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Priclly Ash Bitters is not an intoxi-
eating beverage, but a pleasant, mild
laxative and efficient tonic, acting di-
rectly on the liver, kidneys, stomach
and bowels.
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The Colfax base ball club will meet
at the court honse tonight, for the
purpose of organizing for the summer.
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A big stock of goods, but small In
prices, is kind of boom b. Turner, at
Pineville, is running. Satisfaction is
guaranteed in prices and quality.
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NOTICE.

An Entertainment will be given at the
Hotel at Boyce, on Friday, May 10Th, un-
der the supervision of Mrs. H. A. Boyce,
for the benefit of the Paramount Catholic
Church. Admission free. Refreshments
at reasonable rates.
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Every one knows best where the
shoe pinches him.
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NOTICE..

On Saturday, the 23d day of May, 1875,
at IL m, will offer to lease at public anc-
ton, in front of the court house. in the
town of Colfax. to the highest bidder, the
following public ferries:
Capp's ferry on Little river.
Lacroix's ferry, on Little river.
Donnahue's ferry, on Little river.
Planters landing Terry, on Re! river.
l will lease the above ferries for ono
wear. A. l.. GROW,
Pres. Police Jury of Grant Parish.
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The above one hundred names were written on
separate pieces of paper and by the jury COM
missioners, together with the clerk, the first fifty
names were placed in envelope and sealed,
end endorsed on the same Jurors drawn far the
first week of the May term of the District Court,
asd the thirty names drawn regular jurors
were also placed in q separate envelope by the
Jury commissioners sealed and marked Jurors
Tor the second week of the May term of the Dis
trict Court, 4" and said envelope endorsed Beg
uiar Jurors drawn for the second week OF the
May term of the District Court, A. ID. 1888, and
the twenty names drawn additional jurors for
the second week were placed in separate en-
vciope. sealed ard endorsed thereon, Additional
Jurors drawn for the second week of the May
term of the District Court. A. ID. 1885," and said
envelopes Were then placed in the jury box. the
Jury box sealed. locked. and then placed in the
custody of 5. b. Shackelford. clerk OF the dis
trict court. for at the next term of the court
The said 5. y. Shackelford clerk of the district
court did then and there in our presence keep
process verbal of all the acts do-e by said COM
missioners in said drawing. which we certify 10
be correct by signatures. This 9Th day OF
March, A. ID. 1885. w. ID. IRWIN,
j.. K. IAYSSARD.
ALBERT BLOXON,
jury Commissioners.
s. Il. SHACKELFORD.
Cle~k and Ex-osiicio Jury Commissioner.
Filed March nth. f. 3. A trIie copy.
s. b SHACKELEORD. Clerk.
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TWO FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINE o
for sale at the CHRONICLES Ofice, cheap for
Cash. or easy payments on time
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w. G. DEAL, M. ID
COLFAX, La,
OaKTON SPRINGS HOTEL,

OFFICE Hours. 9 a m. to pm. my2
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED = In every town, city and
W country. an intelligent, energetic
lady of good address and some business
ability. to introduce to the trade and con-
SINNERS, MADAME DEIN's CELEBRATED SPI-
NAL SUPPORTING Constr. Splendidly all
yertised highly recommended by the Lead
ing modistes. the fashionable dressmakers
and the most eminent physicians of the
United States and Europe, Liberal pay.
Agents are making SIS to S65 weekly.
Address, LEWIS ScHIELE DC Co.,
800 Broadway, New York.
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LOCAL DO L S .

b. Turner, Piueville, is booming.
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There is no pride like that of a
beggar grown rich.
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[oFFICIAL.l
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn to Serve at the Term of the District
Court to be Held on the 9th Day Of
May, A. D. 1885.
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EyJadiciai advertisements must DC Pa'a
for in adrance, or they 'riI be discontinued
after the first insertion
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SUBSCRIPTION. $50 YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
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AGENTS.

Mn. A. A. GOODWIN, of Alexandra, Is
an authorized agent of the CHRoNIcLE; ana
will contract for advertisements and re-
ceive subscriptions.
Messrs. MCCAIN Il BRo., OF Montso III
ery. are our authorized agents.
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esu,vae,uN Riverside CAL The dry climate cure<
nose, Throst Lunas full dea iS p route, cost Tree.
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D. ". iftlAt milf fl'-
Cle~k and Ex-osicio Jury Commissioner.
Filed March nth. r. ;. A trTie COPY
s. b. SHACKElFORD. Clerk.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03
Mortgage Sale

Whereas default hss been risde In tie payment
of the money secured by mortgage dated the Sth
day Of Nav, \ ID lsN5 executed by George Ssyies,
of the county OF Hand and territory OF Dakota, 10
Andrew LLndell, of the county of Hand aud tc-.
ritory of Dakota and which mortgage was recorded
IN the Office Of the register of deeds OF the county
OF Hand TERRITORY Of Dakota, IN book l2 ~ mort.
cages, on page lGl, On the 9th day Of May, iJs5,
AZ {, . clock in., and
whereas, no action or proceeding AT law or other
wise have been instiiut ted 10 recover the debt
cuIed by said mortgage or any part thereof
Whereas. il was stipulated III said mortgage that
II default would be made Ia payment Of any por-
ton Of the principal or interest promptly at the
time the same should become due, or II deia II bo
made IN the payment of the taxes assessed TO
be assessed on saii premises. bcfor- ths same be-.
come delinquent, then the whole sum, both prln-
cp1 ana interest at once became due:
whereas. the whole amount of rincipsl aud in.
tereSt has become due by reason of such default:
and
Nhereas TIE amount claimed 10 be dpa uppn
said mortgage, at the date Of this Hctica is the
sslI OF two hnndred and sixty dollars ,SaG9-0Gl
to.@it: ssSU.Ue principal and 5000 .ntereH.
Twenty-Five (S25.O0j dallSrs attorneys teas supu-
lated for in said mortgage.
Now, therefore, notl = IL hereby given thai by
virtue of the power OF sale contailedin sad mort
gage. and duly recorded Rlores aid. ard IN pur-
suance OF the statntea in such made and pro-
yided the said mortgage viii be foiS.sloHed by
sale n The moTtgeged premises therein dfscrbedr
a. public auction o. the hghe bidder Tor cash, 10y
thr sheriff of Hand county u. T., at the front door
OF the coirt house in the town of Miller, and
county OF Hand aud territory OF Dakota on the
5lst day OF December, le65. at O'Clock in the
afternoon of that dav. The IDortgaged premises
situated in the county OF Hand aud the territory
of Dakota, aud are described ~ fallowS, to-wit
east half ~ aud southwest quarter a., l'sg two
genes, Of the nostheast quarter u, II ssciiOn
.dur cen (lIl, township one hUndred sad fifteen
lll5l north, uf range lgty-eisht 1881 west.
Dated at Miller, %. I. this 18th dav OF NcrcnIlLr
A ID, 1858 ASDHEw LisUHLIa NortsuLee
iUTsos & HARTLEY,
Attorneys for Mortgage. !6is
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03


Judge Church has appointed Charlie
Bowen to succeed Ed II Aplin as clerk of
court for Hand county. Mr.. Bowen is a
man OF good character, Democrat, and
will. we presume, conduct the busine.s of
the Office in creditable manner. Mr..
Aplin vas dethroned in spite Of all good
reasons and legal protests OF both Reput-
iicans and Democrats, to the contrary.
He delivers the oidce 10 his successor in
splendid order. During his ruthlessly
Abbreviated career rs clerk of court he won
@aRy gsrm friends ip Miller and Hand
e66gty who reg.et the action Of Judge
ChRfeA. But such is politics even in the
'Jqr west" Mr.. Aplip was endo rsed
unanimously for reapp9iatt,s, No BY the
Huron bar and, with but sas sf s%q ex-
ceptions, by the Miller bar. We do not
know what bis intentions are for the
future, He is an attorney Of fine ability
and We sincerely hope he can sec IL 10 bis
advantage to hang out HE shingis In
Miller
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

him there was a job all cooked up brown
and mica. !. was manifestly job or ID,
! d. Rorck, chairman of the Democratic
! committee, would lot have called the
meeting at night, which prevented farmers
! from attendi Ig. At this juncture the
/ ip manner that said, Now watch the
| fur fly" And il did. The expectant
crowd turned their gaze toward the great
! Sachem Rorick TO observe the dexterity
with which he devoured this candidate
/ who had an opinion of his own. In q 10
| minutes speech the Sachem completely
| knocked the wind out sf any boom Mr.
| Green may have brought in with him. He
sat dawn on him, tore him in strips and
/ chewed the strips 80 hard that h. even
! questioned Dir. G.'s Democracy OF
course brother Green repliel but. although
! good and TO the point was evcrlastingly
| too late to return his lost fortune. He
attempted to prove his democracy by say
! ing that he was refused furlough to come
home from the war 10 vote becarIse he
would moi vote the Republican ticket:
had stayed IN the front carrying n musket
while warrior Rnrick WIS roaming ov,r
the hills in Iowa, hc'ing the necessary
Ingredients 20 carry hun 10 the front.
This sub iued Rorics q kite. &. II. Dixon
who had a strong following, then announc-
himself as candidate. w. ii. M Her
made an amendment to the resolution in
substance the same as bis irst motion.
This occasioned ,aofe hot discussions. and
several attempts were made to secure a
vote. but they availed not, for the Demo-
cratic blood was at fever heat, everybody
talked at once, used some Eugua2e that
we haven't the type to mp and proved
beyond pcradventure they were all wool
and yard vide Democrats. II was also
too much for one prominent Democrat
who elbowed his way out saying, Let me
| ont OF this id mob" Miiler's amend
ment vas voted on, carried and of course
practically settled the thing, unless the
other Candidates combined. which they
failei TO 90. The vetc was taken and re-
suitrd as follows " II. Miller ~. c. r.
Dixon 81, W. W. Emmcus 81, Al'x. Green
II, J L. Stiugcr ,, a total I'd III votes.
As each person voted mis- name was taken
du~n hy the secretaries. anl the tg.al
number OF names only footed up l0S, but
no one seemed to think ch Of the
ballot box being stuffed few votes.
Th.re we're ,cveral si,le issues 10 the
main circus which were interesting. but
We lack space. During tho voting ".
II. Waters, rank Republican, walked up
IT, Ike hartman and presented silica Of
bread 10 him. bot John thanked him, and
said that because Democrats were always
thirsty it didn't follow they were always
hungry. Taken all through this WAS the
most recherche gathering Of the unterriied
We have seen in Millr. OF course Bill
did the piopor thing after the Meeting
Adjourned probably viii again when
his commission arrives. The Democrats
seem to be clad this troublesome question
IL Ut hst disposed OF, and now they may
be able to secure few nights of much
needed repose. They all concede Biii ia
entitled to che Office, because--well just
on general principles. if for no par-
ticular reason.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

To anyone who NAV take trip through
the country Vt the present writing and
observe tho prospects which are now
promising, cannot but utter that we are
on the eve Of entering one of the greatest
eras of prosperity ever known in Dakota.
The bountiful harvest has caused the sale OF
more farm machinery, the erection OF
more gransries; it has increased the faith
of eastern capitalists. advanced the value
OF real estate; it has strengthened the
confidence Of the Business men, caused
more instances OF improved city and
village residences and business houses,
moro money expended for paints, brighter
sign boards, more young men getting
married. fewer old bachelors, less old
maids. In fact Dokota has proven the
grandest Eldorado, the richest boaunzn.
with more womanhood and manhood 10
the square inch, all inspired With the
same hopes and ambitions. We have
more Intelligence, enterprise anu energy,
the most marvellous rapidity of growth and
development, with more golden promises
for the future unequalled by any country
in the univ, rss ,-Ex.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03
MILLER PUBLIC SCHOOL
Report for month ending November 25.

Gram. aud High School. W. ". Demp-
s:er, Principal. Pupils neither absent
nor tardy: Bertha Yeoman. Nellie Shields.
Eva Barnes, Henry Morrow, Frel Mar
TIN
First Gram. department., Mary \. john
son, tsacher. Pupils nci,h' absent nor
tsray: Willie Morrow, Charlie Gardner,
Raleigh Mead. Mary Morrow
First Int. department, Mettie Law
renee, teacher. Pupils neither absent
nor tardy: Ollie Smith, Herman Barnes,
C!air Willett, Leo Martin, Mabel Gardner.
First Prim Department, Mamie Shields,
teacher. Pupils neither absent nor .ardy:
Essie Adams, Fiossie Herschelman, Cyril
Stebbins, Frank X, appeu,
WILL II. D3MPsrER, Prin.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

Land Office At huron, d 4 Nov. ~ lsS5.
Notice IS hrIeby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention 10
max" fiuai proof in support OF his claim aud
secure haal entry thereof that said proof will
court IN aud for Iand county at Miller - I on
January I, 1898. viz Carlton ~ Norlhup ~ heir
81 shippy L. Northrup, deceased, T. u. = sSgS for
the southwest quarter, section 2- WI III. rdl.-c
GS. Hand county. ID. I. lie ngnes the follow! M
witnesses a. prove his continuous rssilstcs n.,sr
and cultivation OF said land, yiz, Edward t,crrin.
Hugh A. Conner, William Warren and Harry Pink.
ham, al Of Miller, d. 4. J. =. MCFARLAND,
nUysftg Register,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

Vice President Thos. A. Hendricks
died Of the paralysis of the heart We'd
'sdsv, November 25th. at i45 D. m. az
his residence in Indianapolis. He was
buried the following Tuesday. His re-
mains laid in state at indianapolis several
days and were viewed by thousands of
people. His death was unexpected.
Although he had been suffering from
pains in the head and chest, nothing so
serious was anticipated for he died in his
bed room alone, although his wife and
servants were in tn house at the time. BY
his Death the country.is placed in an un-
pleasant co ldition. Should Cleveland die
there would be no me to succeed him.
There is no president pro tempore of the
Senate and no speaker Of tue house to
ill vacancies made by death of the pre.i-
dent and vice president. II seems the
vacancy will be filed by one of three
seLatoIS-Ednunds, Logan and Sherman.
with probabilities in favor Of Edmunds.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03
SETTLED AT LAST
W II Miller knocks the Persimmons for the
Postofics

W II Miller knocks the Persimmons for the
Postonics
In pursuance to the call issued some
time ago by ID. u. Rorick, the Democratic
patrons of the Miller postoflice met al the
Metropolitan Hall last saturday night to
decide the partys choice for postmaster.
At the appointed hour the hall was crowd
ed to such an extent that il became nee
essary to adjourn 10 the court house.
Rorick called the house to order, John
Morrow was made chairman, John Pusey,
Geo Wilson and ID. ID. Rorick secretaries,
Thus prepared the fun commenced. OF
course there were a few outsiders present
{, witness it. The org nization Was
evidently mixed one, which probably
caused the skirmishing which followed,
aud which also proved that it was truly
democratic meeting. The successful
aspirant seemed TO think he had the rest
OF the boys and proceeded to make the
first chas9ez. He moved the p,rSsn !, :
ceiv, ,tg the highest number pf yo;ss be
declared the unanimous Choice His Tor. g
could pot hDyc been well tyaiQed as The
notiun r,ceiyea no second, J, A. Moon
then raitlsd pf quite . little speech ON
harmony, aud offered resolution 30 en-
dorsc the csndidate receiving q majority
OF III the votes eGst. Then the music
apnusnaei. u wps My, Chairman, here,
there, aud oyer yopder, until finally Mr.,
Green canIht the chair's eye, and oifered
bd,2self mp for the sacrifice in 0 neal
ss@lsa, SAYING however, that he stood ans
tila y ~ bis merits, and would like TO sea
Others do the same, but II was evident 70
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

Pierre finally yields the capital to Huron
with the parting shot, Our bird is down,
but his spurs are growing for the next
round" When the next round comes we'll
be with you. Pierre, and put in some good
work for you, too.--Rapid City Republican
There is no telling what tbs population
of the Black Hills country will be by the
time the vote for the permanent location
OF the capital Of Dakota. 1t may be 100, :
unn
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

The Mitchell Republican says flow Of
IL, 900 barrels a day has been secured ut
the artesion well there, and is considered
sufficient for all water-works purposes.
The mayor and city council have therefore
decided to visit both Yankton and Aber-
deem where the artesian water supply is
is in successful operation, and to take
observations as to the best plans to use it
i'm Mifchell
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

Ii anything can be told by newspaper
reports. there is good reason to believe
that the Redfield exte lsion of the Chica-
60 ana Northwestern railroad will be
built through this county next season. I.
We hope that the report may prove
truthful - La Foon Record
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

VIM. Aaron, proprietor Of produce
store in Pierre. borrowed a revolver last
Friday and fired o ball through his head.
His remains were taken charge Of by the
q. A. X. post. He leaves wife and three
small children,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

Four presidents of the United States,
namely, Harrison, Taylor. Lincoln and
Garfield, died in office, and four vice
presidents besides Mr.. Hendricks, name
~, George Clinton, Elbridge Gerry, Wilt
lam X. King and Henry WILSON.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03
Sherif's Sale

County of Hand.
II y. Lihbridge & Co.
Guilds a vlllman
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue o' an OF
euton tc ine directed. aud now in my hands. issu-
ca out of the clerks ONCE OF the NTH judicial dis
trict court, territory Of Dakota. in and for the
comfy Of Hand upon judgment rendered In said
court in favor ot u. r. Liihr Gte 4 CO. ard asaiust
thilds Sillinsn on the i5Ih day Of August A. u.
lsS5.
have le,ied M on the following described real
estate OF said defendant, to-wit. the UNDIVIDED
one half fiel Of the northeast quarter l section
Twenty four ~ township one hundred and Fifteen
IIfSl, Of range siNty-eight lESl situated IN Hand
county 10 a. And that shall on saturday the 9th
day Of December A. D. 1875, al the hour Of two
O'Clock M of said day at the front door Of lie
court house In Miller in said county aud territory
proceed 10 sell ali right utla and interest OF the
above named Juns d. yillman in aud 90 the above
described property To satisfy said Judgment
and costs amounting To- fiity.Hye dollars aHd
soventyttree cents, together with all accruing
rcstE OF sale. aud interest the same irUu the
18th day of August. 1870 NJ tae rate Of per cent
pei annum ut public auction, to the highest bi idcr
Tor cash,
! g. A. Gray. Plaintiffs Attorney.
JoHs CnsTTGAS. Sheriff.
Dated Miller, q, 7. Oct 20. 1855. uct29
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

We are in receipt of poem entitled,
"Cranks OF the Vat, or Walking in The
Shadow" with compliments of the author
0un A. Cheney, editor of the Huron
Leader. We have not read it yet.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

II is said at the treasury department
that there has been an increase instead OF
the usual decrease in the public debt
during the month Of November.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03
lfI |

llF1 rfor working people. Send 10 cents
"{ 1 kpostRRe and We will mail you free. a
Hk[ Sroyal. valuable sample bs1 of goods
Hi / that Sill put you IN the wax OF mak.
'6It ing more money in few days than
you ever thought possible at any
business, Capital not required. You eau iiyo II
home and work in spare time only, or all the time.
All of both sexes. Of all ages. grandly successful.
81 cents TO 50 easily earned every evening. That
all who want work may test the busincss, We mako
this unparalleled oae To all who are not well
50 isiied We will send 81 TO pay Tor tlie trouble
writing us. full.particulars, directions etc.
free. ilnmepse pay absolutely sure for all ~h
start at once Don't delay. Address
6yl SII<SGN 4 Co, pol tiand. Maine.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

In the city Of Atlanta the prohibition
proposition WIS carried by u majority Of
about 300 la total vote Cf about 5000,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

jay Gould Gunounces that he has re-
tired from Wall street for good.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03

Parker will entcrt in th,, Dakota IIciti
cultural society and forestry Gssociaticn II
on the 10th and l7th of December.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03
LOANS

We make three classes of
loans.
1. Nine per cent interest and
five per cent com mission on
five years loans.
2. Ten per cent interest and
two and one half per cent com
mission on five years loans.
3. Eight percent interest and
ten per cent commission on FIVE
years Ioaus, GIVING 60 the hOr.
rover the privilege Of pa, ing
$50 of the principal or any null
tiple thereof AT time any in.
terest payment natures.
We charg" nothing for fnal
proof work where We make the
loan. If you wish to borrow
call and see us or drop us a
line.
WILLIAMS & PYLE,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-12-03
COUNT Y.

County Commissioner McMurry,J u. King
John Duths. Thomas Griffin. Lew Harris.
Register Of Dreds--S y Keeler, o. A. Stebbins
Deputy
sherif--John CoSticsn.
Judge of problte--F Parish
Trpasurcr--O. a. Pruner r. 4 Egbert Deputy
Clnrs District CouFt--E H. kpiin
Diltrict Attorney. J. Smith.
Assessor--F l. DOuthett
Coroner-DT. Wool
SurVcyur-tieo. CuselAr.
: Ip, of SchOols--U. =. Rinkhsm
CITY OFFICERS.
Couucil--John Morrow. Chairman; o. p Fear
heiley, Bert l., Moffa.t.
Clerk-O. y. Fulton
TreasuTer-D r. Stamm,
ASS ssor--J. =. cutting.
Justice--J. A. Moon,
MarshaI-Gen. Wilson.