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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12
COurting in Iowa.

Here is an account Of a mournful ad-
venture by young man in Iowa, who
straight went ACQUIRING since he'd moth.
ing else to do It is from the Cedar
Valley Tines
A certain young man was in the habit
of being ont late Sunday nights, and in
order 10 keep his secret from his young
associates, ways always al home bright
and early on Monday morning. Mount
ed on his horse in his best fine white
summer pants, and other fixins in propor-
ton. he arrived at the residence OF his
inamorata, where he was kindly received
and his horse properly taken care of, be.
ing turned into the pasture for the night.
The night passed away, and three o'clock
was The time for him to depart, SO that he
might arrive at home before his comrades
were stirring. He sallid forth to the pas.
ture to catch his horse, but here was q
dIfficulty-the grass high and loaded with
dew. To venture in with white panla-
looms on would rather take the starch on,
of them and lead to his detection. 1t
would no, do TO go in with his white un-
mentlonables, SO he quickly made his re-
solve. He carefully dIsrobed himself of
his valuable whites" and placed them
IN safety on the fence, while he gave
chase with unscreened pedals, through the
wet grass after the horse. Returning to
the fence where he had disposed his lily
unmentlonables = Oh! horrible dictu !!
what sight met his eyes! The field in
TO which his horse had been turned, was
not only "horse PASTURE" but a " calf
PASTURE" too, and the naughty calves,
attracted by the white flag on the fence
had betaken themselves to it, and calf. like,
had torn IT up. What pickle this was
for nice young man to be in! Ii was
now near daylight and the farmers were
up and about, our hero far from home,
with no covering for his travelling appa-
ratus." II would not do to 90 to the
house of his ladylove. neither could he 90
back to town in that plight. There was
only one resource left him, and that was
to secrete himself in the bushes until the
next night, and then get home under the
cover of darkness.
Safely hid, he ramined under the pro-
lection of the bushes for some time, and
1t may be imagined that his feelings
toward the calf kind were not of the most
friendly character, but ere long, his Sc.
olusion was destined to be in,ruded upon.
by and by, the boys, who had been ou, to
feed the calves, returned with the re-
mains Of the Identical white garment
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12

A SouTnERSER ON STEAM ENaINrs
AND NrocERs.-Messrs. Phillips, Sanp.
son & Co. have received the following
funny letter from one of the subscribers
10 the Atlantic Monthly. in Louisiana.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12

Nor BAD.-Not long ago, writes a
correspondent of the Kniekerhocker, a
attorney with considerable swell, but not
much trains, came to c., in Ohio, to
locate. One day, when the Pos. Office
was full, wai'ing the distribution of the
mails. a half.wi,,ed fellow stepped up 10
him in the crowd, and said Mr.. S.,
I'm told you have come here to prac.
tlce law" Yes. | have" "Well, You
will find it first rate location. Hadn't
lived here four months before was sued
ten times" well, it seems to me
could live here for years without being
sued at all" ~ presume you could"
said our half-wiited friend /" people here
are pretty darned smart. They don't sue
a fellow without he's good for the costs -
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12
NO.. 3S.

which adorned the lower limbs of their
late visitor. They were mangled and
torn to shreds An inqust was imms.
diately held over them. Some awful fate
had befallen the young man. The neigh
bors were summoned to search for the
mangled corpse, and the posse with all
speed set out with dogs and arms. The
pasture was thoroughly secured, and then
the adjacent thickets, when 10 and be-
hold our hero was driven out from his
lair by the keen scent of the d2gs, all
safe, alive and well, minus the linen. An
explanation then ensued at the expense
of our hero, bu, he was successful in the
end, and married the lady, and is now
living comfortably in one of the flourish.
ing little towns Of Iowa.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12
p o E r r Y.
he A WOn an.
Br ALPHEUS.

BIT ALfHEUb,
Oft have heard gentle mother,
As the twilight hour began,
Pleading with son of duty,
Urging him to be man.
But, unto her blue-eyed daughter,
Though with loves words quite was
ready,
Points she out this other duty,
Strive my dear to be lady,"
What's lady? 1t is something
Made Of hoops, and silks, and airs,
Used to decorate parlor.
Like the fancy rugs and chairs
1t is one who wastes on novels
Every feeling that is. human
If 'tis this to be lady,
'Tis not this to be a woman.
Mother. then unto your daughter,
Speak Of something higher, far,
Than to be mere fashions lady.
"Woman is brighter star.
IL ye, in your strong affection,
Urge your sonto be true MAN,
Urge your daughter no less strongly,
To arise and be a woman.
Yes, a woman-brightest model
OF that high and perfect beauty,
Where the mind, and soul, and body,
Blend to work out life's great duty.
Be a woman nought is higher
On the gilded list of fame;
On the catalogue Of virtue,
There's no brighter, holier name.
Be woman, on to duty,
Raise the world from all that's low,
Place hi in the social heaven
Virtues fair and radiant bow
Lend thy influence to each effort,
That shall raise our natures human;
Be not fashions gilded lady,
Be brave, whole-souled, true woman.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12
WOman's Rights.

bf MAN
What! woman the same rights as man?
'Tis folly to suppose it
She's been long time under ban,
And every body knows it
She's worn of old the iron yoke
Which man, her master, gave her;
She has no right to have it broke,
No right to public favor
She has no right to claim part
In money, wit, or learning;
To men belong the sweets of art,
They're so much more discerning.
She has no right to colege-halls,
Diplomas, and degrees, sir;
No right to settle feuds and brawls,
And pocket legal fees, sir.
SHE hold an Office. what disgracei .
Besides, 'would be so funny
To see a WOMAN fill a place
Where she was making money!
She has no right to heal the sick,
Or practice the physician
For such presumption, let kick
Just show her, her positionl
She has no right to speak in church,
Or any other meeting
For such blld, indecent lurch,
She'd merit a sound beating!
She has no right to take text
And make a sermon to it,
We heard elergyma declare
Twas sscrilege to do it
A WOMAN preach? Oh, what a sinp
But then she couldn't do it
Her intellect's so very thin,
She never could 60 through it,
Manhas right to be out late
To any licensed grorggy;
His wife's right for him to wait
Till he comes home all foggyl
But she's no right to game and swear,
No right to be detected
She has right to scanty fare,
A right to be neglected!
She has a right to stay at home
All friendless aH4 forsaken,
To work the hours off one by one, I.
Or else Pm much nistakenl
To me, it really does appear
That nature made blunder
1t always seemed most strangely queer
The RIBS were torn assunder.
To make woman near man's heart
Why, had TOE been taken,
She better then had known her part,
AID never been mistaken,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12

A TELEGRAPHIc BLUNDER.-At Buff.
falo the other day, as we are told BY the
Commercial, the Assistant Superintend.
ent of the Niagara Fails branch of the
Central Railroad, received a dispatch,
dated at the Falls, which read: "Send
down by the els, p. NJ. train, four coach
es for Mrs. C." He thought this rather
unusual, but the dispatch was explicit.
After some hesitation, he concluded that
the lady mentioned was probably about to
give grand picnic excursion, and nea,
all her dear five hundred friends to a
ride upon the rail TO some pleasant spot,
and be hospitable with Vengeance.
-Four handsome passenger cars were ac-
cordingly dispatched to the Falls. When
they arrived there, the wonderment of the
depot officials was excited by the arrival
of such train, and the thing remained
a mystery until little more ielegraphing
established the fact that the lady in ques-
ton had swelled face, and sen, to Buf.
fslo for Jour teaches. which had been
perverted into four coaches. by mistake
Of the ensrp'--
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12
THos. MACON.
AUG. MACON.
Greene, Weare g. Benton.
ID. II. Solomon.

TToRNEY and COUNSELLOR AT
a.. LAW, Glenwood, Mills Co., Iowa, prac-
MS IN all the Courts of western Iowa and
Nebraska, and the Supreme Court of Iowa.
Land Agency not in the Programme. no Aft
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12

+. S. Tell your breakfast table man
to go ahead-he's one of EN-. ~,
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12

-, June "a, 1853.
Messrs. Phillips, Sampson & Co: ...
Gentlemen-ln an article heded
What are we going 10 make, in the last
No. of your Magazine, the writer thinks
that the Millennium for niggers is to be
brought about by steam, on the ground
that bushil Of coal fed to a steam engin
will produce more power than bushIl Of
lnJin corn fed to niger, and that the
great Improvement that is to take place
IN these engns in go or 100 years will
enable US to navigate our corn fields, and
plow as much cotton, with one crter Of
this sort, in the same length of time, and
less expence, than with 10 niggers; con.
sequenlly y, we will free the nIggers as q
nusence, and take the engin instead. Now
jest grant that what he says about plowin
by steem should turn ou, true--nnd cotton
could be Crowd in this way-I ge.t want
10 ask him one ques,ion--When il comes
to pickin out, where is his steam engine
then. 1t takes fingers 10 du this sort of
work, and no steem engin will ever be
made to strike lick like them. IL we
ever du plow by steam, which | wont do
ny mought be done, we'll turn our mig.
gers into Pickers-make more cotton and
sell it at less price. He is whot might
be called speculative genius, like fell
ler who lives not far from here; he
thought he'd make an improvement in
pickn and then monkeys would be the
very article. One monkey would pick ar
mu h as niger, and one nigger could
oversee ten monkeys. The monkeys was
got and the trial maid the only mistake
about it was, instead of one nlgger man.
aging 10 monkeys it took 10 niggers to
manage one monkey; SO he has given I'D
exp-rlmenun and sticks to the old way of
gatherin his crop. Some one says that
every man is Grassy on some subject.
Your man is Grassy on steem, but ITS not
exactly the right sort to eleuate the idees.
Tell him to fire up and try agin. You
will excuse for saying that l think some
of your articles is rather tou hifalu,in on
abolishen subject. Respectfully,
A SUBSCRIBER.
p. S. Tell your breakfas, table man
to go Ghead-he's one of EN-. ~.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1858-08-12
w. lie E'S

FASHIONABLE Hair Cutting, Shaving
Il Dying, and Bathing Saloon, third dooI
west OF the Exchange Bank, Omaha, MT.
Omaha, Oct /, 1857, AZ
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-16
CHAPTER I48.

AN ACT ordering special election for
the psrposs OF submitting TO ths peu~
pie certain sets therein named, r8gu-
lating the business Of Banking.
sEeTroN /. Be IL saactsd bg ihs Gen
eTal AsssEabiy Of the State Of fossa, That
there aaall be held sG all the usual ula-
cea Of holding elections ia the State an
fhs fourth Monday of June, one thon-
sand eight hundred and Eifty-eight. a
special election, Is which shall be sub
mittsi to the people the question whesh-
er or not an act entitled q An act autho-
rising General Banking In the stals Of
Iowa." passed at the regular session Of
the ssvsnth GanaEal Assembly Of the
State Of Iowa, shall 90 into eject or In
any maannsr be in force, and also The
question whether aa act entitled ts An
act 10 incorporate the State Bank Of
Iowa. " passed ut the regular session eli
ths segsnsh GsnsEal Assesably OK shs
State Of Iowa. shan 70 into effect or in
any maaneE be in force.
3 2, Every person voting st said soa~
eial elsetion shall hare the right 10 lsa
q stakes or ballot With the wards writ
ten or printed thereon, /" For tha Geae.
raj Baking Lava or g Against tbs
General BANKING law and also the
right To ase ttekBt or ballot With the
words written or printed fharnon. q Fer
the State Bank 81 Eows'' o. q Against
the Ssake Bank eg Iowa, p
3. La caavaasiag and eeankine tha
votes cast at such special election. each
clerk Of the said election shall earafnl-
II marx down the yotes ggvea upon said
4aestiun in sspazats eaEnmms prepared
fsE that paFpoaa, hsAdads aFOs tAa
Gsneral Ranking I.&H,s g Agaiask tbs
GeneEaa Banking T.awis = Fer ths State
Bank aT lows, 2 g Against Fhe Stasa
Bank "a Iowa y and The Judge oa said
slecaiaA shall In tha asrtikoAaa raqairsd
to ha givsn of tha rsanssoE the said Il.
scsions ineluds aaa saparalely spsaify
ths nazAAeg I'll yesss gwen fogs aaa
81 8s@ Ef& As 81N Esf Is IA S5s6E15a5 szs@
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- ms - salasa il i hy-lawa. wA,
shall kaaa sha e@nkFnl ssd saanagesaen
On their ii aHaSsa asad funsss Of said ss,ei !.
gy, - IL whon snail Be auo.
ram gar - 1ssaaassioa of businsss, and
WhsnsssR A9g vaeansy shall hepnss
am0nR 800 x8waza@ss direeE1rs or aaaTaa,
GERS Gy asakaAs resignation or asgIecl Ia
serve. aasAA vasansg ghsll be 6iisd ID
Aash maAasr u shan be psoysasd by slas
bv.Iaws q sxsah aasisag. ~
y A IN aaaa ii shall at any time han
pen Ehas an aEeeAiBn ct trustees. dfre{s.
ofs Of managers shall ncs Be made On
the day desigsasaa By the hyslaws, said
soeiekg fpg Abaa saass skall net bo dis
saIyad, hYa ii ahaN and may be lawfal
on any olhar day u hold al election for
trustees. Aireosors sF mauAgers in such
manuaT a amay Be aigsossd by tina by-
Laws sf aaaeh aeoAsay. tsaa re. = .a
8 S. Tha pxOyisiens of this act shslE
not extend sx apply 70 any assooiAtion
or individual whe shail ii the eertlfi-
eats aaed wish sas Secretary Of Stats or
with sha Reaasasey ass or snsaifY aaaa
or ssyia the sans - that ok any preyi-
oaaly sxistiag Incorporated society in
the State.
! .. AIRY corporation fosmsd uadas
dis act shall be sap&hls as taking.
aolding or geeevIag Any pFopsFty real
ar personal by Fiftae AZ saF devise or
1sqRest contained In any last will ar |
whatsOeTeFI provided nj per-
lon lsayiag . wife, ar ohild, Or paseat, I
hall devise OF bequesa TO sueh iRstitu- /
ion or corporation more than one fourth |
4 his or hes estate, after the payment Of
ne or her debts, and such devise or be-
aest shall be valid 30 the sxseua of such
8 7. The trustees, directors or stock
olders OF any existing benevolent, char
.abie, scientific or missionary or rslig-
'as corporations, May by conforming /
the requirements of tha frst seosloa
this aety re- InsoEpaEaks themselves,
? continue their existing corporate
overs, and all ths property and teEeota
suoh aEiastag corporation shall Vess
and hsloEg to the corporation 90 re-
and esutinasd.
Approved March 22d, 1858. Il
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CHAPTER liz.

AN ACT 20 aaena essekion wavap of
eh&SSsa4 swa hazadrsd ahd aekv-Foer a
the Lawa Of Gha SfxfA Gansral Aassza.
bsy of tEs Ssasa vi Eswa, sppeoywd Jan-
uRry 2ssAx 1851 in SslatiSn 70 a@esm-
Msakg.
ssoT1ss I. Be II saaeaaa by shs Gsa-
avas Aaseaabts ef ahs Ssa&s Of Iosos. 7ases
saa assigDss gT Asm gRsas, ID khsa axsaas
esoa oA Aaslanasass. shail as all Airaae
b. sahiecs % he order and sunarsiaieu
OF lbs Dlstrics Couat mhan III sassi Il.
% tho District Jadge d aafd ueu9s
'NAaa Rs n seAsisn, 81 slsaslem 90 g.
sasA@ sass Sampsl the aass@maa an nssiem.
sas kRa@ aaaas % ksaa so &l@ xas.orsa az
hia d thasg psaGem smKag aad IL Sssa III
a@ss01 aaaa U0n&lkd8n Of kzra sruss. aad
- psCsssa IN shs faish4al axsesaiam as
khs amaaes nsaasgaa hx khe aaa a wAiah
esais % AaAaasaaAaoRys and 10 obey IA a..
das of saah Coufs Miaan Ia ssesSss. a.
said 5astge wh<a mos Ia ssssion. IA rsla.
sssa . xhs esaplsss nd &nat ssssl aaasass
dsakRa hmsiaa "a payim8 svar al sha nRa~
seeds aegiye0 from said kgask. as maw
part tssrsoS. until Anal sess sslel ass 90
dIssTfbnfiun 10 amade.
o Thaa aes ahaal be In aosee agum
aaA Aet@x ia pahiscaGioa in "a Kassn
stats aCusaal And slsa lowe Wakly Go.
sen.
sTEPHRN D. sHEELKDY,
VI The tIoaaa a Rspras saaaaiyss.
0RAN RAymLR,
Prasidsns "a The Senase.
kppRpvod Amrch - 1859.
RALPH " L0WR,
/ hsrssy certify The kssgsimR . b. q
sxzGs ceRy sEnm shs arsxinal rsn "a RIs
in NJ e@es.
ELEJAH GEE.Lss,
Z. sssaesagy ef asass.
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MORNING, JUNE ID, 1855


raj nartnsss, a the sane raaAnar ] a. |;
/ there wers no special parsuers. RaI
Sxe. I6s NJ pass 80 ehs ansa whles
aBy sueeiaa pagssas whala hava evmaxs -,
lsA 10 the eapisaI ssoek. .ahaIl be Lid.
. drawn ky hiEs. 81 paid Or transgsgrsd. d
him, in the shape of a9ridenda. Droflss
or otherwise, &C any afms durarsg Ina
@onsinaanee oa saas paKSaagshiss kass aws
partasg may annusIly reossss lawfal in.~
Iersst on ths spm 30 soatsibuted by hlm.
Es the paymeuE Of such EatsreaE aha hi
not fedsaeS ne original smosas u saca
capital, and IL sitter sAs paymsass as snsEs
Interest aay proGss shaII resaain 10 he d.,
Fidsd, be May, also Fseeiys his rortion al
such progts. 5s 81
SIC. i6. N ii shall appasY that ~
ths paymens Of iaEszsss sr nroiisg so snx
special Paxtnss, ths original capital has
been reansed, tks partner xsesYying a.
same shall be bound 70 rsstore sbs
amount necessary 70 make geod his sasAxaI
s& sapikai with inssxssG 81
Sac. IL: A special parsasr usav fran
time 20 tina sEanine into the asats aaA
progress Of ths paYtnaEship suneerssas /
and may advise - s0 THAR sasnagssasnts
pat hs snail Ros eSaRsaoa aay business ca
aeeoans ok the pattasFships nor be ana
Played foF that puEpose - agent, astqF~
FIsy or StheFwlses II be shsIl ialeFfers.
eontTary 10 these pFoyisions, he shaH Be
deceased geReEal partuSy. 4 a4a
Sac. Is, Tha gsasgal paxsaars shall
be liable to account to each ethar, and
to the special partners, for their man
agement OF the concern, both Ia Law
and equity, as 0theE partners now are by
Law, ..s z.,~s id. ..sqatg e.s. r.. - II
sEe. ~. Every paEtasr who shall be
SailtY AZ any fFaadia shs aAaigs of ths
Partnership, shall be liable ciyiliy 10 thsl
party injured 60 the exseAs Sf The daaa-I
age, and shall also be liable to 81 in-I
dietment for a misdsmeanor, punishable
by fine or imprisonment, or both, Ia the
discretion Qf the eourt, BY whioh he !
shall be tried, : "a ~ Ii
transfer Of auY al sha propsrty or sf.
feots Of such pArtnership, made by aueh 4
when insolYsus or In CON !
sempiation of insolvency. or aftaz. ar in |
contemplation of she iaaolEsney Of anv !
partner, Bith the intent Of giving q ara. I
ference to any creditor OF scck Farfnar- / !
hin or fusolsark y,mrfy,nx g,-ss~ E.4a7..t 1
Realtors ~ snss - H'oE - es SO
y judgment onnfssmed' l;sn - -
ecurity giTen. hv suoh na~sns"aS,n - ,S. - =
Iar the Ike oiresmstancF~ Ard w;fS *. 49, :
Ike fntenf. sbaII hs ia So e.i4 go ssaS
resiitors ~ aneh TSrsnSs.si. ~ ''A''' e'' ' :
Sac. %. EverT ~pas;aI psvtno~ who :
hall u;oIs,. - - Ns - veg
a., nreso'I;n~ $3.50" rsss'~'"s - 'a' 'w9 "
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- The individ nal who parpstEated
the following ehoisa 81 anza, was a ge-
MUS aad man Of obs sFvafion. Hear
him.
Aea seoTa 70 ktsH among themselves,
Ans sasEes VIA ktsa = hFotherg
women aFs want 70 kias 40 6Rd
They a&as saa smack each saaer."
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CHAPTER l08.
Eae~ato.r - Cs~sn
ANSsE 1sIsE JE EkNSN5s

AN ACT to change the names Of towns
aud villages.
SECTION |. Be Il enacted bg the Gen
eraI assembly Of lhe State Of ioaDa, Taat
any town or village desiroas Of chang
ing its name, shaIl petition the county
court Of the eoanty where such town or
village is situated, and If il shall appear
to said court thas a majority of the &C.
tGal resident voters Of such town or vii
lage are in favor Of such change, he
shall cause three notices to be posted up
ia three of the most public places Of the
Town for at least thirty days previous to
the next sitting of said court, which no.
tice shall state tha fact that q petition
has been presented to said court bg the
clnEens Of aaid town or village, pray
ing for a change Of name Of said town
or village, aiso the name prayed for BY
said petitioners, and that unless those
interested in the change Of said name
will appear at Ihe next regular term Of
said court and show eauss why said name
shaE not bs changed, there wall he a de-
Crea rendered granting such cnange
which notice shall be signed by said
court and attested by the seal thereof.
3 2, Ii at the time fixed for the tri-
al, the court is satisfied there are still
majority in favor Of such change Of
nAmo, ssid court shall render decree
granting such change avtesting ths game
by his oholal name, together with she
ssRl of his court, which decree shall be
recorded in the ofhee of the Recorder Of
the county where sunh town or village is
situated. The cost Of such change cad
recording shall be paid by ths petition
ers Of snah town or village. But should
il appear to said ooars that q majority
Of ths citizens Of such town or village
are not in favor sf such ehauga, be shall
dismiss the ease and tax the pro esediugs
against the petitioners.
5 8. This act to take eject from and
after its publication according to law.
Approved March 22d, 1883.
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IH& NEATHKH.-When you wish to
Know waAt the weather Is to b. 40 out and
Seisss the smallest cloud you sec, keep
your eye upon 1t, and il 1t decreases and
oisappsars, il shows 3 state of the air
which viii be sure TO be followed BIZ fair
weather, but il il increases in sixa. take
yoaE grsat-cost with yoa, If you are go
Ing from homs, for falling weather viii
not be far of. The reason is this; when
the ak is becoming charged with slse-
tsFlsNty, you will see every cloud attract
lag all the Lesser ones towards it, until
1t gathers into 3 shower. And On the
contrary, when che duidis passing eff or
diHusing itself, even large cloud will
be seen breaking 60 pieces and dissoIT-
ing.