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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
,duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for amy one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
cALiFORNlA re syrup co.
49,. sAA FRANCISCO, CAL.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23
Upsettine the Calendar.

His Better Half This is a pretty
sort oflife you are leading
Husband: "Do shut up
Wife: 'Why, the day before yester-
day you didn't come home until yes
terday, yesterday you came home to-
day, and today, if / hadn't come to
fetch you, you wouldn't have come
home till tomorrow. - Journal pour
Rire.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23
August
Flower

/ have been troubled with dyspep-
STA, but after a fair trial Of August
Flower, am freed from the vexatious
trouble-J. B. Young, Daughters
College, Harrodsburg, KY. I had
headache one year steady. One bottle
of August Flower cured me. It was
positively worth one hundred dollars
to mel. w. Smith, p. NJ. and Gen.
Merchant, Townsend, Ont. have
used it myself for constipation and
dyspepsia and it curedme, It's the
bestseller ever handled &C. Rugh,
Druggist, Merchandising, Pa. o
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23

Everything which is more than necessary
to man is hostile to him.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23

HEAVY rains reagan falling in Spain.
The railroads are intertered with and there
is great delay in the mail service
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23

Hoods Pills are the best after dinner Pills,
assist digestion, prevent constipation
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1892-03-23

If we could use our own good advice how
happy We would be.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
Notice to Miners.

Frospectors. hunters, trappsrs, tourists,
explorers and others who wish to visit the
1 Interior Of Alaska by way of Boring sea,
81. Michasls and Yukon river. The North
American Transportation and Trading
oompany's new and c~ommodious steamer,
Porter B. Weare. will leave st. Michaels
sbont Aug. 10, for the new gold fields of
Forty Mile creek. a tributary of the Yukon
rivpr ll,8O0 imiles). eighteen hundred miles
from st. Michaels. The North American
transportation and Trading company will
furnish transportation for i limited num-
Of passengers from Seattle to Forty
Nile creek. via st. Mlohaels, leaving Seattle
about June ~, 1897. The Yukon valley is
Y About 5000 miles in extent. offering an e1-
SXttenaive and UNEMPLOYED field for tho gold
(; hunter n the trapper.
%NYhe extensive bar digginps of the Yukon
|&Eixer and its many tributaries offer many
V5ndncements to the hardy .prospector, pio-
8sh&ser and explored. The North American
transportation and Trading company will
have supply stores along the Yukon river,
which will furnish supplies to miners and
E3thers at reasonable rates. Their stock is
6Pmplete and we'll selected, thereby assur-
Bna all who desire wintsrinR in the rich
gold fields or the Yukon valley an abund-
mt appply of fresh and hearty food.
his is the last chance of the season TO
Issaphch this rich and new Eldorado, and who
n saire availing themselves of the oppottu-
3Antty should address
JNo. ]. HEALY, Manager,
A Seattle, Wash.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
EARTHQUAKE EDWARDS


xAe Danger Uas 10 which People Do mol
BssohAa Accaatasasd.
III ID 4 curious tact that ths earthquake
scsre IL the n danger 10 which " can
mover become accustomsd by familiarity.
The oftenor We feel II the more " become
dsmorAliKsd. ! can mot better illustrats
this than BY a story told me BY Col. Bailey
Peyton, United States ministst 70 Chill Ia
1874, says . writer In the Washington Pest.
To 4 party Of fSisnds In 1855 hs said,
.'Boys. II II ot d uss tAlkinQs W can be-
come accustomed to all dangers, no matter
how Imminent, BY familiarity. except the
ga: danger ger Of n ~s.sss sgs aeS,. I ns. ,. . s soS i &.
worse yon hate 'em. I have heard the
whistle OF bullets and The rosr q cane
NON In battle and never aodRed. Hut my
experience In Chilli took the starch Out Of
me. had besn bat 4 few days IA eenti-
lac the capital Of Chill, whom ! Waited ths
Willis standing behind ths counter, Ia an
instant, with any p~fsn0nition, the pro-
prietor and twenty clerks simultaneously
ieapsd. the counter and rushsd oss Of shs
4 looked Al shsm in as.onishmsns and
the mastsr. With thenr slowly thsy ~.
turxed 70 their places. l asked thsm what
was the matter. They replied, .El tenn
bior! Didn't you feel ths tstnblorf' 10
me IL Was 4 tribe. Two weeks later / was
aivinQ q swell dinner 10 the Diplomatic
cosps In Santiago. In The midst u " Game
4 tsmblor. 4 very lively me. and every mar
Of the party learsd from his ssAt and
rushed for the dcor OF the window. ] said
to myself, 'Of Ill the towards I ever met
With these people exceed
Hut, boys, ! hadn't been in that coun-
try three months before no quarter horse
IN Tennessee could beat me II 4 break for
Tho front door whom one Of those temblors
made his appearance. You can stand kul-
let's and nno balls, but the temblors
fetch you"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
MILLIONS IN GOLD AND SILVER

Immense Sums of Money Represented In
Exhibits at Chicago
The gold and silver and other mineral
exhibits at the exposition will probably
aggregate il value several million dol
lars. In exhibits of this description Colo
RADIO will naturally take front rank. 1t
ia announced that the gold and silver mug
Rets to be shown by that state alone are
worth Il quarter of a million dollars. There
has been made Il splendid collection Of ma
tive gold specimens, from all the richest
mining dist. lets. A single collection, value d
at $50. 600, has already been secured. Thi.
will be supplemented by the finest collsc-
tions. secured as loan exhibits. The exhibit
will be both technical and economic in ite
character. showing Il scientific classifca-
ton of the mineraloRy of Colorado and a
correct presentation Of its geology. At the
same tims a popular and massive Display
OF ores, building stone. commercial clays
and other mineral products will be
made. Models. maps and diagrams will be
employed to show the progress made in
mining. These will be accompanied by
historical data and reliable information re-
garding the product and formation Of veins
in the mining dist lets. In the display will
be the "Silver Queen" a beautiful statue
of an ideal female figure executed in silver
and valued at 81, 800 to $4,000.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24

ALIAS SUMMONS-1N THE DISTRICT
"a court OF the First judicial district of the
state OF MSntsna. In and for tho county OF
r, w;il;sn tr y; hov z, R%1: il. y. y 1 afS,,; n n:
Thornbursh. co-p.rtnsr.. doing business under
the hrm name and style of Wallace q Thor burEh:
Charles Lehman, Caroline 1 lehman, his wife. and
The state Of Montans sends greeting to tho
above named defendants.
You are hereby required to appear IN an action
Of he state Of Montsns, In and for ths county u
fled therein, withir ton day-, exclusive ot -
day Of servies) after tn service On yen of thi:
ma il served within ,hi; Soahhty; o.: H., i
y s'! jads asss. y as asi.s ss'; IN s. S ssfse : ss.|n.s;'S s
according to h prayer ct seid compliant; ,,,v-
ms ut for sa'S d ss sSS pri n 9 saSu nd i IN SsStI at shs su r.t:
Of IL per cent per annun. from July. 10. 1891,
9Siy r. an lsss Cp :, , T fsnsaas P n ns:ssst, n IL ;.1 %.s q
NJ. ,Bollss q Co. and assigned 10 this plaintiff,
and secured by . certain mort1.xe bstwssn the
e the sitE q Mh:lsa.: esuas, Of L:y ,a;,. md
to.wi.: Beg ssxin NJ e At T.. .sushwsst . ce s1alS q
block "A,"1 In the said addition, At tho Inter sec.
tion Of the east siae of Aobaok street with the
north slons the ssst side Of said hobsck street
forty-hvs test. to apotnt. thsaes east ans hapdred
feet to = point In the line betWeon lotA unit efod
two and three, in said block "a" thsAos south
alopE tho lins bctwesn said lots numbessd TIVE
and thrse, forty-fve fest. to . poi1t in the north
sids of sixth avenue, thence wsst along tbs north
side Of ssA sixth avenue ono huAdrsd fest to
the place Of beginning, And 70 obtain us usnal
decree for the sale Of the said premises by the
sheriff Of said county acoosding 70 Law. snd the
proceeds applied TO the payment OF tbs amount
due ~ the plaintiff. aud the costs aud counsel
foes allowed BY the court, and that The said d..
Pendants. and all persons claiming under them
subsequent to the execution OF the said ni0rtSsxd
upon said tho premises. either ~ purchasers, u
incumbrarcers, or otherwise, may beobarrsd and
foreclosed Of All rights and claims, or sautty Of
redemption Of said premises, aaa every par
thereof, and that plaiatid may hays execution
against said defendant, 1homas u. Everett, fol
any deficiency sitter applying all re proceeds Of
the sale Of said premises properly Applicable to
tho satisfaction Of the Judgment herein. and
other and further relief ~ may sssm meet and
equitable to this court, all - appears more full,
And You srs hereby notified that + you fail 70
required, tho said plaintiff wiz apply 70 tn
court for the relief. demanded In his eomplaint'
Given under my hand and the sal q thu. dis
trict conrt of the first Judicial district " the
state Of Montana. in and for tbs county Of Lswia
and Clarke. this ID day OF Nay, in th9
year of our Lord. ons thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two. ". u-.
[Seall JOHN BEAN. C!erE
BIZ II. J. CASSIDY. Deputy Clerk.
DAVID B. CARYE&N4A Attorney Ys Dlal4tM,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
CAMPAIGN OF KISSES.
Oscillation q Popular Feature Of Canvasses
In Missouri.

CIRCULATION q Popular Feature Of Canvasses
In Missouri.
Alabama no more invented the guberna-
torial kissing contest, 40 has been claimed,
than Baby Mckee invented mud pies, say
the Kansas City Star. It is impossible to
say when and by whom these contests were
inaugurated, but they were popular in
Missouri nearly twenty years ago.. In 1874,
date on the tadpole ticket against G. H.
Hardin. the regular democratic candidate,
he made a I~ractice OF kissing the pretty
women in his, bluff. hearty. old fashioned
way. Gov. Hardin was a notoriously
reserved and cold man, and it 10 alto
gether likely that he would have suffered
defeat had il not been for the "yaller-doR'
tenacity IN the old guard, and for the fact
that Farmer Gentry WAS too discriminating
with his klsses. In honoring only young
and pretty women he made the other
women angry, and their wrath was SO
active and efficacious that in spite of the
eloquence of Carl schurz tho old gentle-
majority.
In 1876 the campaign in Missouri turned
on incidents of steamboat travel and other
narrowing ~recitnls and altogether too I'M
pleasant and too grossly personal to recall.
Blu in 1880 " Of the most fascinating
men in the state were pitted against each
other, T. i. Crittsnden and D. r.
Dyer. Mr.. Crittenden started the CAM
paipn aggressively by kissing the ladies
flially, fraternally or paternally, az the case
might be. Mr.. Dyer followed suit md the
contest of grace and abandon was clearly a
tie. Then Mr.. Clittenden stole a march on
his unsuspecting opponent; he began on
the babies. No baby of any qualified voter
in the state of Missouri escaped the pres
sure of Mr.. Crittenden's lips. or u delicate
tribute to its fine features and symmetrical
body. The effect OF this movement WAS
tremendous. Mr.. Dyer was campaigning
in the back districts and did not hear OF
his adversary brilliant stratagem for nearly
two weeks. He hastily adopted the same
line of attack, but 1t was too late.
for the idea was as good as patented. Mr..
C%rittenden went right along kissing babies
M to within hour Of the closing of the
polls. and ef4en he desisted he was elected
to the governorship by the largest majorlEy
ever cast in the state, H,034 votes.
These incidents are merely revived to
show that a kissing governor is neither a
late invention nor a novelty. Kissing ones
self into office has been a COMMON occur
renee in England for years. but it has
probably reached the perfection of art in
Missouri aad in the person. Of Past Grand
Master Crittenden. IhafAlabama way is a
modified copy of the Missouri custom.
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MESTAYER is DYING.


40 Preferred = Years Certainty u Istss "a
Dangerous Operation.
NKw YoaK, May q, William A. Meat-
aver. the comedian. ID dying at Redbank,
N. j.. from an acuts attack OF Bright's
disease. His brother, Charles MestAysr.
received 4 telegram yesterday to the effsct
TINT Vie actor could not live mora than Z
day or two. Two years ago . well-known
New York physician told him that he had
hut q short time TO live and offered TO per.
form d delicate operation, In which the
actor had about one chance IN tWenty OF
surviving. He declined to submit TO u,
pseferrina the certainty Of life fol . year OF
two.
Msstayer was born In Philadelphia atty
two yeRrs ago and 10 the con Of Emily
MestAyef, formerly h famous actfSaA he
10 a cousin Of Charles X. Thorne,. and
leaves a child, = boy Of seventeen, who 10
living a. San ,,,; J1ss, az; Win ma ~. mo s;ss
now divorced f,om him. Her second hus.
band left her q large fortune.
After his divorce MestRyer married
Theresa OFT. his present Wife who ~
Theresa Vaughan 10 we'll known 10 the
stage. Mestayet's frat hit was made in
California when no became q member of
John M~cCullough's old California Theater
stock company In "lhe Hoodlum." Later
in "The Tourists in u Palace Car" he made
= great deal OF n He owns Z beauti-
full homo in Rsdbank, which IL N his wife's
NAME.
Mestayer's ftst appearance In public vas
at = banquet given to his mother At the
Boston museum. hence he wen to Nib.
Ilo's garden, New York, where he played
under Edwin Forrest's tntorship. He next
appeared Ut the new Chestnut theAter. Phil
adelphi. His next e~naagenlent waS with
the Wallack- Davenport combination in
Niblo's. He served for two years in she
army Of the Potomac. His reappeArance
on the stage was at the Troy, N. u. opera
house. He then appeared At the Howard
atheneum in Boston NJ leading man for II.
willard. He subsequently played at Lucy
Bushton's theater in New Yosk and then
went to California and played In MaGuire's
old opera house.
In 1868 he joined the old California stock
company. About 1876 he wrote a comedy
entitled '"The Hoodlum," and took it east.
It was not a great success, and he soon ro-
turned aud reioined the California company.
He remained with IL until the Mccullough
regime ended. He then went east ngain
and Joined a Rice fatce-comedy company.
With the exception Of one season, when he
sand rs tenor in the "Gondolicrs" with
Stetson's opera company three years
In addition to several plays which he
wrote he contributed considerable matter
to the eastern press. He gave out q few
years ago that be was writing a history of
the old California theater, but 1t never ap-
peared in priAt. Some Of his friends think
it will be found in manuscript among his
effects. Besides 1.-THE Hoodlumo he wrote
'ssThe Tourists in a Palace Car" 1--WE, Us q
Co. - tThe Kitty"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
EGAL BLANKn
>>ORDER OF<>
CRAIG & DAVIDSON,,\
Hox TIT. Helena. Mont.

SHERlEF.s sALE.HEERx T: g; KLEIN.
snd q. WI. Griffith. trsstss, defsndsnts,
uad.r =, I'D q virtue Of an order s..s Ct =. .tl :, q. I'd
Sistsis. q o. sSa. q sSs y sas i sSii i;ls district 9 q The
state Of Msateas, IN And fcr the county q
s h:n ia sf IL t &. .bo W NJ sss,t III s ssy e =. H 1s.t. i;
pisinhs. sbtains1 . jedsm.at. and deerss 81
an e., q Z. A 1ss .s I. 3. . ~, s ssl X :.s q s1 s'ssss siEs
s ss:is s.er iss: =: = s; <. , ;ss sts9r = A 81. 4 1hi s.
ssalt 1 :s p,s. a. " '1 IL commanded q =, la. II
. sis.st. oi i,ins and ,de'i =. sasti n x. X essIs's q = I.sSi:
d' 1i IA: !: .. :sl.S,'ii It, IN, si.e... ;. ,.,..,. ]
ton 10 tSe City q Helena. county q Levi and
. so,1ib.a :: :.1 isl, ., ss ssssis: t tleoe e:': siss.sn u.s. -.
twenty faol. twsnty-ons tsD, tx.ns,-two l2sl
lsSl, .ent,;,.la .(7sj. and tv.nty-.s,sn, ~. Of
kosedale addition to the city OF Helena. to.
esther , nth : ssfip q sr:nna four u hS9 s. nd
stasy Il, tie tie . :an;h = iro ,ol,' 4 b Ia, mi n%ins sass;
llS), + cludins h.lt OF the ground necessary Tor
lion on ii. IN the sac. Of the count, recordsr
y T ~ tS'a ~ s9aa: i, q ana sins.ias t *: ssa.m.nt..
hs~reditaments, and sppurtenanoas thsreuDto be-
longing or IN any wiss appertaining.
Pubic notice il hereby given that on Saturday.
Of that day at the front door Of the court house,
Helena. Lewis and Clarke ceupty: Montana, ]
will, in obedience to said order Of sale and decree
property, or 90 much thereof Is MAJ BIO
necessary to aetisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hsad this Sd day of MAJ, A.
ID. 1892.
By FRET T. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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asSsQSM22 SsuiA 1.s1c ~ 80 49,. ssn ~; \ so un.
\ soSA iivin 80 i IN On ~ cattle !, n Is
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24

~ William u. Nicholas. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by ths undersigned. ex-
%ecutri1 Of tbe, last will and tsstsmsnt Of Will
and al psrssns having SIHs~s siailm ao ' .sai D"sa't the .s =
deceased, to exhibit them with tho neces ary
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
the office of D, 8. Wade, Bsilsy building. Hell.
ena. Montana. the sams being tho place for the
transaction Of the business OF said estate. in the
county Of Lewis and Clarke.
MAKGURET NICHOLAS,
Executrix Of last vii and testament Of Will
lam D.. Nicholas. deceased.
Dated 18th day of May. 1874.
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A. Leader.

6ince its first introduction. Electric Bit
ters has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now il is clearly in the lead among
tpnte medioinal tonics and alteratives-con-
H3eing nothing which permits its use as q
rs or intcxicant, it is recognized NJ
end purest medicine for all all
ntcmsch,. liver or kidneys. II
y headache, indigestion, con
4 drive malaria from the
asfaction guaranteed with
k~th04npney will be refunded,
D GENTS per bostle. Sold by r.
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PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER NORGE IS
l hereby given that the undersigned will, until
70 O'Clock. neon, Of Tpesdayxfh 2.th day Of May
A: .. 1872, r~ecsiv" sealed biq4s for the furnishing
the period of time terminating Juns l. 1928; said
lumber to be delivered when needed q the places
sid should Be- stsled. married. proposals Tor
lumber and loft with the city clerk 1t his Office
in the city hell, between now and noon Of the day
aforesaid. No bids received after IL O'Clock.
City reserves right to reject any and al bids.
This notice 10 given pursuant to order of the
council! duly made May 10, 1892.
SYDNEY Il. HoINT1RE.
City Clerk.
7 Dated May 18, 1892
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Yellowstone Park.

entertainment to be given at Ming's
ksanausA Wednesday evening BY E.. T.
ehown. Promises TO DO we'll attended and
Ss0st INTERVENING. There will be over 100
ss$doNs Of gcenes in the Yellowstone National
part. and thsyg will DO graphically de-
4ctibed. The six seasons Mr., Brown spent
sAn she park were ndt wasted, and he is prob
ably tho best verseds man in the country on
the National park. The stereoptican views
no b. used are eighteen feet in diameter,
Ssnd the Rrestsst part Of them have never
been shown on any stage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-24
Bucklen'R Arnicn SaIye.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles. or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by X. s. Hale d Co.
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Will make rate of fare and one fifth for The
round trip for the annual meeting of the
National Campmeeting association, held a,
Ogden, from May ~ to June 4.
Il. l.. LoMAx,
Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent, Omaha Neb.
H. 0. WILSON,
Freight aud Pas. Agent. Helena, Mont.
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TEU! o III INHtFUHNt NUuV1HIIDHE
On account of the national republica Il
convention ut Minneapolis and the ma
tional democratic convention at Chicago
the Northern Pacific railroad will make {
rate of one fare for the round trip. For the
continuous passage in each direction. Will
final limit Of June 70. For further particu,
lars, call at the Northern Pacific city
ticket Office.
A. d. EDGAR, General Agent,
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
l. ,iuaicisl district Of the state Of Montana, in

TN The pIsTHICT. COURT OF THE FIRST
l. judicial district Of the stAte Of Montana, in
and'f for the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
In thu matter Of tbs petition of tho Citizens
Electric Lisht. company. . corporation. for IN
order Of dissolution.
Notice u hereby given that tho .Gitisens Elec-
trio Light COMPANY has made application to the
distrset esurt Of TIC Iirst judicial district 81 tho
and Clarke. for an order OF tbs said cent. dis
solving sid corporation, and that said applioa-
ton will be heard In the SQUIRT roon Of depart
nsnt No !. q u: district ceurt Of the first
fsr the county Of Levis and CLARKE. in tie court
hons. n the city OF Hslena, IN said couAty, ON
the 18th day Of June. 4. y. it01, AA 10 O'clock q
2: q aid d.y. :. Which tans any ps,..a int.r-
said .ppiisestioos shall MOI. bs ss.stsd .e e , Any
to the prayer Of the petition o. The said Citizens
Electric Light compsuy.
Given under my hand and the sssi Of the dis
trict court OF the. 4irst jndieiAl district Of the
state Of AoaAnA. IN and for The county Of Laws
ssd Clarke. this 18th day. q Nay, In the ysas
Of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
nipsty-two.
tsEAI.l JOHN BEAN. Clsrk.
p H. r. THOMPSON. Deputy Clsrk.
AAsskNA bulIARD. Attorney ess P~stitaes~~