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West Hartford Southern Methodist Church.
Preaching next Sunday-at Dublin IL NJ. and
Susquehanna Hall at p. NJ, by Rev. j. NJ. Ying-
ling.
Fast Hartford Southern Methodist Church.
preaching next STANDARDIZATION II A. NJ Per-
ryman p. NJ. by the pastor. Prayer meeting at
Perryman Thursday at quarter before seven, p.
NJ. j. M. Steele, Pastor.
Rev James b. Craighill will preach at Grace
Chapel, Hickory, on Sunday morning, November
18th, at II o'clock. Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
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Webster and Vicinity.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.


On Monday last as Stephen Durbrow and bro
thcr were cunning the former was accidentally
shot Ivy the latter, the shot taking effect in the
thoraX and abdomen, DIR. Virdin was called in
and rendered the necessary surgical aid
SICKNESS
The typhoid fever has abated, most of the pa
ticnts are conValescing.
POLITICAL.
The small poX grows less in this ncighbor-
hood. We hope to kill the disease by Nov 8.
p
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PISTOL ACCIDENTAL colored man, mailing
from Alabama and enquiring for work, acciden'
tally shot himself In the left hand with pistol
when near Bel Air. The bullet entered between
the first and second fingers, and lodged about
two inches above in the body of the hand. II
was cut out by Dr. f. P. Dallam.
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KICKED BY CoLT.-On Saturday of last
week, Martin Frederick, a young Frenchman,
in the employ of DR.. William s. Richardson, of
Bel Air, was kicked in the abdomen by young
colt, and seriously injured. DIR. Richardson
fears his injuries may result in peritonitis.
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j. VI. LarOque's Anti Bilious Bitters.-If you
feel dull, drowsy debitated. have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, and tongue coated,
you are suffering from torpid liver or bilious
ness, and nothing will cure you so speedily or
permanently, as j. M. Laroque's anti-bilious Bit
ters. 25 cents paper 81 bottle. For sale by
w. e. Thornton, sole proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison street. Baltimore.
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The ROYAL 81. John Sewing Machine.

In another column will be found a few
out of many parties who are now using the
Royal st. John Sewing Machine in this county,
The large crowds that were gathered around this
machine at the Fair led us to the conclusion that
great interest was manifested In this sewing ma
chine. We also learn from the Company that the
sale for this machine is constantly increasing
and all of their agents are kept busy to supply
the demand. This machine can be seen by calling
on or sending to their agent, Mr. J. N. Henderson,
Fallston, Md, who will take great delight in show
ing any one its merits.
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House and Lot of Ground

situated in Hartford county, Maryland, in the
town of Bel Air, at the of Main street and
Hickory avenue, and now in the occupancy and
possession of John &. Rouse, as tenant. Also that
adjoining
STORE HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND,
situate in same county and town, on Main street,
and now in the occupancy of Henry Reckord &
store.
And hereby give notice. that I will sell the
above property, as described, to the highest bid
der for Cash, at the Court House door, in the
aforesaid town of Bel Air, OH
MONDAY, NOVEMBER Nth, 1881,
AT IL o'clock NJ, or so much thereof as will salts
fy the debt interest and costs, set forth in the
above described writ of fier facias.
JOHN j. ALEXANDER,
oct2l Constable
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Loss OF VALUABLE HoRsE.-Mr John G..
Rouse, of Bel Air, lost valuable horse by collie,
on Wednesday, as he was driving through
Churchville. The animal was taken sick on
the road and died In short time after his arrival
of the place named.
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In spite of the violent abuse showered
upon Mr.. Heating, the Democratic candidate
for Comptroller, he will be triumphantly re-
elected. And he ought to be. No man has
ever served the State, in that office, with
greater ability and honesty His official
record will bear the most rigid scrutiny.
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"A vote against the Democratic candi.
dates, next Tuesday, will be vote for that
faction of the Republican party which is try.
ing to force Grant on the country for four
years more, or may be for life.
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"What every one says must be true" that
"Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal for
coughs and colds. Try It. Price Pc.
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SHEEP KILLED BY DoGs-Last Sunday morn
ing, between six and seven O'clock two dogs
attacked a flock of valuable sheep, belonging to
Mr.. William Dawson, living near Bel Air, and
before they could be driven off, killed seven and
lacerated five of the flock. Each of the killed
and wounded sheep had one of its ears torn off.
The dogs are believed to have been setters-onc
of them black, with white spots, and the other
tan-colored, with long hair 1t is pity they
were not killed Oh the spot. 1t seems strange
that no means can be devised by which farmers
can be protected in raising sheep
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COnStable'S Sale,

DY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias, issued by
ID Mr. James A. Fulton, Justice of the Peace
of the State of Maryland in and for Hartford coun-
case wherein Louis Cahen is Plaintiff and Robert
W. Whaand is defendant, to me directed, | have
levied upon all the right, title, interest, claim and
estate. at law and in equity, of the said Robert
W. Whaand, defendant as aforesaid, in and to
the following property, viz:
All the right, title, interest, claim and estate, at
law and in equity, of aforesaid Robert w. Wha-
land in and to all that
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DIED.

LARNED.-In Baltimore, on Tuesday, Nov.
LIST, j. II. CARLISLE, in the 9Th year of his age,
son of Frank and Helen Larned.
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DEMOCRATIC VS.. REPUBLICAN MANAGE
MENT.-The levy on the $1OO for county pur-
poses in Hartford as compared with Republic
can counties of the State is as follows;
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One trial will convince you that 1t is the best
Ask your dealer for the Frazer Axle Grease. and
take no other Every box has our trade mark on
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NOTICE. fce Board Of SchOol Commissioners
IN of Hartford county.-Bel Air. Md, Nov. .,
1881. EACH SCHOOL has been furnished with a
description of its district. The teacher hBs been
directed to fasten this description in the school
register, where it will be subject public inspec-
ton. The patrons and tax payers of each dis
trict are particularly requested to examine the
lines ms laid down, and forward any objections at
once, in writing BY order
noY4 WIN. ii. HARLAN, Secretary.
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1.-The doctors said my wife had consumption
Tried 'Lndsey's Blood Searcher,' and she has
better health than ever" G. II. Hubbard, Hamp-
den, Ohio
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HALLowEEN-ALL SAINTS AND ALL Souls
DAYs.-The last night of October the eve of
all Ilallows or All Saints day, is the time when
according to an old superstition, witches and
hobgoblins 20 abroad on baneful errands, and
spirits become visible to mortal eyes In this
interpretations age and country mischevous
urchins take the place of the COLLINS, and play
annoying pranks, such as removing and chang
ing sign boards, carrying off gates, placing OBJ
structions in the roads, &c. Some little damage
was done in Bel Air, but nothing of a serious
character. In England, Ireland and Scotland
Halloween is the occasion of certain popular
household customs, such as nutcracking duck
ing for apples, &c.
All Saints day. November LIST, is q festival in
honor of all the angels and saints of heaven, OBJ
served by the Roman Catholic, Protestant Epis
copal and Lutheran churches. 1t is followed by
All Souls day, Nov. I'd, which is set apart by
the Roman Catholic church for the commence
ration of all the faithful departed. In Germany
the people, both Catholic and Protestant, visit
the gravc.yards on this day and strew flowers
on the graves of their friends
NOVEMBER CouRT.-The November session of
the Circuit Court for Hartford county will begin
at Bel Air on Monday, the 14th instant The fol-
lowing prisoners are held in Jail for their ap-
pearance at court:
Elizabeth Green, colored, as States witness
against James johnson.
VIM. +. Washington, colored, charged with
stealing gun from Amos jackson, colored.
Theodore Gibson, colored charged with steal
ing gun from Barney Osborn, coored.
Daniel Murray, colored, for an assault upon
Richard F. Harkins.
John Sweeny and James Dowd, for cutting
each other with knives.
Nathaniel Brady, for assaulting James Nixon.
Henry Agert, for stealing coat from Luther
II. McNabb.
Nelson and Joseph Boston, colored for steal
ing gun and other property from John j. Kin
sey.
Alexandra Chew, for stealing canning checks
from Joseph A. Coale.
Charles White, for the larceny of valise, and
for gambling on the fair grounds.
VIM Cuttings, for stealing chicken from
Frank Boarman
Charles johnson, for stealing watch from
John Lingan
VIM. Fadey held as witness for John W.
Mahony and Howard Ferry, against the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
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HENRY n. WATERS,
MAGISTRATE

kXr'Wiil attend to the Collection of Claims and
all business entrusted to him. Office near OAR
lington, Md. myA
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IMPORTANT TO CANNERS.-The sub
i scriber now offers for sale, favorable terms,
his TWO FARMS, about 900 acres, situated above
Darlington, with frontage on Tidewater Canal,
and one-half mile from the Railroad. They
have been used for some years as dairy farms and
are consequently in high state of cultivation
The land would yield large crops of fruit for
ming purposes. Ample and good buildings on both
farms. Dc. WHARTON SMITH,
oct2S-it Philadelphia, Pa.
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Two good Work Horses very superior Mule,
years old tirst-class animal in every respect l
superior Cow, will be fresh soon /; | good Cow to
be fresh in the winter; three-year old Heifer to
calve shortly after the day of sale a lot of Fat
Hogs Sow and Shoats, 2 fine Ewes, l excellent
four horse Wagon, made by David Reynolds; |
Family Carriage, good two-horse Spring W agon,
| good Horse Cart and Harness, a lot of Wagon
Harness, set of Double Carriage Harness, 2 Bug
gy Tongues, in complete order; Brides, Collars.
Riding Saddle, Plows. Harrows, Cultivators,
Shovel Flows, Hoes, Rakes, Forks 1000 bundles
of Fodder Corn by the barrel, so bushels of Pota-
toes, Double barrelled Gun, lot of Cider Bar
rels, empty Flour Barrels, Boxes, &C., together
with variety of other articles.
ES- SALE POSITIVE.
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NOTECE.-0Hce BOaFd Of SchOM Commissioners
~ of Harfori county.-Iel Air, Md. November
|, 1881. THE TEACHERS INSTITUTE will be
held in Havro de Grace November 1ith to 18th, in
elusive. All the Teachers of the county are re-
CURED to be present. and no teacher will receive
his salary for the time unless he attends. An
persons interested in Public Education are invited
to be present. By order,
nOvi WIN. III. HARLAN, Examiner.
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The FIRST TRIP OVER THE BALTIMORE AND
DELTA.-The first locomotive for the Baltimore
and Delta Railroad was received in Baltimore,
on Thursday of last week, and on Friday made
trial trip of three miles and return over the
new road. The following persons were on the
train, which consisted of the engine and plat
form car: VIM. II. Waters, President of the
road; s. &. Boyd, Secretary and general man
agcr; Thomas Armstrong Treasurer; Caleb &.
Taylor, Howard Munnikhuysen VIM. Gilmor,
John NJ. Dennison, Albert Carroll, Rev. George
c. Stokes, DR., G. II. Boylan and Graham Gilmor.
The engine was built at the Brooks Locomotive
Works, Dunkirk, N. Y, weighs As, 900 lbs, and
cost, delivered in Baltimore $4,000. Its named
"Enoch Pratt" as compliment to Mr.. Pratt
for the interest he has taken in the road
Crowds of men, women and children cheercd the
train as it started towards Bel Air land the in
termediate stations" The road, it is expected,
will soon be in running order as far at least, as
Towsontown.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-HdlJord County, to aCt :.
II hereby certify that Ellis j. Tucker of Har-
ford county, made oath before me- the subscriber,
one of the Justices of the Peace, in and for the
said county, this 10Th day of October, 1881, that
there are estrays trespassng upon his enclosures,
as follows: One Sow and three Pigs; also one
Shoat all white. Given under my hand,
HENRY X. WALTERS, j. p.
The owner or owners are requested to come
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
them away.
novI-3t ELLIS J. TUCKER
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A CoRREcTIoN.-T Through some inadvertence
in our issue of last week, we spoke of the two
lectures of Rev. Mr.. Flippo, at the Court House.
as temperance lectures. We should have stated
that the second lecture of the Reverend gentle
man was not, in any sense, temperance lecture,
but one entitled "Keys to Unlock Hesrts,"
being designed and admirably calculated to
disclose some of the springs of human action
The lecturer succeeded in entertaining the small
but very intelligent audience, who listened to
bin, on Tuesday evening, October %, as speakers
rarely do. Should he again come to Bel Air
to deliver other lecturea, of which we under
stand he has several equal if not superior to
that with which we have already been favored
we advise all who can to go and hear him. An
hour of time and twenty five cents in money can
not well be more proftably invested than in
listing to lecturer who really has something
to say, and says it will.
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ENSTRAY NOTICE.-Hagto,d comfy, 10 wH:
Hartford county, made oath before me- the sub
scriber of the Justices of the Peace in and
tor the said county, this l4th day of October in
the year 1881, than an estray is trespassinR upon
his enclosures. described as follows: A Roam
Hefer, darliish ears and muzzle, supposed to be
about one year old. Given under my hand.
RICHARD Il. MARTIN. j. p.
The owner of the above described Hcifer is re-
Questcd to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away.
oct2l-3t DAVID HARLAN.
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ROAD in the 3D. District, near Deer Creek Iron
Works, according 20 the report made by the eX-
aminers appointed for that purpose, and now on
file in the office of said Commissioners.
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any or all proposals made. BY order of the
Board. GEO. X. CAIBNES,
oct2l Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.- All Persons
IN are hereby warned NOT TO TRESPASS on
the lands or premises of the subscriber, near Con-
stitutiOn, with Dog, Gun, Trap, or for any pur-
pose whatever. | give notice that all persons so
offending will be prosecuted according to law.
oct2l-3t DANIEL NJ. WHITEFORD.
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ByJ.J. ALEXANDER, Auctioneer.
Public Sale.
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The terms of sale are-all sums of $10and under
cash; credit of four months will be given on
sums over that amount, to be secured by notes of
purchasers, with approved security.
oct2S A. & o. CALDWELL.
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az UNIVERSAL Accord,

G Ayers Caihartic Pills are the best OF
al! purgatiycs for family use. They are
The product OF long, laborious aud sue
cessful chemical investigation, and their
extensive use, by physicians in their prac-
tlce, and ty all civilized nations, proves
them the best aud most effective purgal;ve
pill :hatmedica. science can devise. Being
purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use. In intrinsic value and curative
powers, no other pills can be compared
with them, and every person knowing their
virtues will employ them when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery Of life. Mild, searching ant,
efectual, they are especially adapted to
the needs OF the digestive apparatus, de-
rangemcrls ef which they prevent and
and cure, IL timely taken. They are the
best and safest pifysic to employ for ckil
sdfed aud weakened constitutions, where
! mild but efieciual calhsrltc IL reqsired
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In the whole hist ~ Of n ID N J,

No preparation has ever performed
such marvellous cures or maintained so
vile n reputation, Us Ayers Cherry Pec,o-'
raj, which IS recognized as The worlds
remedy for all diseases of tile throat and
lungs It's long continued series Of won.
derfnl cures in all climates has made il
universally known as safe and reliable
agent 10 employ Against ordinary colds,
which are the fore runners Of moro serious
disorders, 1t acts speedily and surely, al
was relieving suffering, and often saving
life. The protection it affords, by lis
timely use in throat and chest disorders,
makes ii on invaluable rememedy to be
kept always on hand in every home. No
person can afford to be without 1t, and
those who have ever used il, never will.
FROM their knowledge of its composition
and effects, physicians use the Cherry
Pectoral extensively in thelr practice, and
clergyinen recommend IT,. Il is absolute
certain in lie renAs,lial effects, md will
always euro where cures ais posylblc For
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SllerinS Sale.

No1, Is hereby given that by virtue o. an 81 ecu
ton isued ont Of the Dis. court in and for IucoIn
county, u. T.. against the goods, C lattels, huaa
and ,eaernsuts OF Henry I. Myers aud WIN. Char
said Henry T. Myers and VIM. Chariot had GU Shs
3fth dsy of January iss,, in and to the following.
described premises, which shsli expose for sale
as the Law directs, TO satisfy said execution costs
aud expenses, at the front door OF the urt honse
in Canton; Lincoln county, D. T, on the I'd day Of
April, 1881, At oae O'clock in the afternoon towit.
Lots one, tive, three aud four OF section twenty
six, and lots two, three and faur of section four
tecn. and 10. ons of sections txenty-shree, sn in
township niaetyseyen OF raags torty,eighs Of Lir-
coin county D. T.
2 ns.ed February g, 1851. A. p. DIXON, q
.. s, GIfYoap Si,eriT Lincoln Co. D. T,
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Grass IL king Of Dlkota, tae propose new state.
The territory LEA entirely in the broad valley OF the
Missouri and that OF the Red river OF the North.
The Black Hills with untold wealth, arc partly
within her western bordsrs, while on the east are
Iowa and Minnesots, with their railroads after her
abundent grain crops. Besides gold and silver,
coal Ii found In the northern ard wes.crn DISTRICTS
rnd petroleum springs from tbs rocks The eli
mate presents less thstis Objectionable 10 the east
ern emigrant than either Of the adjoining states.
Its winters are mild aud its atmosphere is OF the
most remarkable saiubrity. Tho son Is rich veg
etsble mould. ranging from the most allnsian In
the bottom Iands-of which there ara many taous-
ands Of scrcs along the Missouri and its tributar
ies-to the more compact upland prairie, thorough
II we'll ad,pte to ths production Of whea. and o:h-
er grains. Oats, peas barley and othsr such small
grains attain tho ripes. perfection; but the great
and GROWING wealth Of Dakots, outrankins gold,
wheat. corn and all else, Is her Incompatible crop
Of grass. Thousands Of square milss Of her bot
tom u nds yield two tons or more per acre, per
year. .. sinslo cutting, while away north, In The
Red river valley four tons per year secured BY
two cuttings. For stock raising. wood growing,
darytns, grain growing and the product ion Of root
crops, Dakota possesses unsurpassed advantages.
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Land 6hacs !. Yankton, OAK, Ysbfuary y, rest.
Notice Il hereby given that the following named
Anal proof In support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made bsfore VIM. ". Cuppett, Clerk
Of dist. court for Lincoln county. d. T. u Cam
1857 10 m, viz: Anderi sivort-ou skoreu1, under
his I'D entry No s6is, Sioux Falls ssries. for the
WM,sEti, SEX. EL section ~, aud +
MN II, Sec ~, town 81, rsnge 49, He names
the following Witnesses 70 proys his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said lani, viz:
Ole Osstst,, Even z Fosssm, Ola r F,sssrn, x o
Hammer, all Of Canton, Lincoln county DAB.
20 q. A. WxrrEa, Register.
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. j..
County OF Linco!a,
In Justice cour. before D. Il. Ea~,, J. P. Lin
coin COUNTY. KS
Edwin S. Ecrle., Pi.in!.s,
J. Sstsrd Hoar, g. T. Ess anu
Wsn. ii. Cuppet, Dcfcniants.
ToJ. S:raya Hosr and George T. Rsa;
YOU arc hereby notified that there Is now pend
Ing before D. H. Nawc, Justice Of the Ponce, aud
for Lincoln county, suit IN which Ed~in s. Row
ley claims o! you the sum OF S2a.n, jweaty-tvo
doslsssl pronlisory uots eSe,Gte1 aud deliver
cd 70 hi.i bJ ycu, and TIC. In said esase wei: of
attachment has been Issued, sEj the following
property tISsa by Hir.as thereof: L X scrupcrs
wi,eelbasrow, STEERING pillow, breaking pillow,
"a scantiing rod, tool box That upon the retur,
o; the original sniunioEs il was found tina. yoa
were o. ert FROM the county OF Lincoln, Territory
OF Dakota so tiat personal service could be tnaiea
and orner made by said Justice, M ing the
day for trial on the 18TH day OF MArrh, ISL, at
10 O'Clock, aud requiring notiea .hsr OF be given
you by publication, and that unless YOU appear and
answer thereto at the time SO nxed FOR trial do
fault will be taken and judgmsu. rendered. against
you for the fil amount claim ID. aud guarding
ecstinn sgainst the property at.ae he'd.
pa.ei 50 canton th:s 2ssh day of Jan. 1871.
Al A.P. DIXON,
Ey J. l. JeHssoS, Sheriff.
pepl.y Sheriff.
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Land Ofics Il Ysnkton, Dah. Fcbrusry Il. isai,
Noescs = Aessby given that The relieving namsd
settler has Med notice " his intention 70 make
nnsl proof In support Of his claim sud secure ma
entry thereof, and that himself and ~itncsses vii
sppear before VIM. N. Euppett, clerk OF Dis.ric
court IN and for Lincoln county, Esk, at Oant,n
the county seat thereof on Thnrsisy, April 1851
At 10 m, viz: Oio OIeson, under his homestead
entry No 56l5, Sioux Rslia series, for the w n
= W Y and Il, s " " and s " u. N W Y, see.
81 town o., range ~. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF said land, viz: OLE Halyig, Gund.s
I Gundsrson, Of Farmer O, and Andrew SVEN
son aud Engebcrt q Moerc OF Canton P o, DAB. s
y 10 G. A. NErrEB, Register.