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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
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Doct. n. Isunce. again offers his service TO
Hhe citizcns Of Toledo md surrounding conn-
try. as Physician and Surgeon. Docs. Hurce,
-;nay be found At his o!si:e III J. NJ. Shanklin >
Drug Store. FROM nclock a. NJ. until 6 4 NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
left with J. NJ. shanklin, will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
r. SCHAEEEER.
BOOT & SHOEMAKER

would respectfully announce to the citi-
Gems Of lama County, that am now fully
prepared to do all kinds ef work in my lire
to the entire satisfactionof all customers,
whom ~ favor me with their work. Shop
nc door South or J. H. Van Horn srcsi lence
Ely Corn aud Wheat. taken rs pay.
MAX REUSCH.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

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~ north Of said line Of latitude. iryol-
,n,a,v spryi,nac. eycep. as pnnrsh-
mont ~. crime IS prohibited: and an
~ a. s,;l r,a ;nv,lnnt ary
s..,,.,t,e il i nov e,;st ii .t,.a state.
,,,h nr ,y,so, an, niyon's line. is
barehv rocoon;zcl. and shall be sustain:
a., and protected by n, the departments
Of territorial governments: and when
.,,. ,r.r,;.orv north or san.h of said
limo With, srcb bonni,,;ps as CONGRESS
nav pr,scyil,e. shall cpa,ain tie pop
,,,..., ,ac,,;si.c Y,r ! member of Con
.e,ess .ccayl;,r - he ,hen Federal
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ii. I-u;t.,l States. It shall the:, be the
:, ~ ra,rr.Ss % .1,o;. srch Tori.
.orv into the I-uioo ON terms Of equal
;ty with ,ne or;,.;n,, States
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See. l. Congress shall make no laws
il respect to domestic seffiiude IN any
Territory ii Tie United States: and ali
Territorial Governments shall De formed
on The mo'l'! and ii '.'e term, O 'he
organic ac,s, approved sei'stn'o'. -.
eighteen nan ::h i. c''s.ea l''l
c1s.eAo.!sE MEAsth.s' anu '''e 'aii1i-
'y ot I'll Ierritof'a! ehac'meh's shaii
be hnai'f determined bs the supreme
Court OF 'he | n!'ea States on appe''.
or writ OF error from the lerri1o'la'
Courts; !; bat 10 new territory sha'' oe
organized Until It shan contain Twelve
thousand wh''e lnhaol'al's nor sila'
any new STATE he aai''l,se,' INTO 'he
Shien until II s'..' contain '!'ese9"'s"'
population iot helefesehea'i'e ID . on.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14

service or labor.
Third-Congress shall have no pow
cr to interfere with Or abolish tie rela-
tons recognized by the laws Of the
District Of Columbia respecting persons
held to service or labor, wiiiont the
consent Of the States Of Nary llnl and
Virginia, and also the consent cflhe in
habitants Of the said District, and with
ont making just compensation IN the
premises.
Fourth Congress shall have no pow
or to prohibit the removal or transpor-
tation from one State TO another of per-
sons held to service OF labor.
Fifth-Ihc immigrant. or iinoorta-
ton from abroad Of persons he!i 20 ser
,ice or labor for life, or for term of
years, or persons is,eniel to be SO held
and carried into any of the States, Is
perretually prohibited, .ana Congress
shall pass I'll laws Necessary 70 make
said prohibition effective.
sixth-No Territory beyond the
present limits of the Territories OF the
United States, shall hereafter be acqUir-
ed or annexed to the United States, TN
less the same be done by the concurrent
vote of two. thirds OF both Houses CT
Congress, Of the same be acquired hs,
treaty Nv vote Of two thirds D. iAc
Senate.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
ca.rrnSDES COMPROMISE, 1861.

l. In all the territories now or here
after acquired ror,h Of latitude go 80
Slavery or involuntary scr,i;ile, excep,
for crime, is prohibited, while i'll all the
territory south Of that latitude, Slavery
is there recognized as existing,ana shall
not be intertrrcl with b. Congress, bu,
shall be protected rs property ay III
departments Of the territorial govern
mcnt during its continuance. Al the
territory north or south of said line,
within such boundaries rs Congress
may prescribe, when il contains Il pop
ulation necessary for a member OF Con
gross, with republican form ofgoyern-
mcnt, shall be admitted into the Union
on an equality with the original States.
with or without Slavery, as the Cousti
tuition of the States shall prescribe.
2. Congress shall have no power to
abolish Slavery III the States permitting
Slavery.
Congress shall have no power to
abolish Slavery il the District Of Co
lumbia while it exist in Virginia and
Maryland, or either; nor shall Congress
ut any time prohibit the officers OF the
Government or members OF Congress,
whose duties require them to live in
the District Of Columbia, bringing slaves
there and holding them rs sacl.
4. Congress shall have TO power to
hinder the transportation Of slaves from
ono State to another, whether by land,
navigable rivers or seas.
). Congress shall have poverty law
to pay an owner who shall apply, the
| full value for 4 fugitive slave IN all cas-
Is when the marshal IS prefentcl from
liischarging his duty by force or rescue
made after arrest. IN all such cases
the owner shall have power to sue the
county in which such violence or res
cue was made, and the county shall
have TIC right:,o sue the individuals
who committed the wrong, III the same
manner rs the owner could sue.
6. No further amendment .r amend
mcnts shall aifec: the preceding arti
cles, and Congress shall never hav.
power to interfere with Slavery in ths
States where it is now permitted.
The last resolution declares that III,
lSou,hcrn States have right to tn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
MILLINERY. j.

MISS E. L. NASH, wishes to inform the
lvlLadics Of this esmmAnity and vicinity
that she'is now prepared TO faraish them
with the latest style Of Millinery and Dress
Making. Rooms It Mr.. Moorcrofts South
East part ef toyD
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
Rates OF Advertising.

One Square, first insertion, $l,0o
each subsequent insertion, O.5o
One square Three months 100
do Six months, GOO
do Onc year, l2,ue
Quarter column, ono year, 21,OO
One half comn, one year, 5000
One column, one year. GOOO
Twelve lines Of this type make square
Business Cards, consisting ofsix lines or
less, 500 per year.
Msy- All Transient and Legal advertisement,
must be paid in advance.
EsH- Mess the number OF Insertions be speci-
fled, ut the time advertisements are handed
in they will be published the discretion Of
the publisher. and charged for the length of
..a.e In: are inserted
4 liberal discoun, from tic above rates
will be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
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Again offers his services, Ito theinllabi-
tant> Of Toledo, ani vicini,v.) se = Practice
ing Physician and Obstctrician.
\ Special attention give 10 Diseases Of HS-
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will sceive special attSn-
ton.
Those whose fears have been excited against
theexcessive use Of Calomel, or Mercury. in
any form-Nay rest assured thoy will rcceiev
no oinjury-durin: treatment.
Every person will be expected 70 settletlois
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS. BY CASH, PRO-
DUGE or NOTES.
Fo8tt1voly, present indebt
sdness TO be paid Immediately to 7. 3. Mar
DIR. p. L. RALDY.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
My@ UY GOODS
a MAMMOTH STOCK
Just received at the
PEOPLES STORE.

Returning thanks again to the Pulc for
past patronage VIC are happy to announce
thus our present Stock Of Goods cxcels any
thing that we have hitEero had the pleasure
of exhibiting having added largely to our
variety OF articles, aud labored hard to pro-
cure in the best eastern markets, such goods
Us are unsurpassed for beauty, service aud
durability.
Our assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Rendy made C3othi"y.
Boots It Shoes,
HITS IL Caps,
Notions,
Hosiery,
Gtoces d 4Nttis,
Stofi"nory,
cutlery,
Uaydwnr..
G3'oce,tcs,
Q9ee@s'tase,
Iron,
Mails,
G}nss.
p,ttAts e Otl,
I'nrs,
Pals,
7nbx.
V.toh Boards,
de-, de-
is fan ard complete, and were are deter
mined
NOT T6s EsE gTgDEEsI0lEs.
W. u Il G., PORK, WHEAT
HIDES, .}CI,i.f Itsu-, Sc,
GALLEY & JOHNSTON.
Toledo Iowa, Nov. !, 1860. yiu3af
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-02-14
COMPROMISE.
NATIONAL COMPROMISE, 1920.

Sec. 8. That il I'll that tcrritor,
ce.l2l by France - the Jni.al States.
under Tie name Of Louisiana, whic! lies
north Of So 50, no:;;. latitude, not in
s.laacd within the limits Of the States
contemplated by this act, Slavery and
involuntary se:,i;,..le, otherwise than IL:
the punishment Of crimes whereof the
parties shall have been duly convicted.
shall be, and Is hereby forever prohibit
ell Provided always, thai any person
escaping into the saala, from whom Ia
Dor or service is la"iully claimed, i'll
any State or Ie.ritsry O! the United
States, such iugitise nay be lAw.al.y
reclaimed and conveyed 70 the person
claiming Iii, CT her labor, or scr,i-c, rs
aforesaid.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11
FROM THE TwENrY-F1FrH REGIMENT.
CAMP Hicks, ANNAPoLIs, |
DC 8 1851

CAMP HICKS, ANNAPOLIS,
Dec. s, 1861.
Editor SPy:-Sitting alone in my canvas
home, this evening, l don't know as | Can
better improve the time until "taps" than by
writing few lines to you. Matters in and
about our camp remain as monotonous as
usual-now. When we are to leave here is
quite uncertain, although the quarterllaster
informed us yesterday that he had received
orders to have things ready to move on boara
the transports week frOm tomorrow. This
would seem to indicate that our stay here will
be short The order TO be ready at that time
is by no means proof positive that shall 90
then, but rather that if the vessels, SC, are
ready we may be ready also. My opinion is
from all | can learn, that we will remain here
at least two weeks longer. Where we are to
land is as great a mystery 10 us us 10 you, in
fact, we have not the slightest idea what point
we are to make further than this, South
somewhere" But you can assure yourself
that wherever landing is attempted we shall
land, or else the fleet will be sunk, for the
character OF our commanding officers is well
known, and it is often remarked they know
no such word as fall"
We have, since we came here, been visited
by many distinguished military gentlemen,
and have received from them much praise for
our proficiency in drill and neatness u camp,
Our regiment, particularly, stands high, as you
can judge from the fact that ii has been placed
in the highest position OF honor that can be
given to any regiment which is to compose the
divlson-that position is the right of General
Fosters brigade, which brigade is the right OF
the division. Well may Worcester county be
proud Of the twenty fifth. General Fosters
brigade is to be composed Oft the Massachusetts
twenty filth, twenty y-third and twenty-seveuth,
and the Connecticut tenth. The remaining
brigades (probably three) have not as yet been
arranged but probably will be in the course of
few days.
The weather for the few past days has been
fine, and to day has seemed more like day in
May, rather than December. We receive the
Spy reguarly-generallv the day after its pub
lication-when you will notice squad gather
around the camp fire at evening, while some
member Of ii reads the Worcester news.
Dec. 9.-Rumor has it, this morning, that
we have received imperative orders to sail on
Saturday of this week, and the boys seem
highly elated with the news The first call is
now sounding for brigade drill, at which the
regiments to compose the first brigade will for
the first time drill together. Gen. Burnside
arrived last evening, for the purpose, under
stand, Of taking command OF his division.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

THE OLD Curiosity SHOP, by Charles
Dickens, has been published by James 0.
Gregory, New York, and is for sale at San
ford's. We consider this the best of Dickens
works, and we prefer it to any other work Of
fiction we have ever read. He began to write
it at the beginning of the year 1910, aud it was
published in weekly numbers. lie did not be-
gin intending to write such a story, and not
until the fourth number of wha, he had plan.
ned appeared did his readers get the first chap
ter of the "Old Curiosity Shop" lie was
writing Master Humphreys Clock, . in which
various stories were to be told by Master
Humphrey and his friends. And there was to
have been an appendage to this work, entitled
"Mr. Weller's Watch." and in this scme pro-
gress was made. But on starting Master
Humphreys story of little Nell, he soon forgot
or dropped everything else, and gave his read
ers the mastery work printed in these vol.
umes. Mr.. Dickens has Cancelled all he wrote
pertaining to the "Clock" and "AIr Weller
Watch" excepting this story.
Never before was there such wealth of mate
IbTldi anu Stidl dCtSlS iaftoAlth OH ouG bOOh
and never was a book written more sponta
neously, or with greater delight in the task
David Copperfeld, Nicholas Nickleby, and
some other works of Dickens are admirable
but this is the best. We have in it little Nell
and her grandfather, Kit and Kits mother
and little Jacob, Quilp, Quilp's wife, and
Quilp's boy, who generally stood on his head
the Garlands and their pony, Sally and Samp.
son Brass, Dick SwivelIer and the "Marchion.
ess," Mrs Jarley the wax-works woman, the
old Schoolmasier, and the Bachelor. But we
can not finish the enumeration and the
characters are all unlike what we find in his
other books, unless Dick SwiYeller should be
thought Of as dissipated cousin of Mr..
Micawber.
The volumes belong to Gregorys House
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

hold Edition" of Dickens works, and they
have five illustrations by f. o. c. barley and
John Gilbert, One shows us the scene where
Master Humphrey makes his first visit to
Nell's grandfather, to show Nell home An
other presents Nell and her grandfather in the
wood, after escaping from Goblin ami Short at
the fair, and the third gives Dick 6wiveller,
drinking the health OF the "Marchioness,"
There ought 10 be a picture OF the demon
dwarf Quilp, sitting in cloud of tobacco
smoke, and drinking boiling hot rum. This
book will live as long as the English language.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

TEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY.-A little Incl
dent occurred in the senate on Thursday last
which is worthy of note. Mr.. Grimes, in re-
viewing the finding of the court of inquiry in
the case Of Col. Miles, intimated that he cuuld
put no trust in any public mau addicted to in.
temperance This sentiment called down such
round OF applause from the galleries that The
vice president had promptly 10 rebuke it,
There were present a. the time quite num-
Der OF our braye volunteers, from whom this
ontburst OF feeling spontaneously proceeded.
We learn there are number of temperance
societies in the various regiments, while there
are whole regiments that refuse to touch drop
Of ardent spirits, and hence it was that this re-
mark was so Signally responded to. Natjouqi
[nkeLLtnencer
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

HANG EN-. Hang EN-" yes, hang
them, every one. Every East Tennessean
found recreant to the will and interest of the
state of Tennessee, and known to be actively
conniving with lis enemies, should be hung,
and lottily, When the citizens ola state have,
by an overwhelming majority at the ballot
box, determined on its foreign policy, and by
that policy have been necessitated to arm for
the defence Of their homes and firesides, every
resident on the soil of the state, who lends or
gives aid 10 the invader, deserves as little
mercy as Beelzebub will give them in his en-
pire. Wherever the cobra-like head of trea
son is lifted, it should be stricken off, and that
quickly, for its poisonous saliva is contagious
as the airs Of Mareman. "Hang 'em, hang
em," every one.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

SNEAKING INTO NorIcE.-It seems that
Mr.. Iaucey was not, after all. the guest Of the
Fishmongers OF London at that celebrated
dinner where he indulged himself in a misrep-
resentaion of the dispute in this country
Some malicious American has exposed the fact
that the would be African slave trader was pres.
ent by private invitation OF friend only, vino
had II ticket to spare ana knew nobody more in
want OF good dinner Than the rebel AGENT.
The newspapers, too, remark that "lhe APP
plause which greeted his address was dashed
by tumult OF dsapproyal, suppressed in the
reports" poor MIR. Yancey has come down
off the rather high horse on which he had
snrreptiiously perched hin self-Nw York
Ecentnq Post.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11
Special Ylotrtes.

Apples, AppIcs.--500 bbs choice Winter and Fan
Apples, Tor sale by DRAPER q CLARK. diff o3l
To Ladies Ordering ClOaks.-We give notice
to our customers that we have in the last few days
y doubled force Cloak Makers and can now take
orders to be executed without any delay.
Ladies who place their orders with us before Friday
noon can have their garments finished and sent home
Saturday.
None but the most thoroughly competent Cloak Max.
ers employed in the establishments
dill diff BARNARD, SUMNER Il co.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

DANDELIoNs IN DEcEMBER.--No one thinks
much OF dandelion in spring or summer,
except the urchn in quest OF grasses, or the
herb Doctor who knows the virtue in its root.
But dandelion, fresh, if not fragrant on the
9Th day OF December, attracts attention Our
superior officer gave US one, yesterday, which,
the day before, had pushed its broad, yellow
face through the sod of his farm, as if the
Sunday sun were the summer sun. A very
remarkable flower, we thought for, though
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

BURGLARY IN UxBRIDGE.-Some three
weeks ago the house of Chas A. Wheelock OF
Uxbridge was entered during the night, and
about $50 in cash was taken. The same
house was again entered on Monday night of
and the burglars decamped without their eX-
pected booty
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

The heavy contracts which the government
made some time ago, with parties in Troy and
vicinity, for tie manufacture Of bullets, are
nearly filled, and no more contracts for this
instrument of warfare will be made by the
government There is stored in Washington
over 100000 cartridges, all ready for use.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

The GREAT ARMY.-The great army of
freemen now fighting for the integrity OF the
Un'on, is contributed by the several states as
folIows-the second column showing the per-
ceniage Of soldiers TO the population OF the
several states, the third the number of inlab-
itan1s 10 n.lrh snIlinr SOM -
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11
ENperIe ace teaches US that delcacy prevents many

ExperTen teaches us that delicacy prevents many
females from applying for the means to alleviate suffer
ing and save life. That objection is Cbvated in the
ofSr James Clarkes Pills prepared after the prescrp
ton of Sir james Clarke Physician to the Queen of Eng
land and well known to be the only safe and remedy
forfemale difficulties and obssrucons from any cause
They be sent in bottle containing 50 pills post free
by enclo ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent
Sold by BUSH ~ CO., and ali Druggists.
mis- deOdGweow
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

FJwIe Pile and Hum0r Cure. sure cure for
BleednP. Blind and Chng Piles, Scrollla salt Rhoum
AMI Diseases of the skin One bottle warranted to cure
in all cases; il not dealers gca0rp requrSed TO
iejHAd ne money Only i've not lies in Thousand re-
turned and these were confirmed Fistula HTudreds OF
letters and certificates III the proprietor posses
sion, which be seen upon application Send iOra
circular Prepared bv HENRY d. FoWLE, Chemist
Il Prince street Boston, Sold by all Druggists Ger
lihcates with each bottle fuce 81 per bottle.
ST MBDl
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

every summer has its last rose it is rare
winter that has its first dandeion.- New
Bedford Mercury.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

A TREAT FOR THE SoLDIERs.-Seven large
cases of comforts and luXures of various
kinds, weighing more than ton, were started
VIM. 5. Denny, Esq, and upon their arrival
at camp it may be safe to prophecy gala
day for the twenty-first and twenty fifth regi-
ments. Among the more than thousand
packages boxed up were turkeys, pies, fruit,
pastry, blankets, comforters, sixty three pairs
OF mittens from the Central Sewing Society,
and sixty pairs from the Relief Committee,
besides pistols, and generous quantity of to-.
baeco, cigars, &c. Our boys at the seat of
war have warm hearts at home beating for
them.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

A COOP PEN.--Mr VIM Allen has just
issued Il new pen, which he styles "Wm.
Aliens Extra Fine" 1t is very excellent
pen, aud may be found at Aliens bookstore,
275 Main street.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

THERE will be meeting of the Old South
"Band OF Hope" in the vesry, this afternoon
at halt past two O'clock.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

OYSTERS, oYsTERs.-J. LUDNGToN u Co, No. Foster
street. keeps constantly hand, wholesale and retail
the best New Haven oysters As they are constantly re-
cevng them fresh and in large quantities. they are able
to meet the wants of their All orders left at
their place will re promptly attended to-
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

MISS CHURcH, from Maine, will give pub
lie temperance lecture in the Sons of Temper
ance Hall, this evening, commencing at u
o'clock.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

W. d. HoLBRooK AND j. ID. LOWELL will
start for Annapolis tonight, and any friend of
the soldiers there can send packages or letters
by leaving them at their stores, 307 and 24S
Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

PRIVATE GLEASON OF Co. A, hospital nurse
in the fifteenth regiment, arrived in this city,
yesterday afternoon, from Poolesville, with
five Of the sick and wounded from the hospital
there. He states that the sixty recruits re-
Gently sent on by Lieut.. Jorgensen arrived
saGly in Pooiesville on Sunday night last,
new Sibey tents, which make very comforta-
bic quarters for the soldiers.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-11

SUPERIOR CoURT-Ciua Ierm-The De
cember term OF the superior court, for tie trial
OF civil causes, commenced its session in this
city, Tuesday Dec 10, Judge Rockwell pre-
siding. The following juries were empan-
need =
First Juy-S. +. Atherton of Fitchburg,
foreman; James H. Barker of Milford,
Archibald Campbell OF Oxford, Levi Eddy
of A4burn, Aaron S. Esty OF Blackstone,
Oliver Goodnow OF Paxton, George Jennson
OF Southborough, Sanford Nj. Kendall of Wor
cester, Aaron Lamb OF Charlton, Charles Ii.
Leland OF Upton, Joseph K; Makepiece of
Warren, Edwin A, MuZzy of Worcester.
Second JtTy.-Simeon n. Story Of Worces-
ter, foreman Dwight &. Barr OF New Brain
tree, Amos Nichols OF Worcester, Dexter
Nichols of Sturbridge, George w. Perry of
Clinton, Jonathan II. Putnam of Worcester,
Samuel II. Richardson Of Dana, George H.
Skinner OF Princeton, Ambrose NJ Tower of
Spencer, Josiah Whiting Of North Brookfield
Harvey Wilson Of Rutland, j. II. Wood of
Grafton.
.SuperRltmerarieS.- Luke S. Farnum of North
bridge, Ebenezer Fairbanks OF West Brook
field.
The calling Of the docket occupied most of
the forenoon. In the afternoon trials were
commenced in case No. 1867, Cowdry VS.. Col
burn, which is not yet concluded Bacon and
c. IL. Merriam for the plaintiff, Norcross &
Snow for defendant. The following cases are
next in order Nos l07, 112, 113, l14 126,
13l, 1872, 1S6, 1877, 21l, $50, Psi, CSC, 7O2,
1884 1885, 1887, 1887, 1888, 1885, 1891, 1921,
1894, HOO, 1924, 1921. 1881, 1882, 147I, 1894
1919 1879 1884 1914 160g