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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-25
The United States Fair Located In Chi.
U cagO!
WAsuINGroy .Jnne IA

The Executive Committee of the, United
States Agricultural SpcietY. have decided to- olo--
cate the next Great Annual Exhibition of the
Society in the city Of Chicago The exhibi.
ton viii take place on the. 18th Of September
next. 30 .- ,-,,,7y - r .-.-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-25
OswEGo, June /

Reduction OF Tolls on the welland Ca.
nal.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-25

MORTON FOR New TRIAL DENIED.-Yes-
terday morning the motion by j. B. Brisbin,
ESQ for new trial for Mrs. Ann Bilansky,
was denied.
The matter is to be taken to the Supreme
Court for review.
The CELEBRATION OF THE FoURTH.-Our
City Council have done nothing yet, in rela-
ton to a celebration on the Fourth. The
municipal bodies of other cities, we OBJ
Gus ways, some by making arrange
ments for a wholesale jubilee, and others by
simply recommending the observance of the
memorable anniversary as holiday, and
marking out plan. The people do not look
for large appropriation Of money, nor is it
necessary now. But our City Council ought to
have opened the way by mailing demonstra-
ton that should lead to the general celebra-
ton of day that to pass by which without
notice is sacrilege, and must not be done
If some official skeleton programme is marked
Out, OtIlcT ulONcAeuIS Will lOuOW W CiOIue IL
with flesh, and we shall have general good
time. Why nots Do let US have a whole
souled, unstinted, general celebration of this
day. 1t can be done without cost, and with
much pleasure and profit to everybody.
News FROM THE FRE1aHTER.-The Frank
Steele yesterday morning brought down news
from the Freighter. She was about thirty
miles above the point to which the Frank
Steele reached, and was on chain Of rapids
endeavoring to lightover. Some Of her freigh
had been shipped on wagons for Big Ston'
Lake, and as the river was rising f4om tn
rains at head waters, the chances of her sue
cess were supposed to be more promising, al
though at the time Of the leaving Of the Franl
Steele it was not so fiattering. 80, -
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-25

The MINNESOTA STEAM PLow.-Mr. Nc
Gaughey, of Cannon Falls, who has just
patented his Steam Plow, Of which lengthy
description was given short time ago, called
on us yesterday to show model The prin-
ciple is certainly plausible one, and will no
doubt be successful, when put in operation.
AS it will do the work Of twenty horses, its
adaptability for breaking up great tracts of
prairie land will readily be seen. Being a
Minnesota invention, we wish it success.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
DIE D.

At Esyette Iowa, on the 18th day OF Febru.,v ,...
Mrs RACHEL UPDBGRAFF, mother Of Mrs. Ei;s.t,
Odell, Of Mc0rrgor, and Of I. Updegraa, E.a.' -
Gutenberg. ~"ar OF
The deceased was born In Lycomns county, Penn,
sy'v"nia, May 9Th, 1900, and died At the ripe ar. a,
50 years. She Joined the Methodist Church when or,
II years old, aud she has lived ithful and exemn,.
~ member Of the same. When about to enter a.h.
valley Of the shadow Of DEATH" she expressed snt,.
resignation to the will Of Him whs had been her eua
Ing star through fe She profssssd perfect peace A,
mind, and said she did not regret 'tgcing home''
Tho body vas brought 70 McGrsgor on sunday last.
and Funeral discourse pronounced 1t the Msthod,.t
Episcopal Church, BY Rev. Il. Warner.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
A Reception. Much noise Is made over Il

A Reception. Much noise is made over the
representation" Of Honorable Mr.. This and
Mn. That 70 the European Courts. A cor.
respondent Of the. National Intelligencer in
describing one Of these forms, takes the poetry
out OF ceremony which American toadiea
would cross the Atlantic t. be honored with
He says all the presentables are stacked in q
row at the aides Of long Hall, like mummies
in an Egyptian Tomb. The French Emperor
and Empress, the former in blue coat and white
pants and the latter in large crinolins. enter .
door 1t one end. pass through to door At the
other and take French leave. During their
promenade the usher o. toady-gsneral names
the ssidsta nding parties - they are passed. the
Stranger bow, the heads Of Royalty undergo
On almost impsrceptibls declination and
that's oil.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
COM NJ E RCIAL.
Mc0regor Market,

Wednesd0y, Feb. u, 1859
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON 4 CO
Wholesale Grocers & Druggista.1
ExCHANGE on n. r., buying IL, selling Ia; on
Milwaukee and Chicago, selling l-2 Saint Louis eel.
ling a. Gold buying l-2, selling premium.
PRODUCE.-Wheat 90 to 81 .0s. Flour $50 to ais
Oats Is to so. Barley Is. Corn IS. Potatoes5oto1S
Beans rs TO 81. Butter 10 to H. Lard 70 10.
Eggs ~ to l5 Cattle. gross, &c. Sheep $50 to 800.
Beef dressed 3 to l. Hogs dressed $50 to $40.
FRUITS.-0reen Apples 600 dried IL. Raisins
$50. 49,
GROCERIEs-sugars advanced; l.2 to l-2. Codss
sugar 10 to IL Powdered and crushed II LIZ Mo.
lasses (new5 to So Syrup IS to 60. Coes, prime Rio
IL 81 Is Ia Crackers to 8. Saleratas bulk l-9;
Rabbits I toS. Tobacco Is to 40-smoking to TO-
Whisky IS to %. Candy IA. ...e
SALSA, so. ..
FIsH-Mackerel $50 to $50 Cod IL White AIS.
Water Lime $50. Plaster s to 6. Domestic Lime 81.
OiLs-Bbl. Lard LIS Whale 90 to 81 90 Lin.sed
II. Soap 1-2. Candles mould IL IL to Is liz, Al.
amantine Is.
HIDES--Dry flint Is: Green LIZ.
SUNDRIES.-Nsils $t,:5. Peits IS. Wood ESQ 70 :
White Lead to 10. Lumber IL, IA, rs, 30 Leth
IL to 3; Shingles g. Sole Leather 30 to 50.
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Gutenberg Correspondence.

Gutenberg Correspondence.
| GuTrENBERo, Feb. l4,h, 1859.
Editor Of tie Times with your permission
would like to address few remarks u the
members of the Teachers Association, through,
your paper.
FELLOW TEAcHERs 81 regret very much
that was not present Mt the last meeting OF
our society. and assure you that it was the
very bad going, alone, that prevented me from
being there. ......
Having learned from an article in the 7smes
that The society adjourned. to meet at Nation
al. for the purpose Of holding an educational
camp.meeting. must say. was little sur.
prsed; was not looking for any such move
by the Society. I do not pretend to know how
Associations of this kind are generally con-
Quoted. but have my osrn ideas how they
should be managed.
When this society Was organised, did not
expect that it was to be public concern, but
confined to teachers supposed its design
was to afford those engaged in teaching, an
opportunity to exchange ideas and make suy-
gestions in relation t. their own vocation for
their mutual Improvement. ~ instructors of
the young. And to hold a camp meeting for
this p rpose appears 70 me inconsistency in
the extreme. When there are not teachers
enough in the whole county to gil good sized
room, would it not be folly to 60 to . grove to
talk -.
For one should prefer some other place
And the idea of the society turning their rsgr-
lar meetings into public gatherings. l consider
it the worst move they could make, and in fact
it would run the society into tho ground, and
there would be no teachers association but
public meeting. I would not for anything
hurt the feelings Of those who attended the
last meeting, for I believe they were honest
and sincere in the course they adopted, and
from the excitement at the time. did not stop
to consider what would be the result Of such
a move. Hope all have since seen the i'm
propriety Of holding eamp.meetinga on such
occasions. And - noticed in an article in
the Journal that this move was made by our
county Superintendent would say to him, If
he wishes to have an educational camp meet
Ing, ! shall mako no objections, but the con-
verting Of meeting Of the Teachers Associa.
ton, into one. am down on, "like thousand
Of Bricks
These fcw remarks submit to your consi.
denfion, believing that the idea Of holding
mp-meeting will be abando ned, and the truo
objects of the Association attended to.
Hol ing 10 bear from Others upon this sub
jec,, subscribe myself your sincere frierd,
and fellow teacher. O.D. EMO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

More Nest.-Wm. BRACKEN, Of Prairie
du Chen, has established Meat Market in the
old New York Store' room .. -A-rs--sor.-
Ills O's'd viii be found in our paper Of to-day
Mr.. Biacken is regular Butcher, and knows
exactly how to cater for the market. His stock
now on hand is fat and clearly dressed, and
"looks good enough to eat" We see that he
has opened with aattering run of customers,
and we hope our citizens will make it an OBJ
Ject for him to remain here till he grows so rich
that he won't want to 60 away. Nca,ness in
the dressing of meat is great thing and YOU
will find it at BRACKENS. Drop in and
look for yourselves.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

The West-lt seems 10 suit the tastes of
many scribbling racers of the cast to Islander
the west and particularly Iowa We suppose
that o"r eastern friends fancy that we are all
starving out here. A collection was lately
moved in DR.. Bellows Church for the distressed
Hawkeyes Of North Iowa, Minnesota and
Michigan. So far as North Iowa is concerned
the charitably disposed designers of New York
can spare their synIpathies.- receipts at
McGresor for the last three months, don't mr..
que very great state of dcstitu'on in the inte-
rior counties. IfPork, Beef. Flour. Corn, Oats,
Potatoes and "such like" will keep people
alive, the probability is. there will be no cot.
fms made here for a long time.
Take care Of YOU own 10000 20 Or, Mess,s
Gothamites
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Markets. &c.

Since our last issue the weather has been
well assorted. Warm and muddy to Saturday
night. when storm of snow changed the pro
gramme. On Sunday it was coolish but Mon
day, it again turned warm with mu d in album.
dance it is warm and spring like up to the
hour Of going to press, TUESDAY, 4 o'clock, J
and the indications are That Winter has let "a
for the season. Freights and passengers a.e
still carried over the ice-bridge, but the weak.
ness of the shore ice renders the trip hazardous
As we write it looks as though the river
would be open in less than ten days, but we pre-
dict nothing. u.s.. E"s
Bad roads prevent arrivals Of produce and
NO. very large amount Of trade has been done.
Wheat holds about the same price. old being
taken readily at 30 to $l.Os, new at GO to co.
Oats, IS to IS. Corn has advanced to IS to
So. Hides, I to Is cents Furs declining
Hogs sell at $50 to Sc, and We saw one load
Of very heavy sold to O'Brien at $3.50. Butter
10 very scarce and good article would bring
Is TO 10 cents. Eggs 10 cents and abundant.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

81 The greatest que.tion Of tho day H. who shall
be our next President The country is astated from
Maane to Texas. Some are for Union and Others for
ment with regard to the greatest picINxs of the day
Certifcatcs come flowing in from both sides Of Ma.on
ana Dxons Line positive, earnest and reliable show
ing tnat HANS Balsam Is Me remedy for consumptjop
We only ask you to give 1t . fair trial - :
For particulars, call upon tho agent for It's sais
The pr0prieors, 0olles Smith Co., Chicago are in
possession OF numerous Testimonials to it's curative
properties and refer to their free almanac dstrb
uted hy Holman, Benton 4 Co., McGregor, where you
will get the genuine medicine.
Agents in every town In tho county.
Pr'ce-$l per bottle, or bottles tor IS.
See Advertisement. II
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

~ u Is seldom that We notice anything in the
medical line, nor woald now, unless We could be
convinced that we are not doing duty a. jour
nalist, in recomne nding to the public Dr. J. Hostel.
tors celebrated Dters for the Of that most ter.
rble and fatal Of all diseasesRever and Ague From
our own experiences with this valuable specific We can
stands without rival Its timely assistanoe has sav.
90 many fellow being from premature grave Ev-
cry day We hear Of it conQuering the cases OF
Fever and Asue To those who are in the least afict.
ed With any Of the complaints arising from an irregu.
iarty Of the digestive organs, nothing can be more
nensncis than these Bitiers. We cheerfully recon.
suffering the most intense PAIN certain cure for
their ills Try them and be convinced Of their many
sxcsllsnt qualities.
Tor sale By Oruggiats and dealers generally, every.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Aecidents.-A Mr.. stickney of Monona or it,
vicinity got through the ice with his horse,
buggy. wife and two or three children, but BY
the activity of the family they all got on the
solid ice without injury, and persons coming to
the rescue, the property was all saved from Z
depositc at the bottom of the river.
Mr.. Charles Frceman's team broke through.
and one horse was drowned before help could
reach him. These accidents happened on this
side Of the river during last week. The ice is
very thick but near the shore it is growing rot
ten and should not be trusted
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Spiraualism. "A lady of New England I've
forget the State) has caused the arrest of q Mr.,
Hume of New York, under peculiar circum.
stances. She says she was induced to sit at a
spiritual circle, where Mr.. Hume was princi
cal actor, that she became what they call a
trance medium, and that during one of the
frances her person was violated. She has given
birth TO child which her hus band disowns,
and suit is commenced against Hume for de.
ccpdon and violation. Rather . funny law
suit
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

North AcGreyor. read the Adyer.
tisement Of Moncrief 4 Co., Wsrehouse,peu
OF North McGrrgor. Moncrief viii probably
ne 10 active duty at the Warehouse, and if the
STATE OF New York Or any other State ,hi,
side Of the State of Happiness, ever turned GU,
more accommodating gentleman than "Bill
Moncrief. we havtmissed him on our path
through life.
iney are expecting to build this spring,
coed wagon road from North McCree,r to
the west. and It strikes US that our Allaruak ee
county friends particularly, can make 1t pay
10 90 their business at North hcGre yor. By q
tarif Of Freights we this day publish, it viii
be noticed that there Is Sets. per hundred on
nrer Fsights against Landing In favor Of
McOegor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Choray-Ihinking perhaps that late les
teemed friend" Of ours. may have exhausted
his vocabulary. We cut the following string of
radiant pearls to supply the vacuum:
"barebones, assinine, infamous, filthy, no.
torious criminal. whisky soaked, liar, dumb
brute, long cared, black hearted, professional
liar, idiot, skunk, rat. lying degraded mis-
creant. dog" &c &c &c &c.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

A T|eat.-Jesse Clement, Esq, ofthe Du.
buque Daily Times arrived among us on Satur.
day. and in the evening delivered to good
house lis celebrated Humorous Poem on the
West. The audience were so much delighted
with the Lecture and the Lecturer that Mr..
Clement was persuaded to remain with us till
Monday evening. A crowded house then told
how pleased the citizens were with his effort to
entertain us. His Monday evening lecture was
on "1'he Educated Man." an able production ;
concluding with reading of'The West which
was received with uproarious applause.
The weather on both evenings was In.
element, but neither bad walking nor storm
could deter our people from coming out. Mr.
Clement goes from here to Monona, Frankyille
and DEBORAH, and We bespeak for him the kind
attention of those who can appreciate social
and intellectual worth.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Pixies PeGk-Thc general tenor Of the re.
ports from the Peak is unchanged. We pub.
llsh several letters to-day which will be read
with interest BY our feverish fellow .citixsns.-
Tho "Wheel-barrow man" has had extrsordi.
nary luck but all who 60 will not be 20 success.
full
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Chicago correspondenos.

Chicago correspondence.
"Ashes' wrote us on the same day We wen,
to Ircss tuesday and hence we did not re-.
ceive his letter till the Times was issued. viii
he write BY by Saturday mornings mail here
after7 We shall then receive it Monday morn
Ing.
CHICAGO, February Is. 1859
Dear Cola few inches of snow has made
comparatively lively times in our streets 70,
several days past. and the thinking of the
bells on the air sounded merrily enough
What flood Of memories rush Upon ono At the
sound OF the bells, a. the horses 70 booming
BY with their freight of bewitching smiles,
rosy lips and small waists Do you remember
how, in days Of yore. We enjoyed sleigh ride
by moon light but let the subject drop. I
alluded to it in my last it 10 favorite theme.
You will perceive BY our newspaper reports.
that the nsU charter is not. after all. to pass
1t IL very stranger that Democratic measure
cannot 10 carried when both bra inches Of the
Legislature are Democratic; however there Il
some good reason certainly. 1t is rumored that
the members from Egypt" have On idea that
oil they were elected for was to vote for Duglas.
that being accomplished their duty was done
% far ~ the party u concerned; they may find
themselves in eror.
The committee are still investigating the
matter respecting Gov. Matteson's fraudulent
Canal Scrip. Nothing new has transpired.
though l am informed that the Gov. will be
able to purge himself from the shadow of com.
plicity. II is to be regretted that he should
have laid himself liable. Our new Custom
House and Post Cfice 10 progressing slowly
towards completion. Il will be magnificent
structure and great ornament to the city
You will be sorry to learn that s. s. HAYES.
Esq, prominent citizen and Democratic can.
didass for the Legislature in West Chicago, last
fall-has become insane. He was engaged
very largely in real estate speculations, and
this. together with other matters Of q political,
nature, has 90 affected his brain a. 10 cause in.
sanity. He Is highly respected BY all classes Of
citizens. and it 10 to be earnestly hoped that his
affection may b buttemporary. There is some
movement in real estate TO be noticed. Sever.
81 sales have been effected at fair prices, in the
last week. and there are at present three or
four Eastern Capitalists in the city seeking in.
vestmenA for large sums Of money q ret
however. the figures Of the buyer and seller
are too far apart both will have to make new
ones before the movement will be felt. Money
y rather easier, and more hopeful feeling l.
manifested in the street. On change there
10 nothing new.
Baysc Taylor gave ~ the promised lecture
last week. Metropolitan Hall WAS perfect
Jam. 2sOG persons we're present, and it supposed
that at least 400 people were unable 70 gain
admission. He repeats, March e.
Yours. ASHES!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

III Hsir.-Ws call the attention Of our town
readers to the TonsariAl card Of Mr.. WrasrI..x.
German Barber. now located at the old stand
ofsiArE. one door east ofthe McCregor House.
Mr. W. 10 . regularly educated Barber and Hair
Dresser, and i doubtless capable OF putting
the 1hees And hsAds Of Gems ana Ladies' IN
such shape - 10 win. Try him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Poo, little Em.-Miss Minerva Stack, aged
Is, carried of . hoosier boy named James
Kline aged Is. and married him on an Ohio
river Ferry Boat. If he don't find Jordan 4
hard road to travel he'll have better luc than
most boys who are seduced by ladies' old
enough to be their mothers.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
TIE BEST HORSE xEDyCIrE.

4UScATINB, Iowa, May %, 1850
w. b. Sosn--Dear Sir Your medicines are de-
eadedly the NEST popular have In my store and tho
have not had occasion to them myself yet from
reports Of Others can safely say they are the best
horse medicines ever had.
Your shipment Of Powders and Ointment was duly
received. Enclosed please mud forty eight dollars.
You're, respectfully PLINY FAY.
Sec Sloan . advertisement in another column vi
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

An Ice Houss.-Wo accompanied N. NJ
Tuttle few days since. to one of his Ice
Houses and took a look at the GOODNESS which
he is preparing to delight " viii, ins,h.ah~'
days of July and August. futile has put up
at two establishments over one and half
millions Of pounds of ice Of most splendid
quality. II is cut in cubes of about 90 inches,
and is as solid as blue water can be made by
weather 20 degrees below zero. Ice weighs g
pounds to the foot. ...
We hope our enterprising fellow citizen will
realize piles of ''rocks" out Of his icy trea-
sure
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Nsso Stous.-We have been looking at Z
Stove just patented and now on exhibition here
BY Mr.. Kent Of Baltimore. II 10 the neates.
Pixies Peak stove in the world and it, con-
sumption Of fuel il 20 light. that less than t,oo
eords Of wood viii feed It year.
Call and see it, at McKinnie's Stove Store.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
M ARRIED

a. Hudson, LaPcrte county, Indiana, Decsmber
Isth, 1908, oy Rev. Mr.. Hamil on, Mr.. JONATHAN n.
WHIrs, Of Terre Couper, to Miss MAaoARsr j. daurh.
ter OF Andrew Avery Egg, Of Hudson.
On the 18th inst at the residence Of Richard Lane
10 Crawford county, Wisconsin, by Hon. L. B. Brun.
son, Mr; MILLnA Cunrs and Mrs. MARY J. SHIP
Field, both of Crawford county, VIII.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Unipersisy.-At a late meeting Of the Trus.
tees ofths State University. the County Super
intendents were authorised to name two per.
sons in each Cosnty for education At the
expense Of the State.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

Tard--The travelling world is beginning to
move at this crossing The cars and stages are
now quite well filed and a brisk emigration is
expected. The Land merits Of Iowa and Min
nesota will always command the confidence of
eastern men, and the present low prices of that
great western staple will induce thousands to
come here in SO to find permanent and healthy
homes. Raising Grain and stock aresure means
of success raising Gold out of the streams Of
the west is not so certain.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23

O'Bnen.-Michael has more of that Died
Beef and a nice lot Of smoked Hams for sale
for home use or for transporting across the
plains Those who are expecting to go vest
should not fail to lay in supply of substantial
provisions, and Hams you know are good
whether cooked or raw.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-02-23
SHERIFF'S SALE
or IL eat ESkuke.

NJ oTiCE . hereby given, that by virtue Of an Exs.
- cution to me directed by the Clerk Of the Dis.
sret Court OF Clayton county. Iowa. will sell at pub
nc % the hghsst bidder for cash, ON the Gath
osy Q, march A. D 1859. between the hours Of ten
coloek A. n, and four O'Clock, ?. n Of said day 6
Tue 'front.' door Of the Court House. In Guttsnherx the
following De- eribcd property, to.wit:
The southwest one-fourth (l-4l Of the south.ssst
one fourth Q.4A of section i've (5l township numbsr
nnsty n,s tosl Of Range !e vert Of the afth (sthl
rr,ne,pa' Mesid'an, containing forty l4o) aores.
an execution In favor Of Allen Phillips. for the sum OF
one hundred and seventeen and 25-l00 dollsrs ana
,z6-I0O dolars cost Of suit with int crest and cost
that has and may accrue JAMES DAVIS.
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
ByN. NJ FUTILE, Deputy.
February ~, lS59w4 Pr Fee IS.