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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
TREED.-During the tornado Ia

TREED.-During the tornado last
week, near Crestine, says an exchage--
Miss White young lady eyed seven
teen years. was carried by the force OF
the wind several hundred feet, and left
on the top OF a cherry tree. She sliied
through erial space, "hoops" and all,
like thing of air, and descended upon
the tree with all the majesty and ease OF
an eagle in lowering to its nest. She
ESCAPED uuinjured."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

A TERRIBLE FIGHr.--A terrible fight
occurred one night last week, between
fine biooded stallion and jack, belong
ing to Maj. james II. Webster, OF this
county, which resulted in the death OF
the former. The Jack literally tore one
of the horses ears out by the roots, and
then seizing him by the throat, soon
made finish Of him Oulssads1 S. Q.
| IkirYor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
= Z i L, G. Il T. d
knickerhocker has the following intereJ ting cpl

Knickerbocker has the following intere ting cpl
grams
"IiERE LIE
Two grandmother with their two grand-dausaters,
Two husbands wi. b their two wives, " EA-
Two father, with their two daughters,
Two mothers with their two ons,
Two maidcns with their two mothers,
Two si,ters with their two brothers,
Yet but six corpccs n all lie turied here
All born legitimate, anu f on meet clear"
Aud or ingenious antiquarian sati factorily unrav
els all the intricate tangle. Let your knickerbocSer
wits .'throw them ewes " on the sum jack Also
while they arc about it, let them answer this Two
wdowers, twlo are rot re.ated) marry each othcr's
daughters: what relation will their children be to
each other!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
w- Some few years ago Mr.. !

@ Some few years ago Mr.. Kid
we'll was preaching to a karga audience
in wild part Of Illinois, ana announced
for his tx; In my fa,Ler's house
are many mansions" He had scarcely
read the words, when an old coon Stood
up and said:
Il tell yoa, folks, that's a lie ! Iknow
his father we'll He lives fifteen miles
from Lexington, in Kentucky, in an old
CABIN, and their amt but one room il
he house. - -----
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

Your husband seems great favor
ite among the ladies'" said Mrs Jones
to Mrs Butterwood. the other day.
"Yes,'; said Mrs B., "but for the life of
me, don't see where they find anything
10 lke-Ipeper couiQ," ......
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

.Y- A little urclin in tie Sabbath School It
N vas a ked a few undays Ego, "w'hat
our Sa,iog said hen lie kuew Judas h d be-
trayed him I? The urclin scratched his he I'd a
few moments and gravely answered, "Eiernal
vi lance is the price oflibe.ty! The teacher
miled.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

E-"Father, are there any boys IL
Congress?" "No, my son; Why do
you ask that question: Because the
papers said the other Day. that the mem
bers kiskel Mr.. Browns Dsu out OF the
Houos.'' 2 r4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
CHARLES S. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law ard Notary Public.
No. /, Corner Of Main and SirtA Street.
dubuque. Iowa.

REFE ENCEs:
lon Bcrnhart Honn Hon. Theophlus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa Hon. Emory Washburn,
on jane ". Love. Law Faculty, Cambridge,
T. S. District judge, Mass.
keokuS. Iowa. Bernard G. Caulfeld,
Col, Robert Rotin on, Atty, Chicago Ill.
Niddleto own, Iowa Ion. Vim. :. Bodey,
Ion Jro. McKcor. U. :. Louisville. ky
Dit. ATTY n. Y. City Benoist, Shaw Co.,
ion. JOIN A. Dix, . New Orlean', La
\. Y. City. ion. A. g. Penn,
Hon James Campbell. New Orleans, La
late p VI. Cen, Phila. Ion. Reverdy John on,
1ol. james Page, Phla. Baltimore, Md
Peter Wapc f. O. Phla. Col. Louis V. Bogy,
l.. A. Bcnoi { 4 Co., st. Louis, Mo
Banker, st. Louis, No. Hon. joan I. Darby,
Lon joel Parker, s ST. Louis, Mo
ES- Collection made and proceeds promptly remit
ed. 90
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

AN Asiatlc la,ter-writer speaks OF
the ceremonial Of the marriage of the
heir apparent to the throne OF Nopaui.
aged nine years, with tho youngest
daughter Of Jung, aged six.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

EE-A fellow "out West" gets oil
the following definition orwidow
.One WHO knows what's what, ana IS
desirous Of furtler information on the
subject"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

Or CouRsE HE Drp.-"Young man,
do you believe in a future state = "in
course | does--and what's more, IN
tend entering it as soon as Betsy gets
her things ready
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
GRANT - PECA, =,


Attorney at Law, Real Estate and Gen
eral Commercial Agent,
McGGEGoR, - IOWA.
Will attend to the purchase and sale Of Real
Es,a,e--examina mai ION of titles. payment OF
Taxes, &c. Mill Undertake the collection OF
debts and guarantee prompt ret IN.
Has for sale several valuable tracts of Land
Town Lots and Mill Properties, in Iowa and
Wisconsin. which offer strong inducements t.
spectators or those seeking safe and pesmancn'
Investments.
{ Office oeer Catlin d Starks' Store.
McGrssnr, Iowa, ssit. J, 81 nassm
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
Improved Process of Tanning.

f. DANIELS of Elkhorn. Wiz, has discovered
n new process Of tanning leather entirely with
I ont bark. in shcr5 space of tune aud very
{ cheap--be de which the leather is fully equal {
I if not superior TO the best barN tanned leather.
The time occupied ranges from to 20 days,
according to the nature OF the hide, to be tam
ned.
The materials used arc mainly vegetable, and
very cheap and abundant. The cot of ma
terial- j. about equal TO coed oak bark at 81 a
( cord The cost Of fixture, such vats, Is not
{ onc-fourth as mach in the bark process. No
; machinery j. led IN the bu ines.
} Avery respectable taunsry, capable Of manu-
I featuring from to - thou and dollars wcrth
( of leather annually can he cstaohshcd at an
I expense Of from 500 to $500, exclusive OF the
J building.
} / have obtained the entire right for the State
\ of Iowa, and will furni n garl les and give any
de ircd information in relation to the bu ines.
The t-occ;s and the leather have hecn fully
! proved dur;ng the last three years and are now
} being brought into general use.
} Tannerc, are being tahished at McGresor,
I Clayton Co., Watcrviile, Allamatce Co., and Ut
{ We Union, FayeLte CO., Iowa.
} The IrceS Of right' vary with the location
County rights sei for from $500 to $1,000 {; town
! right from to hundred shop right, from
( to 3 hundred dollars.
Address, J.. Is. IL 4 w RS.
( Whitewater, Wis.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

Physician & Surgeon Nonona Iowa. Tr. Barnes will
be found at his re dencc unless absent trf iouai
bu mess. 1T
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
DEAN, FRENCH & EMERY,
r. r. FO STER,

Dealers in ry Goods Groceries Hardware Nails Crock
cry Stoncware Stoves and nfacturer of Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware. post Oficc Building
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
II. IL. BARN ES.

Physician & Surgeon Office at his residence Main
Street we of the onOna Hotel.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
CLAYTON LODGE No. 70.

OF A. F. x A. ~; Monona Clayton County Iowa,
meets on riday preceding the full moon in each month
Cha. A. iEAN W. NJ; j. 4. H. scorT 5. W.; II.
merry j. W; b. IL. OLMsTEp Treas; WM. II. TIoMp-
Sec'y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
EGBERT HOTEL,

By Atwood Sackridur This well known House has been
put in complete order by the PRESENT Proprietor and
Traveller may rely upon being well treated; at rea on
able charges. Walkers stage Lines change at this
House daily.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09

General Real tate Agent McGresor Iowa. Will at
tend the purcha aud ale o. Real t.=tate i'll any
portion OF Norhwe terra Iowa. Locate Land Warrants
euter Laud Iuve niolcy good secur.ty; pay Taxes
Investigate Iitiej &c. &c
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-09
F.. ORLANDO McCRANEY.

Attorney and Coun eor Law and Real Estate Agent.
Taxes paid for non residents; Notes aud Accounts col
lectcd. Office over Fiander,' store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

Divers newspapers of the Democratic and Dark
Lsn,ern species are h,wlipg grievously at the au-
dacity Of those free people who dare to doubt the
omDisciebce, the infalhbity and the absolute dis
Dtere.tedness Of the Justices of the Supreme Court
of tbs United Ststes; and We are sorry to say that
here sDd there journal, from which We had q
light to expect msnier course, is weak enough to
be deluded into the language of acq liescen,e. 1t
ia assumed that judges, because they are judges,
must always be in the right that the7 so far ele
waited above heeve of ordinary mortality that we not
only must lot quest on-nsy more, that il is abso.
utey treason to question the correctness of their
tecisiOns that all we have now to do is to fold our
hands and submit without murmur. Oar readers
have ere this discovered that we are under the
troll Of DO such atject idolatry; that we regard
even that awful creature, q Caief Justice, as .
hunan being, and tina. We do not nean ~ submit.
sI.vihy to fraud aid usuepation because the or
mine lie inttrposel TO cloak their character. If
there be aLy censure to best W, let it fall, in the
LANE Of the eefnal equities, upon thoe who have
6rogge cd their official robes in the kennels OF slave
breeding poll i,s When We are ready to sur
render teJie al reason, cOnsc ence and Eel ect
Did II pre,tn,ion to Mental and ply scal freedom;
when we are ready 10 besaver B,mba with praise,
ard to wife the psn.gyrc of the little Napoleon;
thep, snd not till then, viii We get ON our knees to
Roger fancy.
The acquisscent gentlemen siy rothiog very
ORE al-nothipg, in fact, wh,h ha, not been ut
te cd in al sges BY the spolcgst. Of bad judges and
he span els Of depoiic courts. Ttis is the Ia ""
'h,y s,y, land TO tie l,S sou mus; submit Tois
ehs be very cCr elusive if We were Modes or Per
ssbs; or if jud cal decision had never be N re-
'eIstd, and Was Incapable of revision. "Wh,. do
YOU intend to do about i: 7" chimes in chorus the
~hoe pack. That isa far gut ti,n n, aud We vii
Sbs"er panty. We mean 10 shov tn,. this
pto Scott eeoisicn Is def ,ient in every element
With ihoud emile il to re,pect-,ha. i, yio,..,
tie truh OF history and the log: even Of the law:
'ld IN cur humble way mean to assist ia gst,in,
u o'trItkd lfttat be treason. gu: caroipg critic,
hu'' male The most Of il. Ii is treason in which
'"'''es VI Lean aid Curtis are equally implicated
win ourselves. Il tn these seut emsn-sn6 more
'.orous! c'nseiva'Se judges Lever exis,ei-sad
cay rat they cid not cob.ld.r tina dsc,.i,,,
o. TIE Cont to be binding upon ones i,u, u,t lett.
iihs'e oe'Vre u. The opinion. Of both the az.
"'h aie oe'oie toe public, ard We do no, bei.v
BAT singe ubp:'jsdisd AVER who v,,.. :,
tie hast bis pr, frs'io, al reputa,, Will ss,v 90.
The ois-n, Of Ihsso JUDGES is Sustained in =
"ilel d'ts not ta q he siaseho!diUg magistrates
tg 10 staid up'p. II We must admire and p,,is.
Supreme Ju.rccs, We prefer 70 be al owed 10 use
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

We gladly give place to the communication Of
"A Wife and Mott er," which appears on another
psge 10 defense Of hoops. In the matters Of con-
ven epce, ease, health and above all Of presents
bli'y in the e,Otsric sense, Of course tho " wfs
and mother" must be The judge and the mssculias
critics # no weight whatever SO far, however, ~
appearances are concerned these lockers on ct tho
Verues may have word to say; aud with that
gallant deereI CO to the sex which is our character
istic, ard in fact for which We are provsrbisi We
mu.t affirm that the circle Of some Of the hoops s
too ex'ensive--the periphery Of the lovely orbit
oyerplussed-wi'h no gain thereby, bu. a superb
swsg and amplitudinous agony engendsrcd csicu-
lated to act upon the owdier AS the Lon don po
lice do on hsdmirDg IIeDglish haudier CO wten the
latter cluster round their Queen in Buekr CHAM
Palace yard-that 10, to effect general retreat b.
fore so much majesty, and firm belief hat great 10
the Disr Of the f lhesians. The FINAL alusion With
which tho "wife aud mother perfume, her bou.
quet Of protestaton 10 Of isef oil sui ;ient to rom
der dress-hoOps as imperishable circles as those d
the rich and rolling vserants Of the skies. Great
Necessty mother of Invention and grandmohS
Of the Patent. Ofce-thus comes into the arena and
lays down the law beyond possibility Of denial or
dispute.
Gentle beings, theu, stick to the hoops What
are you to Hecuba (Eusenie) or iIecuba (Euseols)
to YOU If the restoration Of the fa.hion which
erst adorned the White Houss in Washington whea
it wns red brick in Philadelphia, srd when Msrths
Washington received Kentucky travelling hunters
and G,llic exiltd kings and received them in hoops,
while the Pa,er Patria gave place asn dames-n
the triumphant BooDes and crushed Bourboos
were Jumped together BY the Law Of streak Of fss
for q streak Of ean--when all this hourished, and
much N, re which, TO describe, would make 10"
sentence too long aud prevent our coming ous Of
With whe'e rhetorical bOnes-if the restoration Of
such fashion shalt ensbe ladies' "to appear one
fourth Of the year with physical grace. moral
beauty sbd poet ecstasy. seserslly At tho Mad
envy, Stewards or Grace Church, then BY al man
ntr Of moons let hoops be worn!
." Who fashioned oil her sorseousstin Ia
WHO swed the buitors on my shidsf
Who svery lt'ls right "'.Ii''
WHO ran 10 help me WHEN stumblsdf
" 10 rais,d m. gent whsn tnmbsdf
WL) Aossed me souLdly when srdmbeaf
Ny inotbetw
Tie wife and mother" carries the day. Hoop
forever, Hear AID tIemble A .pecisl eoict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

The Commercial Advertiser is w,king up 10 IL
tremendous snd far. reaching consequences II ~
Supreue Courts dec sion in the bred Scot. cAs
The FIJI owing ,tatement 10 frank and lucid
NOW here Is n &C ncealirg the fact that under TIC
de sou The rights which the Free States have al ssoS
believed h. mselves to posses, are denied and caa
logger be r, cognred. They hsve sppposed that va
th,ir D; errsa,iye 10 prohibit Human Ssvtry with
their territories that they could eecsre and csry cat
their declxathp, that = slave Brought voluntarily By
his owner within their borders should theie,y De
freed from bopdsge, especisly shen they met tse
qui ments of the Constitution by surren iefns iagve
slaves and the pquirtmssts OF good oro'h.fh I'd BY
pubic ann uncipg that any dsvehcider onogtng ea
slave or slaves into Ihe,r territory uld do II at hs
owr risk. They relieved they had jwt a. much Coz
s.i.u,iopal right 70 say You shall net bring yoH
slsves into State as they hsd {, say we !ii
ieuin your slsvss If they escspe into our State Ac
c,rCing a. the q csicn now made, all this has beeu
wrong New.York hiss no such power. Tbs Feds,d
Constitution requires net OF ly tba she shall rsun the
fugitive slave who SEEKS refuge In hec territory, bat
thst If 3 slavehoder brings into sny OF her citss 90
towns whole re'tue of sIsves sbe sh al protect hm
in his ownersi P of them, as che would in the owner
ship Of so lazy horses or oxen.
"Un'ess We have mistaken the terror sud extent ~
Z d, cson, ard 90 not think We have, any Of The
Lowing come quenoss may result from it. 3 =.
ON IL usi ana, may bring bis family to NeE-lotk
City with ss many slaves 10 wsi, upon them 80 he
chooses. lie may stay sih them a mon'h, year, or
be msy himself pass and fro, retaining hts rsidenneis
Louisiana c. b. may also come from nth C,re6nA
under similar circumstances With similar 10 inae,
ard the NUMBER of slaves setied In the city and 10 b.
protected and o,he wise treated as property may b
Indefinitely increa ed. Then A. b. NAV sell Part Of
HE slaves to c. ID. 0rC ID and himself dssyts eiag
abou the price, Re msy adverti.e thst be has such
slaves for sale 10 any gentleman from either OF the
Slave States, and where they may be 'een; for the
risht of property involves 'hese rights. Add If uu
der ths decision il may still be within ths Con.'iti
topsl power of the State to prohibit her osa cseas
from buying and &c Ing slaves which may be doubted
90 far az any practical assertion OF sich power II coz
cein,c yet vi der that decision shareholders IN tran
situ MA h thus convert this Empire City into slave
mart"
The Commercial may rest assured that the
people of the Free States will find some way to
protest sgainst this mons!rous usutpa'on, and to
make that protest effectual. 1t is bad enough thst
We are made slave ca chers against our will; vs.
will not consent 10 like manner ~ be made Save
bolder. The conscience and the self respect Of
the Free States will vindics'e themse Yea in spite
Of the recent decision and dozen hket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12
our oun discretion, aud when tribunals differ, "a

our ovn discretion, aud when tribunals differ, 70
select the siee which shall have our support.
Drew ud think, to read this fulsome 6ummery IN
tie rewspspers that there had never been such
phenomenon Is an urjust Judge, whereas there Is
not a scboolboy who does Lot know tina; history
full Of tbem-thst even in Epgish Annals corruP'
Tribunals have been the rule aud not the exception
that Bacon took brides, that tie judges OF the
last Stusrts were cruel, oppressive and venal 10 tue
last degree, ard that since the accession OF tns
HCuie CT Banover, there has been more .han one
Judge as hearlds and tyranpi:al a. be dared to be
There are, II DEED the Hales, the Hots, The Mans
fields, and noble exceptions do they furnish; but
there too are the 5eroeg,, the Jefreys, the EIdens
aid the NOrburys. The State trials Of England
ale black with judicial insolence, ferocity and oP-
pre- salon. Is ybody deferred now from saying
what be thinks Of these monsters By the fac' 'nst
they wore the regulation robes and wigs Ana
must We, while contemplating great crime hold
our peace because those who have Committed II
happen to b. living
The position Of an upright Judge who tempe"
the austerites of tie law and who has the heart 70
appreciate the large opportunities Of his VOCATION
is me which is entitled TO the respect Of all goo1
men. But bad, harrow minded, q passionate or
p,tjudced Judge, is the greatest curse which can
be inflicted upon society. We say frankly that We
60 rot believe that this bred Scott decision, toe
mt ct importan. ever given in that tribunal, could
have been wrencbtd from magistrates who were
rot upder the undue influence of Slavery, aud
thinking 80, we shall cay 50. 1t has come to
pretty psss indeed, If this Court, created BY the
top'e, is to be contidered a. entirely above popu-
lar criticism incapable of error, as utterly ire
soppsible. If this were so, we might as well give
up fbe executive and legislative branches Of the
Government at once. Not so thought Jefferson,
whose name is always in the mouths Of Democrats,
end vbo utterly denied The right of the Court to
construe the Constitution for the coordna
braI ches AFORESAID.
We hear much Of the dangers Of agitation. We
admit them; but we know of another danger far
greater ard that is the danger that our Liberties may
be subverted our rights tramped upon the spirit Of
cur inittut ems utterly disregarded, and our great
republican experiment turn out disastrous failure.
We confess that this danger particularly occupies
our mind juit about this time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

The receipts Of beef cattle for the week ending
Yesterday we're nearly double the receipts Of the
week before-tbatis, 4Gl6 ag,iust2, 100 bead; bur,
a. will be setn by our market report The increased
supply DID not m.'erisOy reduce the price SIN 20
everything fit for city ma'ket retailing brought
prices equivalent to II or II cents per 'und i'r
tie beef; while very eh ice animals sold at prices
equal to I21 or ii cents. 1t is q common thing
now .s.days to see whole droyes Of buocks sell for
over 500 PER bead, while single animals often
brig $50 t. 5000 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

trsyed BY tie English Government, and ~peciIr,
h, ord Pslmerston and The London Tinv,. II,
Time, coolly avows thss the Government. wished to
push matters to q .hSper extremity a. Naa'ss bet
then receded for reasons Of IFS own. The pl.i,
truth is. ,ha. Pamerstcn stirred up the hopeful ui
intrigued with the di.cobteoted IN Nsp'es tofrsAss
the K,rs in submission. Bot nov, for other p,ds
cal reasons. such IS fieOd'hp for Austria, aad ~
for,h he be- comes ess exigeansss regards Ferdos.l
std sbapdons to his regal mercy those who saf~
in prison, and these who bent wiling ear ihs
tre scherous insinustons and meuacpg Gem nssrs
tons d England. Where sha We find wort
burning noush to brand the tergverssti ms Of sues
a s'stesmanl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

A INV UsE OF INDIAN CoRS-UISG Corn FOR
FuIL A farmer in llhlois, on the Grand Prairie,
where wood is not TO be had and where coal is worth
tlh,y ctrts butbe', and the same, got GU, o.
fuel while the roads bad that he could haul
COAL ard in the emergency Of tie Gaze tried burning
corn IN the in his stove in place of co and found
that it rd only succeeded but that it was sctuay
cheaper to burn corn than cosl, aud thst it MT only
makes hot fire but 4 cleaner one than coal
We were quite aware If the value Of cora cobs and
corn stalks for fuel but this use Of the erao
though no to doubt that An article 50 full
of OIL a!coho must make good fuel, and no. very
expeniiye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-12

A letter from our Kaosas correspondent unsf
date Of Feb IL, which we Published some da,'
s'rce, contained he charge u 3ht or scheme %
the .rt of the Government land et!icors ia ksi'"
to put Pfo-Sl,sey squatteis IN Possession Of W.
sbawiee IsDds previous to the opening Of those
lard .cr set'emsnt sbd in exclusion Of the Fee
5 ale ,,ttlers The fact Of such plot IL folly COO
fined n letter from W,stPort dated FEB ~
pub ished in ne Riclmond E'qsi'r The iolo"
irp are exfacts rom this latter:
"The meet txc,Dg topic in thete parts al q es'a."
he st,l,uert o4fhe >hs@ nee IN isu laod'. Byhert
.,e..rve ho.. Kegs R'yfr f0ah - NILE, IA 'n'
Mir, MI Stale Ice est 20 MIDAS Comp,i.oS The nc
fttsLo meet bosut.f4l portion Of the Ieuisfyi 20
ser AZ at for n settlement q cid rerunssSs oIps
Ger Ipcian btirg entitled TO bis choce OF =" as's,,
Le,e.Le coz lad 10 DC 70. 600 ae e. osea - pi..
cuIiicn b5 tie sbi'cs. L,.ns ilnmsd s'sy 90 ~ :,
N.is,uii ire Il Is very impoIt'nt ihhn 5. ua ~.
s,u.ed by YeLs,e, Thus iusb, ao'n ~. 0',' 40
I,p: ucLoy, y,perls c. tbtY are qlhfeios an"
th,n-tItsss 70 aho shal Tod csrslo q IN;
"Nttt tie Black Repubbcans cone on ,a.s sp'.s.
IL A., isr d, of much vAce ,ll De eAtHeiy 'sAsH
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