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nation, We viii oppose its spread and demand that al
national territory shall Be free
That the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise nud tho
refusal of the slave power abide by the principle on
VIII ch that repeal proisedy based make the national
domain the battle-ground between freedom and slavery
and while republicans stand national basis and will
ever manifest and maintain national spirit they Will
shrink from no conflict and shrk responsibility on this
issue. s3 r4
a That the slave power the present national admnis
traton and its adherents having violated this policy and
the principles which it is based by disregard Of law
and its own professions by invasion OF the State and
personal rights and by breaking solemn covenants has
forced upon the country the issue whether freedom shall bo
limited TO the free States slavery TO the slave States
and made that issue absorbing and paramount
The following resolution was offered and adopted;
Resolved That the firm consistent and patriotic course
pursued by the republican membcr5 OF the present Con
gress during the arduous and proracted struggle for the
speakership meets with cordial approval and that VIC
recognise in Hon ~ F. Banks statesman OF matured abi-
itiesa republican OF reliable character and We hail hi3
election as proud triumph of those great principles OF hu-
liberty which had their origin in the foundation OF
our American government
The iowe KnoW-nothings.
This party adopted platform al their convention held
March g. 1856 The only resolution passed was one GU
dorsng Fillmore and Donelson The platform on which
these candidates were nominated laid the table by
a majority Of ono.
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NOTE.

Proposals garantcd responsible persons
fed by Judge OF OF records and
the bidder, with surety,
before the lut OF July
pay trips performed, and
satisfactorily explained
may be deducted For arrivals behind time TO break
nrxion depending mai and sufficiently excused
fourth FOR p subject forfeiture.
Fines imposed, uncsr delinquency promp
fsfactory explained neRecng
post office for suffering u 20 be injured, destroyed rohhrd
refusing after demand convey mail
oueny runs, unnina
The Postmaster General
repeated failure. nsrcesby contract
obcyinR The Office laws instructions of the department
General may alter schedule lie
allowing yro
Ie curta
part pro decrease pay allowing
compensation the service
with. addressed Assistant Post
master General Proposed, Msipp
further particulars panphIet conveying
mas Alabama Mississippi, sc., OF ls5f 1856.
JAMES CAMPBELL
June N-lAw4w Postmaster t.cneral.
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United states Patent once,
Washington, July n, 1s5f

I'M petition w. 2, Robinson, Of Boston, Mnsa-
chuss praying the of granted them
september 1872 for Improvement IN steering oppn
nm the expiration n said
which takes placu the 3uth of September, e53
II Il ordered said poiou heard az the Patent OGce
"wednesday, day of September neat " O'Clock,
persons notified to and show they
haze why said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required he the Patent
objections specially forth n writing al least twenty
all testimony 6lod by either
Dc said honng be taken and transmitted IN accord
The testimony viii be closed the 9Th day Of sepc
her, dispositions, other papers relied testimony
acd IN the Office o. before the morning Of that day
the araurnents n any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered this notice be published IN the integencer,
linton, Evening STAR Washington, D. o. Republican,, Ba
more Pennsyivsninn, Philadelphia Pa Day Book, New
York; Evening Bostor Mns week for three
successive prsvons the 2i day o September
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
psndors the papers pense copy send
bills The Once with paper containing this notice.
July 9l-tsw3w
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June 9aw6w
United states Patent once,

I'm the petition 0f Jcpha a. Wilkinson, Of suffolk county, New
York praying for the extension Of patent granted TO him the
4h Of January, 1862 printing for
yras om the expiration of said patent which
tlle ed day Of =, ptrmhar, lSS6-
s said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday the 18Th day Of September 70 O'clock and
PERSONS appear
Why ssid PETITION ought not 70 be grant d.
Persons opposing required e the Patent
Oce their cons specially forth writing twenty
efoe day of hearug testimony filed by either party
hearing
curdnnce with the rules Of the Office, which will be furnished
application.
The smony win be- eossd the 9Th OF September
nert; deposaps othef papers relied testimony
ed ofce before the morning that
menis, " any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be published Uuiop
iVencer and Evening Star Washington ID, CT Republican
Baltimore, sd. Evening Philadelphia Pat Day Book, New
York and Boston, Macs week
weeks previous the 18th Of September The henng
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
s.-Editors the above papers viii please copy
ir bills 70 tho Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
July p-law3w
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To the kot Of boni cer6a oher eridsnee, Of the debt Of
s state Of Tra reJpble thseo under ocf Of 2siA
Fsbruqy 1885. -, -
TpElsupy DEPARTMENT, April IA, 1855.
WHEREAS 4 section ofthe Of 2sh February, 1885, emit
provide for payment Of such creditors OF
republic Texas comprehnded In the act OF Con
requires the Secretary Of be Treasury
public for the OF ninety days
Of payments VIII be made under said
issued q7h February last by this
md duly published setting forth said act Conres
Of the State Of as.entur theret
debt therein provided
be with sAsiRnmens reeases, and
aday,, therein pointed out h days prior 70 me ISL o' June
nnvt:
And whereas fher provides tina, pay
bond certificate, evidence Of debt
iy days before the time limited by sa notices.
be presented Treasury Department;
hereby the holders of bonds cchcates
shn be
within from the date hereof they will
All benefits o sad sscsaby 70 the fh
JAMES GUTHRIE,
An l5-Iaw9m secre,ary Of the Treasury.
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.
ouIor SECRETARY or rms srs.rr I

orrIor SECRETARY rms SENATE u, g.,
July 8, ls56.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii received this Office until 10
~ O'Clock, Saturday, tho 26h for furnishing
delivering IN tho vaults Of the Capitol before the FIRST day
November hundred (of $3.50 Lbs NJ best anthracite
wnife-ash COAL in Jumps less three SIX
inches diameter, and entirely free Of ssie other foreign
Also for hundred and twenave cords hest hickory wood
measured the expense o the the Capitol
pieces ard properly packed away
whole be subject the inspection and approval Of the Secretary
OF the Senate. -
Security the faio performance ofthe furnishing
the above articles TO he satisfaction Of the Secretary The Senate
will be required.
Proposals may SEPARATE and should
Wood aud Proposals Coa and directed "To the Secretary
ofihe Senate At Washington"
Juy o-lsw3w lint, Sent, Stall
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Notice Of withdrawal OF Lands i'm Iowa.

IN approved 18Th May 1856 "matnr grant Of
10 aid in the
paJ s,ate instructions have been
olce Withdrawing from marlet nnul further
those situated IN the fol
lowing districts, which s TO purchasers of effect
ing sales and locations, viz
tfce at Dscorrsh the lands In the district.
Dodge north Of line between townships
% and ~. .s..#s#- 80 =. ...
city, all the lands north Of the line between town
ships oi and %.
GIves under my hand q, Land the city of
TBos. A. HENDRICKS,
NAV oo-Isvev flint starI Commissioner
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United states Mail.
MISSISSIPPI.

Posr OFFcE DEPARTMENT
Washington, June Is, 1856,
PROPOSALS for carrying the malls Of the United States from h
OctobrT, 1866 3h June 1853 the following
Stale herein specified viii be received
Contract once of the Post Oce Department In the
Washington until p August 2Sih next, 10 be decided
day
No 74s6 Tstesvle, Como, Manhala, Halifax, Panoa
Hygcan California oakland, and Preston To Grenada
65 miles and back, sir times a week, in horse
Leave Taesville, " terminus ralroad, daily except
Sunday atgami
a Grenada days by 10 niHhtI
Leave Grenada daily, except Sunday, atApm,
Arrive at Tatesvlie, end of railroad days by
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Episcopal High School Of virginia,

NJ oward the Heigh three miles rest Of aierandria
Rev. JOHN r. MCGUIRE, Rector
THE session viii commence on Wednesday, i0th Sep
II tcmher.
Sos o board tuition In the regular course Sc Modern
languages, music, and drawing extra charges.
The bishops and other clergy Of The docoe Rev
nr Johns amore Rev Mr. Cummns, of Washngtoni and
Rev Mr.. Seymour, Frederick city, Maryland,
containing the of study government terms, &c.
sent 10 those who request them.
Direct Jobs r. Mcclure, Theoogcal Seminary Fainax
county, virginia. -
How.RD, July ~, 1876.
July i5-lawsw
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THE College of ~. james, N-rytaud-E Embracing the
collegiate, eomerca and preparatory deparimonts has
each year. the first Of October 20 the first of August
whne charge year. board tuition Sc hundred md
any dollars No entrance fee.
students admitted part Of the application to
JOHN n. KERFooT, Rector, SC,
July l--lsw3m College St. James, Y. o., Maryland.
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lima Revolutionary War being reply 10 ceriain mis-
Of writer's In relation she
Of In. State by soufhfon. Is cents
Documentary History of the American Revou'on consisting Of
the for liberty chiefly IN South
Carolina From original. " tho Of the sdor and Other
sources, I564-i776s ny r. w. Gibscs, NJ. u ~
The Le Of General Daniel Morgan Of the virginia line OF the
army Of The United states. Ry James Graham 81 10 -.
Victoria World BY Caroline Chesebro' 81 70
Fashionable ny Mary n Eastman. sl
shall Destroyed, hcnn exposition
Of prophecy. By Rev. T. Oswald, A. M. SL
The Picture fo Young ny Marv Hovu, with twenty
Illustrations by Byram .. Fierce. 80 cents
Jolys bookstore near 9th street.
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TGIE Prison ef weifevredcp. and the Eest tndisn
Archipelago; by Capt Gibson. volume Of fa5 pages, with
July " FRANcK TAYLOR.
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themselves OF the actual distance
The weight carried, he whole mail
ouired up) other points essential
liability performance
the required service matng their proposals, which
be persons certified such
Of record and contract must
by successful bidder with surety before the st day
OF December, 1855.
No pay viii trips performed and for each OF such
not times the the
deducted arrivals far behind time as TO break
with depending mails, sufficiently excused
fourth Of subject forfeiture
Fines win imposed delinquency be promptly and
sacory explained aegiecng take the mail from
Once for suffering 10 be injured, destroyed, robbed
lost and eu,ine, demand, the mail
concerned In
hcies Postmaster Crnerai anpu the
ract Tor repeated arreeaby contract for dis
ofes laws instructions OF the department
Gener alter the schedule ne also order
an increase allowing therefor rafa Increase
the contract pay He may cufa discontinue the service,
In whole IN part rata decrease Of allowing
the amount Of service dispensed
with should be addressed the "seeond Assistant Post
master superscbed Proposals for Salt Lake City Malls y
JAMES CAMPBELL,
may9i-lawfwt Postmaster General
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DAcuEL the New worid,-A Trip 10 the United
IuSs no ~ FRAHGK TAYLOR.
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United states Mails for Salt Lake City.


mails OF the United Stntes from the
December 1885, the ath day OF November 's6e
route, will be received the Contract Once OF
until O'Clock Of the 18th Of October 1856
to be decided the day, TO witt
Independence Mo- via Fort keaney and Fort
Laramie, in Nebraska Territory, 10 Salt Lake city, In
Utah Tcrnor, i,is0 miles and back, once month.
Leave Independence Of every month
Arrive al Salt Lake cy the ari day OF the month
Salt Lake the I'd day OF every month al
Arrive at Independence by the last day OF the month
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United In a common resolve TO maintain right against
wrong and believing in the determination Of viruous
and intelligent people to sustain justice, we declare
l. That governments are instituted among men TO Sc
cure the inaenabe rights Of life liberty, and the psrsnt
Of happiness
D. That the mission Of the republican party g to main
tain the liberties Of the people, the sovereignty OF the
States, aud the perpetuity Of the Union
B. That under the constitution and by right freedom
alone is national.
A. That the federal government being one Of limited
powers derived wholly from the constitution, its agents
should consrue those powers strictly and exercise
doubtful power--always ineIpedient and dangerous
That IL this plain Jecrsonian and early policy
carried out the federal government would relieve itself OF
all responsibility for the existence Of slavery which repub
canism insists that II should and means Il shall do and
that regarding slavery in the States local institution
beyond reach and above authority but recognising
II rs Of vital concern to every ctzen in Its relation to the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-11-08
L. Hadley & Brother.

HADLEY. proprietor Of the large dry goods estab.
s. lishmcnt the side Of the Court House, in
Ottawa, formerly owned and occupied by John Stout
respectfully that he has associated with
self. partner the business, his brother, w. HAD
LEY and that the and style Of the nrm will hence
forth be
l.. HADLEY & BRO. .3
In making this announcement, the firm have also
the pleasure Of informing their friends and the public
that they have just received direct from New York.
splendid stock OF -....
New Goods: New Goods:
Consisting OF
Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Boots G
Shoes, Bonnets. &C., dc.
Among their assortment may be found beautiful
Drs - Silks, Black and COlOTcd.
Cashmeres. Merinoes, ms, all wool Delaines French
Ginghams, Domestic do, B:rreyes, ChaIis Chsmbrays
Prints Barred Muslins, Swiss do, Cambrcs, Jsconet
Embroidered Collars,
EInbd edge dkfs, embd Skirts and Curtains, Irish Ii
mems Birds Eye do Linen Table Spreads Scotch Diaper
Napkins, vestings,
Cassimeres and Br0adcl0ths,
Satinet Jeans Cottonades, shirtng, beached and
Ready Made Cleshins,
Fur, Panama. Straw and Palm Leaf Hats, Boots and
Shoes Ladies' Congress, Cloth and Kid CATERS Ladies'
Buskns and Slippers, Gents Calf and Kip Boots, and
Sugar-Brown, Clarified and Crushed. Teas-as fine
an assortment as can be found In market. Codee-Ro
and Java, ground and unground.
Spice, Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves Moasses Syrups, &c.
POKE. ar, r,, liz c! I'd sva &c.. s u..
Forks Axes MasOn's Trowels few Of Collins
east steel Stone Hammers, Garden Rakes, Shovel and
Tongs French Wire, and thousand other articles that
will be sold at the lowest possible prices for cash or
change for produce for which the highest price
Goods but all ask is call and examine our stock and
judge for yourselves.
Remember the place. L. HADLEY 4 BRO, u the store
formerly occupied by J. srour, west Of Court House.
Ottawa, July ..
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Family Grocerv.
MORSE& CONNELLEY

TTAVE nov. a ,uii stock Of all kinds Of family
IA groceries. which they offering to the
admit Of. Their stock consi par, oi the fol.
lowing:
All kinds of sugars a nd canGies,
lava, Mocha. RIO, and Lagura coffee,
Young Tyson, Imperial, gun powder. and b aek
teas,
All kinds of spl rs and chocolate,
Pickles, tomato. walnut, and Mushroom ca,ssD.
John Bull, Worcestershire, walnut. and Harry
sauce, f
French. English. and American mustards.
All kinds of extracts for flavo ing.
Picked and fresh oysters and lobs,e ~ s1rdnss
Tomatoes and beans. put up IN cans Theoretically
sealed,
Pear! 60, pearl barley vermiciIli. mlcaroni, and
Flour OF ric- and baking powders.
TapIoca. Fenna, islng glass. and Irish moss.
Cocoa. corn starch, and grouni coffee.
Currant IrlIy ginger. peach. and crab appi
preserves,
| All Kinds Of family and fancy soaps,
CT fhrs, hair, shoe. whltewash, and horse
brushes, t
4 iare- stock of wooden aud stone ware,
Sperfn star, aUd idilUw candles,
Pepper sIuce and Olive OILS.
PrGn--, r,i-ins, dried peaches aud apples.
Cream OF tartar, sJia, and .iissratss.
LEMONS, oranges, hss. anu citron.,
Powd.r and shot,
Fig. natural Leaf. twisi, fine cut, treioi and pa.
per tobacco,
scotch and Nlccahoy snuff.
Cigars oi all kinds n nd prices.
" extern Reserve chees-, butter and eggs
Sugar cured hams,
White fish, trout, simon, and mackerel,
Alton line,
Brandy. vines, porter and ale, by the b,tilY X,
U-ulcal purposes,
All kinds oi wiIiow and splint baskets,
Nops aud br"onIs
Br-t!-s hundred other articles, embracing eve
ry'hIng m ttnllV Use, winch We cannot take room
II-n'IOu.
We Inyir all who are in nerI Of anyihin. in
OuT mr. 10 give call. W. have spared no
pains ~ cnC-asorlEg 10 secure the very best
qHslTy OF everything IN our store. AMI we hope
10 be able 10 sell goods fully cheap. If not
CHEAPER Than can lee Bought elsewhere In ths ci-
-. MAJ 10 MOIST * JOySEILSy
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-n/,.. Miseellaueons. t.44fs
'Vt NONTGOMERY'sIy MY
Family Provision Store !!
EX(en.iYC ArrsVT1s.

Il he subscriber has just received his Spring stock st
the above old and popular establishment, comprs:
health iul substantials Of life His purchases
now ar irving from the south, and with his purchases
essvhere neT comprise the larsest fuiisss. frsssss
and cheapest stock OF Family Groceries be found be-
tween Chicago and st. Louis lie invites all who are
skepca on this po mt to call and them The follow
ing articles comprise but part of his list constantly
hand. ri M = =
.Su5ar, brown. loaf, clarified and crushed ="
tbgts. Rio and Java = .. .-.-,
thndLes, star, s,earine. sperm, and taIlow. .5.rI
Ieds, green, black, bohea &c.
Soap, rosin, CASTLE, and shaving Dog
IoJacco, CayeDdsl, line cut smoking. &c. ....
Cigars, anything from long nine" to mild four
penny Cuba" -.
Oiis, iinseed, sperm, and olive.
Pork, lard t:low, &c.
Fish, makerel, white, herring and front
Cocoa Nuts, raisns, and currants. 10 'al
Figs, at retail or BY the drum. Fr
Ginger Preserres. very fine article.
gtnegdr, the best crab and cider. ... .rUf
LfckIes, in jars, all kinds, extra.
Pepper Snnce, pepper, SALT alspice. ginger, sad IN
other ordinary condiments.
Nuts Brazil. Hberts, almonds. pea nuts &C.
Toys for children, including cry babies and sveryAss
else from the elephant TO Jack the giant killer.
trsdies, alot of all kirss. boz. t. fl,lcrsIdE
/Iiis, broons, mops, &c.
Oranges and lemons fresh from the son,h ., res.p
.y the box. .. -
Paper, ink, pens, and all kinds OF stationery
Ioardrr shot caps lead and everything in that lss
Fistfng tuckL@ from the longest pole hoeks
Flour, potatoes, vegetables In their season, butter
eggs chickens and all such little arrangeneuts need
ed in families, always kept when they possibly 10
procured for love or money.
VI Inns.
very fine lot OF volins, with all arrangements
At astonishingy low prices. ...
ALSO-C Chicago and Alton lime and Ce,nsnt toee.
her with everything else that be named in his line,
and II he Is not supplied with the article called for As
OTTAWA, May 81, 1855. n. MoyrcoNEPy.
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q ySarr .,anCe

mo purchase large valuable Farm on time The
IL owner offers hi farn situated within tv0 miles Oi
Elry lie Station the Chicago Burlington quincy i.
H, consisting OF -. acres valuable tiiIer I'r
balance Improved rFiri- adjoining the timber Wei wa
tered and fenced. Their with the growing crops Tor -
psr acre Most OF the purchase money can remain OF
time. further particulars enquire OF A j. "s's
EarlviIle, LII. apr.
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Eesal Aorcrtisewents.

STA re- OF ILLINOIS, In 2saAe County, and OR ost
Court thereof % December. Term, 1856 Oliver
Beach, Oliver Beach Jr., William Beach, Sydney
Beach, and Jesse ". Rinckss George W. Root and
Julia Ann Root his wife, Eunice g. Hays, Chester
Giiiett John p 0iiett James r. Bailey. Cordelia A.
Bailey Newton .. Bailey. Henry GiAsts Hugh Giilon
and Mary Gilsn his wife. Wilson Ginets. George Gil
lett Joshua I. eswteIl and Dsa eswten his vis, OIL
YER Granger and Elisa Granger his wife, yuiistta Oil
lett William Fowler and Lucy Fowler rs wife, VIII
liam g. Woods and Eup,rAsa 7. Woods his wife, Tho
mas z Phelps and Martha r Phelps his "fe' and He
lekah Baley-ln Chaneery
appearing from adavit on Ole In the once 81 me
Cerk Of the County Court Of said county, that the
above named defendants not residents OF this state
compalnant's wing Sled their bill Of complaint
herein, and summons having issued thereon
law. -f-r -rr-E ~ = 80
Now therefore, notice is hereby given you the above
named defendants, and each Of that unless you
shall personally be and appear before the County Court
OF said County the FIRST day of the next term thereon
be holden the Court House in Ottawa, in said Coun
ty the first Monday Of December nex and plead, de-
except to- said bill Of complaint the same
will be taken confessed against YOU and the matters
and things therein prayed for, decreed accordingly.
e.. wv. RAYMOND, Clerk.
d. p yoNgS Sol for Comp'ts ocl1
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ONE PRICE. STTEM.
EASTERN
Carriage Repository.

-. 'l'IIE Avord Carriage Manufacturing
ozS-T. i Company having located a branch
fs<La-s for the sale of their CITria in the City
= Of Ottawa. ILL.,. beg to inform the citizens
of La Sale and adjoining Counties and the people OF the
West generally that hand and receiving
from their MANDATORY IN CONNECTICUT a good
assortment Of Carriages consisting III part OF Eocka
WAYS Sliding Seat Top and Top Bugges, Of different
styles Concord Buggies, &C. made from the very best
material, and in a neat and wOrSmanlike manner which
will b. sold on reasonable terms Dealers and all wishing
to purchase hnd ii to their advantage to call and
mine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. From a
Ion. experience the ufacure Of Carriages feel
confdeutt'lat give entire satisfaction All work
warranted
We have also connected With Repository shop for
doing I'LL kinds of repairing which will be done at shor,
Ioficraud III tile best
Store few doors West of t.e r. o. on Main street
For reference, enquire of Arthur LOCKWOOD, Esq
Jun Ii-lys II. W. JONES, Agent.
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LANDS FOR SALE

Also for sale and 10 acre Lud lots. unsurpassed IN
A>.ut, Of location lots will he -o only 20 those
vhc in asre- 10 prove build upon them viihn two
,t Of land. In tits AMI adjoining counties,
nat will be sold IA terms to suit purchaser
Number, .fieerfy given application 70 tc unneT-
.icn-d NJ th- RANK ~ OTTAWA Iapi2l GEO s FISHER