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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

We give prominent place to the subjoin-
ed letter from Chicago. on account ofits i'm
portance to the settlers upon canal lands
They will be cra,Iiied TO learn thatth sales
will not take place until after they shall have
had an opportunity to market their wheat.
Liberal time is given for making the pay
mrnts, and such a disposition is manifested
by the trustees asto give confidence that no
settler need fear that any injustice will be
done him.
CHICAGO, May 10, 1918.
Dear Sif:-I learn the Canal Lands,
Lots, and Water Power will be offered for
sale commencing about the first day Of
September. The lands and lots in La Sale
aud Grundy will probably be offered about
the 18th of the month. think not before.
In order to raise money out Of the coming
wheat crop, the Trustees will postpone
making the sale until the time Indicated.
Every person will see the beneficial effect OF
this arrangement to our farmers.
The terms Of sale, am informed. will be
one quarter on the day Of sale, and the bal
lance in one, two, aud three years with in.
terest from date.
The law of Feb. 1913, gives the Trustees
the power to demand full payment down
but in consequence of representations made
TO the Board Of 1ruStees-showing the pc.
cunary condition of many of our best Cit.
zens, the credit system will be adopted.
From a personal interview with Messrs
Leavit and Swift, as well as the State
Trustee, Col. Oakley, am satisfied that nc
obstacle will be thrown in the way OF our
settlers on our canal land from getting title,
to lands and lots cultivated, provided they
are willing to pay reasonable prices for the
property. And all required of the settlers
on canal lands to secure their homes. vii
be money to pay down the first instament.
Our settlers on canal property will find il
far more to their interest by industry and e.
economy TO prepare for the coming sales, thar
/ listen to the paltry specula'ious of polltca
dcmagogues who are always getting up falls,
| issues.
1 4. +. Dow, Esq, is appointed Canal In
spcc'or at Ottawa; as he is a glorious goot
fellowthe appointment will be popular.
Yours, Sc. X.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

CuAYGES..-The changes in the currents
of trade that will be brought about by the
opening of our canal are beginning to attract
attention at the east. Hitherto an immense
business in groceries and most southern pro-
ducts has been done by the New York deal
ers, in supplying the lake ports. But this
business, it appears, is about to change its
channel. The Buffalo Commercial, in H.
lus,ra,ion Of the changes going on, refers 10
its advertising columns, where, it says, 81,
will be seen, some of our merchants offer ioi
sale large quantities of sugar, received from
tho Southwest, some weeks in advance o,
the opening of our canal BY the advertise
ment of a large sugar refinery in st. Loui.
it will be seen also that sugars can be pur.
chased there, and by the aid Of the Ilnoi,
and Michigan canal, now completed, canb,
laid down cheaper at most Of the lake ports
than Thought in New York city. The same
is true of most Southern and West India pro
| ducts"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

CANAL TorLs.-The Chicago paper, pub
fish the tariff Of tolls Oh the canal as revised
by the trustees who are now at Chicago.
The table is too long TO permit us to copy it,
bnt we give below list of the principal ar
ticleS, with the toll from this place to Chca-
20, from which fair idea may be obtained
of the rates on articles generally. Il IS no.
ticcable that the rates are higher by at least
one half than on most Of the eastern canals,
for what reason. we are unable 10 tell. Il
may be good policy, but as general thing.
we believe low tolls are considered more
productive than high tolls. The list below
was prepared by Mr.. \. Lockwood, and is
strictly accurate, taking the distance from
here to Chicago at 50 miles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12
The Telegraph Coming {!

Mr.. OLNEY, agent Of the O'Reilly Tele-
graph Line, arrived here on Wednesday,
and met our citizens last evening at the
court house, and gave them talk in refer.
ence TO establishing a station Of the Light
ming Line at this place. Our business men
generally turned out, and have become en-.
listed in favor o! the enterprise. a COM
mittee was appointed to raise the necessary
subscriptions, and the will probably be able
to report in few days. Mr.. Olncy has 81
ven them time until he returns from above,
SO that there is no hurry in the matter. We
are informed by members Of the committee
that they entertain no doubt but that the
requisite amount will be raised.
AT Peru the necessary amount was raised
with the utmost prcmptness. II was taken
however, by few individuals, who were
on the spot. The subscriptions at this place
will be more general, and must of course
take more time to raise. But no one is al
all disposed to let the telegraph pass with.
out a station here. All agree that, for al
business purposes, our town might as wei
be without post oilice as telegraph, whei
all the towns around US have station.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

The Galena Jelcrsonidn runs up the
names OF. the Hon. Levi Woodbury. & Gen,
VIM. o. Butler as the democratic candi-
dates for president and vice president, sub.
ject, of course, to the decision of the ma
tional convention. The Jeiiersonian ac-
companies this announcement of its prefer.
ence with column of well conceived eu-
logistic remarks upon the merits of its ia.
vori,es. The ticket, undoubtedly, would
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

The Boston Post thinks that il there was
no almanac TO tell us the presidential cleo.
ton was approaching, Il might be known
from the cutting down Of wages by the man.
ufaetrrer,, and the preliminary Guy of"rllin,"
which like the roar Of the jaguar, is neve,
TO he mistaken BY those who have once
heard IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

THE PAcKErs.-We understand it is in.
tended in few days TO carry the mail be-
tween Peru and Chicago on the Canal The
packets make their daily trips with the Ut.
most regularity, passing tins place down
ward, at about Q o'clocl, ia the morning,
and on their way up, at about II o'clock a.
NJ They pass the length OF the line in
about 90 hours.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

National Convention, at Baltimore on the
4th Monday in May next.
Congressional Convention, ilh District
at Ottawa on the 9th day OF June next.
Circuit Convention, 9th Circuit, at Otta
wa OH the 7th day of June next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

The Packet Illinois, Capt. Woodruff, pass
ed this place on Wednesday from below
having another large load of passengers
a regular crowd-which the Chicago Jour
nal will please again place to the credit of
the Louisiana, as it did last week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

CoSGRrSs.--A bill is under discussion in
the senate, and will probably pass for the
occupation of Yucalan by our troops, and
the defence of the white inhabitants agains,
the Indians.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

INroRrASr.-The Chicago Journal state,
that Mr. Gooding's removal came "toc
la,c'-the canal being completed, his office
is racdied and that Mr. Tacott has been
appointed chief Engineer in Mr.. Gooding''
place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

learn from the Eastern Shore counties
OF this State, as also from the lower counties
OF virginia, that the slave, are disappearing
in gangs; aud the general impression is,
that they are carried OF by some Yanke 20
schooncrs that have been providing alone
our coasts.-BaR. Cor. Wash. 'Uaion,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

The Coas''utiondIist, wing paper that
has been printed at this place with tolera-
BILE regularity for the last four or five years,
but the editor of which has not yet been dis
covered, comes out this week it'll boast
that it enjoys larger circulation than the
Free Trader. This is said edtoriaily. Our
attention has also been directed 10 bonn
bastic advertisement in the Chicago Jour
nal, in which the same assertion is made.
This is doubtless intended as n mere "trick
OF the trade," but lest it may msead some
persons, we will state that boasts of this
sort, only much louder, were made year
or two ago, and our then post master, ina
ginning there might be something in them
required the proprietors o! the Constitution
alist and this paper to make affidavit to theil
circulatiouS respectively, which settled the
question. We beat the COnSttutionaliSt by
a large number. Since then, we imagine
our circulation has increased about as rap
idly as our neighbours. 'Twould be pity
if it had not.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

"Honor 10 rhom Honor is due."-Wc
have 1t on the authority of Major Shower,
just returned from Mexico, that the Mexi.
cans IN that city are collecting subscrp.
tionto reara monument at Quere,aro. to the
honor OF Henry Clay and Tom Corwin.-
Ciepe. Plain Dealer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12
rr to Chicago at IS miles.

CASAL CoLLECToES AND TENrERs.-
John II. Knzie has been appointed by the
Trustees Canal Collector at Chicago, and
d. L. Hough, at La Sale.
The following is a list Of the Lock Ten
ders, also Just appointed by the Trustees:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

The democratic convention of Champaign
county met at Urbanl On the 81 inst. NJ
". Ev,CY chairman aud JAS. =. Grgr and
/. Il. rBnrR secretaries. Col. William
Knox, Henry Sadonc>, and +. Il. Weber
were appointed delegates to the democratic
congressional convention to meet at Ottawa
ON thc 9th OF Jane next The following re-
solutions were adopted;
RaSolrc3, That our confidence in the ahili-
~ and patriotism of the chief magluratc of
the United States remains unimplircd.
R"oirs', That We consider the war with
Nr'lco rs strictly honorable CA oar part.
aud At II the imperative duty at oar citizens
I" sustain the government ia the pru>ccu-
tlnn Of The same unul Mexico desires an
honorable peace.
R~oi"C3, That the course of opposition
which the wing party has pursued towards
orr country IN the present war, fully con.
firms the puhtic2l history of that party and
their course during the war Of 1872, and
that the principles which they advocated IN
the days oithc Hartford Convention are rr.
pcated by them in relation to the present
war.
RNolre3, That we have the utmost conf
dcucc in the ability aud fidelity of the chief
magistrate Of this state, the Hon \. C..
French.
R@oirc3, That the "Wilmot proviso"
was offered at a time and under cirCumstan.
cr> which did not call for it: and that il is
calculated to confuse the public mind and
weaken the energy of our people in the
prosecution Of the present war.
Hoolred, That our delegation in the con
Ert>Nl'ual convention he and thcy are here
by instructed TO use all honorable means 10
procure tie nomination of Josiah NcRn-
bcrt', Esq, as the first choice of this meet.
lnE Tor member 10 congress for the It'll dis.
trICt.
Rcso'rsd, That in the event of the defeat
ot>ali Josiah NcRobcrts in said convention.
our delegation are hereby instructed to give
Their support to some other good and well
tried democrat.
R@oicci, That our delegation have fall
power and authority to I'LL such vacancy or
vacancies as may occur in their body.
RHoirci, That we approve the nonina-
tons of the late democratic state convention,
and that we will use all honorable means 10
secure the election Of the nominees of said
convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

BE- as strong a one rs can Be presented to the
county, and If adopted at Baltimore, we
could 60 into the contest with our whole
soul
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

QUESTIONS AND ASswrRs.--The follow
ing dialogue (oilicial) took place in the sem
ate of the United States, on the 18th ult. 1t
was in the course Of Mr.. Yulee's speech in
support of his resolutions:
Mr. Dickinson-lf the senator please, |
desire TO ascertain his views more fully. by
propounding one or two questions.
Mr. Certainly.
Mr. Dickenson-First: Suppose Canada
should be annexed to the United States
= thout any change in her laws, would the
D. D,ution Of slavery exist there without
!. r,latiou2
81 Ir Yulce-If Canada was acquired as
ritory, any citizen of state OF this I'M
On could 60 upon it with his family and his
property, slaves as well as other, and would
be entitled to reside there, securely under
the guarantees of the constitution, while 1t
continues To be part of the territory belong
ing TO the United States.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

b,rn s''' d. ~ '"'S' Oh "'! o' Inc boats
-
/ \ GHoSr.-Great excitement has prevail.
cd for some time at Arcadia. WAYNE com.
Is. New York. q, account of r,vs,,r;o,s
,..,.t.... -, o.L, r,tI
,'>"'' a. '''' 'o,S' VI N''' 'o''' ~
OK "t mat village Inc noise was first
heard about the Both Of March, and has con-
t!nued ever since. Hundreds Of peo,lah have
I.,o,, a., l.,.,.;. ,,,.-....- d..
'''.''' '''''' ~ '''SS
'o'eF''''Vh a"d SOUND judgment, but every
attempt to uuraycl the mystery has hitherto
failed The ghost. for such il j. rrraracd1
no. or1, ,o,d,r,. ....,,,-, u, ,.,,,......7.
"'' t.1',''',' Iu''"
~ ou' gives 'ne age oil each cAud m the lam
lily, and OF others in the neghbCrhood. The
manner in which IT answer, giIcStior,s il said
|,,l,rt. r,.;,,..,,.,, ,,.r.,., .,.....;.t...
,.cor.o:,, d., Co.. r..... - :,. 49,.
,,,o...,,.,r ,.,,., .l.....,..l. 49,, .l-t.,.
,,,,, ,,... u..r.. ,...,, III,
,r...,s,,,, ,,.,,.,.. .,.,:,. ,t.;rr,.,
..l, c,,.o,,r;,.,. 800, 49,, III, Z
:. ,,i.,.,. -, ;....c.,
:. .r,,,,.;.,,. r..l.i..,,.,.. ~ ,l.-.....-
t,,.o t'o,, ,,;,.on
ne "N'ory oi ITS wrongs" runs thus:
II states ne BODY 1t once inhabited was
.'.''i W. .y'.I' t'''' It " a, 81 years ~ "G''
the then occmsnt Of thc house. bv b,vin9
It's throat cut with a butcher knife that it
le't family OF i've children, two sons aud
Inc, uau- W." 'le NV" 'N'n- III o'-
wears since: that tho ornornt If money! "a.
ken was $500, besides trunk and pack of
goods that the wife OF the man who com
n'',,eT , we .''.!Ie. ia" s"le away tn"l n'g,
Lucretia PuIver; that it was murdered on
Tuesday night at II o'clock: that the first
letter OF its given name was c., and that oi
us sir,ha'he was D., out " refused TO give
~, '''''
.'''. - Wv jug
1 S""S coh''Na"ct VI Hohe ihh-Io'InG' II MOI
, mischlevous parties: and will some day be
urraveled: butitisa sad commentary unon
,lo ho,s.o1 o,,1irb,o,r,,o,,, IS ,bo, 10,
s ""h"re"s WIN nave ''s"cu inc pace are
D Smittcn with the deepest awe, and regard j,
as a veritablc visitant from the spirit land.
. ----
4 New Movr.-Recently the Iowa senti
, mel had an article birhlv euloris,ic of Gov
t n.,.. g v;'..,.;.' 49,, .s'.,,;.-,,.
p Do"s'' VI "'S'"''s'''' al" commenting mn
to the party as suitable candidate Tor thu
i presidency. The article is taken M by III,
Albany Alias and some other of ,he harm
=, .,. ,.
It burner P''"'s III Ne" iorN, WIN s'c" S.''
: BUSINESS, and the name OF Gen. ID. regarded
with SO much favor, that it looks as if it wa
> fine intention strongly TO urre his name j,
', ,,o p,l,imors conyon,io, wtbo,, an,
c desire to express preference, we believ
r. we would about as soon see Gov. d. select
T.. ed as our standard bearer as any body else
r. The Atlas speaks of Gov. d. in term
e. like these:
/ Gov. Dodge was the pioneer of the north
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

A Geographic despatch from Detroit May
9Th, says the Erie Bank has failed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

DEATH OF SENATOR AsuLry.--Thc Hon.
Chester Ashley, U. S. Senator from Arkan.
sa,, died a, Washington on the I'd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

The steam Tug Boat, built at Chicago to
tow the canal boats from Bridgeport to tn
city, has proved total failure. II wouls
have been cheaper aud better at once Il
have built tow path in the middle of thy
river.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

RusHING AHEAp.--Thc democrat, Of the
slave states are rapidly going ahead Of their
brethren Of the free states, in their oYposi-
ton TO theeXtension Of slavery. Iuthe slave
states, they appearto be waiting for the north
10 put the ball in motion, while in the north
the democrats are afraid to speak lest they
may offend the south. The democratic con-
grcsSiouaI convention of the district which
includes st. Louis, has put forth a strong adj
dress in laver of the doctrine Of free terrific.
ry, and urge, the admission If the harrhurn-
FL delegation Of New York in the National
Convention. In free state il would be
rank treason agaiu,tthe south and the Union
30 take sue, grounds.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-05-12

VINO WANTS TO Re BEAT 10000 voTEs?-
Whiggcry is too poor to hold state conven-
ton in this state to appoint flag bearers, and
nobody in the party appears willing to vol.
unteer. The only prospects held out are a
defeat by 2O,00Ovotes some rough handling
from the democrats, and an occasional miti-
gatory remuneration in the way Of wing
gratitude and small pullcry. Whether il is
worth while to go through so much TO get so
little, appears to be considered very doubt
full. The party are now trying TO force out
Col. Pierre Manard, of Iazcwell county,
and Col j. L. ID. Morrison, Of ST. Clair, but
1t seems very questionable whether these
gentlemen are willing 10 run the gauntlet
with so cherries prospect before them.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

49, ---3-. -
'.,'S lsC.' oos,'i'tgI' = S'iui' y 'aN-
- ~ '-I5 ,2'!eTi- =. ''ic proper county
- P'00e~o ana 'u'c'''Se anu sell III
nc S'''le manner aS inc master IN
o""''-tiy mig h' nave Done ana pro
~Go'' '"efeih the same IS me SAID mas
Ter could have done n ilis SAID office
'-'G l =, oSen abolished.
TO- me HIsl term OF Inc supreme
1 So S'l''i! oe i'll4 Al me CapItoi, ~
T.-'',.'s'.l' On l.'1 second Monday III
....',.'!E III e'ch %sa''
- ~. Il, Gac'1 SUI n ne circuit court
.''~'I s..-A DC ia 'ie-I 2 lax OF one do
~. " "-,.A III. DC 2a-j 10 the clerk Al
- -, -. 81 ne ll..ceH NJ there
-, ''...~'. '.-N' 50 il''...s s1at' he paId
49, - I~'sIfy g Inc state, ana
I'm !, s-'.,F",e l'2a' 10 oe applied TO
49,. ~ !. ,''' ., '''5 s'''GL ll o. judges
"a S''id sum OF o., one ooiiaf shail be
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28

Ejh IS IBlCT COURP, U. ). al March
-kaD Trrm, \. ID. ISIS.
linen Territory, now }
State Of Wisconsin, s.
County of Iowa,
Benjamin l.. Wcbb,1
E-au Johnso, and I Of Mortgage, IN
Sally, MS WIFE. o""''0c'H
IN pursuance Of law and Of Il dccretal
order OF the District Court of the Uni
ted States in and for the County aud
Territory aforesaid, sitting as a Court
OF Chancery, at the above mentioned
term begun and held at the Court
house III The town Of Mineral Point in
sail County, made in the above euti-
tied cause on the 18th dav of March,
\. ID. iS4S, the same beng the Glh day
OF the term, will be sold al public auc-
ton at the Court House door. in the
town OF Mineral FONT, 10 the highest
aad b~st bidder, by the subscriber on
Saturday the second day of Seplcm-
Der next, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. II. and / o'clock 7. M. of
; id day, the loWliowng described
premises situate lying and being in the
County Of Iowa and Territory of Wis
consin aforesaid, and Known and dcsig-
mated on the plates of the public sur
vevs, Is the North East quarter, and
the North West quarter OF the south
East quarter saving and excepting
one acre iii the South West corner
thereof, heretofore sold at public SHE
to Charles Hope of section number
twenty 60 in township No. SIX (Gl
North If range No. three T3l East of
the forth principal meridian. contain
ing in all one hundred and uinetv-uine
acres of land, together with all and
singular the hercditaments and appur-
tenanccs. rights. titles and advantages
10 the same belonging.
LEVI TERLING.
Sheriff Iowa Co. ". 7.
NesSrs. Dunn. Jones x Crawford
Soils for Complainant.
Mineral Point. July 10Th. 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
New Az. aEsgeRsaenG.

FEVHE. undcr>Ig'ed having commenced
III Business ln the SHOP h.rrtotur,
owned ~ John Garter. on Fountain 81.
would respectfully inform nl> friends AND
the pubic AZ large, tha, he Is prepared u
make, mend or repair wagons. Carriage.
au-gIa>, K. on short notice. AMI on the
mos; reasonable terms. He has first rate
wg-kmrn ard gooI supply of Sr4son ed
t.-p5f-. and Wi! q, Al, times be happy 10
receive calls from any wishing WORK ~
MS j 4. JOHN AAJGANAN.
Mineral Point. july Is. - T.iI5
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-28
NO. II.

courts and i,r;s.rio,,l,,.... 80. -
scribe In s..h ~ - -.
rules ~ REGULATE, rr...;.
facilitate III. ,5.,,;,.:..-- -, -. -.
tbev NAV d..., ,.-.,..........- -. -
emf Win f,a r,..-. - =.
raIrs shall D., ,,..s~.-.s, - 49,. ,s.....--.-
corrf and shall D.. ,.,...,,-...., ~, -.
circgit-
SIS. The ;ufras or lla c.~-n.. oo,y.
+ shan 10 ,..,,,...r,.., s..-.--.
ont the efoto ana .S,fr ~, 49, - -
power T. nresery The -. -', ,. 80 - -
t5fure been conferred me- ~, ID -
If the district courts q The Territory =.
Wisconsin.
:, All writs issuing from the cir-rrt
e.4rts shall lie IN th name OF the State
q WISCONSIN; shall bsuI d1.e the dly
'.i9y were Issued, ana snail be tested ia
.''s l'-'.'S % ''1 J'~74 q iaa circuit ="
- -. ,'-s .'1 ..''' an. a's.' % r.
.,.c.e...r., .r 49,, -. - ,''' tenn .-'
..,f.ar,..-, .,;-..,.l ''.'
mi, If co,,-. .r-a f.'....'.....r s..-=.., -,
aud sealed with tue SEA. Of ils colrr AMI
snail rHl 10 the proper officer 81 The
county ID which il is issa.., bat alias
wrl-s after service upon one defendant
may be issued 10 co-aeroaaants. and !.
directed TO any county in the State.
= 3. Un,d seals Tor tha circui, al sl-
pre-. nc courts are Fro'i3. :, ih2 seas ..
ne supreme and district courts OF the
territory oi " 'so2as'' shall be uss@
IN '''9 - .:"i>'.@ sll.f seas snail be deem
+" : s'''i~'o''' @-'''n5 OF "ii sIcA wis
80. , U.S. record 'AemPIlhc1t'o1s oF
ra a ,;,.-, :, ,,' eo.,,,s "il, ny u"
saoI ~ ,b,. ca,,-t - ''''-'- '''0'''9I ~ me
"a T,,a c;ron;+ o.,.t-l..r,
or - jss,I, ,,ri. o- i,;na,,.,., Pew
certio,ari. on, w5rranfo a2I All a,',~-