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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

RELIGIOUS. reyiyals still continue /,
from appearances to an outsider" they
are growing more interesting Some OF
our most influential citizens lmale and fe-
male) are Joining the church and others
are on the way. Had we time, space and
ability we would write review Of the
reasons for oil this. Rev. Mr.. Tucker Of
the Bap.ist Church immersed seven Of our
people on Sunday evenings crowded
church vas present. Mr.. BRlGnr delivered
On excellent sermon and bade Us goodbye
Every body Of religious turn is active in
tie cause. and some, not so religious here
tofore, are growing uneasy. Nearly !5t
hsys professsi christianity since tie sayiy
nj heySS,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

ENTERpRIzE.-SEru L. Nj cKLER-thc
Seth is Low engaged in the manufacture o!
Printers Ink. II he goes into the Adver'
Using business LAS he threatens to dog he
will wake ScgIyESF& WHEELER OIL. Of their
le.hargy in double.qnick time. WHEELER,
late with Rounds & Jones, Of Chicago, is a
nice man and we like him, but he don't ask
price enough to pay for. toe wear and ,eal
o! conscience incident to our business
Modes'y, probably, inhibi,s the use of nerve
Mr.. WAesler, will you please to roll round
better prices for .felloe? .l .. -....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

schools. q.....ea..- -.. .. ..a
The TINES Office is indebted to Mr.. A. L
SrEARNs. Of Milwaukee, for small library
81 Books published at the hocse Of E. II.
Butler & Co.. Philadelphia Mr.. Ssearns is
the travelling Agent for the house. .G
In our collection arc Stockhards's Chem.
i,try, translated frou. the French, an
elementary work Of srea, value; I'enny's
Geology, also an elementary work Of very
great interest series Of Goodrich's School
Histories Of the United States. In addition
TO these, Mr.. Stearns fayors Us With series
Of Aitche.rs schoa Biographies from No.
l, 1.-THE chHd's) to No. 4. (the graduates
which the house for which he solicits are
interested in selling. These Biographies
are tho very thing for our schools. They
are easy and plain, without being Cat; an
inspection of them by teachers and others
here has resulted in universal indorsc.
ment Of them by all interested in the educa.
ton of youth. The mode Of instruc ion
carries the child along SO that ere he il
aware of it he has acquired knowledge OF
the surface Of the Earth. We trust all
these valuable works vii! be introduced
into our schools, and that E. II. Butler
& Co will receive large orders for them.
Mr.. Stearns has been engaged in the
Book Trade all bis life, and he is regarded
IS the most competent salesman in that
line that roams the west. Write to E. H.
Butler & Co. Phil, if you want catalogue
or Hrices
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

Down WITH fIlGH Prices :. Ha,nmcrslough
Brothers buyer is East purchasing goods at
present reduced prices. New goods are
arriving. such as Domestic Dry Goods,
Spring Mantillas, Shanls, Yankee Notions,
and splendid stock Of white goods Of all
descriptions. Their stock Of Ready made
Clothing vii! be the completest this spring
Of any establishment west Of New York.
No trouble nor expense will he spared ID
satisfy our customers. Remember thai
IIammersloushs is. and VII be, in the field
to benefit the public with their immense
stock Of Dry Goods and Clothing at reduced
prices. Give them call at l0l Main ST.
opposite the Broad AK, MoGregor, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

Books. -G. F. Woodward. Esq.. one oil
the Eltors Of N. Y. H,rticulturalist and
formerly Chic. Engineer Of the McGregor
Railway, sends US a pretty Agricultural
work called "Woodward's Country Homes"
It is very interesting and we do not see
how Architects can do without it. There
is nothing like neat, tasty convenient plan
for your house, ou, houses and grounds
before you strike lick towards their ar.
rangement.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15
School Election.

! school Election.
On Monday the election for School officers
for Mendon (this) Township took place, result.
| ing in the success Of the Democratic Ticket
by 1873 majority. We say meiority because
there were no votes cast against II.
The ticket was headed Democratic School
Ticket" Homer Kennedy was elected Presi.
dent VIM. Koss Vice President; A. J. Jordan
secy L. Benton Jr.. Treasurer e. R. Barron
| Director. There was also voted a tax Of 4
mills for Teachers fund, mills for School
House Fund and 9 mills for Contingent fund.
Persons away from here may wonder why
there was but one ticket, and that Democratic
one. First, the selections Of the Democracy
were Of the best possible kind next. there 10
| no hope Of Republican" success here, either
in city or oxnsllip, on any political issue, and
last, though more important than all, the Ian.
guage Of the "McGregor News Company" in
it's silly blowout" of last week was so motto.
riously false that no common sense man Of its
party would identify himself whit. We have
this last point from one of the most devoted
Republicans here his name is at the service Of
the inquirer. @.a -..
| Out Of courtesy to . long time personal
friend, Mayor Lefingwcll, We forbear to VENT.
late, In detail, the circumstances preceding and
attending the election Of Monday. the 9Th
Suffice it. that the Mayor mentioned to the
senior editor Of this paper that he regretted to
| aee such an inexcusable article as the "Aiews
Company" published. The Company really
favor the ZINES by employing the quill Of a
buzzard. but as our social relations with the
firm are thus far agreeable. we cannot but re-
greet either their taste or their necessity.
PS.-Judge Williams permits US to state
that he never scas member of the "New,
Company Capt. Benton, in conversation
with Geo. L. Bass and ourselves, had stated
otherwise. We beg the Judges pardon.
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Latsss Ns.ss. .......
"A dispatch from Lee says that Brass at
Tackled the federal force advancing fron
N.wbt:s, aud defeated them, csptaring
,,sW prisoners and cannon.
:. IS reported that Johnston Is ss.r the
fsdkin river. and Beauregara fortifyins at
.sah;gh and Goldsboro; that Sherman is
moving from Cheraw to Fayetteville that
the rebels have abandoned Oil the country
between Newborn and Goldsboro. eyacu.
a,ing Kinston on the Sd; that Cheatham' s
column has been completely crushed by
Sherman; that Johnston is supposed to
have attacked Sherman and got awfully
shipped; that Schat,eld has been routed,
with the loss Of 1900 men and 60 cannon ;
aud that Sherman has been defeated and
his army totally annihilated.
Grants forces have, for SONS time past,
been mud. bound.
Suffolk has been reoccupied BY the
tederals.
The Chronicle. Of yesterday, states that
Vice President Johnson's "health is entire
y restored"
X freyues IN Tia Tennessee river, DC
ssroyed 81, 100000 worth Of federal prop
esty At PASSPORT. Misa.
The rebsl congress MAS to adjourn OF
Saturday. TIE ave-arming bill, slight,
amended. was PISSED in the senate by one
majority. and would undoubtedly Do con.
Cured IN by the house.
The confederation scheme +@as adoptes
b the Canadian parliament on Saturday.
a Richmond paper states that y larg
aucent of Iebel'tobacco was recently sen
70 fredericksburg. fSr the purpose Of be
Ing exchanged with the !ederals for bacon
Gen. Singleton being tbs principal mana
ger Of the affair; and that the federais, in
stead Of making the contemplated trade
captured the tobacco and destroyed II.
Gov. Andrew, it is said. has been ten
dsrsd the vacant U. s. judgeship foy To-
district Of Massachusetts. .. 49,.
The average number Of volunteers in Ill
inois for the + ass month exceeds 500 pc
day; and It is expected at Springfield that
by the list prox the quota viii be f!!et
within c,coo or 5000. a...,....
EcCulloch has been confirmed sec.e.sr,
81 the treasury. i
Gen. Sheridan officially informs the de
pArtment Of bold and destructive raidin,
operations BY his cavalry forces from Char
lottsille to the neighborhood Of Lynchbure
destroying many miles Of railroad and tn
Games river canal. and capturing artiller.
and'canai botts loaded with ammunition
ystiony, medical stores, &c, ua
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

A Card.
MIR. & Mrs. S. P. Sloan thank their friends
Ia this city for succession Of most agree.
able surprises en- the evening of the 9th
inst.
We were surprised by the sudden appear
ance Of number Of friends and then we
were surprised TO receive package. pie:
sented in the name Of many more friends ;
and lastly, We were most surprised Of all
to fnd that the package contained U. S.
Bonds to the amount Of $500.
We value the gift for its intrinsic worth,
bat far more precious is The beautiful
thought Of your hearts which suggested it.
As our friends, by 50 many expressions ol
Kindness, increase our Obligations to :hem
sud to the Heavenly Father through them
We pray that God may make Us more sf
fsctionste!y faithful in our social and
pastoral relations to our people.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

AS- Sewing Maclincs..-It is wonderful to
the increase Of patents for and tho vast sale Of
Sewing Machines. How in tho name Of seams and
stitches hens and tucks did the world get along with
ont the Moderate Sewing Machine, As the old Yam.
kee lady says, "Du tel!'
LOUIS PEAvr has the agency Of the Wilcox Gibbs
Sewing Machine. 1t fears comparison with the
others that lay claim TO public favor PEAyT will be
pleased to have coll from those who may want 10
supply themselves with the Indispensable family friend
Rooms over A. Frenchs Jowelry Store, near Market
Square, MeGregor. al a 4S7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

From TuE 6ru CAvALRY. Private II.
Clark writes US from Fl. Randall, Decotah,
sV1ns an account Of the death Of Davis,
Murphy and r Mickle Of their regiment.
Capt. AMEs (of Clark's company was on a
visit here when the letter was written. Our
limited space fo,bids its publication at
present,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

GREAT BARGAINs.-In order to make room
for fine stock of Ladies furnishing goods,
which shall soon have in store, have de-
termined to sell m any very desirable and styi.
ish goods at cost. consisting in part Of Bonnets
Hats, Plumes, Ribbons, Trinmings, Powers
&C., sc. Call and examine soon.
Mrs. II. c. ScoTr, Milliner.
McGregor, March 7th, 1865. -
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Useasesss Hems.
= there are any persons on earth entitled
70 our regard, they are those who have left
home and friends to restore our country TO
IS pristine glory. Some may have gone
70 war because they were good for nothing
It home; some for venal purposes; some
from necessity; but tho most Of them are
Ia the ssaba.t!ed f-ld because Of high.
toned patriotism, . lave Of country, an en-.
thusiastic hcroism. The latter class merit
our highest consideration. Those who
survive this conflict will be at home soon
20 Miss buried wife and scsttered family
lIeme win not Do home to them without
the ioved ones are there. Let Us provide
pAass for the scarred heroes. In Milwaukee,
Mfs }s0passd 10 provide temporary home
soe the weary ones and permanent home
for tbs destitute who may have left their
limbs on the battle. fields Of tue South. Te
secure this most charitable end Fair viii
cemmencs ia that city June 28.h. Ali who
love the brave ones who have barred sheil
breasts 10 the balls Of secessis will con
tribute 70 this patriotic enscrprise. Lat al
participate ia this great work, and takt
their pay In the iss.s Of Joy shed b. sicl
and MANNED men vho stood between oul
hspss aad tho bullets Of thoee who would
have destroyed national character.
Address JoHN J. TALx3ocE. Esq. Treas
srsr, Il you would learn particulars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

SrocK RAIsERs.-This office is now pro-
vded with JACK and House cuts suitable
as headings for Posters, interesting alone to
stock raisers Printing done in the best
sty and at ordinary paying prices.
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McGrcgor March 8 1868.

OSg OF our morning contemporaries very
modes'ly clail.!s to have greater circulation
than all tbs, other papers published in Chi
cago! 1t is the same modest concern that
claims to have made Mr. Lincoln President
and to have done many other very wonder
ful works. Modesty is a virtue, indeed,
bat the opposite is The other thing. = Chicago
Journal. sE..- - ..#gt II
One would conclude that the Journal
don't think much of the Tribune. ..r
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

NorIcD The Rev. DR.. Gierlow Will
deliver Lecture before the Young Mems
Christian Association OH Friday evening,
March nth, IT the Dsptis. Church, At u
nsntn~s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

0er1dom.
Rev. Mr.. Wheelock, with Gen. Banks.
as experimentor in negro socials. writes to
Garriscn's Liberator that the Job" Of
educating the blacks is hard one. He
says:
"On scores Of plantations. labor WIS
wholly suspended; and the laborers in
hundreds, with their wives and little ones,
had gathered around the forts and soldiers
camps There they earned a precarious
living by such uncertain and intermittent
empiovmens ~ they might And; the men
as servants, f,ostlers. camp followers, and
hangers on-their wives as cooks, washer.
women, &C. Hunger, cold, fever and sm,sl
! pox were carrying of the children at a
fearful rate of mortality. The morals o!
the men were being undermined by idleness
and evil example, and the modesty Of the
women debau.hsd by contact With oil thai
is debasing in military life From month
to month their numbers yisbly decreased
and it really seemed as though the southern
negro, like the Indian, the Caffre, the Carib
and the Australian, would become extinct
before the rude shock Of the war, and ths
corrosive venom Of our vices.
The slave in Louisiana had become free
de facto, and in . qualified sense, but. alas
his freedom only meant the power to be
como idle. to become immoral, 70 sicker
and 10 die II - N#
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

LAST week we had the pleasure of q call
from JAMES CORY, Esq. editor Of the
Waukegan Gosette. The acknowledge.
ment would have been in our last issue,
but unfortunately We have two old vests
and q portion Of orr memoranda for the
week was in the one that we didn't Aoos
on when making up local matters for the
paper. -
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COMMERCIAL.
TIars OFFICE, Tuesday, March IA p.

TINS OPfIcE, Tuesday, March NJ r. NJ
Weather still cool. Snow and rain. Winter yet in
power. Slcghing fair Business dull. Prices varying
every day on grain All watching the army move
ments and gold Gold for the past week has been fuc
tuatin between S. 90 and 81 49, closing to-day, r. H.,
q. sleo Wheat in Chicago closing at $3.50.
Sec Benton Bros. Co.'S list of prices. tfh j
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The parents Of Charlotte Fewins, Of
Burlington, iowa, caused her arrest and
were the only witucesss against her on q
charge Of stealing iswe!ry from hen.
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In this city, on Tuesday morning the 18th inst, of
typhoid fever, VIM J. Miller, aged 80 years.
The funeral services took place at tho residence Of his
brother, " II. Miller, at O'Clock to-day.
At McGrcgor March sth, of puerperal fever CfnIs-
TINA, wife Of Jacob Schmidt, aged 70 years
On Sunday, March 5.h: in Farfacrsburgh Clayton
Co iowa, Of Erys,pe'as, NANCY, wife of Asa Teach.
REV. Mr. Stone writes us:
"The deceased was aged 80 years, months and 10
days. leaving family Of children the youngest only
weeks old We feel deeply to sympathize with this
dear family in their severe bereavement and say to
them let Religion point them to that farcr brighter
cline where they may meet to part more. Brother
veach has lost a1ectonate Companion the children
kind mother and the community beloved ncighbor,
Christian Tho funeral services were attended
to at tho church in the presence CT large and weeping
audience The writer preached the funeral discourse
from Revelations goth, 18th, May the Lord bless the
afflicted family 3. D. STONE"
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LoDestrsst bss asked, through : Gag OF
wsse, phvi.ess - arrange. II possible, TOT
- setuxp of priSsuere o. bo.h sizes
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-03-15

WE Clip from the chicago Evening Jour.
nal Of Saturday last, the following remark
sbls article. II it possible the Journal and
Cincinnati Gazette, tho organs Of devoted
loyalty to the administration, will dare to
thus beard the second officer Of the Gov.
eminent! II such statements were origi.
naily made BY Democratic papers, wouldn't
there be . loud shrek from the offended
columns OF our patriotic" Republican ex.
changes: Is il a fact in Washington as
well as in McGregor. that Whisky is now
tie element Of strength in tho opposition !?
Time was when our side Was said to have
Command Of the liquor battery. but the
precious st1f is so inconvenientiy high of
hate that poor people cannot afford it's use,
and hence the capture Of it by those whose
more favored positions politically give them
facilities for getting:
TIE INAUGURAL HcxlLrArrox. Andrew
johnson. the Vice President elect. present.
ed himself drunk at tho great inaugural
ceremony. in the presence Of the assembled
executive. and judicial departments of the
Government. tho Representatives Of the
people, the Senate over which he is to pre-
side, lcrge concourse Of citizens from all
parts G! the country, and Of the foreign
-3iz,nmasists and visitors. Before that ina.
posing concourso be beloved for half an
hour the idiotic babbie Of o mind besotted
BY . fortnight's debauch. He boasted him
self 40 specimen Of tho working OF
American institutions, which brought such
. man IS ho 10 the second place in the
Government. He dragged it's proudest
ceremony in the slough Of bis degrade
ton, and turned it to shame and mo.tiGca.
sion.
"This cannot be covered up % private
infirmitY. Il WAS exhibited before the
world. We have to discuss it as q public
calamity. and as national insult and dis.
grace which demands relief Cincinnati
Gazette.
We join the Gazette in condemnins the
Vice President for the unseemly state in
which be presented himself at the inaugu.
ration. We wero an eye witness to the
drunken exhibition. and shared the shame
and modification felt by al present. that one
10 highly honored By the people should, O.,
the threshold Of his official duties. prove
himself 80 unworthy and unfit to discharg'
them.
ia view Of the past history Of Mr.. John
son. and Of the great services he has rem
Aered the country. We can excuse much ,ha
ho might do. Blu, for his conduct on tn
occasion referred to there is no excuse. an,
can be no palliation. IT sach excuses ar
70 DO the rule Of his con1uct hereafter. "
hope that be has manhood enough left I
resign the high trust confiding peopl
bsse placed in his hands, and retire TO pr
v.te lie. The country cannot afford to b
Aass di&honored. and incur the risk of tn
dread alternative. in case of the death Q
Ai76iliiy Of the Chief Executive.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
,,,up .,on.rtnership heretofnrs existing under tho
name and firm OF w. II. HILLS CO., is this day
dissolved. owing to the death OF W. II. Hills s.s
The business will be carried on by Peterson Larson,
"A' SAMUEL J. PETERSON.
HANS LARSON.
McGregor, Iowa, Feb Is. 1855. sS6w4
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or prices.

Sanitary Fairs. .- a1@
These Institutions are decidedly in order.
On tho soth Of May there will begin q
grand movement in which Michigan, I'LL
nois, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa are
interested. A circular from Dubuque,
Fred. e. Bissell President, and hal:'a doz n
lady Vice Presidents, advises US of the
movement Ministers, loyal citizens and
ladies are requested to Go their bes. for the
U. 8. Commission on that OCCASION. The
Army want Vegetables and Hospital Clot! .
ing. The Fair wants ever ytl,ing that will
bring money. Address B. W. Raymond &C,
Madison ST., Chicago, or Rev. E. S. Norris,
Dubuque, Iowa. If a newspaper could
b. devoted to the publication Of tho names
Of Honorary Officers" and actu,l ones Of
such Fairs we would publish the lengthy
circulars sent us; but We regard our space
as worth something Cor other m,tters. In
the Chicago circular before US arc the
names Of IS to 80 distinguished people as
Honorary members" for Pres: Vices and
Secretaries. and in note j. is said these
persons will have nothing to do! The
cause is a good enc but this tying oyster
! cans to the tail OF !. and the issuin. Of 9
three column sermon IL Circular" re
CURED to he published in oil newspapers
don't suit Us. II is "too much Of a good
thing" On one page Of the circular now
b1fors US are the Advertisements Of Chi
cago merchants dona;ing to the Fair. This
country press" can publish this two
column Ad. gratis il they IKE. We pass
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- PLEASANT RESIDENCE op Main street, z =
G sIcGregor nearly opposite the Flanders House NE
where Capt. Ehefwn nov resides. 3s3's
Also Residence on Ann Street. COW occupied BY Jas.
Reddng.
Also, one In McCraney's Addition q fas}[ go
Also. Two Lots and buildings at North McGregor
Also Eighty Acres of Fine Land adjoining the farm
of Reuben Mickle on the Garnayo road.
For prices and terms enquire at the TINS Oece, or
,a,.s.s r y RENICK Chicago III fstEk 437
h.Xst- DIP EYES MADE NEw.-A panrh-
LET directing how speedily restore sight aud give up
without aid az doctor or medicine Sfntly
mall free on receipt Of 10 cents Addycfs e: y:
FoorI, 81 b, llao broadway, New Yesk: s1s8
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-05
Stanley House, Augusta.

A The subscribers would respectf lily inform
the cit zens OF Augusta. aud he travelling
~ public GENERALLY, That they have f.rmed
isEE7 :* b. I'll copar ner hip, under the name OF
EEArM WING Il WILL ana, and have leased
the stanley House (which is cate ON alter st.,
in c.ose pr sximIty TO tbs Dep and ku iness por-
ton OF the ty) 10 take eec on the l2h day sfDe.
gambler, 1861, on VII CD day the house will be oren
in ssyle not surpass- BY any hosel 10 the stau.-
The large and commo0ious ,Rs vail Oe refits In
the ost app style, with -ver, convenience ~
lit the wants or boar eIs and vsiiors.yrIA numer-
GUS and well-trained corps walters VIII be Ia
ten4ance. whose Efforts wi be ilu )usl directed
20 the 90 n tort ana convent nce OF pafrons. SIT
A nice suit of bath rooms will be D ovirea where
TIE uesis can indalge in a ath. wi b colo warm
water A fire. ,of safe will be furnished for the
sommodation of visitors wishing TO dep1sit valu
able articles for sack epine oaches wlll be IL at
tendance to nsey visitors to any part of the city
The culinary Engagements vii be und v the charge
OF an experienced co, and ht us keeper al NO
effort will be spared 10 supply the .abes with every
delicacy in season. and out Y ii if ISL I{btSf38f1
We take pleasure in cling able to announce that
we bave sec ,red the valuable services of Mr.. GUY
fUaNER. ioraeFIy che populat and tfii MT Gle K oil
The Augusta House, as On OF Clerk under whose su-
pervision the internal arrangement the house
Will be co Dducted Ia manner to suit the most ex
acting and fastioious taste. ~ Aei fit- ~ $40
The subscrioers Intend that nothing shall be left
uudone to ren der their use wo thy of patronage
and trust their eff rts will with the approba.
ton and support CT the public. aiiosa
i2s3 a A NrT CHARLEs A. WINe,
HKNRY WILLIAMsg
Augusta, Dec IL, 1854. n aeel5W slim