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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13

NIOoD AND WILLOW wARE-JoHN DER
w BY has received full assortment of Willow
and Wooden Ware, among which may be found
Wooden Bowls, Farcets, Pals, Tubs, Sleeves, Wash
boards, &c &c, all Of which are offered at very low
prices.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-10-13

~ ENTLEMEN'S Bo0Ts-JQHN DERBY 0P-
VI fers for sale by the case single pair an extern
siye assortment of the above articles consisting of
French and American Calf Kip, Cowhide with long
or short legs may be wantod, at such rates rs viii
not fail to purchase by all who arc in need.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
McGregor Branch OF the state hank.

McGregor Branch or the State Rank.
We are sorry to learn that an influence is at
work upon the Bank Commissioners to prevent
the granting OF charter to the proposed Nc
Gregor Branch with the officers which the stock
holders propose to entrust with their business
ANY such manifestation ia unworthy of those
who are exerting it, and certainly unworthy of
the attention of the Commissioners.
The people of McGregor and Clayton coun-
ty are as much entitled to a Branch as any other
town or city in the State, and we undertake to
say that its business will stand upon as sure a
basis as any other in the State. There ia no
finer or more productive county in the State
than Clayton county. 1t is as densely settled.
and contains as many fine farms, as any other,
which turn off very large amount annually Of
wheat, corn, oats, beef, pork, and all the pro.
ducts of the climate. Nor will the institution
depend entirely upon one county. Fayette, Al
amakee, Winneshiek, Chickasaw, Floyd, Mitch.
ell and Howard do large business with Nc.
Gregor. There can be no doubt of the proba-
bility of the Branch being well supported
We are personally acquainted with at least
two OF the proposed officers Of the bank, Mai.
Mobley, President, and Mr.. Lee, Cashier. Both
are men OF integrity and sound business capacl-
ty, and will manage the institution as it ought
to be managed. With Maj. Mobley, business
acquaintance of some seven years, and the trial
OF the crushing times of 1857, has left no stain
upon his integrity in our estimation. It would
not be true to say that the breath of SUSPICION
has never assailed him since he was compelled
to close his bank in this city. but we do mean
to say that while almost everybody has been sus
pected, that we have yet to find suspicion veri-
fled in single instance against Maj. Mebley-
To say this, our motive is that ot preventing an
unfortunate man, but unfortunate only in the
extent OF his accommodations to Others, from
being crushed by the success Of an attempt
springing from most unworthy motives.-Du-
buque Herald.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE hereby given, that by virtue Of special
IN Execution to drectsd by the Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Court county Iowa. dated the 2Oth
day OF June, A. D. 1899, will sell At public
vendue to the highest bidder, for cash, the goth
DAY or August A. ID. $780, vt the office Of the Clerk
OF tae District Court OF Clay ton county, Iowa. at the
nour OF one O'CLOCK, r NJ Of said day. all the estate
interest, right aud title OF Reuben Freeman LYDIA A.
freeman, John McCraney Mary Ann McCrxney, Urlan.
40 McCraney, Mary McCraney, Henry s. Granger and
Mary uranger ia and TO tho following property -
scrlbed III certain mortgage deed, towit The south
ha OF southwest onefourth, and the west one.
ourth OF southeast onefourth OF section twenty
tS ana the nortieat one-fourth OF northwest QUE
fourth, and the southwest onsourth of north west
ohe-iourt, and the northwest one-tourth OF south.
west one-iourth, OF section twenty EIGHT all in town.
mp number north OF range four "a west
OF nuth or N CLAYTON county, Iowa, to satisfy
an xscution In favor ct james c. Clayton for the sum
OF ia aud 1890 dollars aud ii and 1900 doars
cost OF suit, with cost that have and may accrue
thereon.
JAMES DAVIS, SherHof Clsyton Co., Io,os
July Goth. 1859 139w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
Visitors.

Visitors.
Our valued friend and brother Editor, An
DREW DRIps, Esq, of the Maquoketa Excel.
sior called to see us last week. ANDY and
GRANGER now of McGregor published the first
paper in this County and we think that fact
gives them a right to be at home in any one Of
the four printing offices now established in
Clayton. The Excelsior and the Times do not
make the same kind of politics, but then you
know the Excelsior got little frightened at q
black man in 1854 and it sees everything
through colored glass since. Success to you
Drips in the pecuniaries.
Prof. EIBGcK Of the Garnavillo Journal was
also to see us. Having succeeded Mr.. HowARD
as Ed. & Prop. of the Journal, 10 was at Nc.
Gregor to get stock of Ink and Paper. The
Journal will be Independent in politics and
cannot fail to be good paper with Eibeck for
Engineer.
The last No. of the Journal contains the
Adieu of Mr.. Howard. We wish him health,
wealth and happiness in his retirement
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
layton county.
Ia tho District Cour. Of
Clayton county.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1859.

3ee' tool ana Mary Ioot' Ia tie District Court Of
VS.. Clayton county.
VIM: McLeoud, Jane Nc
Leoud, john McLeoad 8
Ross McLsoud, Serepta } SEPTEMBER TERM 1859.
McLeoud, Andrew Smith,
aud Lyd ia smith.
no SAID DEFENDANrS--You are hereby no.
ticd that ut the May term Of said Court, suit
twas commenced in said cause and that return was
made by the Sheriff of "not found" and that
der was ade and entered that said notice be served
by publication.
You therefore notified, that there is now on file
in the office OF the Clerk OF the District Court of said
county, petition of George loot and Mary foot, late
Mary McLeoud, claiming 0 you the partition Of the
following described Real Estate. towit The SOUTH
west onsfourth of northwest one-fourth OF north
west one fourth and southwest one-ourth Of south
west onsourth Of northeast fourth, and south
west onsfourth OF north fourth south
ons-fourth, and the northe one-eurth of south
vest onsfourth OF southeast onefourth, and north
east one-fourth OF northeast onetourth
one-fourth OF section ID, township 81, range west
also, southwest one fourth OF northwest fourth
and southeast one-fourth of northeast onofourth
and northwest onefourth Of southeast one-foursh
section 10, township "a, north range west |; Also
southwest snsfourth Of southwest one-fourth OF
section Is also south half OF northeast onstourth
and sAst half OF northwest onefourh Of section II
also, northwest Onefourth of north fourth
OF sec. 30 all in township -, N range W. 9Th Z.
and that unless you appear and answer thereto
before the morning of the second day Of the
OF the District Court OF said county, judgment will be
rendered against you rs in said petition prayed.
BAU6u & STONkMAN,
August 9th, 1SSswA Plaintiffs Atty's.
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Eng1andss turn Next.
The London correspondent of the New York
C0ntincrciul xrtea:

The London correspondent Of the New York
Commercial! writes:
No one now doubts that the peace is merely
pause. Only two countries remain to be at.
tack0d-Prussia and England. Both of them
are constitutional and Protestant. sWill the
Emperor Napoleon, the eldest son of the Cath.
Ole Church, do nothing to bring them to proper
monarchical and theological views? He boasts
of an army that is invincible from its readiness
to comprehend noble causes, and the following
extract from letter from Paris, published yes.
terday in the Manchester Guardian, seems to
indicate that they are already inspired in the
requisite direction:
The army would be highly incenscd at the
sudden peace, which serves nothing save per.
sonal ends, but ia full of joy at the idea that this
is only a prelude to a campaign on the Rhine,
and then the "grand enterprise" the attack on
England! i have this moment read a letter
from Colonel in the French army in which is
this passage:
''These Austrians are splendid fellows;
worthy enemies. There are whispers Of peace,
which are only gratifying in the sense that we
shall cease to have anything to do with these
rascally Italians ices CANDLES d. haliensO When
we have rested ourselves little, we are then
to cross the water, and be allowed to 20 and
stir up those merchants Of the Thames, and
burn the printing presses Of that presidential
Times"
The man who writes this is one of the rising
men 6 the French army.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

Or THE DEAD We have learned that the man
who was found drowned two miles below town
was from some place in Indiana his name was
Spaniard-he was shoemaker and had work.
ed at Farmersburg till recently. His employer
supposed him subject to arrangement and it
is probable that on coming to McGrogor he got
into boat to amuse himself and upset it.
The boat and hat found floating last week un'
doubtedly belonged to this man.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

BUILpING-IIorrMAN, BENTON g. Co. are
building one the largest, and it will probably be
the finest, business houses in McGregor. 1t is
located on the south side of the Public Square
just east of Bradley e. Co.'S. tits cellared with
stone above high-water.mark, and will be fin
ished with brick, supported by heavy iron COL
umns. PAT. MCDONNELL has the masonry in
charge, and his reputation is q guarantee that it
will be we'll done. In October it will be &C.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

"HoT CoRS.-Old SoLoS Roslssos, Of Lake
county, Indiana, wrote New York book oil
this title, and it had large circulation, but VIC
do not believe it caused any more qualification
to the reader, than the present Of Green Corn
with which that old frontiersmsn EnwARD DICK
EMS favored US last week. En-. told u that
Mrs. p "swapped" large corn for the seed Of
this variety, sigteen years ago, with the Indians
On Turkey river! It's the spotted or "Squaw
Corn" variety, comes very early, aud is exceed.
ingly nice. Much obliged to SON. friend
DlcxExs.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
EvAxs' New Bncx-The ALslr Brothers

Evans New BMcK.-The ALsiP Brothers,
Of North McGregor, have this new building un-
der way, and the appearance Of the foundation
indicates great superiority of workmanship
These brothers burn their own brick, and lay up
the walls; We have seen no such brick on this
side the river, and both as burners aud masons
these industrious and capable men should be
well patronized. Give them house 10 build,
II you want it hAndsoms and durable.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
State Of Ioaea, ClQyton county.

Alexander Fesy,
vs.. District Court of Clayton county
Wm s. Withrow 4
William Msncrief SEPTEMBER TERM, A. D. 1859
CIR You are hereby notified that there Is on
- file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court
OF Clayton county, lows Petition of alexander Fegy,
claiming of you the foreclosure of mortgage aud
judgment, for the amount found due thereon. Said
mortgage was given by VIM. 5. Withrow, to AlexGn-
der Feay, TO secure the payment OF one hundred dol
lars and interest thereon at the rate Of ten cent
and that unless you appear and snser thereto, 81
before the morning OF the second day of next
OF said District Court be holden In said co unity on
the 1871 day OF September 1859 judgm ent will
be rendered against you. L. ODELL, Atty
~ order OF THos UPDRaRAPF, G. d. o. for Plaintiff
August Q, lS59w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

New HAcK.-CALvIN SCRIPTURE, Esq, the
contractor on the McGregor and DEBORAH Tri
weekly Mail Route has treated himself and
the public to light hack or carriage for the
convenience of his passengers and the mails
Mr.. Scripture is attending to his duty in the
mail way much to the satisfaction of everybody
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District Court Of Clayton county, Asoa.
SEPTEMBER TERM, A. D. 1859.
H. W. SANFORD. rs, PATRICK LARKyN

IlE defendant in the above entitled cause, having
been returned 'snot found" hereby notified that
on the I'd day of May. A. 1859, the said PlaintiM
commenced his suit against him, and filed a petition
In said cause, claiming of him two hundred dollars %
money due on a promissory note and also asking .
decree for the foreclosure of bond for the convey.
ance Of certain lands, for which sad gwen
and for the sale of said lands and that unless he ap.
pears and answers thereto, before the morning
of the second day OF said of said court, which
commences on the third Monday, being the 18th day
Of September, A. 1859, decree will be rendered
against him thereon, in accordance with the prayer OF
the petitioner. TiiOS. UPDEGRAFT,
4. OpsLL, Atty for Petitioner. Cl'k of Dis. Court.
August 8, 1SSowl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

THERE will be . MASS MEETING Of the Demos.
racy At GARNAvILLO, on the 18th day OF August
ncxt, At o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpo.o OF sReAx-
izINo the party in Clayton county.
Come Democrats, let us meet and consult together
about matters and things in general and 500 il we
cannot ut least scare our Republican friends.
MANY DEMOCRATIC.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

fREEMAN.-"BoB" has sold his drugs, Paints and
Medicines to Mr. ). j. JEwErr OF Dubuque, who will
continue the business At the old stand Mr.. Jewett
has occupied the position Of Principal of the I'd High
School at Dubuque aud On rendering his resigz alton
last week. the Board OF Education passed Resolution
highly aatterng to him. The Herald Of the 6th thus
speaks Of our now business accession will receive
with cordially oil such citizoas that Dubuque eau
epars
P1RsoNAL.-Mr J. ]. Jewett, heretofore Principal
80 ssass lnis Us ds.s snsiisss e liors.s.or. W.
bsspeak for Mr.. Jewctt from friends at MoGregol
tho PERCEPTION due a scholar and gentleman.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

SOLD Our.-By a brief notice, in to-day's pa
per, it will be seen that C. C. B cKsELL has sold
his stock Of Hardware to w. BNaAAn g. Co.
of Cleveland, Ohio. one Of the heaviest con
Germs of the West. Mr.. B. will remain at the
old stand for time, at least, as Agent for the
new firm, and We may reasonably expect large
addition TO the present stock.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

The SraoSo MAN.-Our friend AxDY GAyy.
NEY, the strong man of the West, has rented
the Saloon now occupied bye. P. GooDRICH,
and as soon as it can be fixed up in nice order
asa Restaurant, ANDY will take possession and
try to accommodate all who may call upon him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

EARLY RIsING.-An association to promote
this laudable habit has been in existence among
small circle of friends in New York for seve-
raj years, and the result is reported to be that
the membershave had uninterrupted good health
and have all succeeded in business. Thenorring
air will take the "blues" out Of any heart, and
then you will be anxious to 60 to bed carly
this last will keep you out of mischief, and away
from haunts Of dissipation. McGregor boys.
young and old, can take as much of this hint as
suits them
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

AHAvIHs-J IL. Thompson has bought. out his part
nsr Professor Cromwell, and he may now be found in
the basement OF tho American, ready to Cut. Shave
Shampoo, curl the Hair, Whiskers, Moustaches.
Imperial or Beard of any mothers son of iowa. The
Professor is at the late stand Of Westlisn near the
McGregor House.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

I noticed, in reviewing my letter, that it ID
very badly arranged, and fear it will tax your
patience. / have changed off my horses fol-
oxen, and am well pleased with them, as horses
can do but little on the Plains without grain
Tell H. B. that shall write him the first oppor
tunity.
Yours, most respectfully,
H. B. TOMLINSON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

READINGe.-On Wednesday Uhis) evening
Mr.. J. X. McKATrERTr win entertain the citi
zens Of McGregor with Readings of the Poets
at Academy Hall. Tickets, 10 cents.
1t will be recollectcd that Miss ELoIsI
BRIDcrs favored our village with an entertain
mcnt of this character, and shat all who attend
ed were much pleased with her readings. Lei
us give Mr.. Nick. good house.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
State Of Loaco, Clayton county.

State Of Iouo, Clayton county.
John a We the District Court Of Clayton Co.
Ross McC!oud September Term, A. D. 1853.
To ROSS McOLOUD: 81 e5.-
~ iE-- You are hereby notified that there 10
- fife in the Office of the Clerk OF tn, District Court
OF Ciayton county, petition of John @. McCiouds
claiming OF the Of Eight Hundred and Thirty
AU7psAAp - M, - money du4Dnysela prQ1e>
sdsy notes, and aso asking for writ Of attsc6msSs
against your property. Aud that unless you appear
and answer thereto, before the morning Of the
second day oil the next term Of said district court,
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
NOBLE d DRUMMOND.
Juty 20, 1S59wi Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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sHERIFrs sALEsoF REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue OF special execution, issued out Of the
II Office OF the Clerk OF the District Court OF CLAW
Ton county, Iowa. dated June 10Th, A. D. 1852 asas
steward, have levied upon the following premises
as described in certain mortgage deed, strip
OF land hffy eet wide oil rOm the end Of Lpts 10
one aud Two q and ~ parallel with Bench street. in
the village OF West Hardin, in said county OF Clayton
Iowa and shall on the 18th day OF August, a. ..
a,o. between Tue hours OF nine O'Clock A. M, and
village OF Hardin in said county, offer at pubic ssfs
70 the highest bidder for cash. all right title and
above de eribed property, to satisfy isdgment Or.
la ana ioloO doliar, and aud So 100 doars cost
Of suit and all accruing cost thercon.
JdMES DAYS., SAT C.. c., Io,oa.
July 2Oth 1859 l39vi - o'F~!"
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State Of Iona, Clayton county.

State Of loaoa, Clayton county.
Rodney Hurlbut, as Tras- In the District Court.
tee Tor Luna uurlbut,
vs.. September Term,
knight, Prescott e. Co.. A. D. 1859.
and IL. y. Granger.
To KNIGHT, PRESCOTT d. Go,
ID order OF the district Court of Clayton county
ID you are hereby notified that there is now ON ale
IN the office Of the Clerk Of the district court Of Clay
ton county, Petition Of Rodney urlbut, Trustee
Tor Luna uurlbut, claiming Of you the sum OF Five
Hundred Dollars, Is justly due promksory note,
ethat unless you appear and thereto On o.
the morning Of the second day OF the Term
OF said court judgment will be rendered aga INST you
thereon. T. UPDEGkAff, Clerk,
NOBLE DRuxMoND, Attys for Plaintiff.
July 20, lS59w4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

BAD MAN-Groene, Of the Prairie Leader, has
been spending the Sabbath lately, running up and
down the river on the Alamakee. In referring to a
recent Sun day trip, he remarked that he did see
the Editor Of the Times in the door of the Broad
Gauge" Guess lie didn't. The Sabbath with US is a
day ofres, and Greene insinuates that visit Saloons
on that day, only to stake the curse of" his own
wickedness, in steamin3 around from one town to
another!
As the old maid said when hsr b:au wanted to press
her virgin lips, "Ain't you ashamed Of yeur.elrr'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

Qua NncHsos-The McGregor Weekly
Fsess y the title Of the new Journal. have
Deen shown copy Of the outside form--the
publication day we understand will be satur.
day. though the first issue viii probably take
place on Thursday TO -morrow) The Press ID
rsbllshsd and froprietor-ed BY G. w. 81 s. S.
HAMLET the former our Foreman for the iirst
year o. the 1inass existence, the latter Com.
posItor in this ofioe from our % iasss till las,
vs1k-eefh af thenworthy young men. On.
LAsso MaCnAsEr. Esq. will conduct the Edi
eor.al Department Of the Press and will doubt.
lsas make u IN interesting sheet.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10
Bank Examiners.

Bank Examiners.
On Saturday last, Messrs. RAND and Cool.
BAueH arrived at this place, as Commissioners
to examine into the groundwork of the pro
posed McGREsoR Branch Of the State Bank of
Iowa. OF course we DO not know what they
may say about it, but we do know that they can.
not do otherwise than report favorably in rela.
ton to our initial proceedings, and we confident
ly expect that our fellow citizeLs who accompa
MED these gentlemen to Iowa City, will return
next week with Charter in their pockets.
We had the pleasure of making the acquain
lance Of Mr.. CooLRAUGH, and we were mos,
fayorably impressed with him as business mar
and politician. He is comparatively young
good.looking, good conversationalist, and or
independent Democratic thinker. Mr.. C. is al
pssssns %s@esr 81 Ae Sta T. ssesss aRd b;
of that irnnortant hodv
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Faystte Co.
The Republican nominations for Fayette took
place at West Union, on Saturday last L. C.
NOBLE, for Representative; J. w. ROGERS, for
Judge; E. r. WHITE, for Sheriff; WALBRlDer,
for Treasurer; CROSBY, for School Commission.
er; BLAIsDELL, for Surveyor; and BRYANT, for
Coroner. The Convention was largely attend
ed, and rather q hot time was had among rival
candidates and their hackers; but the weathe,
is very warm now, and it is absolutely unsafe
for an excitable man to indulge in political dis
cussior.
On the 18th, Thursday week the Democrats
Of Clayton county meet in Mass Convention al
Garnarillo, to make arrangements for the reg
ular Convention, and to establish some system
of organization; we hope that tho weather will
get cooler, and that every man who can attend
will be ON hand.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-10

DREADFUL MIsrAKn.-We have just learned . fact
which Is Of most melancholy nature. OLE ABRAN-
SON an wife living AcCloud's mill few miles
from McGregor, were taken sick day two since and
a neghbor prescribed opium. Their little boy was
sent to town for Is cents worth which made into
two pills Of each being taken by the old folks
The old lady slept comfortably and the old 80
supplied as to be almost unconscious when neghbor
coming in discovered Mrs. Abranson to be dead, and
the old man almost gone. lie was restored.
Such terrible accidents thi. should warn our
Druggists and Physicians of the danger of trusting
opium other posops in the hands of inexperienced
persons. We could get no farther particulars.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOUND.
4 the head of Main Street, McGregor, Iowa, Aug.
IA Sth, by Mr.. Foot OF karmersburgh, PORT
NOME. In one side was piece Of Calico and come
paper, and in another pocket was small amount of
money. Mr.. Foot's residence is at Windsor, Farmers
burgh Township
AcGregor, August 9Th, 1852 147w2
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WAUKoN-Ihe No. of the Waukon Trans.
eT4s has reached this Office, asking an .'ex-
change" OF course we will. Tho Transerip,
v conducted by T. H. McELRor, Esq, Editor
and Proprietor. 1t is the third paper started at
Waukon, ana if the people of that growing
torn DO not sustain it they ought not to boast
any longer oftheir enterprise and Improvement
The Editor viii doubtless work to deserve sue.
cess, and then he ought to receive it. The
Irsasevipf has not yet indicated its policy a q
political Journal
rs. The receipt Of the ID No. gives US un.
mistakable proof of its De,nocyacv.