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WOODS WIFE AGAINST HIM.
SEE ADMITS WITH SORROW THAT
SIZE rs STILL HIS WIFE

Mrs. Raymond Denies the 9enuineness OF
Her Alleged signature 20 ORDERS for the
Payment OF Her dividends, snd m Expert
Fronounces the signatures Foreoraea
Frank II. Wood. formerly clerk for Kountzc
Bros. bankers. who is on trial in the General
Sessions before Judge MARITIME. upon the
charge Of forging the endorsement OF Mrs
Elizabeth B. Raymond Of Brooklyn upon GER
tiflcates representing eighteen shares OF West
ern Union Telegraph stock. evidently has q
Partially for matured female charms. Mrs.
Raymond. with whom. according to the EVIL
dence. he at least pretended to be in love. ad-
mits that she is 80 years Of age. Yesterday
Woods wife. whom he married shortly after
he WINS turned out Of Mrs. Raymond's fat by
her brother-in-law. after the discovery Of the
alleged forgery. appearedin court as witness
against him. She appeared to be fully as old
as the round and rosy complainant, Mrs. Ray
mond. although she professed to be but 80.
She had previously said that she was the
mother Of twelve children. the eldest Of whom
is 81 years Of age.
Mrs Raymond was recalled BY Mr.. Davis
and asked whether her signature to orders
for the payment Of her quarterly dividends.
after Wood had got possession Of her twenty
share certificate Of stock. with her consent.
under an agreement that he should sell the
two shares and return to her certificate for
eighteen shares. was genuine. She said that
II was not She also said that she did not fill
up the blanks in the order. stating tho mum.
Der Of shares that she had.
Hitler Morrot, q suave Frenchman. with q
patriarchal beard, was called by Assistant Dis-
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Mrs. Wood Quilted the stand. with a

parting look OF OeteSta-
ton at Wood. who did
not lift his head. David
N. Carvalho. expert In
questioned handwrit-
ing. took the witness
chair. He testified that
Mrs. Raymond's en-
dorsement on the GER
tiflcate for tw enty
& Il res OF Western
Union Telegraph stock
was undoubtedly her
genuine signature.
Il b en- Mr.. Davis
handed to Mr.. Carvalho
---At a--A- -.
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WITNESS MORSE IS, FOUND.
JAMES a. nRADLEX's TWELVE YEARS
SklRCa REWARDED.

Nsrse Dsnies that He II IN Actor, sor.
rows for che People who Have Seen
His Fisy, ana Admits that he Dra.k
whiskey st Hrs. RusseIrs Asbury rark
Drug stere-shs - Suing Mr. bradley
for $4,000 for Malicious Prosecution.
II was like making trip to Asbury Park to
70 into Judge Shipman's court In the Federal
building yesterday. James A. Bradley was
there. the master Of the bath houses was
there. and Squire Bennett, the local dispenser
OF justice. was there, to say nothing Of the
lessor celebrities Of Jerseys most famous
town. They had been called together BY q
lawsuit. which has been buffeted around for
twelve years now. It Is suit brought BY Mra
Mary E Russell against James A. Bradley for
$4,000 damages for malicious prosecution.
In August. 1879. when Mrs. Russell kept
drug store In Asbury Park. she was arrested
at the instance Of Mr.. Bradley and taken be-
foro Squire Bennett for q breach OF the
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not determined by SIM
ilarities. but by dissim-
ilarities. For instance.
II an expert receives
two samples OF o mans
signature for COMPARE
son. and finds that they
are similar, he suspects
forgery at once. and
sets tOwork to substan-
tiate this suspicion. II
Ia an axiom as to ques-
fionad hand wrifin u I hnf
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statuto, rs they say
down there. It was al
legged that Mrs. Russell
sold liquor in her drug
store without u license.
and without a physi-
clans prescription. Mr..
Bradley was prompted
to act by q statement
made to him By Mrs.
Russell's clerk. In
which the clerk de-
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dend attached. It is the duty Of the stock
holder to Nil out this coupon and renal 1t to
the Treasurer. He tthe witness) did not hll out
the orders for tho payment Of dividends pur-
porting to have been signed by Mrs. Raymond.
The orders arc sent out in blank.
May I ask. Mr.. Morrot." asked Lawyer
Spooner. in characterization. why you are
SO positive that these orders were not filed in
your Officer"
1T is very simple" replied Mr.. Morrot. 1T
is because OF the law. The law says We must
deposit the order in the one-cent manila
envelope. and the company must not have one
word even on the ORDER
Mr. Davis next called Mrs. Alice Wood. the
defendants wife. She is q blonde with par
ticuarly lorid complexion. and hair that must
truthfully be called very red. She and Wood
exchanged ono quick. spirited glance. and then
Woods eyes fell and he appeared to busy him
self with some writing.
Mrs. Wood testified that she lived at 1853 TIL
larry street, Brooklyn.
Are you this defendants wife3" asked Mr..
Davis.
II am. sir" replied Mrs. Wood. with supreme
dis disdain n her tone. Il am Unfortunately
, Contlnaina she testified that Wood came to
been ordered out OF Mrs Kaymond's fiat by her
son-i law. Mr.. Donald. after the discovery OF
the allnped fprparv MrS Raymond'a ON
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as his principal witness.
Mrs. RUSSELL finally got
the case disposed Of by
nOlle pros. Then she
instituted proceedings
against Mr.. Bradley for
damages. alleging that
her health had been in
jured by exposure to
inclsment weather in
1879 and 1880 when
iourneying to and from
Freehold. Her social
-ontksN- - 10. L.,-t
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uOFSement upon CeFtln-
Gates representing her
Gig teen shares of
Western Union Tele-
graph stock. Wood
hired o room In the
house. He made him
self particularly agree
able to her. On Aug. 8.
1889. they were mar
ried blythe Rev. DR.. Par
kins Of the Church OF
the Holy Redeemer In
Brooklyn. She was then
the widow Of John MUIR
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fully sold liquor with Mrs Russell full knowl-
edge and consent He gave the name Of an
actor connected with q travelling troupe. which
had been playing in Asbury Park. as one OF the
stsro's customers But when Mrs. Russell was
arraigned before Justice Bennett, Mr. Brad
ley's men couldn't produce the actor. because
they couldn't find him. An adjournment OF o
few Days was asked for. but refused. and Mrs.
Russell was discharged. Several days later.
however. Squire Bennett got worried over the
summary way in which he had handled the
case. and longing to mako amends came to
him. So he had Mrs. Russell arrested on his
own hook. and hold her for the action Of the
Grand Jury on the statement OF the clerk.
Fhs Grand Jury found an indlctm emit against
her. and tho case went upon the calendar Of
tho Court of Sessions at Freehold. It was
called for trial several times. but adjourned
because Mr.. Bradley was unable to produce
the travelling, actor whom he counted upon
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21

PETERsON stands in the front rank
of periodicals for ladies and families.
1t is not possible to speak too highly
in its favor. There is nothing that
can contribute to the comfort and
pleasure of home which is not to be
found in its pages. Its literary mat.
ter is always of q high order of merit,
and is furnished by writer's of SUI
perior talent and established reput;l.
tion. The March number is an ld-
mirable illustration of the excellence
and variety of it's contents. There
are two capital illustrated articles
one on housekeeping in India" and
another on "The Little Queen of Hol-
land" besides illustrated stories and
poems, novelets and miscellaneous
papers.
Terms Two Dollars Il year. Ad'
dress, pETEHsoN's MAGAZINE, 300
Chestnut Street, Phila, Pa.
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GLADSTONE NOTES.

Il. Robbins. one of our old towns.
men. was seen on our streets Tuesday.
T. S. Underhill was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee on Monday. He
came up on No. and took No. 4 for
Bismarck.
The two inches of snow which fell
Monday night has nearly disappeared
under the influences of wind and sun.
shine.
The dance on Saturday evening was
was we'll attended by families in town
and vicinity Music was furnished
by Messrs. Forbes and Durrent.
School begins on Monday next with
Miss Ida Ellison as teacher. Miss Ell.
lison taught the fall term and gave
good satisfaction.
r. j. Turner, one of the Gladstone
rustlcrs, must be keep his hay presses
going. judging by the way hay is com,
ing in. Mr.. Turner says that ON ac,
count of the extremely fine winter
he can't take more than half of the
hay offered him.
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Obituary..

l. is with feelings OF the deepest
regret that pen these lines upon the
sad tit atll "f J. Sp ill. of Butler eau :
ty. Iowa, who WAS accidentally killr,:
at ForsytEe. Sunday morning, Fc''.
s, 'Ql, while in the discharge uf his
duties in the capacity OF brakeman.
-Four years ago he left the home o.
his aged parents. coming west to
Dickinson, where lie secured Il posi-
tion us bridseman on the Missouri
division. Here the writer first met
and became acquainted with him.
Being of " genial and happy DISPOSE
tion, and possessing good conversa-
tional ability, Ic soon got acquainted
with all the railroad men on the div.
ision, and was regarded by them as i.
general favorite.
Ever anxious to advance, and bet.
ter, if possible, his situation in life,
he in course of time, entered the train
service, where he proved himself a
trustworthy and ready brakeman.
In the winter of 80 lie returned
home to see his mother, for whom he
always expressed the greatest regard,
which is attested by the fact that he
rarely permitted week 10 pass with.
out sending her some word or token
of affection.
Upon his return here, lie again Ell.
tered the bridge department, remain.
ing only few months. Having Il
good credential from this division he
experienced little difficulty in secur-
ing IL position us brakeman on the
Yellowstone division, whittier lie
went in May Of the past year, and
where he has been employed up to
the date of his tragic end.
AS a man, John Spain was cool and
deliberate, never getting excited un.
der any circumstance, and seldom
permitting his anger to rise, or his
temper to become rufiled, even under
the most trying ordeal. Possessed of
those sterling qualities, which we all
so much admire-honesty and gener.
osity-he had but to be known, to be
respected.
AS a companion, he was pleasan t
and agreeable. Ever ready to take
advantage of an opportunity to have
q joke or create laugh at his broth.
er workman's expense, yet he did all
in such IL manner as to hurt the feel.
ings of none, or offend any.
But alas! his manly form and benign
countenance las disappeared from
our midst. We shall never more list.
en- to his pleasant voice, or look upon
his smiling face, as we often times
did, while lie related some funny tale,
or pictured some comical adventure.
He is gone gone to receive his re-
ward. He has passed beyond the
mystical vale; we shall miss him.
Yes; We'll miss him; but his poor old
parents, his sister and his brothers
will miss him more.
BRIDGEMAN.
Mandan, Feb. 10, 81.
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A Miracle Of the Nineteenth Century.

have been afflicted with rhcuma-
tism for twenty years, and have used
crutches for ten years. From using
powerful liniments to get Il little
sleep. my hip and knee hal lost near
ly all strength. When ! commenced
to take Hiblaru's Rheumatic Syrup l
could not take one step without the
aid of Il cane, can now walk without
my cane from my house to my office
and wish l might herald to all at1lict-
ed with rheumatism, the merits of
this wonderful medicine.
$. S. CoNOvER,
Agt. Northwestern Mutual Life In.
surance Co., Manistee, Mich.
For sale by Merry &McDonald.
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STOCK NOTES.

The American Live Stock Commits.
sion Co. is coming into prominence
and making trouble for some of the
smaller commission companies by
cutting the regular price Of so cents
per head for handling stock to thirty.
three cents. If they can freeze out
the small companies then they will
haye a clean field and can put the
prices up again.
Bruvold Bros, whose ranch is a
little west of Hebron, have flock of
Us sheep. This year their wool sold
in Boston for $3.50 per fleece and
netted them 50 90 per fleece, and they
had the increase of lambs besides.
The wool averaged Ii cents pound,
which would give the clip per head
at l3 pounds. AS far as we can learn
that is the best clip of the season.
and the same firm were entitled to
the blue ribbon for best average
weight and quality last year.-rioneer
Manlan.
North Dakota can discount any
state in the Union on grass.grown
hecf, and the fact could be shown up
to advantage at the Worlds Fair.
Chicago has consumed this year,
from January |, to December Is, 172-
464 calves. This is in round mum
bers SO per cent. more than was used
last year and nearly four times as
manyas were consumed in the city IN
1886. Comment is unnecessary. The
figures alone are sermon within
themselves.-Ex.
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Why Suffer! With the Remedy at Hand.

GENTLEMEN: l have been great
sufferer from Sciatic Rheumatism for
five years. y portion of that time
have been confined to my bed. Have
been treated by the best physicians
without relief. | am now taking the
fourth bottle of Hibbard's Rheumatic
Syrup and firmly believe it vii! work
a permanent cure. 1t acted upon the
liver and regulated my kidneys and
digestive organs Immediately. and
has done me more good already than
all the other medicines | have ever
taken. ! checrfully recommend this
medicine. Mrs. ALTIIA HARRINGTON,
Altoona. Mich.
For sale by Merry & Mcdonald.
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DklDGEM.
Mmdan, Feb. 10, '9l.
The Blackyille Twins.

The musical comedy of the above
name was presented to we'll pleased
audience at the opera house last night
by the Hyers Sisters, a colored troupe
taking it's name from the two leading
characters. The play was perfectly
clean from beginning to end, the act.
ing was good and the singing, of
which the performance consisted in
great part, was such us can come only
from negro throats. The plantation
scenes and plantation melodies carried
many of the audience back to their
childhood days. The cornet solo by
George Freeman, has never been
equaled in Paris except by Levi. Ike
McBcard in his specialties surpasses
Billy Kersands or any other negro
minstrels. The two sisters in "I'll
Trovatore Verdi" were first class,
their singing and acting being fault.
less. The Georgia Minstrels, the
Nashville Students, or any other col.
orcd troupe has ever given a perform.
ance in Paris equal to that of last
night Paris Texas Times, Nov. 6,
1890.
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ANTELOPE NOTES.

Miss Hecht is visiting with hel
sister, Mrs. Reimer.
p. A. Horn is able to he out again
after two weeks illness.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Reimer
hoy, on Tuesday, the 10th inst.
Some of our people have more
money and time to spend in law than
anything else.
w. w. Brookings came down from,
Ricllardton and spent Monday night
with p. y. Horn.
L. S. Underhill is going to bring in
some more thoroughbred stations
this spring from the east.
Quite a number went to Richard.
ton Wednesday to hear the suit to he
tried before Justice Webb.
School commenced in district No. |,
Feb. 9th, with twelve scholars en-
rolled. Mrs. Il. M. Smith welding the
rod.
J. M. Iollingsworth came in from
his ranch the first Of the week. Per.
haps there is some attraction dowl
in Springvalc.
The school house was crowded last
Sunday and the congregation were
we'll pleased with an excellent ser
mon rendered by Rev. Burnes, Meth
odiSt minister of Mandan,
Best quality of floor oil cloth at
Scolield's.
Pure sugar syrup and New Orlean:
mOlnccaS ot Goofia1f1,c
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Call for a Special Meeting of the County
Commissioners.
Office of county auditor.
Stark Comfy

Dickinson, n. d.. Feb. 90, 1891.
A special meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of said county
will lie held at the court house in
Dickinson on Saturday, Feb. 2s. ut 0
O'Clock a. m, for the transaction of
such business rs may be lawfully
brought before them.
tsEAL)
Witness my hand and official
seal ut said county, this Goth day of
Feb. y. d., 1891. GEO. AUD,
County Auditor.
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SOUTH HEART NOTES.

John Moody was In from his ranch
yesterday with Fred Eden who was
spending Il week with him.
Geo. Clark has returned from Mont.
having ascertained that the John
Clark who was kille up there was IL,
relative of his.
\ number from here attended the
bridgemen's dance at Bellicld last
week.
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21
THOMAS S. UNDERuILL.

for the southeast t, section IL, township 1888,
range 9a.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
Faycttc NJ Smith, William S. Ycuklc, Burdctt
Leppcr, Edmond Hughes, all OF Antelope,
N. ID.
L. S. NEAL,
Feb 2l-Gt Register.
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21
Bucklcn's Arnica Salve.

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Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles,
,r no payment required, It is guar.
,nteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents Z
box. For sale by ]. ]. Freeman
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21
Post Office.

Once open from ..o a. m to T:a5 p n, m
Star route mail leaves on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 10 d. m. for New England City
and points south. arriving on Mondays, Wedncs-
days and Fridays at ISIS.
Office open Sundays from s to Ga. M, from
1880 to 2:40 p. m. and $3.50 to 7:30 p. m.
j. c. THOMPsoN, p. NJ.
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NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.

IS. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, N. d.
Feb. 1S, 1891.
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
District Court at Dickinson, n. d., OH April &,
1891, viz,
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21
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Insurance Men Attention.
Excellent Contracts given to the right parties
Apply at for terms and territory. Agents
wanted in every Lodge in the state.
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21
Northern Pacific Time Table.

Northern Pacific Time Table.
The schedule went into effect Dec. &, 1890, Civ
ing one passenger train each way daily, making
all stops.
All trains make a stop of ten or more minutes
at Dickinson, division headquarters.
The left hand column should be read down
and the right hand column up.
The time given in the table is the time on
which trains depart.
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21
personal MENTION.

w. S. Femo came up from Taylor
OIL Thursday.
r.. j. Turner Was up from Glad
stone OH Tuesday.
w. Stcrland of Gladstone visited
Dickinson this week.
Smpt. j. Il. Phelan aud wife return
ell from st. Paul "Wednesday.
Senator McGillivraS and wife are
expected home from Bismarck today.
David Brown of Mingusviile re
newrd acqulntanccs in town this
week.
Miss Davidson, stenographer in N.
p. r.. r. offices. spent Sunday in Bis
marck.
Howard Eaton stopped in town
Thursday when on his way home
from Bismarck.
S. NJ. Ferris came down from Me.
dora on Thursday and remained in
town until Saturday.
Tuesday Ed. McAdams started for
Eureka. Utah, where his sister is re.
ported to be in a dying condition.
Thos. Tyrrell came down from
Glendive Wednesday night and has
been figuring with parties on the
school building.
i. Nj. Holt was in Dickinson yester-
day. The DR.. is in good spirits and is
likely to remain with w. S. Fenno
the coming season.
Daniel Manning and A. II. Arnett
went down to Bismarck last Friday
night to figure little on the stock
men interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Gotta entertained
very pleasantly number of friends
at their home on Thursday evening
with progressive euchre.
Rev. L. II. Sheckler. presiding
elder of the Bismarck district, came
in Tuesday and is assisting Rev.
Sizer in his work this week.
Mrs. E. +. Turner and Miss Lou
Snyder entertained small party of
young people Saturday eve in that
pleasing manner they so we'll know.
E. G. Paddock was returning home
to Medora Thursday from visit to
Bismarck, accompanied by Mr..
Christainson from Sargent county.
S. B. Oakes. advance agent for
Flyers Sisters Co., was in town Tues
day making arrangements for date
for his company on Thursday, Feb. 26'
A. IIilliard took the train Sunday
night for Vermont in response to u
telegram bearing the intelligence of
the severe illness of his little daugh
ter.
Chas. f. Merry took the train We'd
nesday for BoZeman, Mont, to he in
Helena on Sunday. Mr.. Merry will
push the 0. T. Il. & J.. A. interests in
Montana for about two weeks.
Father Ambrose said goodbye to
his many friends in Dickinson We'd
nesday and departed for his home at
| CT I,l,,.c Jrn;,,orc;t,, rol1oro,,;1I,
Mimi, where he will take needed
rest.
II. l.. Dickinson made a trip tc
Fort Lincoln last week to look ul
some matters in connection with ser
vices recently rendered the U. S
army by parties in this vicinity. Mr..
Dickinson was also across the Mis-.
| couri and visited tho conitn1
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21

1Iyer Sisters Comedy Co. at the
Opera house next Thursday night.
Go and enjoy yourselves.
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21

A banquet was given the members
of the l. o. o. +. by the daughters of
Rebekal after the regular meeting
Tuesday evening.
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21

A. NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle of Shiloll's Catarrh Rem.
cdy. Price SO cents.
l6 Merry 4 Mcdonald.
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21

The Odd Fellows b. Il l.. A. office is
now supplied with one of the Yost
typewriters and cabinet.
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NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT BIsMAncx.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. ND.
Feb. II, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk
Of the District Court at Dickinson, N. D., on
March 80, 1891, viz:
The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21

A fine screw office chair fur sale
cheap-cane seat and back. Inquire
at PRESS office.
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JOSEPH BRANICK,

for the southwest of section 9, township 1s9,
range 9S.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz:
William Kennedy, Joseph Gattng, Charles 2
Angel, South Heart, N. D.; George Aud, Dick
insOn, N. ID.
feb 2l-6t L. S. NEAL,
Register.
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w. c. L. IT,,

Pyramid Park Lodge, No. 1a7, meets first and
third Wednesday afternoon of each month IN
Odd Fellows hall.
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ADOLPII MILLER,

for the south anorthcast I, southeast I north :
west and lot 5, scctionG, township l39 range ~,
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Hugh McClements, Carl lehman and Ben
jamn Webb of Richardton, N. d., George Aud
of Dickinson, N. ID.
L. S. NEAL,
feb 7-Gt Register.
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