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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08

NOTICE OF FINAL .ROoF.-I.nd Office al
Fargo, d. r., Oct 1ith. $3.50. Notice is hereby
given that the following. named settler has hled
notice of his intention 10 make jnai five years
proof in support of his, claim. ant final en-
try thereof, viz:
james Bothwel.
H. F. No. 1920 for ne nea Of Sec. 4. ,wp l46
H. +. 60 W. and rHr..,s the follow ing Us his witness
cs, viz: John E.vFS, Sim5ya Evers. of Jessie p.
o. Griggs county, d. T.. William Hether.neion.
Frank Gor.hy. Of Cooperstown P. O. Gryggs
county, D. T
Ts testi 2 aay Of claimant and witnesses to ba.
take n befo.. Peer E, Nelson. Judge of the pro-
bate court al Cooperstexn. Griess county, d. T.,
on Monday tie I'd s.ay of December, 1850, at his
efice.
MIcHAEL F, nATrHALE,
psgistee>
Bartlett 4 Glass, atty's. so-4a
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08

The Fillsboro' Press. has been
resurrected again and comes out on
tinted paper cl,ock full Of news and
democratic principles. Il. D. Bark
er's name appears at the masthead,
and he says the Press, is as firmly es-
tablished as the crock of ages"
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08

NJ. N. Johnson is gaining ground
in the senatorship race. The Park
River Witness says:
The discussion over the United
States senatorships loses none of its
interest as the time for the solution
OF the problem draws near. The
Witness has no doubt whatever but
that our legislators will choose wisely
and we'll, when the opportunity and
the duty are upon them. If any ar
gument be made, it should be rather
in the interest of the people than ot
the candidates, who are not usually
backward about presenting their
claims for recognition. The Witness
believes that no action OF the legisla-
ture would SO solidify and strengthen
the republican party in North Dakota
as would the selection of a Norwe-
gian or Swede for one of the two
senators. No section of the party
is more disinterestedly loyal than are
the Scandinavians; none have done
more valiant service; none have con-
tributed more largely to the magnifi
cent republican majority in North
Dakota. 1t would be graceful as
we'll as polite if the first assembly
should recognize the unvarying and
unwearying republicanism Of the
Norseman, and show an adequate APP
probation of it. Our Scandinavian
neighbors cannot be said to be es-
pecially greedy of Office, but, like
sensible men, they know their own
worth and feel that they have claims
that should be honored. Very little
inquiry as to the preference of Walsh
county SCanQlnaVlanS show that they
are looking to NJ. N. Johnson as the
representative man of their race, and
there can be be but little doubt that,
if the senatorship were to be settled
by popular vote, Mr.. Johnson would
be distinguished as their present
choice. The wisdom of sending one
Norseman to congress will scarcely
be questioned in the Red river coun-
ties, in whose development the men
of this hardy race have performed SC
large part. The right man nigh,
be as important factor in making
epublican history in North Dakota
as Knute Nelson in Minnesota.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08
TIL b G 0 U R IE R
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING
TRUBSaAW & THOMPSON,
Publishers.
PERCY r. TRUBSHAw. Editor.

There are eleven members Of the
legislature from Cass county and a
dozen candidates for the office of U.
S. senator. One out oil the twelve
will be left on home support.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given tiat the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, is this day by mutual
consent dissolved Mr.. Gl.sss will sue
cced to the business and assets of the
firm, and pay ali firm debts and liabilS>
ties. DAyIL.BARTLETT,.
William GLASS.
Dated Oct. 31st, 1880. 4@A
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08

Ex-Governor Ordway will soon
have a chance 70 find out what pow
er the ''boodle ca,, will have in the
senatorial contest.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08

The election for commissioners last
Tuesday was a tame affair, about
half the voters turning out to cast
their ballots. In the first district
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08
Notice to Farmers.

All farmers having Isogs or cattle to
dispose of had better bring thsm in at
once, as this is their Fast chance foar this
season. HAMMER & CONDY.
42-43
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1889-11-08

Rev. Leonard woolsey Bacon: Unquestion-
ably the international gives more and fresher
information for the money and in more read
lily accessible form than any other.
, 1889-04-18
CHAPTER XXI
! EEAsONAELE OEJECTIO

! EEASONhLE.G OBJECTION
1t v2s not moro than half an hour after
this that Mr. Earle returned from his
club. and entered the little room where
hIs daughter and Beautiful jim we've SIT
ting
And who his daughters visitor vas
Mr. Earle had not the very smallest idea,
until she Introduced him by name.
And MF. E@rcsf1rG ha. waited 10 see
you. dear father, she said, he wants to
ask you something. so Will leave you q
few minutes before lunch"
This implied that her father was TO in
vIte the visitor to join them at that meal,
hlut that was not lost upon him
Well Mr. Beresford. he said, rs the
duoE closed behind Nancy's retiring form
You wanted TO ask me somethingZ"
lie settled himself with his back to the
fire with the air of man who was accUs
toned to be asked ravors and had nU oh
lection to granting them i'll Il pompous
sort o: way Evidently he had no sus
PIcion of the EGture of Jim's request, and
indeed his daughter mad given him SO lii
tie trouble in that way that IL was hardly
likely lhat he should know just what was
coming, is he would undoubtedly have
done had he been an aTistocratic old lady
inst cad of being an ariStocratic old gentle
man
You wanted to ask me something" he
repeated, blaadly.
Yes. sir, | did," said jim 1T is for
YOUR consent to my engagement to your
daughter
To my daughter!" Mr. Earle echoed
looking as he feiI, s;mply thunder struck
Yes, sir, met her frequently during
the time she was staying at the Deancry
ut Blankhampton. and | should have come
up 70 sec you about it then, only felt
it was little hurried-a little premature
Besides, | was not by any means sure
that Miss Earle would be inclined to
listen to me-and intended to be in town
during the autumn, and thought might
see more of her then was in town, but
Won and she were abroad, sir, and could
not get foreign leave, so had simply lie
rhni"n Int In await your return"
, 1889-04-18

"BUt, sir" said Jim, aglast, what
reason have you for this? NV family !,
'r'gpr7aclable-I am the eldest son, OF
rather the head Of my house. Ny income
l. bc-"ccn thTco and four thousand q
year and l don't owe q farthinr in The
world, not even = tailor'5 bill"
Nr Ea-le waved his hand impaticntlv
anl yet with . lofty air
II i not q question of family, or vet
If income. he said
"Ihe2, sir what IS liz" jim cried. T..
rItiaile distress. Not my character. :
hope. for - 20 that iay commanding oil
Ger VIII speak for me, and / have Lco.
eight years in his regiment, SO lie ougi,f
TO know"
Mr.. BeFcsfo.d," said the Old aau
i,Favcly, 1t is very painful for ne L.
G&Yc to speak with greater plainHessi v
it not be best for Us to consider the CO.
vcrsation at ~ end and yoUr proposal G,
clined:"
Il would rather hear YOUR reasons f..
declining it plainly. sir" said jim. wiz,
admirable cOOlnoss-
is that so?" asked Mr. Earle
Yes. sir, returned jim, that is SO.
Then l must speak ont, said the o.
man. with a sort of Troau- He hate
everything unpleasant and made rG!c
OF Sinking all disagreeablcs whenever
possible. ''V=lI Lir RArnsfN~il. I --''''s't
, 1889-04-18
NOTINE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATEs LAND OFFICE,
A...u..L. ls.Sn

Notice Is hereby giycs that in compliance
VIuh the provisions of the act of Congress, ol
June ;}rd 1878. entitled IAN act for tho sale oi
imber lands III The States of California. Oregod
Nevada, and Washington Territory Edwin
HerTiCk, OF Seattle. County OF King, Washington
Territory, has this day filed il this office his
sworn Statement No. 4ii6, for the purchase Oi
the =. = of y. f. "a and \. Z. 4 of ). +. i
sec s. and 3 W = OF n ". i. of sec Ne; .. N
Township No. 10 N. Rang. No West and vii
offer proof to show that The land sought j. HI re
valuable for its timber or stone than fOragrI
cultural purposes and TO establish his claim &c
said land before the Register and Receiver Of
his office at Seattle, King Co. W T., on We'd
neSlay. tie 9rd day Of September, 1890.
He nam . witnesses:
Arthur Ingram, Of Seattle, King Co., VI. t.
Frederick Lamb. - -
Wm. CrIst, -
John X. Ross. of Port Biallely, Kitssp Co. WI
Any and all persons aiming adversely the
above described lands ara requested 10 file then
claim in this Office on or before said 3rd day oi
September, 1880.
JNC. Is, RAIRD. Register.
, 1889-04-18

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g.a..,L g.. l.-i-l-a Li.-s
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gr.., q .l Of relief This r.l ..as IA
parent too. who Is OIL AL without rc
Tru.ca. That is wiz Law. stained my
, 1889-04-18
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.


Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress of
June 8. 1875 entitled ''Aa act for tho ale of TIM
ber lands IN he States cf California, Oregon, Ne
vada and Washington Territory. Y. L. Jorgen-
sen. Sr., of Tacoma, county of Pierce State Tor
Terri OryB of Wa hington. has this day filed in
this office his sworn statement No. 1850. fer the
purchase of the nOTJht asst 4 4 section No. s, IN
Town n-hip No. - y Range l west, and VIII Of
fer proof TO show that the laud sought Is more
valuable for its timber or stone than Tor agricu :
ural purG oses. and 30 establish his claim 10 said
land before the Register and Receiver of this of
fee at Seattle. W. r; on Tu siay, the 2Sth day
Of January, 1870.
He names aS Witnesses:
Eey; Il Ne son of sea tie, ". t.
Andrrw Nelson -
james Anderson -
T. II. Nielsen of Tacoma, w T.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
above des,riD' lands are requested 10 tie their
claims in This OIL, OF before slid 18th day of
January, 1890.
JNU. y. BAIRp, Register.
First publication Feb. :. lSog-wie
, 1889-04-18

had already done. yet he hardly knew
how to begin.
Why don't You say something?" she
asked n last. puzzled by the expression
# his face. and guessing that there was
yet something else for her to hear.
i don't know how TO say it, he said
INV wi!iiugIy
Int there is something to tell RE
size cried Oh jim. don't spin ii out
tell re quickly. n4.t step to pick and
choose yoJr words. Do tell re"
"Eaucv," !.e said, thus urged. you
know yoU are making 1t horribly hard for
nc Oh. my dear, my dear, why can I
you. or wont you understand that it is
impossible for me to say q word about my
power To clear myself TO Your father, and
Imperative that you should not DO SO.
ether"
She had not fully erasped his meaning.
and get she realized that there Was truth
in MS words Her face grew pale. and
her lips stiff and strained, as she stood
looking straight into his honest eyes. SO
full OF love and sadness
What is it, she whispered
Jim put his arm around her and hela
her closely to him.
Must ! speak moro plainly?" he asked
y esE Oh! my darling, | am so sorry, 50
gricvcd to say it-but he is the one per
son in the world to whom l could not tell
it, except in the face of the most dire
danger"
was-not-our-boy?" she whis
PeCed, painfully; and for answer BeautifIr,
jim did not speak, made no gest ure. no
sign-only he looked at her with an in
finite and tender pity shining through
the love which filled his eyes
, 1889-04-18
NOTICE for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Seattle. " n Jan. II ISSg


Notice j. hereby given that, in compliance
with the provisions of the Act of Congress of
June }, 1873, entitled IAN Act for the sale of
rTimter LGnGs In the States of California Oregon,
Nevada, and Washington Territory" y. r.
%OrgcUson, Jr., Of Tacoma, County of Pierce,
State tor Tcrrit0rV) of Washington, has this
dag fled n tnis office his aworn statement No.
1855. for the purchase of the uorI hw-sl !. az
of Section 10. :, in Township No. ~ North
Rangc No. West, and Will ofcr proof TO show
that the land sought il more valuable for IFS
timber or stone Than for agricultural purposes,
ana 10 t. ablish his claim 10 >ajd and before
fhe Rc.i- nj Re e1eIs'T uf This office li SEAT
IL. ". T., on Monday, the 2TIh day OF january,
lsMl.
lie names rs witHesseSi
Ea.. IL Nelson Of Seattle, W.T..
Andrew Nc,OH
james Anderson -
-. Ii. Nelson OF TaCOma- w T.
Any aud I'll persons cl immS adversely the
abOrC-dcscribeG laHGs are requested 10 ile their
claims III This Office on or pefure said 9Th day OF
JunLHTy. 1893.
70 $50. IS. bAIED.
E--y!strr.
First pIbIic.tiUn Feb. :, ISS9-wIO.
, 1889-04-18
BEAUTIFUL JIM.' .
tBY JOHN STRANGE WINTER.

And with that he just cursed no and
Capt Owen, too, and went; and never
Iaw kim again till saw him at the In,
quest"
"Is that true?" jim asked, search
inglv-
True as that God is above u.s." Rose
MeekinS answered, solemnly. MIR Beres-
ford. Id no idea u his going back and
numbering him, and II shielded him it
was because I believed in my heart the
poor lad was beside himself when he
did It"
And supposing that suspicion had
grown against me?" said Jim. Would
you have shielded him at the cost Of my
'fe?"
''No, Mr. Beresford. I would not II
You had not been cleared that day should
have given him the chance Of getting
away, and then l should have spoken out.
1t was that that made me so nervous and
frightened before the jury. | was terri
fed lest l should clear one at the expense
Of the other"
But DO you know that am not clear
said jim, gravelg. 80 long as this mys-
terry remains l may be brought up sgsin
at any time and charged with my friend S
murder"
Il should speak for you in that case,
Mr.. Berestord." " said the bar maid, with
dignity.
, 1889-04-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
USTTEn STATES L.Sp OFFiCE,
sEArrIE " L NnLnh IN lsS

SEATTLE, w. T.. March -. l'St
Noricn i hereby given that The f0 ing
II med =~tJIa- H. Sled notice Of E.~ nj ntlon
10 make .U..i proc in support of hi IL iui. and
that said p-orf it ne mace b.. or jude 0i
Clerk of DaS,ri.t nIITt = e oTt Towns nj. v.
T.. on MGnGav- JU : I>S9. VI: F. g. in,
PFe-rmptISn \n- i-t,3-. Tor the = " >, ::
: L. SEC. 81, !n. - y, r. ~. lie ramc- tte
following VI JH"--p- 20 Drsve hi< continuous
residence up H. aIJ cultivation of, said !tnd
viz:
Pat Cole OF Leland, W. r.
liz ~ Mees' Of CAmacum, w; 7.
John rtIr.t Y
John Monroe. of Port ii-C OyeTy. W. :.
ANY person who desires II p o e-l against
the ::lowanC" Of such proof, oF Who kE"Ws OF
any ss;hStan iaI reason, rudrr tie I.w and the
Ie.su!utiOn~ Of Ike inter or Depart m"nt- WHY
such proof should rot be alIS-:ed. FviIi b. given
an oppor. unity at the above Mentioned time
and place to Cr7>s-eIaminc the HrsS OF
said laimGnt. and offer evidence i'll rehuttal
of that submitted by claimant
JOHN H. BAIRD, ReSisisr.
First publication AuFiI Il. lNS9.
, 1889-04-18
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
Cr.rrru 1. " L, E,nh Il 1880

Soifcc i hereby CIysn that in compliance
with The provisions Uf the Act or Congress OF
June 1878 entitled, An act for The Fa1e OF
rirnher lands in The States OF California. OREGON,
Nry;t.1a ana Washington Territory j. &. Byrne.
of seattle County of King, Terri ory OF Wash
Irgron has this day fled III this Office iiS sworn
/. \ T. /, auu f = ;. L Il OF sect on 10. 70 in
Township No - y. RauE- No W. and wi !
of, 7 proof to show hat he lgHd sought = more
valuable for iIS timber or stDUe III for .rICul-
tur,tl purposes and 70 esIab -h MS claim IL said
land before the LEICESTER and kereIvcr of This
ofica M Seattle, W T. on Monday, the End day
OF June. lN9O
lie names ~ Witnesses:
A. G. Miller, OF S";I-ti". VT
j. VI, QuIit>-,
GeD. Luther.
Hiram Hcilh-
Any and all p.r~Gn- claiming adversely th
above described llLG~ arr Tuqaesttd 20 ile then
claims I'm his Oiice on or be ore said 2ud of
June. ISg1- JNO. i. BAIED, Register
1t publication Feb. 81.
, 1889-04-18
SUJWONS.

In the ni-tr ct Court Of the Third Iudicia
District OF the T, rrirury of Wash ngton i"ldine
terms at Port TowHuend, in the county Of Jeffrr
son
re1 rita-y T wasiir cfou. county of Jefferson
ss.
Fanny Pearson. niHtif,
Va. Ne IL.
II CIaaS -ar-ou. DrfeEdanf.i
i" th" a5uyr EHmrd dcieuIuni You are here
| hT nOJItied 'hat Fanny PeLn--u. Il-iG-iI. has
n ed Il COMPLIANT "a u>t Won - th.- District
Court OF ia. Ihi . -iuGicIa, District inifing
| terms at I"rt Tow s-ud .Ci-T~on county.
W IrtInytOn Ter i'Ury- which viii come On II J.,
heard sixty d!N~ after The first Pu1Iir: rEOn o.
this summons te-wjf; SiN y dHyS after hP 3TSi
day OF J.nuuTy, Io-g, and unless you appear
and answer tie -uT1- oE ct before The u Gay of
AF-rl- lN~:i- Ih SH-IC viii nc taken COnIe= Set
2ni the pray er "i >gii Complaint granted.
The oi1' ct ana PrHycr - sSld vOmpiIint i o
ott.ln dec &c If SAID court GI>>u,viHg the
| bonds o. u!arrimO1y bstweeI plEintif If md DE-
feHdaU'; !CT the S.ody Of the minor children.
SAID "c ion = bToUGh; and aid relief asked. on
I he ground OF cruel treatment Of refentant 10
pialutEfi AID pCr>orm inifuiTies, rendering life
bHrdensOmc.
Witness nv hand ami the seal of saIi CoUTt
tbs - II day OF January 1879.
=" +. LEDGERWOOD. Clerk.
SEAL Ey JAMES SEANEY. Deputy Clerk.
sam. H. W ,ldy. Plaintiff Attorneys.
First puhiitaUi1n J..n 81 1873.
, 1889-04-18
Notice for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
$500. ~. y, :..,ll u. IsALL

SEATTLE, W. l.. req 10. 1851
Notice il hereby given that i'll compliance
with he pIopisions Of the Act # Congress of
June ), 1873, entitled an Ct for the safe of
timber lands i'll the States OF California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington erritory,' Horace a.
Duke, OF Seattle, county of King. Territory OF
Washington, has this day fl ed in this office his
sworn statement No. il9 for the purchase OF
the W a y. ~. =. Section II and F. - N E. u
of Section No. II, in 1oSs.'sbip No. q ~, Range
No. West, and will offer proof TO show that the
land foHght is more valuable for its timber or
stone Than for agr:curaral purposes and TO
establish his claim to td land before the Regis
Ter and Receiver OF this Cihce ( Seattle, w /,
on Thursday, the 5th day OF June, 1895.
lie names as witnesses:
A. &. Miller, of Seattle, W. T.
j. NJ. Quilter, -
Geo Luther. -
Hiram Heith, -
ANY and all pCTsO-s claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or DefUIe said 5Ih day
OF June. io90.
JNO. B. BAIRD, Register.
1st publication Feb. II. 1883.
, 1889-04-18
Administrators No,ice.

All persons having claims against the estate
of Henry Carlson, deceased, are hereby HOIi.
fed to T1resent The same TO the undersigned
admi. is rrator Gf the e>tate o said d"Ceastd on
or DcGuT- Cn- year from the datC Of first EuDI
cation hereof or the claims viii be forever
barred
CLARK ALDRTCH,
Administrator Of Henry Carlson de ceased
Drte of first publication. March 2Sih, 1889.
, 1889-04-18
for Pubiicntiom.
U.ITED STATES LAND OFFICE. !
SFAT1,l p " Il. March 10. ioS9.

SFAT1I p, " T., March 10, ios9.
Notice il hrrehy given thai in compliance
with the pr"Sl-ion- of the act of C"H-rer7 ol
JuI = :, 1875 entitled AN net fug III: saIc of
timber lands in the States Of California, NeVadSi,
and Washington Territory IL [. Ingram. OF
cattle. tOEnts of X ,HE. icrrtOrN OF NasElnS-
ton, As his day d ed in his Office his sworn
statement No. 4Ii6, for The puIrDaSc of the ;.
w a OF Section No. TO- it Township No y j..
Range No. = W. ana will Offer proof snow
thai the land sUnghI i more valuable fer lis
ilIn er Cr stone than for IL agricultural puf-
pores and TO establish his claim 10 sali lgnd he
fore the Register and Receiver of this office AT
Sea- til, ". T.. on MoIday, The ljIh das Of Sep
tembeT. Is, D.
He names ~ witnesses.
Arthur Ingram OF seattle X ng Go, W. T.
Frederic Lamb, "
Nm. CJisr ="
JnO X ko%s, OF Port Bskaiy, kjtsap Co. W.T..
ANY and all persons ciain'ns adversely the
above crIn-d lIIEt!e IeqUe~Je To file their
cl5Im- IN 1uiS Office De ore said 18th day
of Septrml CT, iSJE
JNp. f. BAIRD. Register.
, 1889-04-18
ITO BE CONTINUED }
Notice.

We would call the attention of our
many patrons to the fact that We will re-
move ON the 18th inst. from our present
quarters TO Union wharf, next to the
Central hotel. CHARLES BUTLER,
Peoples market.
, 1889-04-18

sons
Territo:y OF Washington, county Of Jefier
son,
Prudence A. Eaton, Plaintiff,
NO. llSi.
William Eaten. Defendant
To NJ above named d irEGau': YOU are here
by notified iiHI Prudence A. Eaton, plaintiff.
has Ii ed ronpiaIar against you III the District
Count Cf the IhIri judicial District, holding
terms a Port 1Owustnd. Jefferson {, unIy.
Washington TeTTiIoIy. which Will COM on to be
heard xiv DAYS after the fiIsI publication OF
This summons. IO-wIt: Sixty days after the 3lSt
day of January. 1859. Al unless you appear and
ans the came on or before he I'd day OF April.
1889, the same VIII be taken as confessed, and
tse prayer of raid complaint granted.
The object and prayer of said compliant L. to
Dissolve The bonds of matTimOny eXlSllAg be-
tEeen the plaintiff and defendant, on the
e-uunds of the fail neglect and refusal Of de
fndaHt 10 provide for the plaintiffs support,
and maltreatment of plaintiff by defendant.
HainIlH asks that she may Ire restored 10 her
former nam, Prudence Mills, ard thai the
Court decree To her as her separate property.
eertIin real estate, lying and being in The conn
y of King, Territory of Washington, owned by
plaintiff DefOte her marriage with defendant and
mlly described in the complaint fled herein by
p!ainrif, and that plaintiff have judgment for
her costs and Disbursements herein.
Witness my hand aud the seal OF Eaid Court
tlis 2SIh day of January. 1859.
W. Z. Ii DGERWOOD, Clerk.
SEALl by JAMES SEAVEY, Deputy Clerk.
Bradshaw " Sachs. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
First publl. alton Jan. 81. 1889.
, 1889-04-18
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