois county Indiana.
chat the undersigned viii apply che Board Of Cons,
Commissioners Of Dubois rr<,my. their June term.
isso. under the provisions Ufsn Act entitled An Act
= regulate and license the ssis VI rpirituous vnoux
Hd alt and other infoxir at liquors. limit the
zcsn<e foe 70 be charged - thc- towns. and -
repeal all former laws regut0nz the ><s Of
INpors- and all laws and passeefSa~s ecming in con-
net with the provisions ~ this sct prescribing pen
aides for the violation thererfuk debating IN emer
Esusy passed BY the Legfs'ue ~ Inrisna. IN 1875,
frrkicen<e 70 sell <pirtno1s and liquors.
In quantities less than atha tie 10 b. drank
thefpremises. for term Of cn<ysar. The precise 10
eatiod where be desires 70 sell v 10 his hcur~ Situated
ana b>ing upon south Gunner ~ nt No. ninety,
JasFe<x Dubois county. Indiana.
April sd. lS7o-Sw. ANDREGJ. MeyERyEY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

Worm Dowxs--Rfgson township II
which Evansville ~situssed Last Nor.
day voted down propositjoo to sub
scribe 100000 g the Seymour'anxl Ev-
ansviIIe railroad. we should thlnb,Ev.
sDsviIle would have about - much rail-
road debt . che ought 70 carry, whom
Ne three roads to be completed there
this Summer get what shs has already
voted them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07
NQTEssE TO HEIRS OF Petition
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.

STMf~or INDIANA; DuBors County sea:
ENOWCEis hereby giren that ElizabetA
A. Eci<ert, Administlasrix Of the estate
OF Anthony Eckert. deceased, has file.,
her petition 70 sell tIjes Real Estate Of
the decedtnt, his persenai being in
sufficient to pay his dehss and that
said petition will be heard At the next
term OF the Circuit Court ofssaid County.
Attest: PETERJ. GosMx4rK, Clerk,
&C. Dubois County.
BRUxo BUErrSER, Attorney fer Petit
toner.
April seth, $780, Sw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

Trustee final settlement report, made
tothe Board Of Commissioners uponthc
expiration Of bis term Of Office. April
isih, 1ss0:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

NOTICE Il hereby given that the
49, partnership heretofore existing be-
tweenJohn Sprauer and Elizabeth John,
In the.lsotel and bar business 10 now dis
solved. All persons knowing thens-
10 said firm can settle
with either party. All persons holding
claims against said firm, contracted be-
tween, the first dav Of May, 1879, and
the iGsuday Of April, 1880. are requested
10 settle within 80 days from publication
OF tfiirnotice. JoHS SPRAUtn,
ELIZABETH JoHSs
Nay 7th, 1880 = 3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

WIN practice IN the Courts Of Dubois AMI ad,onlnc
counties. Collections attended 70 promptly.
OFFICE, East sixth street, near Public
auare. Aprn ~, 1sso-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07
Salt!
Lime!
Cement!

IN any quantity desired, athir times.
from one barreIto 100 bbIs. and AZ
reasonable figures. ParticuIarr prices
made on large sales at the II. II. Depot,
Jasper, Ind, nm
Y Aug 20, '7D-tk J. b. EfxsxER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

Totals 2ss3 ~ s1H1 Il 3 ess II
overpsd Township and spesfi ss7 60
Approved BY the Board A pril 10. 1850.
.'vt W. w. KENDALL.
!. Trustee Hall Township.
April %, Is80-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

Trustees report OF final settlement to
the Board or County Commissioners. IN
on the expiration OF hisferm Of Office, the
18th day Of April, 1880:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
VIM. GASSER,

Horef Main Street sppcsIs che pescs once.
JAsrER, INDIANA,
[Yks hrirhnd opened new shop sor an'+kSnds Al
- sr1khwcrk- His long acquaintance wsth fhe Ill.
nens % ptboh county. and the we'll known ceod char
acier OF hsEwork. he trusts will give him trs share
lAtronneeS His prices will be made 10 eunt Tim -
~ Hofte shooting and irosing Of wagons or bur
efes promptly attended 10.
November 18th. 1s5l-fy WI gAkgyE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-05-07

Totals sa,sso 50 s2.oss W sai Al
Approved by the Board A priI Ia. 1880. !.
j. III. LEslMoS.
Trustee m~dison Township.
April %, isS0-3w.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
Can You9


Can you tell why men who cannot
pay small bills can always find money
10 buy liquor and treat when among
friends? t'
Can any one tell how young men
who are always behind with their
landlords can play billiards, night
and day, and always be ready for q
game Of cards When money is at
stake?
Csnany one tell how men live and
support thoir families, WHO have no
income and no work, when others, who
are industrious, are half starved?
Can any one tell why four ffths of
the young ladies prefera brainless Top,
under a plug hat, with tight pscpts
apd a short coat, to q man. with
brains
q Can any one tell Why it Is that
sone mothers are always ready to sew
foI'the distant heather when their own
children are ragged and dirty
Can any one tell why a man who IS
always complaining that lie cannot
afford to subscribe for the local news
paper 'Fi1d every week bofrows it from
his neIHhhor can aii3rd % attend
every travelling show that comes mo
town
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

WIDE AWAKE Is winning golden
opih;oIs in England, a large and spec
ial edition of the magazine being now
published in London. for the benefit Of
cur Young cousins over the sea. The
London Literary World, ahigh crit
cal authority has this to say ii;
This Is avery sumptuoGs monthly
f,lL Of slfeh reading as may CRAFTY the
varied tastes which children as well Is
grown-up-People, chdrish- lis illus
trations, We gre bold to say. arc net
10 be matched in oar own childrcu's
nontAlies. They have the effect Of
drawing, and not that often Singular
i untaithful refrojnctIyii Of Il draw
ing, called an engraving IS soon as
this very striku,g magazine becomes
known, many homes Will be thankful
TO the English publishers for bringing
it within their reach.
"Thc Little Folks Reader" issued
By ID. 10 hrop & So, as a readrr, for
primary schools, has become-very pop
uIar as a magazine for home reading.
Each number most beautifully Illus
tratcd.
During his late yis.t TO England,
mir. D. -LsthEap, Of the firm of ..
Lothrop s @, purchased, Of Kate
Greenway1 tie picture she IS painting
for the next Royal Academy Exhibi-
ton in L5n,lon Is-wiil be engraved
as the froutispiece Of the Christmas
number Of BABYLAND. Mr., Lo,hror
also secured d nc% work " Gie author
Iof "Isracl Mort Ovcrnali,7 called
''The Te,apter behind, which win be
/ published in advance If the Izhglisi
Edition.
The publishers of WIDE AWAIT
have secured for that magazine, the
new story which George Mcdonald !.
now writing. It will be printed di
rectly from the authors own manu-
script 80
! i chnjGo and beautiful presentation
volumosz5repared by D. Lothrop s
-tCo., expressly for the coming holiday
season, is THE England Story Book,
containing thirty-seyeu stories b,
prominent New England authors
among them, Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney
Celia Thaxter, Elizabeth Stuart Phelr
/ Nora Perry, Mrs A. M. Diaz, Sophi
May, Blanche Howard, Lizzie "
Champney and Others. There are
large number Of evquisitc Illustration
add the binding is very tasteful an,
elegant. -'i# .H
he-'ezcopsake Text Boob, !" benv
jtifuI volume now in press, will be read.
soon. tcontains Seriptural texts up
on one page, and blanks for writing Oh
the other.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
Tlsc 9.anl1et1ll.
Flnr Public s,shas's.
BOLIVAR, TENN.


The I,ctt investment of money - in
establishing and maintaining ncigh-
borhood schools. oar county great
j. nccls now ,lcp8rturs in ne public
school system. NLils Ge are busiiy,i
serving the present, it Il eur high duty
10 R~ovi,le Tor lie iuiure through ti,eI
education IF the rising generation
What Is a large cash account in hank
worth to a mans family If lie neglect
the proper mental training 81 his.
children. Money will take 70 itscIi
wings and ilyasg5. but the Intellectu
al culture Of your CHILDREN viii sna-
viye the mutations Of the times and
ssrve II elevate them IN the scale of
humnnity. Far too many parents feed
the holy Ola child and starve It's mind
I'll and impovcrisi It's spirit. Let Us
call a halt in shis direction and devote
rime and money to the oducationq-
development OF the young and thus
materially IMPROVE tie cohuIuo4 oi
our famiii $ and place them FOR lie *
ture on plane Of enlarged usefulness
and give them Weapons with which
thoy can successfully meet the issues
and eYents CT conf lg manhood and
wonauhOod. 80 iaE
All tho property in the county
should be taxed sufficiently to have
good teachers in every district. Some
times you come across IN. old fogy
who is opposed to public schools. Such
a man should have lived one hundred
years 500 and not in THIS live, bustling,
stirring day. The present and future
will need strong minded men and We
men and not dwnrfs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
The Charity OF Extrayagancc.

Whenever the laboring men are out
of employment they begin to hate the
rich. They feel that the dvelIers in
palaces, the riders in garages, the
wearers Of broadcloth, silk and velvet
have in some way been robbing them.
As matter of fact, the palace build
.ers are the friends of labor. The best
form of charity Is extravaganza. When
you give man money, when you toss
him a coin, although you get nothins,
the man loses his ma h Oh. To he'll
others to help themselves is the only
real charity. Whenever I see q
splendid home, palace, a magnificent
pile, / think Of the thousands who
were fed, Of the women and children
clothed, of the fresides made happy.
y rich man, living up to his privi-
leges, having the best house, the best
furniture, The best horses, the finest
grounds, the most beautiful flowers,
the best clothes, the best food, the best
pictures, and all the hooks that be can
afford, is 81 perpetual blessing. The
prodigality Of the rich is the provi-
dence of the poor. The extravaganza
Of wealth makes it possible for the
poor to save. The rich man who lives
according to his means, who is extrxva-
giant in the best and highest sense, is
not the enemy of labor. The n1iser
who lives in a hovel, wears rags and
boards his gold, is a perpetual curse.
He is like one who dams river at its
source. --Exchange.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
SheTif's Sale.
No. ESQ Il. 7.
In the Chanccry Gourt Of ITardoEnan County,


In the Caanocry Court of IIardcinan County,
. Tenn.
Ty virtue of an execution from the Hon
orable Chanccry Court of Iinriem=n
county. Tenn, / viii sell 50 tho highest
bidder for cash, al tbe Cour;hoaae door, il
tie town Of Bolivar, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1880,
the following Described torn lot IN the
town uf Bolivar, Iinraeman county, Tenn,
feonijng Il fees, more or iuss, on Jsck=on
street its north naTEiu), runs back between
parallel lines north I2p feet, more o. less, TO
Ramsey 6: Harris lot, and bounded on the
east by lot owned by T. Fentress, and on
the vest by lot aiSo Belonging to I. Fen
trcas and known as lot 10. i, in the division
by the County Court Of lIardenlan county
Of the lots Of joel Saunders, deed, being
the same lot bought by defendant OF New
bern and Siallcr ON tae 26th day OF October,
1879, BY deed registered IN the Register
Office Of IIardcnau county, Book Z, page
552. Levied on Is Tie property of defend
ant, Il. T. Arnistead.
w. ". FARLEY, Sheriff.
This 2c;h day d October, 1880.