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A. +, & A, NJ,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

" crppErr, Clerk Of District Court.
". ~. THoNsrAD Register OF Deeds ana IL
,ecio County Clerk.
sIvm m,o. ". NAYLoR, Treasurer.
p. DIXON Sheriff.
4 I,cnus, Superintendent OF Schools.
~ u. W1GoIN, judge Of Probate.
N. T. HoGopooN, c,,,,
T,S. BkANDHAeIH' TO- 'ooiniiiisSioii'fs'
~ W PALMER, Chm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WM. MI. CUPPEYT.

PEAL ESTATE 4 ABSTRACT OFFICE; Will
~ pay taxes for non-resldcnts. Office at the
Court House. Canton, d. T. TIT
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UNITED STATES LAND OYrIcE, !
Sioul Fails. d. T., Feby 8, 1879.
Joel Trumble, Antioch, u. T.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Com
missioner Of the General Land Office, In . lettsf
dated January 18th. 1872 has sdjudgsd your Hosne-
stead Entry No. 1877 upon South West Quarter Seo-
ton Township 80 Rang" 81 forfeited. You aro A.
lowed sixty days from the date OF this notice In
which to appeal from said decision.
Is. +. CANPBRLL, Register.
j. NJ. WAsHBURN, Receiver.
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i. +. CAMPBELL, Register.
J. NJ. WAsHpUhN, Receiver.
UNITKD STATES LAND OFFICE
MI a

UNIrRD STATES LAND OFFICE ,
Sioux Falls d. T., Fob. 8, 1879
Alfred Deranlean. Sunnyside, D. T.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Conn
missioner Of the General Land Office, In letter
dated January II, 1879 has adjudged your Timber
Entry No. GA upon South ,st Quarter section II,
Township IS Range SO forfeited. You are allowed
sixty days from the date OF this notice IN which 10
appeal from said dacison.
B.. CAMPBELL, Register.
A1-F-6O JIM. WAsHpURN, Receiver.
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The great walking match has come to
an end Rowell, the Englishman, has
won; lie walked 500 miles; Evins, ATS !;
Harrison, 455
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cyljRcH DIRECTORY.

rp,scorAL SERv1CE-In Canton at the School
,'rse oh The second and fourth Sundays Of eac
naonth at II O'Clock A. NJ. Beloit School House,
s,p:e DAYS at O'Clock p. N.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFYICE,
Sioux Falls, d. T. Feby 6, 1879.
Peter Shuts, Silver Lake, d. T.
Yon are hereby notified that the Honorable Com
missioner OF the General Land Office, in . letter
dated January 10th, 1879. has adjudged your Home-
st"ad Entry No. 1850 upon South West 4, Section
40 Township 96, Range 10 forfeited. You allow
ed sixty days from the date of this notice In which
to appeal from said decision.
u. +. CAMPBELL, Register.
P-45 ]. n. WAsHDUBN, Receiver.
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Notice..

Po1soN-Notice IS hereby given that on
Monday next, March "a, 1879, I will put
out poison for the purpose of killing rats
Neighbors owning horses. cattle, asses,
sheep or swine please keep the same up.
March IS, 10. j. w. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE..

u. &. LAND OTrrcs,
Sioux Falls D. r., March 8, 1873.
Complaint having been entered at this once by
John Kempel against Frank Ramaker for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 0464, dated
May II, 1873, upon the North East 4 Of section
30, Township 100, Range 81 IN Lincoln County, Ter
ritory Of Dakota, with view TO tho cancellation OF
said entry: the said parties are hereby summoned
1879, At O'Clock p. M, to respond and furnish ter
timony concerning said alleged abandonment.
b. F. CAMPBELL, Register.
A5-K-3Od J. NJ. WAsHDURN, Receiver.
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q, w. NAYLOR.

COUNTY TREASURER Canton, D. T. Real
Estate ard tax paying business promptly at
.endedto. ONCE at Court House. 1tf
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LOCAL MATTERS,

wauke railroad, is in town.
MIR. Stcck, former teacher of Can.
ton, called upon US this week.
George Johnson is hack among his
old friends at Canton. Welcome.
Several companys Of Russians have
located in the Sioux valley this spring.
-Bokhof Bros will receive 9 car loads
of horses on or before the 21st of March.
Jerry Gchon WAS very low the first of
the week. He has been feeble for q mum.
Der Of weeks.
1t is reported that Arthur Linn has
been appointed postmaster Of Mandan, a
new town west of Bismarck.
Another new paper, Pattersonville In.
der is the title. Well our western country
beats the world for good newspapers.
Several stran gers have located In Be-
lott and Lower Canton the past week.
We shall sool be something more than a
paper city.
A cemctary association has been or.
ganizcd in II. r. Mays district; five di-
| rectors appointed. Such enterprises arc
u credit to the county.
Mrs. Loken has taken the house in
Canton owned by Elder Conklin, and is
prepared to do all kinds of dress making
She will suit the most exactiny persons,
and give them perfect fits.
Another taste of winter the past week
again, and seeding was put an end to
suddenly, but we may soon hope for
sprlng days at this season, SO We try to
keep cool and wait.
We call the attention Of orr people to
the maps showing the line Of the Chica
go, Milwaukee e. St. Paul railway. They
are nice looking advertisements, but on
one map the line touches Canton, and OF
two, Beloit. Now, which is it?
There will be an exhibition at the
School House at Canton, under Mr.. Keel
ers charge tonight. The schools in
Canton and Bclot have been the
cause Of much enjoyment the past winter
and, we hope that another season viii
bring us all together again, many are
spending their last school days and i
| must seem sad to the scholars 10 break ur
the past winters associations even tor q
short time.
The schoo, at Lower Canton will close
today. The scholars will have an enter
talnmcnt consisting of recitations, singing
and after the exercises & picnic supper
and games. 1t is expected they vii
have happy time. But all will regre
that they are to lose their teacher, Mis-:
| Clara Peters. She has endearcd herself t(
her scholars, and has cndcavorcd to fulf
the duties Of her situation. 1t will bt
long before she will be forgotten. Sht
roes gack to her home in Minnesota mex
week, end we shall all miss her Cheerful
countenance.
| -Yank ton Press: The bill creating {
new judicial district in Dakota Territory
as it was introduced in Congress, cuts of
the following counties from the second
and third district and forms them in ont
district; Clay, Union, Turner, Lincoln
N1innchaha, McCook, Lake, Moody, Brook
ings, Duel, Coddington, Grant and the
Slsseton and Waphcton reservation. W.
have not learned that the bill was in an,
way changed prior to its passage. Judge
Kidder, and great many others, have ap
piled for the judgeship and the matter is
still pending.
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HARLAN HOUSE,
DIXON HOUSE.

D. T., Main st., G. W. Harlan Prop'r.
" Splendid accommodations for all travellers,
and good Stables in connection with the House.
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M. l.. SYVERUD.

MATCHMAKER h JEWELER, and dealer In
~ Clocks, Jewelry, Etc. at Gilbert's store,
esnton, D. T. All kinds Of work in my line attended
!opromptly An I on short notice.
EB~ ~RErERENCE-MY WORK.
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nT Buy your Boots and Shoes Of Davi.
son Bros, Fairview, who beat them all on
prices.
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A Bismarck telegram of the nth says:
To day was the last day of railroading :, on
the ice, and the track was taken up. The
water was three feet for five hundred feet
on the ice with heavy cakes floating The
The locomotives couldn't run on the ice
on account of the waiter putting out the
fires. The trains were given sufficient
mmentum to send them crashing ana
splashing through the water ana noa1lng
where locomotives reached the first car and
snaked them out The water was over the
tracks, giving the appearance of the flats
shooting on the surface OF the overflow.
The cab of the last locomotive that reach.
cd this side of the river was flooded and
the engine careened, but nothing more
serious occurred. The fre-box was deiug-
ed but the momentum was sufficient 70
carry the locomotive out on dry land.
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REYNOLDS HOUSE,

CANTON, d. T.; west end Bridge ST.; A. P. Dix
" on, Proprietor. commodious, well-arrang-
I'll hotel Reasonable charges. Good stabing.
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The rush of passengers over the Dakota
Southern going west is matter of general
remark.
Hon. J. w. Boyle is lecturing on intcm-
perance in Sioux City and Yankton, and
talks of coming up the Sioux Valley.
A man by Tho name of Doan lately sui
cidcd at Stom Lake, Ia, caused by domes
tic troubles His wife seems to be the
cause entirely, as he is well respected.
Dakota Republican: A large number
of Immigrant wagons pass through Yer
million every day, bound for the rich and
fertile government landa north and west OF
us. Most of these ';prairie schooners'' arc
accompanied by large and fine herds OF
stock, which we should like very much to
see stop in Clay county and add to our
material wealth. While the agricultural
section of Dakota is receiving the largest
portion of this springs immigration, the
Black Hills ars receiving a goodly share
Winnebago (NIinn.) Press: Mr.. Frank
A. Gale, for several years leading and
successful business man of this city has
decided to leave us, and will this week
start for Canton, D. r., where in company
with q friend, Mr.. Mark Ward, late of Put.
ney VT, he will engage in the Banking
business. Mr.. Gale has been money
loaner and real estate dealer here for q long
time, and, while shrewd and close in driv-
ing a bargain, is just and honorable, and
does as he agrees to do, and asks no more
of others. Frank will make clever bank
or and while we dkislike to loose him and
his estimable lady, we can congratu late
the good people of Canton on this acGnisi-
ton 10 their society and business circles.
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MKS, e. M. WELLS.

M lLL1NERY h FANCY GOODS DEALER has
Just received, new stock of the latest styles
=. VI summer Goods also supply of most fashionable
Eaterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt attention.
oa early, and see my goods, and learn my prices
oeore leaving orders oIs%hGrs. {2S-tt}
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NOTICE.

UNIrED STATES LAND Ov1icE,
Sioux Falls, u. r., Feby 8, 1879.
Hamilton Southard, Canton, d. T.
You are hereby notified that the Honorable Com
missioner OF the General Land Once In letter dat
ed January 10th, 1870 has adJudged your Homestead
Entry No. 6O04 upon North East Quarter Section
II Township 87 Range 50 forfeited. You ars allow
ed sH days from the date of this notice in which u
appeal from said decision.
B.F. CAMPDELL, Register.
J.. NJ. WAsHnunN RaCavop
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Womans voting seems to he agitated nll
over the United States at present, and
much good Will arise from it if those in
favor will only keep 10 work earnestly,
for when "women wills" you know, men
own her power She does not wish to
soar above man kind, only TO be placed
upon an equality. Women need not
neglect all the great duties put upon her,
for we we'll know women can endure
more than man, but she can think and
plan while at her household duties, and
when it comes 10 voting, it ought not to
take but few hours out OF whole year
certainly, she can spare that time And
if her influence is so great over brothers
and husbands and fathers, how great
would be the influence of politlcal.life
She has a right TO ask for her rights. and
we hope every true and loyal mother will
use their influence for female suffrage.
B. A. G.
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PHYSICIANS.
HOTELS.

VANALST!NE HOUSE.
RELOIT, IOWA. Situated on Bridge st, ono
- door east Of post-ofice. Good Stablin2.
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Died.,

At?Bclolt March 17lh, of acute throat
disease, Corabel, only child of Will II.
and Lizzie Merchant. Age2 years, 10 mo,
II days.
Little Corabel was lovely child, bright
ard winning, and only time can heal the
grief that is caused by her sudden death
Theyoung parents have the heartfelt SYM
pathy of their acquantances in this local
ity Although strangers nearly to the peo-
pie here, we assure them they are not
alone in their bereavement Kind hearts
appreciate their situation, and mourn
with them.
"There is no flock, however watched and tended,
But one,dead lamb is there!
There is no hrsside, howsoe'er defended,
But has one vacant chair"
'Let us be patient! These severe afilictons
Not from the ground arise,
But often Gmes celestial benedictions
Assume this dark Disguise"
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WESTERN HOTEL.

RELO1T, IOWA; conveniently situated; naar
- the East end Of the Bridge. Stages from Be-
6is, depart from this house daily.
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The rush of passengers over the Dakota
Southern going west is matter OF general
remark.
, 1879-03-24
disbursements uf money, A,,d tho demands that
iAVu bcon made upon certain Interests Of tho

fEH AND SALARY n1f,1y

FEB AND eALAhY MIL"
Tie Ohio Legislature llas passed fec and
salary bill grading the ices of county o!lcers on
tue following plan: It provides that Auditors,
Clcrks Of Courts, Probate Judges. Trcatlltcrs,
and Recorders u counties having population
Of between 10000 ntlt 950, ,00o sltall bc allowed
to charge aud collect ~ per cent anil 10 more Of
the foe. md compensation now allowed by law;
tint these officers, wtsli The exception Of tho
Recorders, In counties having \ population Of
betwcen m,WW nm! 1WlO11, shall cf,nsQa null
collect IL fcr cent of tn.lr urcscnt fecs; and
tlMt Recorders mar collect only 10 per cent Of
the[r prcscnt ters. IN counties Ut from 40.DtD
to M000 inhabitants the Fues Of tho irst
named officers shall 6u ouy 80 per cent nt those
Which lucy now rcccivc md these of the Record
Grs shall te .only u per cr,lt nf their present
fees. In cnullties OF fruin D5,OUD to IL, 100 fhu
rctl4ctinn q! the tcrs ot al The officers, exenpt-
lug Rcenrdors, stall lie to u per cent, nlnt those
uf Recorders to % per cct1t, Ut ,tietr prrscnt
fees. III cosintIcs of u, ,0O to JU DO0 their fees
null compensation shall consist VI 90 nor cent nf
the compensation HOW received. mud tho RGeosta-
ers OF tltesc cDMntiea shall clsargD md collect
Dnly D5 per cent OF tho fees md compensation
ilDw allowed them by law. And IN Ill counties
nf fess than q, ,0M inhabitants the fces OF til"
ltccordera reunfn as tl,uv NOW arr, hut those Of
ilic Auditors, CLERKS Of Courts, ,subato Judges,
SherltEs, md 1rcne,lrera nre rci1uced to Us per
rant OF those now ullowGd to them by laW.
, 1879-03-24

Atte,npk Of tts wisconsin pcmoornov IN
-ko,l tin I,euoh will, the Cuntact M E.r.
tt.una1,,n,
10 me haHoF iat Tribune.
WAraa1ows' Wis, aIarrl! %!.-Tl1o voters OF
Wisconaln hayo but little over ono weak 10
ta,< ,oanr,,mr Tim .o,cr,,or ~ ~ ...a,,,,., ""
,u"u 'eAa!u'ph NV se'esssoo " u" Assoc'A'o
Justice o1 inc supreme Court IN Foon o' Judgu
Orsanus Colo, whose term sDon expires, tt,o
Cnl, tno,, Lts .cat nm t,,e Hrnch M , nrnnhiir.
oo'1 ."N" 49," 's .,'. ~ .,
ah' oHt a''eo .''.n ao nas taAe" very lpoo.
renaent political course ahs't to-day u wond
ically. Nonc tlisu,,ta that tu,iro Colo las mao
m a,,to yo,-icss ona tndsr.n,l.rt .1,,,..
y" "p'' 'ea''s'n' A"" '"'''p'"a't' S""so'
fora him only frnE legal standpoint,
uubia.ud by partlsanst,Ep ur political bearings.
IL ,lc5orc,co y, , c,1l maids ,,nnn him hv l"ad.
, 1879-03-24

=
Alone exhibition, 4 poo, female of 70 reass
or tlscrcabouts tsho has never received an otrer
Of marriage,
..-..
- Young man IN bFooklsa ooasts thae no has
kissed his girl $50 tltncs tn six hours aud thrse
laps, and thinks le fas won The match.
A local paper heads column OF personals
nS1cn md T1,jurs II whcl, ia rcrta1n1y not a verv
,,.,I.,t ,ssy ~ refsx.,,,,, -. ta ,,,". n,,n,
su'"n' "@' VI 4o'e'''nl' ~ 'ao o'''e' "s@'4 "t"'
Il downtown man says ilo has tho hest nuc-
tiop ear In bis famtay. II belongs to h,s wife
and II hears OF every auction !n tho city, ullscti
to the lXhincss OF ifs purse.
+, v,. n,,,vo r,,,,to, vn,, .,,1 That pr,r,.
denco -" l,,s a. nr,aIne,i \ Tin "nir tmn ' .rne
e, tas ~ ,9,.o.aa. H. ,i . n,,. ~" ", WI.
H. e, ~ ~, u ~ Ss ~ c,rs
"'S w" ''''"1t' h''o VIC 'ao'"'' VI "'s e4''''e
,sst vsr nnsf " Il cs h fo.," t,,av E
s,ii; , ,rI"r ,nn,,t .shc,ves t", n1h.r l"if
.s,"v hv t sn,,cr u ct' u' Win ~" ~
cn.,rtinr' md int st.p1ur.mr,x F"2. Rt,or;er. ~
eou''''s' w" 'o''' "'"e' russ A'!"'"''
"An old head OH young shoulders" /" IL a very
tritu saving. which vas rovctsod by Ola Buffer
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TEHRE HAliIE.

6pecfai Dfsp1{ch to 3as 1Ff5Hnk,
TKnRx ilAuTH, Ind. March 93.-Last avtnLng
II WA dtscluscd that D. jahbett, who MAS elected
to tho ot1'co Of Township iruasoo for Harrison
Township. That luc!udes this citY, BY tho Ma
tfonal party, has bucn engaged In giving put
numerous tassts so various officials and citizens,
permitting than to 60 to indianapolis snd fc-
turn for social putpoacs. The bills fur such
passes wcre presented by the proper railroad Of
hctats TO the County Commissioners At stllrr
pntd. Investigation shows lint tHu OF tie three
Commissioners who constituted tho Board, all
Democrats, had ac:epted aud used the paAsea in
tlcenan. The other Commissioners md Dther
of!ictals aud cfttzuns to Htotn such passcs
wcro offered promptly rotlsed to accept
them, fearing trouble. The wt1oto matter was
IN direct violation Ut tbs law Msd deeply fraud
uent,. aud 1s u yery bad showing for Ill con.
ccrnod. Further bad Developments art prom.
ltcd. md the whole tnatter attracts deep atteu.
tio1 among our cit!zsus, especially 10 political
, 1879-03-24
AN INTERESTING TRIAL.

fntc1a' DjtN0IeA q IKs 7Ti8uH6.
FoHT WAYNE, Ind, March 2h-tlns OF tho
n,ost interesting civil cases eysr tried In th!s
county resulted last night In q disagreement oi
tho Jury, after being out thirty hours. sult Was
brought by 1,,echantc named X l.. Wohlfor1
to rpcover $4,000 on = uote alleged 10 hgve
beon executed In bis favor by Charles Lthulau,
who died recently aged %, leaving about s5u Oo0.
Ills wits md Two sisters are bis solo leRal heirs.
Plaintiff alleged That Lehman gave him tAu note
hecau4u ho named h!s child for LehnIsn. Thu
dctuuse claimed the Hota tu ,u = forgery, ai,,t
tlIut there was no consideration. Thu trial nc-
cup!ed nearly swo weeks, Anu the courtroom
WAS constantly crowded.
, 1879-03-24

F70t NE"1ueRP 7sHpRF9HCe LfcsHV -
Darkeepcrs In this city pay on an average g.
per gallon fos whisky. Ono gallon contains au
average OF Is drinks, nud at 10 cents drink tho
poor man pays 5000 per gallon fur his whisky.
In other words, he pays 20 for the whisky aiItl
$3.50 for handing It orcr the bar. Make your
wito your barkccpcr. Lend her 81 to buy gal
Ion Of whisky for beginning. and every time
it. DY thr time yuu hare drank Il gallon she
will have sG.50, Or enough money to refund the
$2 borrowed Of you, to pay for another 1aslop
Of liquor, A,n. have n halance OF S2.sD She will
hc aute to conduct future operations OIL her own
capital and when you become an Incbriatc,
unable 10 support yourself. Stunned anll do
spIued by all respectable persons, your wife will
hare enough money TO Keep you until you get
ready to Ill a adrunkard'a grave.
, 1879-03-24

H1rtHFF TGi6Ett0h8 from LILO
cnce sn''mltted in tho Trial at tho Suit
Against Him.
The following additional fettcfs were read be-
furc thc Court at Washington:
201 Foun AND ONE. HALF SrHKEr, n. W.-IInS.
SfMns CANEnoS-Ltar Sir: The nrat and only
pe9Mnie M who told mo so rue yoi was when boarded
II: ealsln', tue Cnrringtons. attosncys.at-law.
paid these qcnt1encn s:s Col. F!tshnEh ,ald al
# s sss HFss . 'Sa s ssss tss wa as a. cs,ps 9f y
Ftxhagh we',!a t.kc ths esni. o ;,esd ms1: ,"'
relatives to have anything mure to 10 In tle ,attcr
Tnm snsa !' r sasS tho @ cay 10 stsfs a9a
ths. Snw lie secs fliat there Ia no wnY to make n
little money but grt rnund you In aosne way. lie
seMt big ron James to NIX ntc to CONS to big honsc
lick hsvs ts 5 a' To- h. ,e H., wen s G1Hs
s: e. r. Fl "is Ss: r .ss: +
come and ece her hut they did not c1lne. She told
no ahs went 10 nee Mr. Cameron, but ho WIS sick.
@ went few tt,ys aIo % the Treasury to Try gut
laid her husband tco Fitzhuq1, that tic note aho
sent wv 10 cone and reg llor on A street. when
YOU did not balIovu slo wtoc It, and M1s Goi.
Fitzhurh told nlr TINT ron entertained lor hus-
innh by telling him things against mr.; TINT you
Of yourHt 10 the scnats. | only ,ctl You iii thia
nov. nov md, Il You hase % :. e. much money 70 spare
st y1 sa 9s 5sa.e 5 has y 5of nssn "
to nc. for have been in}urcd 1t Sous hands, and
II saup"as p a. Mr. R!t,dlc now .ola yon al .uacrcd
at the fremont House ftom tho c!fecta Of tue ned
ictne y0u fofcel mo to take. No Que tells you how
much smtEcr. So they can mako mDnoy out Of
yon ~ talking Avatnht ne TO you. attn going now
70 tllg sn9t far eandcr. and find out who II ii that
ta rysny t. DO mo ft1nrr or conrse. ynn cau hlro
but Il il jnst, have never spokcn hatM 'S sot II
yon to a mortal. brought the suit necat.se l was
Injured. tnsnllcd, and uccciyc1.
room At tho Congressional llntel, md she made
Nlaria abuse mt. i"u told bur Tho week befors
@ y9S 9Fs m bur 1ts 10 G ~od
On your firm % hotlsekecper. dill ask yor, and
II you do viii drnp the tuit-or Rive no money 10
entitled 10 T. Yon forced u,s 10 give ny vIrtuo 10
yuu, and ! bc1oveu you would marry me- WHO
knows harnl Of mel defy the world y brIae !ip
wartd over, every one who hns ever known me Will
speak we'll OF MIC, MnlcsE 1t is h0me one viii, no
little money out Of ron. . And takr care thcy do
slan,ltr me- l,oltl YOU was willing to sei.o thiH
mastfr: f., Between you and mic, you know deserso
ySa fsaem @ 1ef once telling f ~ 4 you .u.nes!
would nj ns,ry. ow would 'n b hntsd 'G dow. sEa
This yau toltl MO whcn we were In bad at tho Con.
K1csBtofln1 lloct. anu yDH swofe then that tint
jufad Ia,n willing 10 settle, and Il ny a,surney
ss aa nc Hs re &c ro n9ys1 y"
ltliaye every one'H talc md pay them money, aad.
II you only come ur send ynnr frienh to ms, you
KN9w 1t. could leave tits city. Mud, to sl1ss you
vii, yon can selll aono ono With INC. may 70
&c 70 sa nd &c nst ~ ao ~
any onu asks why dropped tho case. i think this
10 best for lis both.
Jan. 93 1H77-Efn Chn.fr1n-DzAu Sin. t.