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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-06

ST.. PArRIcK.-The Birthday of lands
patron saint is near at hand. - well
known that the sons of Erin are0t very
fond Of fun! and hence the ma day OF
ST. Pat. is not often observed byif coun-
try men, Tin blood we mcan.) rt it has
been resolved for the sake Of vaty, to get
up little entertainment at Mrcgor in
honor Of the great serpent-dcsUer, and
Pat McDonald's is decided to the place
to hold head quarters.
Take notice then, that on thFening Of
Monday March 18th, there wipe an old.
fashioned, pleasant, easy, w-attended
Cotillion party at Mendon Hal The nett
profits win be handed over to1e proper
hands for improvements onls Catholic
church edifice. III i'g
Religious bodies of al kinds ,ept money
from almost anv quarter and view Of the
subject it is as well to dance rnsy into their
hands rs it is to get it therey Lotteries,
Grab-bags, "post Offices" & &c. So let
US all turn out and do honor St. Patrick
while We benefit the churet AcGregor.
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foot of American soil. Cochrane and
Branch dissent. .- -..-.
Virginia is growing more and more South
ern in her feeling |
II is rumored that Gen. Twiggs has been
shot in an alteration with one Of Gov.
Houston's aids. Twiggs traitorously sur
rendered his military charge to Texan au.
thorities.
jeff. Davis has been to see Anderson Of
sumpter. 1t is said in Charleston that no
fight viii occur there.
They are using bogus U. s. Stamps down
South. tE ST
"Twisgs name is struck from the roll ofthc
army list as traitor and coward" The
latter term never applied to the man and
probably never will. @
The Canals is in. Flour dull, wheat
steady. Gaeta taken.
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C0rreSpOaldence,


HARDIN Iowa, Feb. Goth, 1861.
e Afr. Editor The solution of the Paris
puzzle as given in the Times of February
goth, is not to me satisfactory. The gen.
tleman who claims to have solved it, states
that 1t is geometrical problem and is solv-
ed on scientific principles cannot see
why or wherein. If it is ageometical
problem, geometry must be called into use
in solving it. But geometry has for its OBJ
ject the measurement of magnitudes, not
the erasion IF lines. The only ground that
l can see upon which he bases the assertion
that it is geomctrical problem, is this: be-
cause in geometry lines may be added to
to aid in the solution Of problems, there
fore this is a gcometrical problem because
he deems the addition Of line necessary to
its solution. The single act Of adding lines,
constitutes no principle of geometry. 1t is
true that 10 geometry lines may be added,
but those additions are made in order to
serve as aids in demonstrating the proper.
ties or relations Of those gcometrical figures
to which such additions are made. In the
solution of this puzzle, no demonstration
is called for--none Of the properties of the
figures are sought, but simplyla certain re-
suit is to be effected by certain number
Of strokes Of the finger In geometry not
only one line may be added but more if ne
cessary, and from the position assumed, il
this puzzle could not be solved by the id |,
dition Of one line, mon might be added, and
you will find that by adding three lines the
figure can be erased by one stroke Of the
finger. Hence the author Of the puzzle
should have asked us to! erase it by ono
stroke instead of three 'a'.as"as' ,f''faarft
Respectfully yours, PELAGIUS.
A. P. RICHARDSON. .n.. ......... gee
The reasoning of our correspondent
seems to be good, but have heard so much
about that Malakof Puzzle that, like the
Dutch justice, VIC are ready to agree to any.
thing-that puzzle is played out. Ed.
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PUzzLEs.-We have half column Of
puzzles and answers which must lie over
till next week. Be patient and you'll get
as much of this kind of fun as you want
The study of puzzle or a mathematical
question is more agreeable to us than wrang-
ing about political platforms.
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- A new coin has been issued from the
us. Mint, Philadelphis, three being equiv.
alent 70 one dollar. There are particularly
be very beautiful in design. - Whitewater Reg.
ister.
'" We have seen this 'spew CON- brother Ram
ono half and two quarters used to make .
dollar ---------S
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Negro Fun.

Negro Fun. ~
A Northern gentleman in Georgia, writes
an amusing account Of Christmasf spree
or frolic he witnessed-the actors beng ne
groes, to the number Of several Kindred:
"Aftcr eating, drinking, dancing, fadling,
banjoing and singing to their heats con-
tent, couple Of blacks entered tt9compa-
ny carrying something in the shape Of q
human being, but looking very pale and
hideous. On inquiry was told fdis is old
Abe Linkum, de man wot join Brown
made 'pressiblo conflict for. 4bc is king
OBJ de Bobolitionists, and he been putin
fool tings in de darkie's heads n We nov
heard the following colloquy: 4
First Negro-Who are your. .4 Il
Second Negro-I'm Abe Iinkum. u
nigger's friend. flI
First N.-What fob den you come hsi?
Second Mo glib you pore niggas yr
freedom. @
First N.-Dat sounds mighty cier,
Massa Abe. You give us liberty, andn
when you get US up dar whar de moLer
freezes We can have dc liberty to star to
def. All, Massa Abe, you won't do. We
has heard all bout your foolin wild de'ck
folks, but we got you now and NC is'un
to hung on de pendin crisis I" 4
Amidst the shouts Of the delighted icks, |
the cfigy was burnt. The writerks IL
these arc the beings that are to dest the
splendid political fabric known the
American Union?
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PUBLIC DOCUMENT. Senator Grimes fav

PUBLIC DOCUMENT. Senator Grimes fav-
ors us with interesting Congressional
speeches. We observe that Mr.. G. bears
himself like No. Senator in the discus
sion of general subjects. His political
course does not suit US, but Iowa need not
be ashamed Of him for ability; he is very
effective member Of the Committee on nav
al affairs. Thanks to you, Mr.. Senator, for
your kind remembrance Of this Office. ".
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Our SUPPLEMENT- Eastern readers, ad.
vertisers and subscribers are informed that
our four column Suppl. ment is issued reg
ularly each week, and forwarded to western
subscribers only. Advertisements intended
to affect western trade are not deemed value
able to eastern readers. and hence the omis-
sion Of the Supplement- in packages cast Of
Wisconsin. taas -.
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Grapes! Gv0pes!.

u are now prepared to supply the cit isens Of Ne.
usEor and vicinity, with the largest and best selected
10y o. nardy nature Grape Roots that can be found
~ the west consisting In part Of tho following yas
ne, ties Northern Muscadine Concord Hartford. Pro-
',!o Dsia~are, Diana, Rebscca, Marion Port, sasss
memmo.h, uurton's Early August, Mass. Esfiy
Conneesieue Blue. lsabels. Catawba, Clinton, vsr.
mont. Aso: Apple. Pear, Plum, and ali the small
orders viii be received By 8. n. LAMPsON.
Mc0regor.
Az Trees and Plants will be delivered at the Rail-,
road free Of charge. f'''-, ~ ~
~. AZ Vrdera cent to Rock Lake Vineyard acconpan.
s} srre saEa Hazag ISAAC ATWOOD,
J. B. COOPER. Il
Lake MILLS, Jefferson Co., Wis, March S, 1881
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Rocky .MOsssst0tss yVeeUs.
THE GREAT PIXIES PEAK
&c "eeklv.

The Pioneer Newspaper OF the
ROCKY FOUNTAIN GOLD REGION
Established, April, 1859.
Once, middle Of cherry Creek, DENVER
The Weekly gives 81 long columns Of reading matter
sf In each issue. art gg 4
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS PER YEAR!
FIFTEEN CENTS Toa siMoLs COPIES. p a
Current money and Postage stamps taken on cub.
fHs.E-s. script0n.
- Emigrants arriving in the country are re-
qucsted to call and Register their naues snd OBTAIN
such information respecting the country ana mines
q We are able 10 give. NEWS PRINTING Co,
Feb. 90, lasluiA peus0s
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weather, Markets kc.'
The weather is amiabk On Sunday
morning we heard q Blue 81 whistle but
he went South the next 4. The rain
and thaw of last week raisthe river and
nearly spoiled the ice, but,ssing is done
safely by the pilotage of q. Mason and
Cy. McCumbcr. BY amor week we will
have the Ferry Boat. @ a
The market is quiet aubut little pro-
duce arriving. Wheat lbs at 62@64.
For particulars see Hoan, Benton 4
Co. s report.
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PELAGIUS.

Q. K-Many of the Republican pApers of
Iowa are cvincing strong signs of cancellation
by their support of VIM. H. Seward In the war
Greedy in making against him. We ventured
weeks ago to advise our cotemperaries Of the
opposition to stick closely to Mr.. Seward. Il
they would stay in the family hs il de
Achilles Of their party and at present the only
man who is capable of engineering II through
the breakers ahead. Abandon Seward and
your pilot is overheard. rfse.s,s q
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who talk flippantly Of civil war " II not be
anxious to foot the bill or to foot tie march
!. Bishop Roberts Of the N. \ Church
was robbed lately Of his carpet ack. The
good old man says the thief viii find him
self in great trouble when he dicovers tho
contents. :. Alabama refuses 4 grant q
suspension Of collections for debt Honor
to her.
Canada now contains $500 fugitive
slaves from tho United States =. South
Carolina raises annually 200, 000bushels o.
peanuts they are more profitatr than cot
ton. Peanut State" is good /. Senator
Mason declined an introduction p Mr.. Lin.
coin, on his late visit TO the Senate. !,
didn't hurt "Abe" very mucf. Judge
Kellogg, Of Illinois, writes thatin the alb
sence Of some healing comprSmisc, the
country will DO in state Of revSlutionin
few weeks. /. "A distinguished Eglishcler.
gyman named Brockburst, rcecntly;cw.
hided a brother clergyman "becaust the
latter, in saying grace, omitted the nate o.
tho Lord Jesus Christ" Brockhurss re-
proof was only skin deep.... The swisll
boy MONTANA is to be demanded sen by
the Universal Israelitc Alliance; Il Eng.
lish, French and Americans have aged to
back up the Israelites in their demsid. -.
"A man in Arkansas in jumping fsm one
limb Of tree to another, squirrelashion,
fell and knocked his brains OUT We
doubt the brains part Of the story.
The N. Y. World (Rep. says ~ Gree
ley is making one grand jackass Of himsd
in following up Seward so spitefuly. !
The Superintendent Of q Sabbath. School,
Napierville, ILL.,, had pretty servant q
--she was fraiI, and the Supt. was not
saint. A 'cri-sis" was approaching
husband was hired for 500, the girl accel
ed $50 as compensation, the parents =
ceived $500, and the married pair leftlr
the West. In week or two the mar3d
+. a.. - Il
man was father! 49,. Wendell Philbs
calls Seward a peuurer, Richard II. DAD a
man. stealer, and Charles Francis Adamhc
better. Phillips expresses what all ralcal
Republicans think, only they fear to fal
out. =. The Dcs Moines Register say4hai
telegraph will be built from that PIP t.
Ottumwa. "Snow-fiakes lately "a in
Buffalo measuring four feet in diamler.'
Oh!... Van Ambursh gave Hannib( hi
elephant, email dose of medicine kiz
Three pounds Of ca,nphor dissolved inbred
gallons Of whisky! Hannibal is Urea
lover of the fluid s'Brick" says L(coll
let his wife come on that doomed trJh I,
get her out Of the way; the Rail Slitte'
having fallen in love with tina. littf gir
who kissed him for wearing whiskers
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Lille. A0SUIA0c0.s 8sF VI 8t~Ms -
Those desiring this safest andeheapest protecr
ton for their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. il has already become,
in reality, State institution, having Agents
and patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State It is no lon
ger matter Of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted as well in Wisconsin as in Connec.
ticut or any other Eastern States,
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, IL also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece.
denied" We would cordially invite all our citi.
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. S. s. DAGGETT, Pres't,
A. w. KELLooo, Sec'y. s'*"
C. L: SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
May 30, 1860 yl.
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70 consumptives.

THs Advertiser, having been restored TO health n
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf-
iered several years with severe lung Affection, and
that dread disease. Consumptioa anxious TO make
Known to hi fsow-suferers the means Of cure.
To Gil who de ire it, he will send copy Of the pre-.
fcrPton used Gree Of charged with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will nnd
suaR CrRs 20. Consumption, Asthma, Br0ncAitis,
&c The only ohscs Of the advertiser In sendisg The
Prescription 20 benedt tho aicted. and spread In.
formation which he csnceives be and he
hopes every sufferer will y his remedy, II will cost
them nothing. and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the Prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, 'I
Williamsburgh,
Dec. o, lSoOmS Kings county, New York.
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A SuGGEsTIoN.--We see in the New
York Herald that Potter, Of this State, is
an applicant for the Post of Minister to
Ccnstantinoplc under Lincoln.
If Potter should be appointed we would
suggest the selection of Booth as Secretary
of legation The customs Of that country
give rise to the idea. Nddison Argue.
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Great Britain.

Great Britain.
The severe winter and the troubles in
America have produced immense suffering
in the British Islands. In London alone
there arc ESQ. 900 persons fed by the aims
houses. Holland has been inundated to
tho extent Of 200 square miles, % villages
are destroyed with cattle grain and other
property, and yet Holland is in better con.
di,ion than England. At Birmingham
trade is completely paralyzed. America n
trade is entirely suspended. Hands are on.
~ worked half the time. At Bradford the
goods designed for the American market
are in first hands without purchaser
Spinners are stopped in their work and g.
600 are fed by the Bradford Union. At
Leeds all American orders are counter
manded. At Manchester cotton is rising
and goods without sale. At New Castle
upon.Tyne trade 10 dull. At Norwich
there is great depression in the Shoe trade.
One third of the population (about $4,000
people, applied to the authorities for assist
sncc; at town meeting there were $780,.
900 raised for charity. At Nottingham the
lacemakers are in great distress. At VOL.
verhampton the iron interests are ruined
because of the reversal Of American or
ders. The pauperism at Sheffield is fright
full; all the branches Of trade are on half
time-'no orders from America" At
Coventry upwards Of 10000 are supported
by public subscription. At Belfast l00,.
spindles have stopped. America is our
great customer and she has stopped buy
Ing" A London rector reports to the
Times that it require 5000, 600 per week to
support the poor. "Lct Exeter Hall be-
hold its work r. The poor rates Of Eng
land amount to s45, 900, 900. Ireland is
better of now than England. At Dublin
potatoes had advanced to 81 so per 100 lbs.
under an active English demand. Eng
land will want 5000, 900 quintals Of wheat
to feed her till September next, this will
cos. $1lo,ooO,000.
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New PAfER-We are in receipt of Nos. I
and 2 ofthe cerro Gorvo Republican, published
at Mason City Iowa, BY J. n. Aylsworth. The
Republican is six columns in size. very neatly
printed and is a staunch believer in the ex.
treme grounds Of western Republicanism out
side of his political character we wish Mr.
Aylworth great success. So - ~ 'l psa
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An Ineident.
At Madison, Saturday week ago per.
son csme board of the train on which We
were, and handed message to gentleman
who resides near Lone Rock. The wife Of
the gentleman sat by his side and as both
read the dispatch the lady screamed and al
most swooned. For severel minutes her
grief vented ITSELF in means, sobs and re-
proaches Of herself for leaving home. The
curiosity Of the car load Of passengers was
allayed by learning that the pair were re-
turning from visit to Richland county
that they had been gone less than week
and the dispatch informed them that pet
little son of 4 years was now lying dead in
the home to which they were Fastening
A girl Of years and the dear little boy
made up the home jewels; all were well
when the parents left, and now to be met on
shs road BY such message as the one CIV
en- them was too much for the poor mother
The sympathy Of all the passengers was
plainly written in their faces, and all seem.
ed relieved when the hcart-stricken pal,
took their mournfui departure from tn,
CARS s 5.G ,4,.s1A
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.~ An Athenan who was lame in one
foot, joining the army, was laughed at by
the soldiery on account of his lameness.--
Il am here to fght-not to rnn," said be.
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ADVERTISEMENTS Orr.--We this week
thin our advertising down to prompt GUS
6mers alone. Several favors are settled
for and the time has expired. We have
been carrying few cards for long time
without sny Pay, and as our space is small
enough q best, we hare decided to throw
al overheard except those that are soorka
paying for. Our readers may be assured
that the TiHss will carry no long Ads.
merely to GU ths paper up and TO save CON-
pos;sioa
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Buy the News /!

Buy the News
CHARLES o. PACKARD offers for safe all the
valuable Eastern, Chicago and sMilvsutes DAItlss,
the Ledger, Mercury. the various Magazines, 10. kc
Subscriptions obtained for any paper or Magazine
in the United States. Cali II the Pest Once for
Nxws from all quarters
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~ The times are hard, wife, and /
find it difficult to keep my nose above wat.
err "You could easily keep your nose
above water, husband, If you didn't keepit
so often above brandy"
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~" Seneca says that love is a disease.
1t seems, sometimes, to be combination
of dseascs--an affection of the heart and
an in flammation of the brain.
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Ladies' Fair. g,g -
Tonight "wednesday, the Ladies Of the
Congregational Church will expect to see
all their friends at Mozart Hall. They have
been engaged a long time in manufacturing
useful, ornamental and fancy articles for
sale, the proceeds to be devoted to the use
Of the Church, and we think that it obi.
gates all the gentiems. Of the place to
cal! in and examine their handiwork they
should purchase also, if the articles aud
prices please them. .6
There will be refreshments Of most kinds,
and during the evening the mail will arrive
regularly at the private Post Office. Miss
Annie Hibbard is unanimously appointed
Post Mistress, and she has selected Miss
Susan Falcs as her assistant The ladies
have had no srch trouble with their P. Q.
rs the gentlemen of McGregor find in Sc.
lecting mail representative. II these Of
6cers give satisfaction on Wednesday night,
land who doubts IT'D We would move their
appointment to the more responsible postal
position now aspired to by several Of our
fellow citizens. . .at-
Be ready, young gents and ladies, to re-
eeive dozen letters each on this eventful
night. Wouldn't it be glorious time to
hint TO one you love exactly how your heart
schess Oh, that we were BACH for lit
tie while, and liked somebody ,lots-wouldn't
We send her billy dur that would smash
her pheelinx all up fine I? Try it, ye young
sters, and then attend the Fair to see how
your fame takes the missile.
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X. R-The Northern Iowa Rilway Compa.
ny at Its last meeting at this plac elected the
'o,wing named persons as it's officers.
n nS;.h, John Thompson Viz President.
nrer q = iee fy yedediah RrGn Treas.
o. G. Lee, T. Dwight, } s2na lh Q ~
Noble, s. L. Carey, Aug. Beadle "a Meuusn
p. Davies. aai ID a# ~4uss
Exscati1e Comnsittee' 7. Dwight, Aug. s,an..
and J. Brown. II 81
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HO! fO,. ClyljforWt<!

A BOUT the middle Of March the undersigned will
"a start to California, by tho way or the wsshoe
mines. Designing to travel with " sxons and plenty
Of horses, We are prepared to carry passsngsrs ~
reasonable rates. a. III - #;4!
For Freight o. Passage, apply e RI. c,,uson
As0rsgor, Feb. 20, '6lt4 safz D. McLENAHAH. ht
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MISS GEAN IA II. JONES respectfully n,
forms che public OF Mctireyor and vicinity, thas
she II prepared to give Lessons 10 music TO those
who wish instruction. Her late position ~ Music
Teacher In Lyons Female College, Ia suncient guar.
antee Of qualification.
Call At the residence Of Mr.. J. r. Buckley for in.
formation relative to terms.
McGregor, Feb. 20, 1861.
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Coercion !! 3H
IT MUST settle up my Books and collect Notes das
j me in . very short time. Those who know them.
selves indebted to me, will expense and the
ti6eatiOn Of being sued, by Immediate attention TO-
this subject mean every word OF this..
Mc0reeor, Feb. 81, lS6lw2 A. Ii. STROCSE.
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EsLAaaEp TIE EtaWournal at Des
Nome is enlarged coin asd looks alto.
eether better. The JcsA IL the only De-
mocra.ic paper pubaneda the Capitol : its
editorial aud .ype .Aphical anagement since
Il n.ssed into - hands ofrILsor HurcHlss
Eso.. has Va very greg improved. We
are ple.s With the prospsty Of the Demo.
go. 10 Ate paper. @ 800. q,
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The Message.


We are indebted 70 the enterprise of Mr..
Green, Of the Prairie LEADER, and to the
politcness Of Willard Benton, Esq, for a
complete copy Of the Message. To the cx
clusion Of other matter, we give It in this
issue. 1t is kind, firm, patriotic, fatherly,
concliatory and sensible. As whole it is
admirable and just suited to the occasion.
The hand Of Mr.. Seward aud the heart Of
Mr.. Lincoln are visible throughout the doc
umcnt. II vii! not suit the "not-give-an.
inch'' Republicans, but what would suit
them would ruin the country, and Mr. Lin
coin does not desire to have applause from
unreasoning incendiaries. The Arm portions
Of the Message are all modified by words Of
kindness that remove all the sting. We
hope our readers will think as much of Mr..
Lincoin's Inaugural as we do. Space is de-
MED US for further comment We are all
happy at McGregor. r.. e. s.a
What does the President say about the
horrors of wari # 1' @.s
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lxsrAED.-Oor paper was sp" Tuesday Of
~ o'clock when We received y message ); 70
make room forit . large smou, Of matter Of
general interest Il laid over. r His
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
.It ARETRlNr

'"*1 /" fsl!A1A ABSTRACT Eg.i r
o. Tie Monthly Ssasemens u tie g"Me0rssse
1rSnca s tie State Bsnk Of less" Nh,
day, March "a, 1861. go - -
4Fs RESOuRcrs -a ... al. ~,