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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
THE DETEc TlvE's DREAM.

He Followed the Clue 1t Gave and
Caught the Man He Was After.
do you believe in dreams?" asked
Tom Hall Of Conductor Mitchell.
II sleep too sound to dream" was the
reply.
"Well, never had much confidence
in them either, but had an unusual ex-
perience one time that has almost made
me believer. A number of years ago,
when / was in the secret service, had
searched the country over for muir
derer. His home was in Indianapolis,
and he had relatives living here, but l
could never get any trace of him. One
night ! came to Indianapolis and re-
manned here two weeks, stopping at the
Spencer House. | tramped this town
from one end to the other and had about
given up in despair.
"One morning got up rather early,
and asked the clerk to take a drink with
me. This he did, and then l went to
breakfast For breakfast we had bacon,
and never enjoyed anything SO much
in nv life. After breakfast strolled
out. and made my way down Washing
ton street and along up the canal. There
was one house that attracted my atten-
ton. 1t was built in an unusual way,
the weatherboarding being put on per-
pendicularly. In building next to
this house / saw the man wanted, and
just as I reached for him / awoke. 1t
had been dream, but SO natural was it
that could actually taste the cocktail l
had drunk with the clerk, and the bacon
/ had eaten for breakfast.
"When got up the clerk and ! did
take drink together, and we had bacon
for breakfast, just as it occurred in my
dream. went down Washington street
and along the canal. There ! saw many
things that dreamed about, but could
not find the house with the perpendicu-
lar weatherboarding. saw building
located on the same spot where my
dreamhouse should have been, and
while was looking at it a man came
out. / recognized him as an old ac-
quaintance, and we had quite long
chat-I Of course not explaining to him
the business was on.
"In the course of the conversation !
learned that the mother of my man
lived next door to this house. In an
hour or two came back and went in to
see her. To make a long story short, I
learned that her son had joined the reg
ular army and was stationed out here
at the arsenal. There / arrested him.
He was tried. convicted and was sent
over the road and is yet serving time for
his crime. The clew I had secured as to
his whereabouts came to me in
dream. indianapolis News.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
His First and Last Time.

Romanelli, having heard wonders told
Of the skating rink, determined to go
there. The sight of SO many young
ladies and gentlemen gliding around in
all directions SO gracefully and in such
apparent safety led him to believe that
skating was the easiest and most natural
thing in the world. He suddenly made
up his mind, and after ordering pair of
roller skates he took step forward and
-bang-he dropped full length on the
floor. The manager ran to pick him up.
sis this the first time you have put on
the skates?'
"No, sir; the last!" growled Romanelli.
--Nano Rosso.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN-
i ty of Los Angeles, state of California.
In the matter of Robert Kern, an insoIvent
debtor.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned to
all creditors who have proved their debts
against the estate of Robert Kern, an insolvent
debtor, to appear before the superior. court of
Los Angeles county, California, at the court
room thereof, in department FIVE, on the 14th
day of November, 1892, at the hour of 10
O'Clock a.. M, and show cause, If any they
discharged from all his debts, in accordance
with the statutes in such cases made and pro-
vided.
said court, duly made and given in the matter
of Robert Kern, an insolvent debtor, on the
14th day of October, 1892.
T. H. WARD, Clerk.
By A. W.. SEAvER, Deputy.
lH-1 1OSat-4W
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN of J. M Griffith Co.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the stockholders of the ]. M. Griffith
company has been called, by order of the board
of directors of said company, to be held on
the 10Th day of December, 1892. at 10 a.m., at
the Office of the company, on Alameda street,
in the city of Los Angeles, county of Los An.
geles. state of California, for the purpose of
diminishing the capital stock of said corpora
said meeting, from 5000, 900. the present capi-
tai stock of said company, to $150,O00, thereby
making the capital stock $4,000 less than at
present.
1915 sat lot T. E. NICHOLS,
Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
DISSOLUTION. OF c COPARTNERSHIP

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
i listing under the name and style of Vickery
d Kinds, is dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having claims against the concern will
North Main street, Los Angeles city. Cal.
ALL persons indebted to said firm on account
OF business done at the Main Street market
Los Angeles city, will settle with J. C. Vickery;
parties indebted to the firm on account OF bust.
ness done at the Wilmington or San Pedro mar.
kets, will settle with George Kinds.
J G. VICKHRY.
GEORGE KINDS.
Dated October 1, 1892, 1O-2 If
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
Settles a Mooted Point.

Shakespeare once used the phrase,
"the scamels of the rock" Tones of
teeming thought have been devoted to
the elucidation of this meaning. 1t now
appears that "the young Of the bartailed
godwit," which we are informed is a
bird, is called ''scamep by the gun
ners of Norfolk. This may do for the
controversy what the eggshel does for
the coffee.-New York World.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
rest corner OF Fifth and

Inspector, r. <. Lee.
Judge, w. H. Buehler
Clerk, @. B. Csrolan.
Polling place: Northeast corner OF Turner
and Alameda streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
State of California, &C

OOUuCy OI LO5 AugtIt5sy
On this 18th day of october, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-two, be-
fore me, Jo,e G. Estudillo, notary public in
and for the county of Los Angeles personally
appeared r. 1. Hooper -Ingledew. known to me
to be the person whose name is subscribed to
and " no executed the within instrument, and
he acknowledged to me that he executed the
same.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my Off icial seal at my Office
in this certificate first above written.
[sEAL1 JOSE G. ESTUDILLO,
Notary Public.
Endorsed: Los Angeles county, California.
Filed October IL, 1892. T. H. WARD, Clerk
By A. A. BAYLEY, Deputy. 1913 28t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
Failing Hair

Produces badness. It is cheaper to buy
: bottle of skookum root hair grower
than q wig; besides, wearing your own
hair il more convenient. ALI druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22

Inspector, Harry Harry; L. white.
oss1E, SrsdsEs' ). J. Il. Il ffsssss; nssson.
Polling place: Engine house, near c0fner0f
Boyle avenue and kast Second. street.
In accordance with the resolutions of the
Democratic City Central committee. the DEM
ssf cfty Of Los Angeles will assemble at some suit
able place, 10 be designated 81 puDlisneo mo-
tice BY the member Of the City Central COM
toretSer % r. for his said precinct on Thursday the
Goth day Of october. 1892, at 1880 p. m. Al
said meeting, which shall close at 30 p. m.
mitteee shall preside, and some suitable person
shall be elected by ssid electors, secretary OF
said meeting, who shall take down the names
caucus primary meeting, and shall certify the
names Of the delegates thus elected 70 the Sec
retary OF the Democratic City Central commit
names of said delegates thus elected, printed
on the regular ticket for each ward.
ssd Il uHs Ss gs9ss
sas gates ' to the Il bemocratic city convention a
That the tickets to be used at said primary
Democratic Ticket with the names Of the
SaS 10th dsy Of
1892, as hereinbefore stated; that tcksta
printed otherwi.e with such heading than
precincts shall be declared irregular and void.
The numbers and boundaries Of the various
precincts of said city, that shall govern the
primary election, shall be the numbers and
boundaries of said precincts e the S same ap-
The qualification TO vote ct SAID caucus and
primary election shall be that the voter p .
Democrat: that he will pledge himself to vote
the Democratic municipal ticket ct the ensuing
Of the precinct OF ward Of which he applies ~
the municipal election to be held on Defem-
ber 5, 1892. ~
instructed TO return Immediately u,pon said
the said Democratic city, cen .trai COM
the names of the persons voting at
the said primary election, togf fher with the
Of the number Of votes whic,n each delegate
received; the said returns to be enclosed In
good and substantial envelope.
Done by order Of the Democratic city central
committee, this the 18th day of October, 1892.
TAOS. H. KELLEY,
Chairman of the Democratic city central COM
mittee.
J. H. MELVILL,
Secretary of the Democratic city central COM
m1ttee. 1O-16-td
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP

r CERTIFY THAT 1 CONSTITUTE THE
i Partnership, and am transaeting the ul-
dermentioned business in the city of Los An
geles, in this state. Its principal place of bust
ness is Los Angeles, California. Its name is
United States Fishing Company.
The full names and respective places of resi-
dence OF all Its members are signed hereto
Dated, October IL, 1892.
FL. HOOPER-INGLEDEW,
Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-22
Couue No. 4, HACK No. 23.

stand corner Second and Spring streets from
3 8. a. 10 am. Telephone 272 Rates, 26c
Der mile, one person, 81 per hou Bargains
can be made. N. Ktpp
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Ii Pays to Dress Well.

Let Young man lay t duwn as
golden rule that it pays to Fireas Wall
Ii there is Graia Of truth IN the old
ay'ng that clothes can make man, IT
applies with increased force IL the man
who happens 80 e meant is q man Of
ability. A well lifting suit Of cfcihes is
Il n1gia key II suciety-not clothes by
themselves, of cGuTs-, but con n-idored a.
aiiuncts IN the makeup OF the man.
If you were gong 10 employ "A clerk
and there we're six applicants, a.! equal
~ intelligent, capable and honest. but
one os them well-dressad ard t!iiy in
looks and the other five stuii.--l into Ill
fitting garments, the chances are ten -,
ore that you wonid select the fret. o
young man looking forward Ia some
thing higher in life ran MIKE a better
investment than 10 buy god clstbes.
The fact that Rnscoa C1nklirg was an
exquisite dresser only lent an additional
interest to his great individuality. No
man ever accused him OF being an ami
mated fashion plate, but the public res
ractcd him All the more because he had
= Outward signs o. man Of taste.
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An .luuSrG! Boy.

You can always tell boy whose
mother cuts h.s hair. Not because TIE
{ igcs Of 1t look rs # it had been chew
ed of by an absent minded horse, but
tell it by the way he stops on the street
and wrisgles his shoulders. When Il
fond mother has to cut nor boys hair,
she is careful to guard against anyz an
noyance and muss by laying q sheet on
the carpet. 1t has never yet occurred
TO her 10 sit over bare floor and put
the sheet around his neck. Then she
draws the front hair over his eyes, and
leaves It there while she cuts that which
is at the back. The hair which lies over
his eyes appears TO be surcharged with
electric needles, and that which is silen-
tly dropping down under his shirt bGEu
appears TO be on fire. She has uncOn.
sciously continued to push his head for
ward until his nose presses his breast,
and is too busily engaged to notice The
snuffiing sound that 10 becoming alarm
ingly frequent. In the meantime he is
seized with an irresistible desire to Glcw
his nose, but recollectS that his hand
serchief is ia the other room. Then Il
fly lights Oh his nose and deos it 81 ur-
expectedly that he iuvoluntarily dodge3
and catches the points Of the shears in
his loft ear At this lie commences to
cry and wish he was n man. But his
mother dJesn't notice him. She merely
bits him on the other ear to INSPIRE him
with confidence and gees on with the
work. When she is through she holds
his jacket collar back from his neck and
with her mouth blows the short bits of
hair from the top Of his head down his
back. lie calls her attention to this
fact, but she looks for rev place on
his head and bits him thaEe, ard asks
him why he didn't use his handkerchief.
Then he takes his awfully disiGured
head to the mirror and looks at it. and.
young as he is, shudders as be thinks OF
what the boys on the street will say.
The Holt County sentinel., 1892-03-11
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Inc ihv"I''aIo' ID Ho'h 'e" S'eei ''''
"'|hsSs oi TIE hen one oi 'hese ear '"-e'
and then all you want is hen tew lay the
aiss, aat that wont scratch @ie~r threw
tea tuthre side. herd few daze
ago about ne~ stI!" of len tnst war
mannyfactered out 81 old-fashund
shanghl and u lnet!e snoTt-leS5ed Ban
tam. The pew stiie chicken had one
long leg and oHe short one and when Ii
tride 20 scratch 1t wcr.d tap over
I've neT"r ra's. IhHt air ksnd. W. Ny
ef r:zcn ",.lc-S"s ~ithu1ica ean.
mp.hur, - cn"epsf than the waE n!
CRATE .&taG'a''hof afeicr fo-ieT' G"i !
don't l"se - nerry chickens trom c"oi
lcry Inf"nlum and cro"P. They GoGS d>T
So mutca damage Hn!her. Ii yn'Ve -. 4
nice brood ot melcus, or iiock Of '.'uz:
cdcnnbcrS, yG':e 4 heaP better haT" let
them ii ;he seed box than tew have
them idL their green hods III dri.a-ce
a'2Ee lot oi ltty or sixty hens. i'rt
let em ct a TASTE and ita good bye,
garden. bat - or ~ well behaved h'ns
iil.s "tr bizzy !lyin e,;-s FUR III trk't
and air fed enuit % the night kid c.
st"is iomlKe aiGs oGt "t "ith gravel al't,
eShe' and lime and green stun riga;
cluss 10 hand 80 they d"fnt haftog' and
hrat !ur IT. "ort He" aiut2h d"n"s;c =
6cfi.''a'd.
C"icE 'u' FrteF oe P7'I'"rd win {: HFy
d"s'- Data "haE 1t viii alters tee Ii -
that they Kin dust themselves Dur" "
fame storm II thcy "autcr.
1hhr ilzent much pr"lht N tryin te"
Sell taii gr3ao fouls iur they" etc Their
he"c OIL ai"re you Kin sol! EN-. But Git
rId o: !ur ice'l2 c;iitIS J'St az quick rs
thaFe h'S ehuu 70 lee e'e ana dHAh'
k'Pe one ''aI !"" IL ""n' luF ".''ii'
Win en-! e@pa''''e''''h oi E'ttih hi-@e'
pace IdF IL, I"!' ''' ''!'t'?'h''u Il yes
u2". -"aht !ur' n"aAf CIT ol tit'sH
ana "i25-
Loo years ''1" ~ - lse'l@' ti'e '-S
~ III 'a'i' iH'1"S az IL" H!''cN op'.Ni@i''
i'"l'1 ~ c'''ca'i.5 ana loSC !"S'
; 'hFee l'o.a SicNh"sS' About "
, u"|@eh e"' u'""'"'''''hs I'D! "'eh'
. VA" % d f's''lh "hsh 20 ":ter Dech i'
/ hNai' ana - u!'iy nice ones hau IA -
teF'i"" o"2 hi'a Win a SKUNK. hn' !
had all 'i tAe so lett. Ah"E Kept III
sist'h 'ilat my way oil tHAih inc i'e''e
chichehS a"": from ''ie'' "i''i'H'!7 ""'
"'cNeu ana Gre" ''i'dhu III" S"Iui""'S 'it
preec''ad ABOUT c'ul'e! te" "I'" - -
SoIh contrary Ie" VHe ia"S ha'er d.
( awful convIncih tew me- out hot Vei!
com;ortn' % Kep on N my eVii wa
hut 4rte' awhiie' jest te" kepc nun Go"u
! nateTd' gin one ole s1falchy hoh I'
/ chickens; she do worked nard tur em''ur
she dc been sett'n SIX weRes atoar they
/ hatched out iheh le't her - '"ii'F h"i
own sweet Wiil' while a'St stooa ~
ground over Inc il2"ers with a pich'' !
torned OIL the fence. ! mite nave L.
her out ol the mellon rasch o"t su'H'
ho", my taste fu' WaL"hS was h'Et.
cultivated ia my hiiahc!' az "i e''.f''
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NEW and RAREPLANTS,
Orchids. EEtc.

Iar-e Cu;loctinn of Hot Hons" and
Gr.suhouse pisnl-. Carefully Grown at
Low Hates. 0RfHlDS-A very enf'nS'v'
stnrk; Fast Indian, Mexican, Central aad iaU'h
American, etc. Hardy PeTe1uials, Rises, Gle
mails rsronies PblUErS etc New and stand
ard fruits. Rare and Feaniiiui Trees. shrubs.
F,rreF,.Ars &c. Eaiahiyue 0n aDHlir stio1.
JOHN SAUL, WHsaIngtca, Il {
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Friday, March IL, 1S:.'2.
IaI,,,r aud NIiIisiSm =.

1t canao; b. urged in favor Of the
American Co5isnit,' that tie doe- not
Understand the n.,uc, .. Lae crim9 hr
IS trying 10 p.-s.t~.lta tEtil't ms coun
trymen. HIS dvow,'l object is, as lie
frankly cortes,s,.s, 10 -g'pp,ant American.
..roducts w5th the l~r,lucJs from Euro
,,can mills. i.-;rr - Roger q. Mills
4 reduction - ti.. tariff Ia - per cert
above tEc revenue h.:sis would increase
ugr imports =; .gHluA and that amount
of exports Hul.i baNe 20 - out to pay
FOR the imports.
But what would become of the half
million or mere persons who NOW pro
,iure that s3Cl.cOo,eC0 worth Of goos!s IN
this country? Perhaps Mf. Mills would
adrise them Ia go seek for work at Euro
peaa rates OF wages in the countries
Fron wi:ch his SI0GG0OOO increase IN
imports would come. They might and
they might not find work there making
the things they formerly made IN Amer
ica under protection. Certain il Is that
they would be driven from employment
here by the s3o1,O0l,003 incubation Of
foreign goods Almost equally certain is il
that Il provision fur other employmen;
for thain has 40 place in the scben.e ol
the Cursicaua C"bden
That We would would have TO export
10 pay for the fereisn goods Is very true
We had 10 do it under every revenue
tariff or approach 10 revenue tarlf We
have ever lived ander; bui 1t wag gold
silver and securities that We exported
and would export again under simiial
circumstances. We could not icrease
our exports Of merchandise by single
dollar We would speedily find our
solves where We were 10 1915, 1887 anC
i3JJ7-ih the midst Of industrial distress
and financial disaster. That is how
Mlllaism would work.
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IS # gcoHs o!'ie- "r"T- Younger ard
more vigorous aud Inst -UatiIa than ever
before, How any fJrmcr or breeder rt
horses. cuItic. shpop ~ swine o' ally cf
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we cannot understand. II ruEht to
have half million of Subscribers. II
is published by G. ID Gilman. IT. LpIis.
at 3i00 q year. SauF!c copies e.at on
aprlicHtioD. II will he ciGJ5ed with
The SENTINEL at sic
The Holt County sentinel., 1892-03-11

The Popular Science Monthly l. the one
pcf.uJ;,.;,i that gives access to the scien
t'i!C cs.itCEr Of the tiEe. aud II Will in
the :utuTe represent saIcn; liz. thought
and achievement oven lnure fully than
Il has IN thH past.
Volumes EL and MI. The valuable
serie- % illustrated articles On
TIE DEFELGPME%r UF AMERI
Can INDUSTRIES SINCE
CULGAibJS,
now running ~ The Monthly. will be
cuHt,S;.pd iayo the coming wear There
have already be,u VubiIshed three AZ
ticles on The Wooden Manufacture" 10y
=. y. ID. Nurta; foJr articles on The
Making OF Iron" and swu on The Max
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i;rst al two articles ON American Pot
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All Of these are protuseiy illustrated:
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General W T. Draper: Piano Making"
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non. '-tTEtSli -. " Et=sSI Wiz continue
hiS iUCi-Iye lessons irum the Census"
Or. Andrew ID. White will contribute
some concluding Yapc;s on The Warfare
oE S,leuc"," AM shglt NIL he occasional
articles frntn i!aa David \ Wells and
from i>av'.i Starr Jordan, President OF
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Twenty yr9rs ago cur first numi,er
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ave articles on the leadIu.; subjects of
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pf subjects. from The Gbl, = scientific,
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The hope Of the Republican party OF
Missouri is in its young mon. and they
we're on hand at SetlaIia. The time has
come when the earth will be wiped up
rith the party that has retarded and
discredlted this great commonwealth.
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Order of Publication.
STATE. OF MISSOURI,
County Jf linit.
In tie CiTcud C"uT5 Of Iinii County. in said
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HeHS Eg4hr~.

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II This !dta d.y VI February. iS92. comes the
p'lit.t !-'It!iI, ty &. DUNCAN, his attorney
G.i h.'-> uI~ Petition SSsrn io, alleging an9nS
= 4, HoIl -r,c,id"u, Of the state e Missouri and
rs.HUut la -tsEHoEsJ m thiS action.
Ni~Fr3l.ntl u i ordered by ths clerk thSt
said drir. .'iisUt ~ rg,i!hrd by publication that
p.tIHjlii has cJnIIH. E-esi a suit against her In
flti> "I-t1t. tn. u,J-"t and general Daturc OF
'gIL.s - it.I T.!ui-h sfeSs H. be Iivured
lrptu tiL.. hput;> ut GI tTiIG, ny ntT.cteA with
t.i r. ;,NIi uu TIA. l3,h stay If JItS, lS9, On ts
S."Jli.is Ci ap .dNnmCIit without re.ssaDnlse
cuu,s fer Inprs t,isn ore year prrViOuS 20 the
A.; J.i.i,ss sr s~ri iI:tt.c IE;ss-S i,c and ap-
Iy--r Il tai~ c't;rJ az che H"Ni t'T!] theTrOt 10
H. - ,g'.H ;tIi h'.r. 10 tir cart h"u>f, in fee
Clry u - r.tt'. "a st rul SIiy, ir 18th day
Ui April utNS !-yl, aud ga rr 5rfcrr HE sixth
day - SSit t-r;n-'t fl' term sht - long cOn-
iilur. " U,t ;h''n ur before th, last day of
SID term g. .>yg'r Ur rita.t tp the petition In
J.! t't- fir >sttifs st. t uCr. IL. t.lky-tI
conf >>'.,. -'Jd judgment wilt ~ rendered a.
And r. s.:rtuer ordered that q copy hereof
nC puri=h,~: Frc.'r .'r..inE ~ iaT in TIN HOLr
C"UNTg S--:TiS "a fIr four successive weeks,
tHr ia~' ~ ssilrs, ~ b., 1t least ffrren days be-
f.Z' In" ~tId a;iI day "f Nrsl. 1-9,
GCJ ' NORRIS, Cl,rk.
the STATE OF MISSOURI. -
CUrtv ut Iis't
|. tiCiy. MIrT'~, &C.; X ni ih'. ciTruit court OF
Iis.. v>vdiy. ais-t-Iit hereby r''Tlgty that the
r:.gyr H. "a tIur copy II inr nri.tiGl uFylrr uf
= pj.hr,I,tru "a THE gJa-r Ia .rriH named, the
~,,nc appear ~ NV ol.itJ-
Nltr,',, IL, HIu.. - rlark, and the
t,CAT1 sal ~ tn = III ct'.r! D'ur 10 uicr ia
~, .ul. ;ai> l',N d;,s NJ F.isrnrry. 1873
Gp;N NORRIS, Clerk.
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