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House serVant for FEire.

A LIKELY Negro woman with children, an excellent
II house servant Washer and Ironsr. will hired
person who will give her good hcme the NOrh side Of
Inc river Apply TO } L6 " BROWNS
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Thp Banks Thn

NhnIebOnes.
LAEGB and superior lot every length. Just opened
n al FURMAN O. CO.'S,
jul, e9-im No g. northeast OF Pub. square.
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Ii Tennessee money received gar for subscription 70
Il the
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic!
leading Agricultural Journal, published - ayrar. Ad
dress, L p WILLIAMS.
sep 30 tw&W-W i25< Deaderick g.. Nashville.
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hEAUa T..
HAVE closed up Stable Market noi for ne
purpose Of going 10 Texas but % attend 70 ny new s
BILE, OF Church front streets have
moved Stock and viii be pleased receive The pAiTon
age Of my old customers and the riding public Ssnsra
ulyI G. ". SUMNER.
p. 81 wish 10 hire good Carriage driver For good
one, good ptios will be advanced monthly, or I've
ears 8. W.
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SEWING MACHINES
RARE CHANCE ZOE sPECrIATIoN.

Or copies OF NJ Slayer Cos Carte will be furnish
Cd, or mailed gratis 70 all who desire Information
ing Sewing Machines. WI. A. SINGER, j., Agent.
IFCentTal ffice 4js Broadway, n. Y. fse2t %
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09
Largest Man in the World.

The funeral sermon Of Mr., Miles Dar-
den, who died al his residence, in Hen
derson county, will be preached on the
4lh Sunday in this month, five miles
southwest from Lexington, Tenn
The Masonic fraternity will be in at
tendance, in full@pgalia, on the occa'
sion.
The deceasedwas, beyond all question
the largest man, in the world. lii
heghlh was seven feet six inches-G
inches higher Than Porter, the celebrated
Kentucky giant. His weight was frac
ton over one. thousand pounds! II re
Iqured seventeen men to put him in his
coffin. Took over 100 feet OF plank tt
make his coffin lie measured around
the waist six feet four inches
AIier the funeral services, friend II
Henderson county, who has long known
NJ. Darden, has promised to give US
brief sketch Of his life embodyng, some
interesting racls-Jackshn( Iee") Wing
June l8
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

DEPUTY HusBANDs.-In Utah, they have way
of appointing deputy husbands to look after mat
ters and thngs when the genuine article has gone
from home We find the following NOTES of this
singular practice IN one of our exchanges:
When married man is called by conference to a
foreign mission he has the privilege as they call it.
ecfore leaving home, Of choosing some ore to take
the over sight of his cattle, goods and whatever be
MAJ possess, to provide for and overlook the family
and become the protempore husband Of his wife,
The ostensibe reason for the arrangement is to
prevent the husband from Suffering any loss" du-
ring his absence on missionary labors, since the
"greatness of his future kingdom depends upon the
number of children he has here. Garry out the
idea, the wife is handed over to a deputy husband
who maintains his positions in the family till the
husband returns.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09
To Preserve Bacon.

A writer in the Southern Cultiva,or
says: 81 noticed an article on Hogs,
Pork and Bacon which has induced me
TO give you my experience in preserving
bacon from the shippers. The plan is
simple and eilicacious. When your meat
is fully dry, have some oak bark ground,
(the same as prepared by tanners,( and
pack the meat away in it, being careful
not to lot the pieces touch each other -
In this manner meat may be kept bright
and sweet. free from skippers for two
years. end how much longer cannor
tell, as Two years is the extent OF my ex-
.perience. thought, and also those who
ate it, that tho meat was as good as any
we ever tasted. There is no unpleasant
taste impaired 10 the meat.
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A SORE JOKE The following joke 60
ing the rounds of the Western papers, i.
toe good to be lost:
The superintendent of the Wilmington
u GAINESVILLE railroad discharged a con,
ductor belonging to that road. The con
ductor was asked why he was discharged
Well said he, L was discharged fol
giving free pass What made you
such fool as to give free pass? well
you see replied the conductor, Il got
tired of riding alone, and gave a friend
of mine free pass to get him to go along
for company
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sSxp Yoya Cnu 70 So1ooI --sno.

SEND YOUR CHJ TO School Sup.
pose all the peop( who are now mourn.
ing over their ignorance, should come 10
and tell you Of tneir losses and crosses
aud difficulties in consequence Of a neg.
!ect on the part Of their parents 10 give
them that education of which they now
stand most in need. Do oou think il
would make you more careful about your
own chiIdrehl
Here is poor woman who wants words
10 express her pain at moi beng allie to
read the Bible. Oh! she would give all
the world if she could read that blessed
book
Here is poor laboring man whose
mind is dark and unenligbtened, and
who, as he sees others enjoying them.
selves over volume or newspaper, a.
most curses those who, in his boyhood,
neglected his schooling.
And so we might enumerate. Do you
wish your children TO be like them and
like thousands and thousands Of Others,
ignorant and deba,ed, debarred OF pleas.
ure enjoyed by others, and daily suffer.
ing, and neglected and despisedl Then
omit in childhood their education.
OA! that parents who are neglectng
the schooling oftheir children would but
consider their responsibilities, 1t seems
TO me that it only needs for one to 90
through our streets, 10 look into the how
els Of wrelchedness. and 10 think for one
moment that his offspring, through his
neglect. may become such objects as are
therein presented, to stir up every par.
ent to do his duty 10 his children. Par.
ents, do your children 60 to SCHOOL, If
they do not you are 10 blame. The law
provides for their education. VIII you
think oil this and act. Act right and you
will never regret it.-R, /, School,
maSier.
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WISDOM OF Town LADIEs.--'Pa, why
don'tyou buy hen, so we can have all
the eggs we want!
My dear, one hen would not lay all
the eggs we want
why yes it would, Pa; we only use a
dozen eggs a day, and good hen would
cerlinty lay that many
Our Printers devil says this young
lady is sister to the one who thought
milk was pumped out of cows. and lNs
tail was the pump handle.
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o VI & u Y ;
uE WOULD MAKE UP HIS
MIND.
l~~~~~-~---~~~-~~~~ ~~~~-~-~~~-~>~>~


I wish he would make up his mind, ma,
For don't care much longer to wait,
I'm sure have limited quite strongly
That thought of changing my state;
For swccthearth he's really SO backward,
/ can't bring him out, though ] Itryj
| own that he's very good tempered,
But then he's SO deradfully shy!
WHEN speak about love and a cottage,
He givos me glance of surprise;
And if but hint about marriags,
He blushes quito up to the eyes!
i can't make him jealous-Pvo tried it
And tiS no use my being unkind,
For that's not the way, am certain,
TO get him to make up his mind
I've sung him love sonncts BY dozens,
I've worked him both slippers and hose,
And we've walked out by moonlight together,
And yet he never attempts to propose!
You really must ask his intention,
Or some other beau must find;
For, ind eed, won't tarry much longer,
For one who can't make up his mind,
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FAULT FINDING.-IIaving in my youth
notions Of severe piety, says a ceIebra-
ted Persian writer, | used TO rise in the
night to watch, pray and read the Kor-
an. One nightas was engaged in these
exercises my father, man of praclica
virtue. awoRs while was reading. {
Behold, said | TO him, 'lhy Other
children are iostin irreigions slumber
while | alone wake TO praise God
Son of my soul he answered il i
better to sleep than TO wake TO remark
the faults Of thy brethern.'
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

6rCour,ship is often made up Of the
fact that the girl calE her beau noble
youth, nero. a genius while he calls
her paragon of beauty and tenderness,
and so they keep tickling each other ill
they get married and then comes the
scoldng.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

Eg" Sam was asked what he thought
of the effect Of hot drinks on the system.
"Hot drink, sir" said he are decidedly
bad Tea and coffee. sir are hurtful:-
And even hot punch, when it is very hot
and taken often, in large quantikm
suppose. slightly deleerous."
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

. A poor Irishman, who applied for a
license to'sell ardent spirits, being ques
toned. as to his moral fitness for the trust
replied, 'Ahl sure il is not much oi a
character that a man needs 10 sell ruml
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III The Bearded Woman" has been
arrested at Louisvill on a charge of steal
ing money. She bids fair to enter into
an engagement with the managers of the
Penitenliary at Frankfort, Kentucky.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

A lady, on relating her matrims
experience, said: 'Atfi on reiirin'
a cold night my husband used TO say }
me, put your dear lttle FOOTE'S with mind
but soon it was, keep your hoOfs E9ff o
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70 ascertain, whether your wife is
Jealous, lace up another ludy's shoes,
and letyour vile catch you al i'll II this
do, en't make her round.shouldered moth
ing will. o.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

6rA waiter being. peremPtorily told
by a gentleman 10 get cut Of the way as
his wife was coming, quietly, asked -
Does she bile, sir?"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

/. To cure poverty-si down and growl
about il. By so doing you will be sure
to get rich and make yourself agreeable
to everybody.
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OFFICE IN COMMERCIAL aLooK, OVER
BENNETT O. CO.'S, BANK Sd, STORY.
TER MS.

kdyapce, $500. Otherwise, S1,5O
terms will be ngidly adhered to.
insure discoutinuanCe at the end of the
ribed for, all arearagcs must be paid
Fe directions given to that effect.
vertiscments inserted at the usual rates.
advertisements not having the number Of
marked on them, will be continued until
charged accordingly.
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I. A far seeing tetotaler. being asked the
meaning Of syntax, Witlily replied, 'lHe
tax one has to pay for getting drunk"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

0tTBrave actions are the substance Of
life, aud good sayings the ornament Of it.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

OT To cure deafness, /
you have come to pay hun
infallibls.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-07-09

RgThe sentence yJu pronounce Q
another, be willing to all
in a similar case.
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Select Gale,
Fam UNEXPECTED WITNESS
"A STARTLING COURT SCENE.

oTmy last visit to Mississippi arrived
ON Keasant Autumn. evening at the vii.
a,. l. n..sAf ~ nL,.. ctISs L,;,.9o oo,, =; A.
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BY THE r.ss.&SAgsSr THE UNITED

the sct susitsa IAN ast to authorize the President
Il 4.
ssss :sSs Z insss' = ssfS5
q s
rtory OF Minnesota. at the periods hereinafter de-
za the . 0 ofos q. H.Sps., commencing on
the eighth day Of March next for the disposal the
named townships and fractional townships in the late
reserve for the half-breeds or mixed hoods OF the
H,S 9J sSsa rs,on 81 Indians 8;
eipal n1<ridian.
The INDICATED tracts In fractional township one
hundred and eleven, OF range ten.
The INDICATED tracts in fractional township one
hundred and eleven, of range eleven,
The unocated tracts in fractional townships one
hundred and eleven and one hundred and twelve, OF
The INDICATED tracts in township one hundred and
eleven. and fractional townships one hundred and
twelve and one hundred and thirteen, Of range thir-
The unlocated tracts in township one hundred and
eleven, and ~ that part Of township one hundred and
thirteen, within the above mentioned reserve, OF
The unlocated tracts in that part oftownshlps one
hundred and eleven and one hundred ane twelve,
AT the land ofhcs at FARIBAuLT, commencing en-
public lands situated within the following, named
township, and fractional townships in The late re-
ootah or Sioux nation Of Indians. viz:
Noyth Of ths base line and vesf Of tbs I'm pria-
:. oipdi nsrtdiaa.
The INDICATED tracts In that part Of fractional
township one hundred and ten, within the above
mentioned reserve, OF range nine.
The INDICATED tracts In that part OF townships one
hundr red and eight. hundre and nine. and frac
tionai township one hundred and ten, within the
aforementioned reserve, of range ten;
The INDICATED tracts lnthat part oftownship one
hundred and eight, within the above mentioned
serve, and In townships one hundred and nine and
one hundred and ten, OF range eleven.
The INDICATED tracts IN that part OF townships one
hundred and eight and one hundred and nine within
the above mentioned reserve, and In township one
hundred and ten, Of range twelve,
The Unlocated tracts In that part OF townships one
huRdred and nine and one hundred and ten, within
The INDICATED tracts in that part OF township one
hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re
serve. OF range fourteen.
The INDICATED tracts in that part eftownship one
hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re-
serve, or range hfteen.
IT, 1854, herenbefore referred to- pre- emption claims
will not be allowed to any of the above -mentiund
lands until ateI they have been offered at public sale
and become subject to private entry.
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered, and tho sales thus closed; hut
no sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks,
and no private entry OF any of the lands will be ad
mittcd nntill after the expiration Of the two weeks
thit sixteenth day of September ammo Lomini one
thousand eight hundred apd sfsy ,ssyea;
By the President
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sc l9-law3n
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b ' Aoo'N VcHuBB BROTHERS.

without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
sofa Cltes furnished to depositors without charge.
on deposits at such rates a. may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS IL VIRGINIA AND uNcURKEST MONEY.
Is n and other Money
B. g
and Securities, at the market rate.
LErTERs OF CREDI1.-Letters of Credit will he
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
and intessst ailowep i II Money Is deposited, and
oharsed Conaterals on such terms "a may be agreed
TRAvKLINe BILLS OF ExcHANsx.-TryeIers will
DC furnished with drafts in such sums may be de-
sired negotiable in the different Cites of the Union.
SIIs nTI LETTERS ~ CS y on
at the market rate for Exchange, in sums to suit.
bought in the different Cities at commission Of AZ
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, we
the COST Bonds or Stocks viii be ordered BY tels-
grsph. -.
nesotiatiOn, either this country Europe. Rail
road Iron purchased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates. All Warrants soId By us arc g.aSsa
ted In every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished II 70
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent for sale on commission to responsible
bought and sold, and fnsursncss effected.
On the States
Court of Claims Congress- intrusted to US, viii be
prosecuted By prompt ena CHI .BfsRRSGsTfHERs
IAN n ODpOslte the TIoAaury.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL II McAmber. q. Hon
Rad Riddle, Del, Hon Chas l. Scott and Ia
a ay Cal M MS K, Scott ALI. Alfred Barrett and
w Erogby, Va; c Walker, Ind o Everts'
j! Bingham, do c III Ross, III; M Johnson
Minni AKieniftod, Pa; C NJ Roche, Nd; F Per
Yin, do; Miss Brum, NJ; A Emmerson. Miss: 4
NJ Lord, NY; 6 Moore, do; Hon VIM Baris
dale, Miss; Durham. do; Alden and la
AWorth, Va; Col c Ruin, do; ] I Moody do
Fitzhugh, do Miss f Patrick, do Mis-. Pat,
rick, do; Hon Cbas Read and family, Tenn; n
u Bolton, ~; Bndsrson, do; w 81 Rabbit
sc; Hon ]. NJ Keitt, do; w r Griffith. Md: w n
Hodges, do; r II Lewis, NC; w A Richardson
R,,,I. aeb Sal M NY; Buckingham; do; W
La; Hodgkins; J n McRae, Ind; G Baiisv. aIa
Mrs Bailey and children, do.
WiLLARDS' HOTEL.-c w carriran and
lsdy, Pa Chase; c 8 Parsons, jr, y York; b
{,on, NJ Lanman, Pa; w Converse. Mass;
smith, do; Or Williams, USN Hons y Nor
gan, Olin, Clark B Cochrane, NY; JBWil-
mmsr. Ps; Hon Jno Hickman, do; Geo A Stevens,
N benners and lady. do, Hon Linus ID Comins
a1d lady, Mass; Hon Philip Allen, Ri; Hon Wm
u 5rayton, DO; Geo Davidson ,Cs; ] Lawson, do;
Mussina, NY; Hon ! w Sherman. w M Ws,
more, N Johnson, Misses Bettj. and .nt.
NY; Hon Mr. Coilamer, VT; III Sanford Conn
Hon Andrews: c Hare, NYk; NJ q Lanai
1ehes DdionJ Meidrum, y Yk: Rice pa
w Hatch, NY; B n Cheevers. ri: w d.
iIton swan, Yk; ii Brown, Cal; Gen p
U: 8. HOTEL, IL. o. SIXTH s)-w Smith
w Jarvis, Ssml Gregg, CTOcker, q Tyler q
MeCIae, w Deshl, J Lewis, Fl 2 Richelber
ger, w ? Mclean, NJ Tate. WIN NJ BurweIl
Va; Josh Bull. Pa; w Tyler, DC; Hon Z A
warren and son, Arks Wyman the Wizard, Pa;
SsPt Tayfo;d Engldi Lief, III; w w Adams,
Nd; Sweat and lady. NJ II; X johnson, Ohio
Lewis, Cuba; J NJ Rose. Mich; Lewis
and lady, Miss Lewis. Nh; l. Osborn, Mis-,
r Henry, g III Cassin, Yk; Hon Jas Landy,
NORWOOD HOCSE-Eon ] r Edie. Pa:
AshbT, Tex; j o Hanning, Wis; w l. Hen
nng, DO; VI Wbsllon, Pa; Hon shaw M; n
heatb and lady, Iowa; Hon A Hall, do; Hon w
MhIwId, Pa Hon. w WHITLEY, Del:
handoiph' %; l. COryell; Hon g Davis, nd;
Fletcher, Va. Lei au'
WASHINGTON HOUsE,-Hon WIN Mani
gomery, w q HeBgot, Hon r yoy Mor,is snd
lady, Jenkins, III Bork. Pa; A Fredcrjct Rail.
Miss Hatta Hsviland, Mr and Wis. Hayiisnd
Fla Bon Tompkins, Ohio; Fagu.' Md
WIN nj Weaver, Cal. "'
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Hnstsea i1slusrve; the ysst hAfo seotsos rvsss,
sec ~ - a, 9. section tysSy one sections TN
M y :. :sssic;; islr;s and ss..
ave, Of township .iskfssn and town S6Ps sississs,
SECTIONS one, two three and len 70 een, inelu
sve; the northeast quarter Of section twenty two;
southeast quarter of section thirty four, and
ton thirty live, Of township sersafeen: sections
tiOa nine; sections ten 20 kfseen, indus. We; The
northeast quarter OF section twenty -One; sctiOns
thirty four and thirty five, of township sish 'ssn;
sections one two. and thres the northeast qua rter
sections twenty two 10 twenty seven inc n,,v =
and sections thirty -four and thirty five. Of TOWNSHIP
ninthsn; anc townships frtnfg and frsHfy ono. OF
lands appropriated by law for the uss Of schools.
swamp and oysrhowSd lands made thsreIr ' nSss
iof cuitvaton, 81 any. granted to the State by tho
set entitled An aot to enable the State Of Arkansas
and other Ststss To reclaim the swamp lands within
Their il;1,ts. approved September q, lSs. vii be
No "pliaSTai idnds'' or tracts containing nip.,,I
deposits are to he offered Al the public saes. snoh
rninsrai lasds teiHE szrr.ssig ssespted aHd ,x-
sfrdedgronl sale or other Disposal by the require,
msnts Of the act Of Congress approved Sd March,
1855 entitled An act 70 provide for The survey Of
erQption rights therein. and for her purpo.es
The offering of the shove lands viii be commenced
in which they are sdvertised until the whole sbs.
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall he kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry OF any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, ut the city of Wsshinzts.
this sixteenth day Of September, ammo Donlni sa&
thousand eight hundred and hfty-seyen.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ofice.
NOTICE To PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 20 the right of pre-emptlOa
to any Of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townsh ps above enumerat< red 20 estab-
ish the same TO The ION Of the .rsteT ana
ReceIver the proper land oSce, and r91ks pav.
r1sHt therefor as soon rraeffcfhfe dfssr sssrss
this and before tile DAY sprofr ted for the
commencement OF the pubic sale II the lsnds EN-
bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such elsI-a Va
be forfeited. a.. THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the Genersi Land Once.
ne Is-lawSm
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIRGINIA.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. n. 1857.
Proposals for carrying the mails Of the United
States from lst Febuary Is5s. TO 3th June lgsa on
the following route IN the State Of VIRGINIA viii he
received at the contract once OF this department
unit. P. NJ of the 4th day OF January next, 10 be
decided on the following oay:
g Prom Charlottesville, by North Garden, Coves-
vile, Oak Lawn. Iovlngton. Roses Mills
New Glasgow, Amherst Court house, aId
Cool " ell, to Iynchhurg, 10 miles and hack
SIX times week. 10 four horse coaches.
Leave Charlottesville daily, except Sunday II
III
Arrive at Eynchhurg next dsy by aIs a m;
Leave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday, a. 5
am;
Arrive at Charlottesville by II pm;
Proposals containing different schedule W M
also be considered.
FOR forms oil proposal. guarantee, and certificate,
also, instructions and requirements he embraced
IN the Contracts see advertisements of JAM L. 1857
FEBRUARY Q. 1851 and FEBRUARY 2. 1857. either uf
them, IN pamphlet form, all the principal post of
fees. AARON Y. BROWN
n2i-law4v Postmaster Generrl.