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avowed was ”more or less of a good thing--consider'bly less o' more 'n' more o' less.”

Through eastern lawyers, a settlement of the Harris affairs was effected, the whole of the property being turned over to Anita, thereby placing her and Fearless Frank above want for a lifetime.

Therefore they gave up their interest in the Flower Pocket mines to Redburn and the ”General.”

Calamity Jane is still in the Hills.

And grim and uncommunicative, there roams through the country of gold a youth in black, at the head of a bold lawless gang of road-riders, who, from his unequaled daring, has won and rightly deserves the name--Deadwood d.i.c.k, Prince of the Road.

THE END.

=Edward L. Wheeler's=

=Deadwood d.i.c.k Novels=

IN

=Beadle's Half-Dime Library.=

1. Deadwood d.i.c.k; or, The Black Rider of the Black Hills.

20. The Double Daggers; or, Deadwood d.i.c.k's Defiance.

28. Buffalo Ben; or, Deadwood d.i.c.k in Disguise.

35. Wild Ivan, the Boy Claude Duval; or, The Brotherhood of Death.

42. The Phantom Miner; or, Deadwood d.i.c.k's Bonanza.

49. Omaha Oll; or, Deadwood d.i.c.k in Danger.

75. Deadwood d.i.c.k's Eagles; or, The Pards of Flood Bar.