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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

With this issue closes my Editorial con
ncction with the NoRTn Iowa TIMEs--,ny
proprietary interest expired with the last
issue. GEoRGE W. TENsry and JoHN II
ASpRIcE, Esqnires, are the owners and ed
itors. They are competent, gentlemanly
Union loving, anti-aboliton. honorable cit
liens OF Iowa and residents Of McGregor
Mr. Tcnney has been associated with ne as
editor for the last three months; his pen
has been industriousiy. ably and we happen
to know, acceptably employed in the get
mp" Of the Times. Tam glad to place in
such hands the destines Of paper of which
I have had almost exclusive control since
October I, 1856, the date Of it's commence
ment. trust those who have been so kind
to myself will regard them with equal fav.
or and cheer them onward to success
which their merits entitlc them to: The
newspaper business, at best, is very tire
some and pcrplexing one; and its labors
are materially lightcned by the generous
confidence and friendly cheers of the pub.
lie. Let my successors be met with the
same spirit which has been my support,
and The Times, prosperous as it now is, will
advance still farther on tho road to general
popularity and usefulness.
On occasions Of this kind it is common
TO write a very long scr,aon in the shape Of
n Valedictory. In this particular case no
long story is necessary. sold the Office
because wanted to rest, and because I got
the price asked for it. For nearly five
years have been tied to the columns Of the
paper to the neglect Of large amount (for
nc) Of private business lowe some mo-
ney and some money is owing to me.
want to settle up aud sec what the balance
sheet indicates. shall probably stay at
McGregor during life-whethcr ever pub.
lish another newspaper is a matter that
does not interest the public and as don't
know what the future may have in store, I
shall not attempt to guess at it.
To cotemporarics bid kind farewell;
but little has occurred between US that |
remember in the shape Of gricvances-th
favors rendered me by the brotherhood, by
patrons, by warm-hearted personal friends,
arc so many that the life of the writer will
pass away before they are forgotten.
Goodbye.
A. r. RICHARDSON.
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~ Iowa papers please copy.

M1sfohTuNs-ThiS Is n world Of misfortune and
one OF inc saddeSt to good hou-c-kceper ~ to be-
a"'c'ed with heavy, sour bread, biscuit, &C. Ifyeu
are eve troubled in this way get D. b. DeT,and l.
Co. Chemical saleratus, when you will turpri ed
oy It's CHARMING results in removing ths cause OF your
misfortune.
This sa'eratus Is for sale at wholesale BY Chicago
and Milwaukee Wholesale Grocers. vi sa-r,.
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ALLEN.
Iowa State StOcke.

In compliance with instructions by the
Board OF commissioners, the undersigned
Will offer, at private sale, at the several
Branches of the State Bank of Iowa, Iowa
state STOCKS, at rate not less than uiuetv
taco cents on the dollar of the nominal par
value of the same. Upon the deposit of the
purchase money With either of said Branches
of the State Bank. J"nas or stocks will bc
forwarded l, to said Branch in One Thousand.
rive Hundred, or One Hundred Dollar
Bonds, as the purchaser may indicate.
JNo. W. Jos,s, ...as
MAruRIN l.. FISHER, FRET
......, Loan Agents.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OFREAL ESTATE. 8

NOTICE j. hereby given that on the 2sa.dsy OF
IN Auxut 4. D., 1861. at ten o'clock A. NJ. at the
sheriG's office in MeGreg"r, Clayton county, lows,
will he old TO the hghe,t bidder tor cash. the follow
ing de cribed property taken Execution Issued
OF the ee Of the Clerk of the pi,rict Court of
Clay ton Co., Iowa in favor al Edward, Nichols, l.
Richards ard against Evans Paige, to- wit Lot No.
a. four IN Blor No t6) Fix la McGrcgor Clayton Co.,
Iowa with all the thereto belonging, to
satisfy said writ Ut Execution aud all acerubx cost
JONATHAN kAUFMAN,
w2 Sheriff Of Clayton county, lows,
ty DORR d. HOXsIE, Deputy
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

LITER,sy.-Godey, Atlantic and Reposi-
tory all come regularly to us and are care
fully read. These are three of the leading
Magazines in the Union; all different in
character and all very valuable. The first
is fashionable and amusing, the second in
structive and scholarly, the third religious
and Interesting We get either Of them
for $500.
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Negroes Suspected.

negroes SUSPectCN.
A Tribune correspondent at Fortress
Monroe writes that the negroes who have
been allowed the freedom of the camp and
are fed and petted out Of sympathy are now
suspected of being spies and that they are
really reporting to their masters all the in.
formation that leaks out of the Northern
councils. In no other way can the knowledge
evidently possessed by Gen. Magruder be
accounted for. 81 is contraband" will not
avail runaways much il it be discovered
that their escape from home is to betray
those who have been educated to pity their
condition. Verify, the "cullod pusson" is
a singular institution and not profitable as
a plank in any platform
"Weeks ago, a gentleman who has long
resided in this neighborhooi, and who, un.
dcrstands the negro character well, told me
that he had reason to believe that Gen. Ma.
gruder was in constant communication with
our camps and the fortress, even to the ex-
trcme eastern side, through the medium of
negro spies, employed in more or less con-
tidential relations. This suspicion has been
strengthened by variety of incidents, and
it is not impossible that on inquiry it will
be found that intended movements are sys.
:ematically disclosed through this medium.
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Judge Lowe of the Iowa Supreme
Court has decided that the law authorizing
the issue Of State Bonds for War purposes
is strictly constitutional.
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t,Y- We have receivedthe first number
of the Prairie du CHEN Leader, new Sc
ries, published and edited by j. G. Bolts
ford. 1t bears indications of good man
segment, is sound OH the Constitution and
ths Union, nearly printed, attentive to the
interests Of its locality, and merits what
We trust it is to receives hearty sup
port
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TIE LAst.-Hon. NJ. L. Fisher called to
see us on Monday last. We informed him
Of his nomination as Lieut.. Governor by the
Dcs Moines Dem convention Of the Path
lie oiW not accept. A. letter in our possess
sion signed by J. NJ. Elwood of Des Moines
is proof to us that he will not accept the
nomination as Judge. We doubt much the
acceptance Of Hon. Chas. Mason, as can.
didate for Governor.
The McGregor Cavalry is ordered to
leave for Burlington on Saturday next; the
company will be full by that time. j. C..
Beedy Of Hardin puts in three horses !;
Hank Clcghorn rides one horse to the war
and pnts in two others Pagin of Frank.
vile puts in six horses. Capt. Freeman is
active and untiring in getting his boys IN
hnc ready to fight the foes of the star
spangled Flag.
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STRAY HORSE.

WENr away from the rrsmss S OF the
CO. Mippesor about fix weeks since dark sorrel
or chestnut hor-e white spots on the body
shod on his fore Whoever will give information
of whereabouts return him shall be lihrf
ally rewarded. p. q. Address. Ru.hfori. Fillmore
county. Minnesota. HULVEk UULVERoON. rs.
july 10Th, 1861. 4.w2 8.. ..-s4
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For The Times.
COnundrum

COnundrum d.. .-s.s q
Why is Jeff Davis, Proposed Kingdom
like an unfinished pillar in Grccian Arch,
lecture? Because he has commenced with
so much base he can never surmount
it with CAP toll.
ALIEN
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DOWN WITH THE BRASS.

A LII parties having Lrass instrumental in their
"A possession belo ging to the City of NEG rogor
are hereby requested to return them II, Mayor at
his office on the Public Square, that they may be
used in the formation OF = new band. y
McGregor, July 30th, 1861. d. X. HOBART.
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FOUND

DAY OF two since, note Of hand signed By
"A Friedrich Dauhorschmidt and unvid s. Daubor-
schmidt. payable to Martin Bachel or carer. The
owner can have the same by ling at, Times office,
proving tho document and paying Tor this Advertise
ment. la. .r .-e.--
McGtegor, July Both, 1861. Va r.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

+ UND. ~
A BOUT week since on Main Street, McGtcgor, a
"A Ma.onic pin, supposed to be man uiac ured Of
goa. The owner can have the property the usual
Times. III - ~
July goth 1861. vi
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MEETING OF THE CLAYTON COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION,

TJNIIE second regular Semi Annnal mec,ins Of the
i Clayton Coanty sunday School Association will
be held 1t the Congregational Church at Ekader on
tuesday, the 18th day OF August 1861 at II O'Clock
.. A general attendance is earnestly solicited.
McGregor, July goth, 1861. ROBERT GRAFT.
w Secretary.
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We nre prepared to kill aud dress Cattle or Hogs
for private individuals at low rates.
Fat Cattle, Hogs aud Sheep purch ased on liberal
TERMS Call at the E--a .H.EgF ~ "a ~ -
NEW BRICK BUILDlNG,' U6jet
Near Western House. j. X D. CAWELTI.
McGreSor, July 3lst ls6lyl St$'& s# 49,
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7 e. u. CAWELTT.

10EG to inform the public that they have <lYv2N1
ID completed their New Meat NJ arkct at NY1N
McGrrgor and now ready to furnish the iR36R
hast the country affords
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CRAWFORD HOUSE, ,f
C. UIT'ENBERG - IOWA
". Al. CRAWFORD Prop.
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pressed an hundred times publicly. Again !:
"And men who served with him in the Leg.
islature, and scores Of good ard true Repub-
licans, in this and adjoining counties, have told
us that they never believed him reliable, and
hence are prepared to see him now n. the first
opportunity attempt to divide and distract the
party which he has evidently served only in the
hope that it might serve him."
believe all the above information from
others is essentially false. do not believe
that any Member of the Legislature has
expressed the opinion ascribcd. During
the two sessions Of the Legislature which
attended there was not division between
my Republican friends and myself upon
any question that was then or has been
since a party question. Occupying the
position did, Of course, | mixed but little
in the discussions Of a party character
tut, the journals will not show vote o.!
mine against political friends on part,
questions. Voting was about all could
find time to do, as studi my duty faith
fully as presiding olficer---aS will appear
from the fact that during neither session
! was there but one appeal taken from my
decisions, that ever went to vote, and in
tibet instance the appeal received just three
votes out of n in the House, and there
were never two sessions of the Legislature
in the State when party spirit ran higher.
That some Republicans have said to Temp
kins that they did not consider me sound
Republican is quite probable. 1t would be
strange if in his fishing for something
of the kind from house to house in these
counties he had not found some such Re,
publicans. The slightest circumstances will
sometimes be sufficient to convince many
men of the soundness or unsoundnoss Of Il
man politically. But | am satisfied the
number is not large. am satisfied very
large proportion Of these who have bold
him SO, are like him, and think the highest
| recommendation u man can have as to
soundness, consists in the bcsmearipg Of
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on OoIVeSloH vi tHc (tl, anu since cStaD-
fishing the blockade on the 18th, had cap.
turcd seven vessels.
A company of cavalry numbering 100
men and 20 horses under command of Lieut..
H. H. Heath, formerly postmaster under
Buchanan, left Dubuque on Friday for their
rendezvous at Burlington, as part of the
First Iowa Cavalry Regiment.
Cen. Cox occupied Charleston on the Ka-
nawha, on the 25th, the rebels retreating
and burning the bridges. 1t is expected
that Rosencranz will intercept their retreat.
The rebels are erecting batteries at Mat
thias Point and Acquia Greek.
1t is positively stated that the rebels are
fully posted on al the general orders issued
to our army.
In four days, Coz. Curtin of Pcnnsylva-
mia pushed 10000 troops on to Washington.
In the U. S. Senate, on the 26th the res.
olution in regard to the maintenance OF the
supremacy Of the Union was taken up and
passed-ayes, "a; nay, Breckenridge, L.
Bill passed to prevent and punish fraud on
the part of officers making contracts for the
government. The bills to define and punish
conspiracy, and to provide for the suppress
sion of rebellion, were also passed.
The City Of baltimore has arrived with
$4,000 in specie. The King of Prussia
narrowly escaped death from pistol ball
fired by student. The Great Eastern
is to run regularly between Liverpool and
New York. The census Of Ireland shows
decrease Of 10 per cent. in ten years.
The celebrated N. Y. Seventh Regiment
is ready for service on twelve hours notice.
The Iowa State Democratic convention
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TtpEes within rlIhe ltniiisntherehf,7st and just
prppoBtiOn of the utdinarS BxpsnseS of tue
SEts government, since 1fny part oif said
debt was contracted, and deductiug there
from the, monies paid, Into thentreasury of
the Commonwealth from the counties in
cluded wtthiuithe said new State within
the same, period All private rights aud
iuterestssrin lands withiniltii proposed
State, derived from the laws of Virginia
prior to such separation, shall remnhrvalid
and secure under the laws of the proposed
State and shall be determined by tho laws
now existing inthe Suite ofTYirginia.i
uiThe laudsiwithin the proposed State, of
nOn-Tesident proprfstors. shall not tingany
case be .tRxed higher3thhn tho lands Of re-
sidepts lthereius Nor, grants Soflands, or
land Warrantsii Issued obyu,thea proposed
State, shall interfere with any warrant is
sued from theLnnds Office eOfdYirginia,ipri-
or. TO the 18th day of April last, which
shall be lOcated.ou lands within the pro-
posed Stateanow liable thereto. b7ews
SEC.olo. When the General Assembly
shall give its consentto the formation OF
such now State, it shall forwatd TO the
Congress of tho United States such cons
sent, together with an official copy ofisuch
U9ustlLuIIuH, WIKI the request that the, said
new State may be admitted into tue Union
of States 3IIi gaiai0tns ainnss 9ht Ut =
as SEp,7ll The Government of the State
of Wirginis,as re-organizedu uby this Con-
yentionL stits sessionin Junelast, shall re-
tain, within the territory of the proposed
State, undiminished sGntf unimpaired,2 all
the powers and Jauthority.with which it
has been vested, until the proposed State
shnlI be, siitouthe Union by the
YCengresslof the United States; and in6th-
ing. in, this ordinance contain ed, i6r " liich
shall be done'inapursuance thereof, shall
impair oureifectthe authority Iofhthe2 said
recognized lSalteas government lin sRny
county which shdli9nOt beiincludedi in the
proposed State,bog isiiomm!
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THE NEW sTATH ORDINANCE,
Passed by the Virginia state conxen-
ton at VheeIing,A Aug. 40, ,,1se1.j n

aWHEREAs, 1t is represented to be the
desire ofithe peopleinhibiting theeouhties
hereinafters mentioned I, be separated from
this Commonwealth, AMI to beierected into
a, separate State, and admitted into the
Union of States, and hcome ameniber of
the Government of the United States; l7s9
The people of Virginia, by their Dele!
gates assembledtin Convention at WheelLa
ing, do ordain that { new State, to be
called the State of Ksnawba he formed
and erected out of the territory inCldded
within the following described boundary:
beginning Ionthe Tug fork OF Sandy river
mp the Kentucky line where the counties
OF Buchanan and b6fnn jOiu the same,
and running thence win the dividing lines
of said counties. hud lhe dividing line 0f
theieounties of Wyoming and AicDbwei
toHthe Mercer count iine,i and Withfthe
dividing line nf5the cGnties Of Mercer and
WyOmiRg to the Raleigh county line, and
thence witlithe diyidiig line of The counties
rofRaleigh aud Mercer, Monroe aud Raleigh,
GreenbrietandR Raleig Fayetteahd GFeen-i
brier, Nicholas and treenbrierg Webster.
GFeenbrier and PocalDntas, .RaiidolptI and
Pocahonlas, Randolph and Pendleton. to
the southwest corner ofdHardy county
thence with the di;iding line of tile
counties of Hardy and Tucker TO the Fair
fax Stone, tbenre With the ili1e. dividing
the States of Aiarylsad and Virginia to
the Peunsylvania lin, thence with the
line dividing the Staes of Pennsylvania
and Virginia to the 0hioT River, tbehte
down said river, and including tile SAME,
10 ,theidividing line Rtweeh Yirginia and
Kentucky, and with he said iiins TO the
Including within the 9b6unda-
ries ofithe proposed ner Sthte the counties
of Logan, Wyomingi Raleigh, Fdyettc,
Nicholas, Webster, 2andolphi TdCker,
Preston, Mono1Ralia. aarion, Taylor, Bhr-
ibolr, Upshar, Harrisin, Lewis Bra3ton,
Clay, Kauawhay Boone, Wayne, Gabell,
Putnam, Mason, JRekDu. Roane, Calhoun,
Writ, Gilmer, Ritehie W0Udg Pleasants,
Tyler, Doddtidge, Weirel; Marshall, Ohio;
Brooke and Hancock. ziss -fips 6ilT so1
3 SIC 2. All persoB5 qnalified TO vote
within the boundaries aforesaid, aud who
Shall present thsnisiivesaGts the 7seuerAE
places 0E5voting within their respective
counties, on.the fourth Thursday tn i0ct0-
Der next, shall be allowed 10 vote on the
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s He then moved to proceed to the consid-l
GRAFTON of the following, which was also
taken up and passed :.n...a. aal s31a ~
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.af;1,,'.a, 3 msdL - szad lLggas zg.!aa
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NIiSS0uril AIinfngC0nlnanY.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
t'CAPITAL STOCK 900.
syJlHIs COMPANY IS ssFoRAfED FoR THE pUR..
PSsS q i1lng nj " ptsEssts % St
tefprise We believe that the stock can be made to
paylarge dividends, and at hesaIe time more real
lveESping and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of MISSOURI than by the use ofye timest the
OF capital Invested in any business.
r rTe staltmeke hebtIicea 6four Company af'Som-
gstG mSnE SHrsan Of ths mineral Pf tho
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located in
Missouri Great Inducements will be offered to cap
taltats and mining adveitGteFs, who desire to- pur-
chase and work paving W mines BY dealing With this
we respectfully Aoleit the attention of an who
have mineral lands toF sale to send us q statement
lands the number OF acres the location, and the low
est 6as price tcy willing take for said lands
-SN shallwoTk prly such mines as pay largely, but
shall open prove of the lands we sell. The
books for sIIbscrfpti6ntO the stock are now open at
s6SS 6S SS S saS ak see
No 2l LOCUST street. All whe feel auinterest In this
business, and have money, will do well to call and
ctty,can secureit by enclosing ten per cent, of the
amount wanted to the lresideht or Treasurer.
& 7ugH 80 ssbIREcToRs: b1a ts25sai
Henry D. BACON, Hsq1- Matthew Bntler, Rsq,
A " Alfred Clhnp. Esqs u b. Harwood. Esqa
To7SP& T Si;s EsihEF9p, Esq1s I:.sL RIMIgns
a +Siso ESQ e24nuE4rEs?sSP5s ?sSP5 Payne S9Slzsq ESP
Henry D. Bacon, 80 Il. v. Bogy,
M. M.SBUThEis, l!rre6S ~ ALPRED CLAPP, Pres't.
2n The above prospectus has up To- to this date late been
published 10 only OF lsGdIag papers for ten
days. No extra efforts to get stock taken have been
arnile Yet tG6 public % we'll apprecnid tie sound.
ness Of the enterprise that hundred thous-
and dollars of the stock has already been taken. We
wlf briefly state that the shares are S25 zach paid
in full without further liability; transferable By de-
literyi Registered only when dividends are received.
Any person having money TO spare, can. by the pur
cliHss OF shnres in tho Missouri Mining Company
makean Investment that Will pay largely, and hold
stock that Is readily into cash tthoutloss
'RsHf5S 81 fSSil So, AraEpdh9 - 1861. @es'7'$w4'n'
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L. Every Incumbent q an oniee held under au.
th0fftS Uf tie edmn OdVteAt, ofof any county, eity
town thereof Whp on and before the lIth day Of
June lat VAS in rebellion against The goyerpmepeof
the United States. or who by any oEeEt Act OF by
writing or speaking, Imported aud, uIheId or AZ.
tempted tosupPDrt or uphold the uturped govern.
ment at Richmond er,ths Pgssenaed soyefrmsnt Of
the 0oHtedsrate StNtes and who hss 9ot before The
rAssa df this Ordinance. taken and subscribed fe
oath OF once prescrihsd by tho ordjnanee or fhir
Convention, entitled ..An 0rdinanee Tor tho Re-or-
Ganizatiqn q the s!afe GOyeTiment' shall L deem
cd and tken to have vacated his Office; and II shall
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iaalIpgutrltiqflltEr
:, 4 TER9Ts on ADVRRTIsING.

;
A9-Yearly Advertising on Reasonable terms aeeor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
made. zu -slW -eI;ls.l' +4'}3 ltftii-s-
AladTeFtisemeptsfr from transient persons Or strang
ers. to be pad for IN adpance. - "a y
Business Cards not ceeiing i've lines S10peryear,
or So for six munths, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than q square, ! 5iIlfu
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and NIL
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
well all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauction les and real estate sent in by them uSN
be paid fCr at the usual rates.
Observation-Disclosures NOT ACCOMPANIED with writes
directions viii be inserted until charged
accordingly. t -. Isl, i,t,5vrsfs= u zeg I9li
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cEes ~ full rates - tsiSD4i2 SO iis i-.H ~.
Marriages. Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Of seEmons, so eenta Zach :. -.1-.- noyll-,59
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be ths duty Of the GoSerh6F up5d satisfactory evi-
deuee thereof to proceed trS fll sbeh vaCihey,
cause tie same to b. dilei IN the mode presrTibed
by the fifth sectEoot tis Rboye cited ordifanee.
q This 0rilpAnec ttkll he IN force frufi Its pdt
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION = .fr
Rjsks al terms constituent With solVency and
sF rs p ftf4'I.zI IiIir pTaHt. : Is ~ 80 ~
E1PseiaIatteaEioHg giren 10 IHgurIHcSef DWELLINGS,
and conLenLl for terAil of ono Q JIge years.