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The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18
WHOLE NO. 298

CASTING OF THE EQUESTRIAN STATUE
FOR THE WAsHINGroN MoNUMENT.-Tho
London Builder gives the following ac-
count of the casting of the horse for the
Washington monument in Richmond =
: The casting of the horse for this monu-
mcnt, at Munich, is one of the greatest
icats of modern foundry, as fifteen tons of
bronze had to be melted and kept ia u
state of fuidity. For several days aud
nights previous a large fire was under
these huge masses, which required to be
stirred at times. When the bronze was
liquified, an ultimate assay was made in
small trial cast, then came the final cast
ing.
Successfully all the chambers threuqh
which the metal had to flow in the form
were cleared Of the coal with which thcv
had been kept warm, and the master ex
amned all the air spiracles and tho issues
ct the metal the props of the tubes were
then placed, and every man had his duty
and place assigned to him. Finally. the
master, amid the intense expectation Of
the many art amat .urs present, pro
nounced the words ''In the namo of God .
and then three mighty stokes opened the
fiery gulf, out of which the glowing metal
flowed in circuit to the large form. Tho
sight was magnificent, and in the. little "a
OF fire stood the muster, and gave his
commands about the successive opening
of the props.
Hot v.por poure from the air spra
cles; in the conduits, the metal boiled in
waves !; still no decision yet, as The influx
of the bronze in the very veins Of the
figure could be, but slow. At once fam
ing showers jumped out of the air cea
duits, and the master proclaimed the cast
to have succeeded. A loud cheer follow ed
when the master approached Mr. Craw
ford, the artist of the Washington Monu-
ment,'to congratulate him on his success
Another cheer was given to NJ de Miller,
the chief of the royal foundry of Munich
who had personally conducted the work.
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18

TIE LAST SnLLING.-While Martin
the painter was unknown and en- gagged Oh
his first great work, his means were so OK
hausted that he was one day reduced to
bis last shilling and this shilling he had
kept for some time because it was bright
one. With it he went to bakers shop
to buy a loaf of bread. The loaf was
purchased, the last shilling paid and the
change about to bo handed to the artist,
when the baker snatched the loaf from,
the starving man and gave him back his
shilling because it was q counterfeit
Martin, however, was not utterly broke
down: He went to his humble lodging
and having at the. bottom of his trunk
found some !crusts of bread, with, which
he sustained his existence, he set to worl,
again at his picture. He struggled on
till the picture was finished and exhibited,
and in less than week after its exhibi
tion he was famous. The picture was
&" Belshazzar's Feast; or, Joshua com
manding the sun to stand still.n
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18
Assignee's Sale.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
At Diskict Court Fourteenth Judicial District
held in and for the County of Nevada at the
Court House in the city of Nevada, 'of Decem.
Der Term A. D., 1855.
SATURDAY, December 29h 1855, Court met pur-
sugnt to adjournment.
Present. Hon. NILES SEARLs, District Judge.
Harrison McWorthy,) =
Jones, Wagener ct al
nN motion of counsel Tor Defendants herein. it
W is ordered that the Creditors of the late firm
of McWORTHY CO., composed of the above
named parties, Plaintiffs and Defendants, be and
they are hereby cited be and appear before H. 1.
TBoRNToN, Esq Referee, hereby appointed at
his Office in the city of Nevada between the 25th
and Both OF January, A. d. 1856 then and there to
prove their claims against said firm or they will
be forever barred therelrom.
1t l.. further ordered that due dotice horeof be
given by publication in one of the newspapers
published in the tcwn and county Of Nevada for the
space of 90 days
State Of California, County OF Nevada-ss
IL. H. Bostwick,I Clerk of the District Court.
Fourteenth Judicial District in and for said county
do hereby certify that the above is true copy OF
an order upon the Records OF said Court in m office
Witness mu hand and seal of ths District Court
aforesaid hereto affixed this Sd daq of JAM 1856.
J. H. BOSTWICK, Clerk
THos. Z. HAwLEY, ID, Z. jan 4-3w
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Declaration Of Intention.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! 6
nx,. q H,-Iu p

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
County of Nevuda.
ANN JANE IRWIN, married won an and wife of
"A Samuel Nj. Irwin of'the State OF California and coun
y OF Nevada being desirous of avainy herself of the
privileges and benefits of Act the Legislature of
The State of California, passed April l2, 1852 entitled
An Act to authorize married women to business
in their name sole raders,' max es this her de-
clara ton that she intends in her name and on her
own account, to carrya on the business Of hotel and
boarding house, and Of store keeping, for the sale of
goods wares and merchandise and such other business
incident to and connected vita such occupations as NAV
seem convenient or promise remuneration. And fur.
ther that from and after this date she will be respons
bic Individually and in her name for all debts con-
iracted by her, on account Of her said business
And the said ANN JANE IRWIN further declares and
that the amount to be invested in said business ia
less than Five ThoI sand Dollars.
ANN ]. IRWIN.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada-SS
Personally appeared before me- County Clerk and
Recorder of the county aforesaid, ANN JANE IRWIN
known to to be the person designated in the BODY of
the foregoing declaration who made oath executed
the said declaration in my presence.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me- this I'd day of
uary, A. D. 1856.
in. BosTwIcK, Clerk,
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18

Re- "Recollect, sir" said a tavern
keeper to gentleman who was about
leaving his house without plying his reek
cnlns, "recollect, sir, it you lose your
purse, you didn't pull it oat hcre.''
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18

ssa- P. L. Barnum has sold out bis
Museum, to start similar though much
larger enterprise up town. 1t is said that
an an Amphitheatre and Geological Gardens
like Astley's in London, is the gist of tlae
new project
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18

"PEopLE WHO CAN WRITE, BUT wos'I
WRITE. p These are by no means the
worst sort !; much wossc are the folks WHO
wsW write, but csn t.-Pnnch
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1-o

A SAFE RrLE.-WLcri a young man
confidently tells you that such a YOUNG
lady ''has no hcart,'' you may be sure
that he has been trying it on, and b IS
failed in making favorable imp rcssiou
PuncA
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18
For the Journal.
F0rcibIe Charge to. a Jury.

F0rclble Charge TO- a Jury.
ustice O'Rourke was one of those Cal
ia magistrates who derived all his Dig
and honor directly from the people,
lie had been elected Justice of the
,e by an overwhelming majority. The
ness of his Office was as. much as he
d despatch, for he was located in one
ne best mining districts Of the State,
who ever knew gQod-mining locality
did not furnish plenty of business for
awyer and the Justice of the Peace
6s case We are about to narrate oc-
ad in the Southern mines. One min
hpany had worked upon the ground
ofher company, and there was no
ing as settling the matter without
6ff:to the law. Indeed, both compa-
3d as much veneration for the law
3{fafians have for the Bible, and as
hr of either company had eyer.
ID at law, they agreed with mu-
Feeling that the case should be
hat way. Besides, both COM.
shaking money and they could
k indulge in luxury of that
=! tkis even said that the MEM
companics thought they
little less dignity by the
ways worn heretofore by
Judge himself.
accordingly brought be-
9arke. Now the Justice
aR1 portance to his Office;
it one of the highest
~ Ha free people, and his
rying cause was to.
lfa of the bench. But
TitB 2d iitrpit in the character
\ universally known
9 - 3e3 n swouid not object
Xxi any time, aud
E: ;::;::'i: !: 4 :';.;::: e.: g.:
y; 81! 81! .sl1!I |!|!| Appsned that
cases s0ms, it not
dri1fs j Turing
ntes itea te.
; seved} n 3j6Surnmentg ty.
each, ;Eae ssTnce Va Es
past y shs even
ice co@ae9eed summing IT.
Som Ienemtsb Of the
his~iaap wsss confuse };f
of the Jlfy, more intelliai
Ise' thY the rest, inquli
lite the! s!b~ givdE by his
'und. Now b Honor asd
parti& &lsrly. sensitive about fbo
is officseand it s presum
adjoul1ments during tn
trial hAt Diminished I'll 81
, for Wien TIL Jdror IND aired w.l
law " to 3 sssad, hsa aahS
'ial er Dine h33 been insg gRsd sad|
t reselfIt.- Es|Eii
What it ye want, the Law
Yes Aragsslte know esHssg
. foul aswsFed the juror,
Cd You, STRIP Atdle .lI j.
or, 6 q let ySh or any one a. ul
". whei tell ySa thing IS
:" a. theredpon drawing 9 g2Y
a 3 ie knia Fhe leapef d
p broke followed BY Ga
Y court sOm, closely pp H.
Inflated Jusice, who ejac1l T.
few steps, his the law yJs
M gire yOs!H-Htp
he jury ran !or dear life, - I4
BY " the cq9rt,' p and o. IT, a3:
it was doubtful who 8
N - the xsagesnce
- II
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$50 g:

:; ] d
Court in and forEh m favor Of
intsress 1lsa eHo on thy sus es day with q
July, 1855, at the .gI.pes annum
together with cost Leo dol
lars, have lexie d diQS0ai ne 62kaS}E6 lowing
described property - t. %. ~ =. il. cached
situated in the town di4 NQa4 y Nat the
upper end of Broad stfs and
now occupied by the said a. yell
ing and office. :
Which [ shall sell at pub 3fslib besi
bidder Tor Cash at Nevada Iei5Y2 ~ |ltssyd4g Of
January, A. D., 1856.
Given under my hand u 5zfi|I6 ~ s5|ser
A. D. 1855.
Attest: .<sVk 31f|6ifR
Dec es-tds BygsE
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne18(
Be it remembered that on this ID day o.
D. 1856 personally appeared before me
in and for the said county, Grutia A. Hinx
known 10 mo 10 be the individual described1 - =
executed the foregoing instrument who saIii2
to me she having been made acquainted Vi
tents thereof on an exumin alton apat fromsaohi
the hearing of her husband that she execuidIYl
freely end voluntarily without fear or conlsuI
under influence of her husband and that S6tl
wish 10 retract she execution of the same g.
Witness my hand and official affixed ..
(SeaD J. l. CALDWELL, NotaryG
STATE Of California, County of Nevada -SSs
i, J. Ii. BosTwlcK, County Recorder in md
above county, do hereey certify that the foregl
true copy OF The original declaration of Mrs. G q
Hinkson 10 transact business sole trader, purs
the Statute in such cases made and provided,
file at my Office
witness my land and of1ciul seal this the Sci
of January 2o55. j IL. BOSTWI
January lows Recorder Of Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18
DeclaratioI6fl ]

STATE OF CALIFORNTAi
= County Of Nevada. q {SI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tia,
IN HlNkSON wife of Ald3aa, IIirIlt
declaration in pre- sence OF an slcf.ssTo.
women o transact business assSole trd
18th, 1861, that intend on afdskfier
uary. A. D., lo56 to carry on tbs, BUSH
ing, Ranching, Mining and tradin e:gel
name and on my own accounttin the {
ty. and further declare that the anio
tend to invect does not exceed the sun
Dollars nor in any part OF the said cap
property of my said husband. And 1
from and after the date aforesaifI wi
dividually responsible in my own nam
tracted by me Oh account Of myssaid
GRATl
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18
MARsHAL,S NOTICE.

persons who have not paid their Property Tax as
= sessed Tor The current year notified 10 pay tn
same immediateiy to avoid legal expenses.
owhers OF Dogs running at large in the town OF Ne
vada are required TO comply with the terms Of The Oh
dinance. under pain of its penalties
January 4-3w D1 vID JOHNSON Marshal )
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18

STolEN-From a cabin WALLET containing an
~ Order on the town of Nevada for Three Hundred
Dollars drawn in favor of Moore Foss an order on 8
Davis for the of Fftyfye Dollars drawn in favor
above; also Bill of sale of Dggngs, about Ten Dollars
in change, &c,
All persons are cautioned against purchasing the above
described orders as their payment has been stopped
Deeemoer ze-SwF W. MOORE
The Nevada journal., 1856-01-18
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15

ES-Thc astonishing Democratic victo-
~ in the city ofPhilade!phia is most CRATE
fully refreshing and cheering. The city
of Philadelphia has stood in hostile strength
against the Democratic party for the last
quarter Of a century. 1t is now twenty five
years since that city elected Democratic
Mayor, or was under Democratic govern
meni. In the early days Of Jacksonism,
Philadelphia was with us; but when Mic
Biddle and his bank of the United States
came into the contest, her merchant princes
bowed to the power of the monster, and
swayed her mighty po"cr against the De-
mocracy. In 1881 she was Democratic
but since that time she has been Wing, Ma
tive American and Fusion. She is again
redeemed, and Democracy rules the Qua
ker City. This is severe rcbuke to the
mean spirit ofanti- American feeling, which
a few short days ago, denied the use Of IN
dependence Hall for the reception of Mr.
Buchanan, on his return to his own State,
from his mission to England The people
have spoken, and those who refused To treat
with respect our able Minister, have been
cast down from their high places.-.Statc
Sentinel.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
NEAsoN BROTHERS. New York. will pull

NASON BROTHERS, New York. will pub
~ fish Saturday, January, 10Th LANMERE, by
Mrs Julia c. X. Dor, author of "Farmingdale,
One Vol. - mo. Price 81 ,25.
The many readers and admirers Of Turning
dale" will anticipate with pleasure a new volume
from the pen of Caroline TlioBsas," (thc de
plume formerly used by Mrs. Dorr.) We canassure
them they will not find "Lanmere" one whit less
charming than its predcccssors-wc shall Ire dis;;n
pointed if the public do not award it yet warmer
praise.
Saturday, February 2nd. EDITH, or the Qua
kcr's Daughter, tale of Puritan times, BY one Of
her descendants. One Vol. II mo. Price 81 %.
The scene of this Domestic tale is laid during
that religious persecution of the Quakers which is
so deep and sad stain upon the bright fame OF the
o. the Puritans. To the charm of absorbing intc-
rest as tale it adds the attraction of historical
curacy,
We have never announced new books with great
satisfaction than in this present instance. These
not sensation books. They do not in any re-
spect belong to ''guttcr literature" of the day
Though differing widely in plot, purpose and style,
they may alike lay claim to fascinating interest, and
an adoption to improve both the head and the
heart.
Any newspaper giving this advertisement three
insertions, and sending a copy of their paper
marked, will receive advance copies of the work by
mail, postpaid
MASON BROTHERS, New York.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
Survevor's Notice.

III l., undersigned with the County Survey
or, will, on Thursday the 22d day of MAY, at 10
O'Clock M on said day, proceed to survey and To-
the corners of their land in sections l5 l6 81
& -, Township 81, Range | east, in Marshall
County, Indiana, to meet at the house of l.. H.
Andrews, at the time above named, and continue
from day to day until all is surveyed. Non-rcsi
dents, who fail to meet the Surveyor nj the time a.
bovc mentioned, and dcirsly provide for defray
ing their portion of the expense of the survey, will
be returned to the County Auditor, and such de-
linqucncics placed the tax duplicate and collect
ed according to law. l.. II. ANDREWS and others.
Nav ls56 25w3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
The Mob at Erie.

The passage of favorable bill to'the Lake
Shore Road has irri.ateI some Of the Erie
folks, and the war burst out last evening,
brought to a red hot fury by an alteration
and fight between Walker and Cochran in
the Constitution printing Office. The bells
were rung, and la crowd of rail-rippers gath
cred in, the sign of the office torn down,
and grand bonfire made in the street, of
everything in the building of a combusti-
bic nature, a large quantity of printing pa
per; all the law library Of Mr.. Johnson,
II. r. Attorney, and editor of the paper,
with all his papers and railroad accounts
The mob then got the cannon, and being
excited by the thunder went TO work and
Quilted the building, entirely demolishing
il. The loss of Mr.. Johnson must amount
to several thousand dollars.
They afterwards proceeded to the house
of Mr. Tracy another prominent railroad
man, ahd fired several bullets in at the win
dows, and threw brickbats and other mis-
sles at other Houses. The affair IS one of
the most disgraceful that ever blackened
the fame of any city.
To-day, we learn from Erie, that the mob
of last night, after destroying the Const't"-
ton Office. proceeded to the house of MI.
Walker, from which some person fired twice
upon them. No one was injured. and an
attack was made upon the house with stones
DC, but on learning that there were women
in the house, the rioters withdrew. To-day
all IS Quiet UereIond Piaindeulcr.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
DRIVING BEES.

If YOU have a swarm Of bees that have
been in an old fashioned hive several years,
and the comb has become black and per-
haps wormy and mouldy i'll some parts, 1t
will not be necessary to Kill the bees, and
1ohe up the hive, as was formerly the Gus
tom.
By a very simple process they may be
turned out of their old premises, and placed
in clean new hive, where they will com
menee making new comb. and begin every
thing anew as they did when first put i'll
after swarming from the parent hive.
This process is termed driving them
and it is a right phrase to use. 1t should
be done soon after new swarm has left
the hive, as there will then be few young
bees in the cellar, and not great stock OF
honey.
We had a swarm that had occupied hive
six or eight years. Our ncighbor, Mr..
CCgswclI. who has much experience in dri
wing bees proposed to shift them into new
quarters This he did in the following sim
pie manner: Putting 4 veil over his face,
1.-THE bees being a little cross at the time.
and thick gloves on his hands, he lifted the
hive from the bench and set ii on lis top
and its bottom upwards. On this he pu
the new hive, tyinga sheet around the june
ton of both, so that no bees could get out
lie then commenced rapplng the side Of
the old hive VIII a stick. There was Il ter
rible buzzin9 within. Soon the buzzina
was heard III the upper part Of the hive
and in the course Of fifteen or twenty min
utcs, the greater part Of the bees were il
the top of the new hive. This was ther
taken off and placed where we wished it to
stand
The old hive WAS then taken apart, an(
the comb taken out and put into tub
Nearly all the drones appeared to remain
in the old comb, but great many of then
flew away during the removal of the comb
and on putting it into dark room, with
crevice of the door left open To give littl,
light, the remainder stored for the ligh
and went off,
The comb Of the bees ought to be SHIFTED
every second or third year Some thinl
that the young bees are not so large tina
are grown in old comb as in new, in con
sequence of the cells becoming smaller
on account of the additional Innings mad
to them every time young bee comes on
of them. 1t certainly is not So white AM
clean when three or four years old, as
only one or two years, and of course not $
valuable for domestic use.--NGiae Farmer
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

III OTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN- TTIATTTIE
Y undersigned Administrator of the Estate of
Lewis Thompson, late of Marshall County, de
ceased, will after four weeks from this date in pur-
suancc of an order of the Common Pleas Court,
of Marshall County Indiana, will offer at private
sale. the north quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section fifteen, in Township thirty two north
of range one east, containing forty acres, be the
same more or less Terms cash in hand
VIM. ID. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Plymouth Ind. May /, 1856. 25w4.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
GUARDIANS SALE.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
( Common Pleas Court of Marshall County In
DIANA will offer at private sale, after four weeks
FROM this date, piece of land belonging to Julia
Ann Thompson, Minor heir of Lewis Thompson
deceased, known as the undivided one fourth of
the south half of the north east quarter, of sec
ton fifteen, township tlrirty-two, north of range
one east, containing twenty acres, he the same
more or less. subject to the Widows dover. Terms
oI src, cash in hand
r. NcpoNALD. Guardian.
Plymouth, Ind NAV l-56. 2Jwi
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15

FLEAs, BgDBUGs, &c.--Put a few drops
Of oil Norwood on a handkerchief or of
folded muslin, and place it in bed haunt
cd by the enemy Neither of these tribes
can endure the odor Of Norwood.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
Law of Newspaper g.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered as wishing to continue
their subscriptions
,. If subscribers order the diScontnuance ofthcir
papers, the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrcaragcs are paid.
,. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office they held responsible till
they have settled the bill and ordered the paper dis
continued.
A. lfSui,ScIiberS remove to other places without
nformin. the publishers. and the paper Is still sent
to the former direction. they are held responsible
The Courts have decided that Iriusin. To- take
paper from the Office, or removing and leaving
ncalcd for is rRIMA FAeIE evidence of Intentional
fi-ub
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
| Y undersigned Administrator of the Estate of
Frank Dawes, deceased, will offer for sale mt pub
lie out cry, mt the Courthouse door i'm Plymouth in
Marshall County, Indiana, on Saturday the }lst day
of Nav, 1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.
and O'Clock p. m. of said day. the interest of
the deceased in 10; Number forty -four ar as mum
bcrcd ON the original Plat of the town of Plym-
outh. TERMS of Sale, cash in hand.
JOSEPH EVANS Admir- de bonus non.
Plymouth Ind, Nav, le56. 25w4.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
Notice of Distribution.

NIRSUILL COUNTY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
VI the April Term lS56, of the court of
Common Pleas. Of Marshall County, after final set
Element of the Estate of George NJ Osborn de
ceased the of Forty five and thirty hundrctlths
dollars were found remaining for distribution a
moug the Heirs. Said Heirs are therefore mott
fled to appear the first day of the next term of
said Court. anil prove their IIcirship and receive
their dsirihutvc share
NEWTON Il. PACK ARD. Clerk.
&. {. l., Mmsl,il County.
Nay s ls56-26w2
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The President of of the Board of Trustees of the
Town ofPlymoutlI, Marshall County, Indiana will,
mp to the 25h Of the present month receive propos-
ais from persons wishing to teach the Graded School
of said Town. Terms: Persons proposing must
be qualified to teach all the branches of an English
education and the higher Mathematics, and are
to furnish two competent assistants, find fuel for
the house and pay all the expenses of the institution
Good references required.
il N. KLINGER, PRESIDENT
Plymouth, May 18th, 1855. - WI.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-05-15
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

HNHE UNDERSIG NED, WITH THE COUN
ty Surveyor, will, on Monday, the 18th day of
May ut 10 O'Clock a. m. on said day, proceed to
survey and locate the of his land in section
10 Town y Range ! east in Marshall county, lnd-
ana to meet at the house of Jacob Nightlinger, at
the time above named, and continue from day to
day, until all is surveyed.
Non-residcnts, who fail to meet the Surveyor at
the time above mentioned and dcfray provide for
dcfrayng their portion of the expense of the sur
vcy, will be returned to the County Auditor, and
such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate, and
collected according to law.
JACOB NIGHTLINGER.
April "a 2lw3