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team and drive or go to some
point where stages were running.
The J,.diciat Districts.

This is given as the range of the judges under
the new arrangement: ''Justicc Edgerton, chief
justice, and in immediate charge of the Yankton
district; Judge Church, at Deadwood, in charge
Of the Black Hills region; Judge Palmer, in
charge Of the Sioux Falls district; Judge Smith,
in charge of the central Dakota region, with
headquarters probably at Huron; Judge Francis
In charge of the Bismarck district, which is the
largest district in the territory and embraces all
the northwestern portion of the territory; Judge
Hudson, in charge of the Fargo district, which
embraces all that part of the Red River valley
from the British possessions as far south as
Roberts and Day countless The Fargo district
will contain probably three-fourths of the legal
business of the north, although not the largest
in territory.
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He Made a Rad Sneak.

Mst Van Trief is the driver for the Minnesota
house on Rosabel street, and after putting up his
team yesterday afternoon he went to sleep in a
shed where the bus Is kept While enjoying
his snooze James Sihley, light fingered gent
crept up and relieved him Of his watch and chain.
Mat awoke about this time and be espied Sibley
stealing away. 01icer ChSs. Hanft tackled the
case and Sibley was subsequently found trying
10 sell the jaeger He was run in and the proper
" vas restored : 10 It's owner. The prisoner was
before the eoars snd be was held 10 the grand
laEy and eemmItted.
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Burr. |

j. j. Nasky, disorderly; bonds given to keep
the peace.
c. Fromm, larceny committed for thirty days.
JAS. Morgan, drunkenness; bail of S25 for
feited.
r. Carroll and NJ. Moran, larceny dismis sed.
G. Hildebrand, keeping saloon open on Sun
day; fine of S25 paid.
p Thurgarten, ASSAULT fine of SEQ.
j. Sladeck keeping vicious dog; continued to
the 10th.
j. Duseck, disorderly; same.
j. Croft, assault; fine OF So paid.
j. Beecher, ct al, vagrancy; dismissed.
W. Stanton, larceny; continued to the Goth.
j. Miller, ct al, vagrancy; committed for ten
days.
James Sibley, larceny; held to the grand jury.
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No Partnership Connection Whatever.

julius IL. Burwell, manager of the extensive
agricultural implement firm of Mast Buford d
Burweil Co., doing business at the foot of East
Third street, in this city says that this firm has
no connection whatever with the heavy pillow firm
OF B. D. Buford & Co. which failed at Rock Is
land. H., yesterday, and therefore that failure
does not affect 1t in the least. b. d. Buford has
some paid up stock in the st. Paul company,
which is the only nominal connection he has with
it, all business transactions between the two
firms being the buying of plows of the Rock Is
land firm and paying for them, the same as with
other manufacturers of agricultural implements
in he cnnrfrv
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a PopnIar FalIacx.

Many people think that rheumetism can
not be cured. II is caused by bad state Of
the blood which deposits poisonous matter in
the Joints and muscles, causing lameness,
stiffness and swelling Of the joints and ex-
cruciating pains Kidney-Wort vii certain
" effect a cure 1t acts an the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, stimulating them 10 a
healthy action, purifes and enriehes the
blood and eliminates the poison from the
srstem. Go to the neares. druggist, buy
kidney Wort End be cured.
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Col. P1u,,,n,er at GRAND Forks.

Col. Plummer delivered speech at camp ire
at Grand Forks the past week, which the ram
dealer refers to in this glowing way: ''fhe
colonel made one of those brilliant charges that
have so frequently swayed his Dakota audiences.
The colonel never does himself SO proud as when
he looks upon the humorous side of serious sub
Jects. To those who knew him well the air OF
seriousness appears very lonesome upon his hap
Ply countenance. Even in moments Of impas-
stoned oratory tho eye gives evidence of the fact
that the imagination is toying with sunbeams."
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wabash Gcneral lranagcr Selected.

CHICAGO, July i4.-rhe Wabash general man
sEership problem has at last been solved. 1t
was learned yesterday that a. \. fralmadge,
fourth vice president, had accepted the position
aud that to morrow the receivers would publicly
announce the fact. This selection win be re-
ceiyed with satisfaction by western railroad man
ayers, all OF whom have confidence in the new
managers eonscrvate policy and integrity. Mr..
Talmadge is regaried as cmiuently qualified to
ASSUME the direction OF the wabash affairs,
from the fact that be has seen long service with
the system and understands fully the exsgeneies
ST Louis.
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Real Estate and Building.

Thirteen transfers were recorded in the Office
OF the register OF deeds yesterday, aggregating
Sl1, 725, as follows
Jay Owens to Jacob Miller, lot Ii, block &,
Hitchcock addition, 500.
Jay Store to Rudolph Sever, lot 3 block 81,
West st Paul proper, $3.50.
West Side Land & Cottage Co to " A Thomas,
lot and part of lot /, block :, Prospect Plateau,
$1,000.
II r Nelson to Eva Tarbox, lot s, block s,
whitney & smith addition, 500.
W Merriam to W Dawson, part of block 3,
Mcdelrs addition, 81 500.
Chas Weide to j I Gillon, lot Z, block 40, Arl-
Iugton Hills addition, 1925.
Paul Martin to II Tenvoorde, part of lots 4
and aud 5, block 10S, West 81 Paul proper,
$500
Wa Hendricks TO W NJ Thomas, lots and 10,
block -, AarshGll's addition, 800.
John Holland to Aug Suuiik, part of lot 10,
block 10. Winslow's addition. S215.
Chas Bell to Michael Misek, lot 10, block g.,
Watson ~ Ricc's sub c, $500.
" " Book to II Mauro, lot /, block 1, Book 5
diyisjon, $500.
II /, Bigelow 20 John Maleeha, lot 20, block 49,,
Hawkes. sub, $500.
Sarah Mauton u Johann \ Wierm, lot Q aud
part Of LlocA IS, Stinson, Brown ( Ramseys ad-
digiou, So.
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G.. A. r.

Garfield aud Aexes Posts viii hold joint
meeting this "wednesday evening AZ the hAl of
Carried Post. for important business connected
with the coming engampnent next week at
Minneapolis. al members are urgently re-
sgssted 10 be On hand
ThnrSday eveniag the regular meetings for
las~;ss aHd drill q both Posts viii be held IN
saeiE respective halls.
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Rev. j. G. Perrauit gives these statistics of the
Catholic church in Dakota: "one bishop, 45
priests 8 ecclesiastical students, 80 churches rs
stations visited once month, 4 converts Fargo,
Bismarck, Deadwood and Yankton), academies
for young ladies, II parochial schools. Indian
schools. He estimates the Catholic population at
$4,000 and says there are $4,000 Indians anxious
to be instructed in the Catholic faith. Previous
TO 1880 there was no Catholic bishop in Dakota
The present RI Rev. Bishop Marty was conse-
Grated on February |. $780,
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Manager Tatmage,s authority.

A circular announcing the appointment of Col.
Talmage to be general manager of the Wabash
railroad reads as follows:
Mr.. A, A. Talmage is hereby appointed gen
eral manager of all the railways in charge of the
undersigned The entire management OF all de-
partments will be under his supervision, and all
officers and employees will hereafter be governed
by his instructions. SoLON HUMPHREYS,
THOMAS L. Tut,
Receiyers
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SALTWATER NEWS.
THE GLOBE AT SALTWATER.

The GLOBE has established permanent Office
in the city of saltwater, in charge of Mr.. Peter
Begg, who takes the management Of the business
interests of the paper, its city circulation. cor
espondence, etc. Communications Of local news
and all matter for publication may be left at the
saltwater GLOBE office, no Main street, Excel
sior block, up stairs, or may be addressed to
Peter Begg, P. o. box 1884, and will receive
prompt attention.
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ST. PAUL NEWS.
RAILWAY AFFAIRS.
The Omaha Company After a
Graded Line in Southern
Wisconsin.
Rates and Regulations for Visitors
TO the National G. A. K. En-
campment.
The General Passenger Agent of the New
York Central Retired on Full
Paw.

Guarding against the Abuse of Tickets for
the Grand Army Of the Republic
Reunion.
The general passenger and ticket agents ofthe
Chicago & Northwestern, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul,
Rock Island, Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North
ern, Minneapolis & st. Louis, Burlington q
Quincy, St. Paul g. Omaha, and Illinois Central
railroads have just issued the following circular
to connecting lines:
1t having come to our knowledge that it is the
Intention of some lines to use the special rate
given to Minneapolis for the Grand Army of the
Republic Reunion in an open manner, we hereby
advise you, on behalf of all lines leading into
Minneapolis, that the special rate will not be ac-
cepted except on tickets bearing form Of con-
tract precisely like that attached and that the
tickets will not be accepted unlsss presented in
connection with certificate of the form speei
ded.
The certificates above referred to should be of
the following form:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF GRAND ARMY OF
THE REPUBLIC.
I certify on honor-i is a member of Post No.
-, Department of - Grand Army of the Re-
public, or is a veteran soldier eligible to member
ship under the rules OF the order.
Assistant Adjntant General.
Iao,,, t1.-s,
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Slmons.

DtIOTt D uIIEG s'I1IIUIIa
Oscar Matter vs.. Anthony Warner; tried and
submitted and briefs to be furnished.
Harriet A Prescott and Charles A. Prescott
vs. Ferdinand Berger ct al. OH trial.
Adjourned to 8 80 a. IN. to-day.
DECISIONS FILED.
Before Judge Simons.
Rudolph Zaspard VS.. \. Greenwault action
for recovery of Il red Jersey COW, in which owing
to non-appearance of defendant to answer he
defaulted and judgment rendered against him
ordered that proceedings be vacated and leave to
answer filed.
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MONDAY.

Seven trautfors were recorded in the Of
Zee Of the register Of deeds yesterday, aggre-
eating 50, rs, as follows;
J. NJ Pot,gieser to Joaaa o., lot Is, block
.. Po.tgjestr's subdivision, $500.
I jos. Froebus TO Caroline Vents, lot 10,
block -. Marshall's addition, $500.
Cass. Weide to Chas. Zimmerman, lot TO-,
block 9, Arlington Heights addition, $500.
Geo. W. Turnburl to L. W. AIcAriIe, lot 3,
block I, Irvine's aljition, 81, $50.
T. ". McArlle to henry Justus, lot 5,
block l. Iryine'S addition, 81 $50.
c. Z. Buck to G. A. Kaauit. part of lots l
aud ,. block >, PAtterSon's addition. =, 900.
L. \. Williams to VIM. Murphy, part Of
lot 5, block l. joel Whitney's addition, S425.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- IS. In Probate Court, special term, July IS,
1884,
In the matter Of the estate Of Fred A. Emerson.
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Jerry K Elmer
son, Of said county representing other things
that Fred A. Emerson, late Of said county. on
the 18Th day Of October. A. D.. 1882, at Saint Panl
in said county died intestate. and being inhablt
ant Of this county at the time Of hs DEATH leaving
goods, chattes and estate within this county. and
that the said petitioner is the brother Of said dc.
ceased and praying that administration Of said estate
be 10 him granted;
II is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court Monday the 18th day Of August,
A. d. 1884, ~ ten o'clock n, at the probate Office.
insaid county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased, and to al persons inter
ested BY publishing copy Of this order for three
eessiye weeks prior TO said day Of hearing IN the
DAILY GLOBE. newspaper printed and published
at Saint Paul IN said county.
By the Court,
LL.s.J WI McCRoRTY,
Judge " Probate.
Attest: FRAxK ROBERT. Jr., Clerk
IgwIE, RYAN q Tvs, Attorneys for Petitioner.
JyIG-4w-wed
CTATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- SIS. In PROBATE Court, special term, July IS.
1884,
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary r. BAIL deceased
On reading and fling the petition Of Henry LeClalr,
Of said county, representing among other things that
Mary z. Ball. late Of said county on the 9TH day Of
November, A. D. 1872 at Saint Paul In said county,
died ntestate, and being nhsbtant Of this county
at the time Of her death, leaving goods cattels and
estate within this county, and that the said petition
Is the uncle and adaptive father Of said de eased
and praying that administration Of said estate be TO
him granted;
1t Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court, Monday, the nth day Of Al
gust A. D. 1884. az ten O'Clock m at the Probate
Office IN said county.
Ordered further. that notice thereof be given tote
heirs Of said deceased and 70 ali persons Interested
by publishing copy Of this orderfOT three successive
weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing IN the DAILY
GLOBE, newspaper printed and published at Saint
Paul IA said county.
By the Court,
wM. B. McGRoRTY,
lL.s.l Judge Of Probate.
Attest. FRANK ROBERT. Jr.. Clerk. 80
EKwIs, Ryan IVES. Attorneys for petitioner.
Julyl6-4w-wed
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ConoressfonaI Deleoates.

AT meeting ofthe ward delegates yesterday
who were elected on Monday evening, the follow
ing county delegates were appointed to attend
the Democratic convention in ST. Paul tomorrow,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
| this congressional district: E. W. Durant, c. P.
Gregory, NJ Gillespie, B. j. Mosier, M. W.
Murray, VIM. Stark and j. j. Griffin.
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THE COUNTY SEAT

or sprnk county is, sorry to say, located out on
the prairie some four miles from any town. A
stranger wishing to transact business at the
county seat is compelled to hire guide or run
the risk of being lost. We understand that a
vote to remove the county seat is to be had this
fall and so sure are the county officers that Red
field will get it that they already looking up
good residence lots to build upon. Redfeld is
within two miles Of the geographical center of
the county and can be reached from the north,
south, east and west by rail- SO there is certainly
no question but the citizens of the county viii
vote to- locate 1t at Redfeld. Not only will Red
field secure the county seat, but they will also
secure
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A Possible Clue to the Mystery.

The tell tale traces of blood discovered on the
grounds of st. Mchalls church in the Sixth
ward Monday morning, remain as deep a mys-
terry as ever. Among the articles scattered
about were some bill heads bearing the name OF
Charles Prohl, dealer in lime, ETC., Minneapolis.
Yesterday Mr.. Prohl came down from that city
and reported that up to a few DAYS ago there had
stopped with him lad named Joseph Confer,
whose father resides at Shakopee Young
Confer disappeared few days ago since when
no trace of his whereabouts has been learned
Meantime the police busy trying to clear up
the queer surroundings of the case.
Is KEEP THIS IN MIND. In the Diamond
Dyes more coloring is given than in any
known dyes, and they give faster and more
brillianl colors. Zoe at all druggist.
Wells, Richardson & Co., Burlington, VS.
Sample card, 81 colors, and book of direction
for &c stamp.
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A CHALLENGE.

Ed. EJprsss-I take the liberty to give the
following statement and challenge: There is
man living in neighborhood who has been in
vestigating the finance question with more than
ordinary zeal and perseverance for over six
years, who is prepared to prove and make good
his proof against any opponent, that there has
been more money and monies worth stolen rob
bed and plundered from the American people
and nation within the last twenty-five years
than was ever done before from all nations, kin
dred people and tribes from the time Adam and
Eve were turned out OF the garden Of Eden up to
the year 1862, including al the piracIes upon the
high seas and the backseech Of the sons of Ish-
mael Would further state that said neigh0or
was stalwart Republican and gallant soldier
during the war.
Vow If there is any Republican statesman, edi-
tor, orator or fnancier. inc luding E. G. SpauId-
ing, Hugh Mccullough or Hon. John Sherman,
who think the estimate of the steal too large can
have an opportunity Of doing 50. By notifying
our msn, giving time and place Tor said discus
sion. Orif any live Democrat, IS English of In
diana, Bsyard OF Delaware, or Cleveland of New
York, thinks the steal over-estimated, may take
I'D the guantIet In ike manner
Vow, friends Of truth, come forward and let
the world sl know about this little matter And
obIige, J. b. CossER-
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RAILROADS.

Redfeld is a city on the ''Jim River division
of both the Chicago & Northwestern and the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railways, and the
present terminus Of the Winona & ST. Peter di-
vision Of the first named road. Thus it will be
seen that Redfeld is an important railroad cen
ter. While we have conelusvely shown that
Redfeld is an important railroad center, we wish
aIso tn ahnw
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lank-looking young fellow, who appeared as if
1t would take goodly amount Of forty rod to
move him. Both pleaded guilty, and were SEN
fenced to pay fine Of 81 so or days in Jail.
They took the latter.
PROBATE COURT.
Before Judge Lehmicke.
Estate of Elan Greeley, deceased; petition
nled for letters of administration; to be heard
August
Estate of Ann McGroarty, deceased: admins
traitors final account examined and allowed and
estate assigned to the heir
Estate of Bernhard schoeppe, deceased; j. A.
Veragisch appointed administrator
Estate of Andrew Ohlson, deceased; Eugene
Ohlson appointed administrator.
DISTRICT COURT.
before Judge McCluer.
The board of county commissioners vs.. A. K.
Doe was concluded yesterday, and leave was
granted to move for judgment.
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.N-KEEp Tins Is MIyp. In the Diamond
The 2. y. Brnss Eomndrn.

To the Editor of the Globe
ANoKA, Mimi, July al have just finished
reading the leading editorial in the great and in
dependent (?:) p. p. of July IA, and If l did not
know better l should think was reading Re
publican paper Hear it: ''Abuses have arisen,
but they have never been tolerated Instant ex-
posure has followed, with such punishment as
the ruling powers were able to inHict upon the
Offenders
See Credit Mobilier and star route trials. /
believe the average voter is under the impression
that the thieves usually treated TO good coat
of whitewash and promoted
Again.
'NOwhere has fidelity to trust been so uuiver-
sally the rule, nowhere has there been securer
devotion 10 principle and more answering hon
esty in the discharge of duty, than in the con-
duct of national Affairs
Now, il the above don't entitle that editor to q
medal for being the Boss liar Of the age, then
is this generation ungrateful.
When think what the Republican party was
twenty years ago, and what it is to-day. the
natural conclusion is that an editor who has the
''eheek'' and effrontery to publish such an
editorial that must think his readers are fools.
II he is so innocent and childish as to believe
what he has written, perhaps he will accept the
following challenge, which clip from the Chicago
Express. ASoRA.
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TIE CAPITOL

When the great territory Of Dakota IL divided, and
then their present "capitol hill'' will look still
grander when it holds SO proudly the finest
piece of architecture in the territory the capitol
building, with its dome pointing proudly heaven
ward. Redheld once the capital, its proud future
is quickly seen,
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Adjutant of Post Department of

Assistant Adjntant General.
Countersigned:
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lRMINAL CASES

Before the Judge yesterday tlaare were only 8
compile Of drunks Ivy OIe<ou. WHOSE hair vrss
sticking on end. and David Cook. a long. lean.
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Tie SPHINX County bank, the pioneer bank,
commenced business Jan 1, 1882. 1t was fncor.
porzted May I, 1884, with $4,000 capital II.
H.sWood. Of View York, president; II. Dawes
Ripon. Wis. vice president: F. A. Dawes. Red
fe Id cashier; A. y. Marvin. assistant cashier:
W. 4. Dawes. teller. II. II. Wood, the president.
Il one Of the solid men Of Eew York, being rated
at over 5, 100000. The exchange business Of
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ITS RESOURCES AND ADVANTAGES.

Sphinx county contains an area Of 1912 square
miles, 967, $50 Of bottom, plain and roll
ing prairie land scarcely an acre Of which is I'M
fit for cultivation. large portion Of which,
together with large portion Of Hand and Faux
counties and the west is directly tributary to this
place. and which alone in very few years viii
sustain city much larger than Redheld is at the
present time. The superior railroad facilities OF
which it is possessed will also make it a trade
center and distributing point Of no little i'm
portanee, as well az desirable locality for i'm
ploymeHt Of capital and labor in the industrial
enterprise Of almost every character Redaeld
and Sphinx county are situated in the broad and
productive "Jim River valley, one OF the most
important streams in Dakota, the fertility and
beauty of which is known and priced By the
people Of both continents, and is portion Of a
region which is attracting the attention OF the
whole agricultural world
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| Attest: FRAxK ROBERT. Jr., Clerk.
/ IgwGE, RYAN & IVES Attorneys for Petitioner.
jy1G-4W-wed
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Is black loan or mould, warm and mellow,
varying in depth from one to three feet, and gen
orally underlaid by porous-clsy subsoil that
readily absorbs the surplus rainfall preventing
the washing Of the ground and supplying mois-
tHre to the ground in dry seasons. The certain
IT, Of crops from year TO year has brought 10 this
country superior class Of farmers. many Of
whom are possessed with an extra amount OF
capital, all of whom are rapidly accommodating
wealth. We have perhaps said enough about the
country 50 will now give our readers something
Of an idea Of the business houses in Redfeld.
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Notwithstanding Dakota is q healthy place to
liye in, Redield boasts Of five physicians, name ly
Drs. Dahl, Hayden, Bateman, Plackett and
Plunkett.
Redfeld has many other business houses, but
we have named the principal ones, and but for
want of space would try and mention them all.
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Redield has three weekly newspapers The
Sun, IL. G. Rising, editor and who is also post
master, is the pioneer paper of Redfeld Mr..
Rising Is small man but allows no man to step
on his toes. He is RedHeld man from to 2.
The journal is large paper, Frank J. Corys
its editor, is young man, but his editoriale
would do credit to man OF sixty. 1t has larg-
circulation, and as a local paper it is not surpass
ed in the territory.
The Dispatch, W. G. H. Smart editor, is a
large well edited paper and is receiving good
patronage.