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-f4a KEOkUk, IOWA 9 FRibaYs FEBRUARY 1866.

self into another. 2 LAneaAkr i Bot peshaps
my toast forbids me to touch upon this well
known class of Yankee Notwithstanding
me rather, to such women as "eomforted"
the Pilgrims. Laughter.
But, my friends, such OF the Pilgrim Fathers
as found good women to S'comfort" them,
had, am sure, their full share of matrimo-
nial thorns in the flesh For instance,
heardofan early New Engh epitaph on a
tombstone in these words hObediah and Ss-
rah Wilkenson:-T Their scdrtdre is accom-
plishedr r [Uproarious laughter.] And
among the early statutes of Connecticut a
State that began with bhte laws, and ends
with black [laughter] there was one which
said "No Gospel minister shall unite people
In marriage; the civil magistrate shall unite
peoptein marriage, as they may do it with
less scandal to the church," Loud laugh
ter.I Now, gentlemen, since Yankee clergy
men Jared 30 hard for wedding fees in those
days, is it to be wondernd at that so many
Yankee clergymen have rnn away from New
England, and are here to -night2 ? Laughter ]
Dropping mems frailties in the grave which
cover their ashes, hold up anew to your re-
spect the Forefathers of New England! And
as the sons of the Pilgrims are worthy of
thesr slres, 50 the daughters of the Pilgrims
are worthy of their mothers
/ hold that in true womanly worth, in
housewifely thrift, in domestic skill in every
lovable and endearing quality, the present
race OF ankee women are the women OF the
earthi [Applause. And trust we shall
yet have Republic which, instead Of dis
franchising one half its citizens, and that too
by common consent tits better half shall or
dain the.political equslity not only of both
'colors, but of both sexes! | believe in a re-
constructed Union wherein every woman
shall have a wedding ring on her finger, and a
ballot in her hand [Sensation. And now,
to close, let me give you bit of good advice.
The cottages Of our forefathers had few pic
lures on the walls, but many families bad q
print of liking Charles Twelve Good Rules"
the eleventh of which was, ''make no long
meals" Now, King Charles lost his head.
and you will probably make long meal bnt
when after your long meal, you 60 home in
the wee small hours, what do you expect to
find You will find my toast-"W a
beautiful Rod r. [Laughter.l Now. my
advice IS. "Kiss the rod r. fGreat laughter,
during which Mr.. Tilton took his seat
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Legislative Summary.


The General Assembly has reconvened and
is now at work. The Rgister eives the fel.
lowing summary of lass "Wednesday q proceed
| ings:
In the Senate petitions were introduced
protesting against an extension OF time on
the Land Grant to the ID. d s. C.. railroad;
relative to extending the right of suffrage TO
colored citizens to amend the State Constr
tuition; to securing the title to SO called River
Lands above the Raccopn forks of the Des
Moines River; protesting against repeal of the
present Liquor law; to make sub. school Dis
tricts; to extend the jurisdiction of county
courts. Bills were introduced relative TO
securing the conveyance of certain real estate
to aliens in foreign countries; to amend s2564
of the Revision of 1850, relative to guardians;
to amend 22460 of same, relative to sdminis.
traitors; to amend Chapter I, of the laws Of
the lth General Assembly; to securing title
to certain lands of the 10000 acre grant,
and to appoint j. A. Harvey agent to attend
to same. Bills were passed legalizing the
conveyance of real estate to the ST. Charles
cemetery Association; to provide for the ac-
knowledgement OF ofdeeds, DC. before Embas.
sadors, and similar officers in foreign coun-
tries; to amend IL Chapter l28 of the act Of
the 10th General Assembly by striking out
Putnam and inserting Patterson; to authorize
the Jude of Des Moines county to complete
the records OF previous county judges of that
county; fixing the compensation of referees,
surveyors and assistants in partition cases;
and to amend s449y3 of the Revision of 1860
relative to Bail Bonds
The bill for reimbursing the sum of about
one thousand dollars to the Western Bank of
Mo. was discussed and recommitted to the
committee with instruction TO send for per.
sons and papers If necessary. The bill to
prevent the running at large of horses, mules,
and asses, diseased with gleet, glanders or
button farcy, was passed.
A large batch of petitions was introduced
in the House. Among them we're several for
the repeal Of the Prohibitary Liquor Law
and many remonstrances against such repeal.
There were also several asking for law
regulating the tariff on railroads. Mr.. Rogers
introduced bill for the relief at home of
certain INDECENT persons who cannot reason
ably be asked, as they surely will not consert,
to associate with the inmates of the County
Poor House. Also, a bill to provide for the
collection and settlement of the Eads School
Fund notes and mortgages. Mr.. Gaylord in
troduced bill to more generally advertise
estrays. Mr.. Abbott, bill providing for
commission to revise the present system of
county and township government Several
other bills were introduced; quite q number
ordered to third reading, and not few sent
TO their grave. A large amount of matter
was introduced. and withal heavy days
work performed.
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MONTREAL, Feb. p.

The meetings Of the executive council have
come to close. The subjects under consd-
Grafton were the abrogation Of the reciprocity
treaty, frontier defences and public health
measures.
A proclamation has been issued cautioning
American fishermen against in shore fisheries
after the 18th of March next
A proclamation TO prevent the importation
of diseased cattle will appear in the next issue
of the Canada Gazette
Letters from commissions TO West Indies
report satisfactory progress. They hope to
complete their Investigations early in March.
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| rather like waterfalls

| rather like waterfalls,
! kant tell whi emmy more than I can tell
viii love kastor ie-but kastor lie is good
for lazyness in the system.
| don't like lazyness of no sort-not even
IN musketers.
want my musketers lively
But all this is foreign to my purpose.
| like watertalls-they are SO easy and nat
ural
They attack all the sex.
Some they attack with great fury, while
others approach more like siege working up
slowly
| saw one yesterday.
1t want no bigger nor a small French tur-
nip.
1t had attacked small woman of only
nine years duration.
! She was full Nv recreation, and when she
bounded along the side walk tit wuz on the
west side of St. Clair street, in city Nv Gin
cinnaty, forenenst Baker & Davis yelio sope
stere} the waterfall highsted up and down in
an oscillating manner, representing much the
sportive terminus of a bobtailed lamb in
great hurry.
The effect was purely electric.
! also saw another one putty soon, which
belonged to mature matron.
She might have saw seventy-6ve summers,
| hCi non "no "hitC 90 uOuf VI n,
worth fifteen dollars barrel, delivered y but
the waterfall was black.
asked bystander how he could account
| for that. eek s,,4ssa a.ss
| he said " it was younger"
l also saw another one putty soon, which
was the property of gusher. !
| She was about nineteen years old and waz
az ripe az two year old peach.
She swept the streets like thing of life
Men stopped to gaze az she passed, and
put in a chew of tobacco. Little boys pock-
eted their marbles in silence.
Her waterfall was about the size of corn
basket turned inside out. -.-r ~-es
e It waz inklosed in common shapent and
kivered with diamonds Nv glass.
| Ii shone in the frisky sun like the tin dome
on the top of the Court House, where the Su-
pervizors meet
But | rather like waterfalls.
| 1t haz bin said that they run out, but this,
think, is al error, for they don't show any
leak yet.
In the language Of the expiring Canadian
on on our Northern frontier, I say Vive ls
Bag tel" -
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T EGAL NoTICE-To James + Bruce an,

T EGAL N0TICE-To James Bruce anc
IL sarah srncr, ton RIOS ., ruv II, Ktghlcr a
Co, Nlla, Mayhem 4 Co. Emma " Williams. Ex-cutIix o
si-o b Williams. deceased, Abbott, Johns Co, Hu.
G ok State VI lows for the OF the School Fund,
Collins. sHecntor OF the Est-t- Of VI rriek, decd
Cgmmns, Sc .man 4 Co. Alex Wrsy Co, Charles Bu !
Lind BrustA Co, William iohper and Thomas swan
wick kxecn,ors of the Estate OF Louis Znde deceased
Geo sDier-on srcwn ''oddan Co John larson. !
Jchnoa. Executrx Of thu Estate 4 Ben johnson, d.
ceased Richard Pyles, Milton Pyl-s and Pyle:
There is hie in the once Of the Clerk Of th
District Court Of Lee county Iowa at crt Madison tb
petition OF hugh sample, claiming against James
Bruce the of thousand dol ars, promissor,
note executed by him for 81 90 Jauua 3th 1855
against all the cef-ndaus the hrelosnre Of mortTaS'
by sad Bruce to plaintiff 10 secure said not
twenty ct ont by hanf-ed feet deep out of lot
eleven and Twelve Ia block twenty nine, in the city o
Kcokus, BE county, Iowa.
And unless you pear and answer said Pet
ton on or before the second day at OF the da'
term ls6S Of aid Court commanding on the third Mon
day OF N-v Judgment will be rrnd~red and the prop
erty ordered t. be sold RANKIN n M~CRARY,
Rev stamp. 80 eta Au'ys for Pla'ntiS.
feb21l AM-tLu
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A CORRESPONDENT ofthe Quincy Republict

A CORRESPONDENT ofthe Quincy Republican
says;
The struggle among towns through North
Missouri to become railroad centers is run
ming high. and the papers bring constant re-
ports of plans to secure such centralization.
Most of these towns and their proposed roads
look to keokuk for terminus, and seem to
look to that place 70 become the railroad
center of this region. Among many others,
a road is proposed to be bailt from Macon
City, Edna, &c., to Keokuk tforwhich char
ter has already been granted,) and it takes
but glance at the map to see that should
the various ideas now advanced culminate
and become operative, and Quincy still re-
main silent and inactive, network Of
roads viii run unnoticing around ps, tapping
every foot of country outside of our imme-
diate vicinity, and carrying off and diverting
every valuable interest from our reach and
control. fs
u We wish our sister city to prosper, bat We
think the building Of the roads referred to
to this place to be contamination devoutly to
be wished. Let our people lend the projects
every encouragement.
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i .EGAL NOTICE-To James E Bruce.
- / IL eruc- fSecgtor u th- Estate OF Thon4a
tru-, tecn.sed. VI II BrBrs James Brrce and NJ >
Rruee. heir-si of rhoEDss Bruce. e~-ed s.rsI
Bruce, sst9n hrSs Co, Ba al ktigli-r ca. Miller
Mayhem q GO. Emms iltanis Executrix 4 the r.,
OF gro viii am, deceased, Abtot Johns Co. Hugh
COX, ate e 10 - for Of SehoJ FUND " Coun,
gxecatss OF the Estate of M@Erick dec ased Cau
mns seAmsn c., Alexander wray Co, Villa
Lrhnser ard rhomss Swanwsck Executors tf the E-saf
o. Louis zspSe dec a-ed aeo Aao.r~u, Brpwn. God
den Co. John G.ron, " Iohn-on. ExecutrK of 4
" of Ren lohnson, oeceased RshArd Pylss, Mlio
Pyles, Pyle:
You aud each Of hereby nosiatd that there
Ole in the oce cf the l-rk of the Dtrict Cour
Of &c egnty. los a, st tort Madison petit Of II
Sample. Trns-~ for the Of sam sau,pl- and Sam
sample In his right, cla' 'nas II YOU -sid Jane
Bru judgment tsr the OF two n u. and do lzr
.. money dus a written oLiisafon and al.
praying sx.ust all + you the reciosare Of a
gag et said Indebtedness, aud eonsryin
the following rial ,sat towt: Seventy-thre of
the west half Of fhe southw It quarter set
(q nship SIXTY Eve 1851 north OF range i've Isl
tn the conniy OF Lee, lows
And unless you appear thereto and defend i-ef
noon Of second dsy Of h~ a he pisric
Court % county, lows Fort Madison commencip,
20 the third Monday IN Msr ls6s judgment and deere
wilt be rendered against you Ia r on BY default
! Re- stamp so cts. RANKIN A Met RARY,
frb22d4x-thu At'ys fNr plaint n
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EGAL NOTICE-To James Savage
- Hill am fohm.r and Thomsssws wick pSe rfto'
nf Louis xindai, deceased There is file In a.
the Clerk OF the District Court OF Lee count.
Iowa, at Fort Madi on, the petition of Hn-h sampl
claiming OF J.nr- Savage a .grent for tfe snn Z
fhirty-eyen hund ed aud ten do lar and thirtv 81
cents with interest and elsiming iorefl ~
of q mrrfg ge es-cnted by id savage to plaintln,
parts o'. lev.n civ in block thirty ve In tb
city ~ eokus. Lee county, lows
And unless you appear aud answer .sid petition q
b-f th- second dsy st OF the May term se'
OF said c. ,urt ON ercug the thir' Mond y Of ssi
h. Judgment will be derrd against you an
the property o d-r-d TO be sold
RAN.IN kM,CRApy,
Rev stamp so cts AtI'ys Er Plaintiff.
fehb1dlw-thu
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hassaeAssetfs Legislature.
BosroN, Feb. %

AssaeMu1etfs Io8to10fOfes
Bosrox, Feb. 20.
In the Massachusetts House of Representa-
tlves yesterday afternoon series Of resolu-
tlons were introduced regretting the act OF
President johnson in vetoing the freedmen s
bureau bill, and asserting that ii is the duty OF
the President to give the negroes that protec-
ton for which It's honor stands pledged, and
TO which the gallant conduct Of the colered
soldiers entities them. The resolutions were
referred to the Committee on Federal ReIa-
ton.
The House refused to receive a resolution
thanking the President for his veto message,
by a vote OF 30 to I8
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Foreign News.
NEW YORK, Feb %.
The steamer City of Baltimore, from Liver.
poel 7th, has arrived.
The Cuba arrived up at II o clock.
In the House of Commons Watkins gave
notice that on the 10th be should ask the
Chancellor of Exchequer whether any or
what representation had been made on behalf
OF Her MAjestys government to the govern
ment of the United States with referetce to
fenian organization in America, moro espe-
cially with regard to employment, OF Am erican
officers and the issue OF bonds by the so called
lrish Republic.
In debate on the address in response 10 the
Queen speech Mr. o Donohue enlarged up
on Irish grievances and moved an amentime ent
to the address, declaring it 10 be the duty Of
the ministry to examiue into the causes of
Irish disafeeuon and remove them.
After general debate on Fenianism! in the
course which it was charged that the conspl
racy was OF American origin, and that Seward
was the real head centre, the amendment was
rejected by 345 TO rs, and the address agreed
TO.
The Dublin police has DISCOVERED an exten
sive Fenian manufactury Of ammunition Of
war in that city.
Some soldiers, charged with Fen nihnisrn
were being court martialed.
An official dispatch from the French Minis
ter at Washington to his government respect
ing the Bagdad affair announces the United
States government has thoroughly decided
not to ALLOW itself TO be drawn into conflict
with France, through hllibusters or J1arez
agents.
The Spanish government decided I'd issue
letters of marque against Chill upon prp pofthat
Chill has adopted this mode of warfare.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10.
Cotton fiat to-day; 1000 bsles sold
at partial d-clineof I'd sales to speduaiors
and exporters 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs dull /; provisions firm
Consois firm, s64ta sGs; LII. Central Shares
7+sta,s4s; Eie 52ttas52t; Z. S. 5-2J's 67a.
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IxDIAxoPoLIs. Fdb. %

INDIANDFULIs. 90. z.
The Union State Convention met at 10
O'Clock this morning, Maj Gen. Lew Wallace
temporarily chairman. His address deprecated
division and urged harmony. After appoint
ment OF committees on permanent organiza-
ton and resolutions, adjourned till P. N.
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LEXINGTON, No., Feb. %.

The Touring mill of Marshall 4 Eas ter. the
hemp warehouse of. w Waddel md the
store and residence Of Mr. Wormschan burned
yesterday. Loss $50, 900; insured Sl3, 500.
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Arrangement have been completed for
an unbroken railroad communication between
Norfolk and Memphis. Freight wiil now be
sent between those points without breaking
bulk.
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|Gen Scott, says the Pensacola Observer
OF the 9th ult., made brief visit to the Pen.
sseosa Navy Yard on TAassd.y last, We re.
greet to learn that his feeble health prevented
his mlpgling with the people OF receiving aay
one aboard except the officials.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening Feb 22d 1885, at the rssidspcs
q the hrtde, by fhs Rev VI. wstoves Mr LAsans G.
Cook, 70 Miss 1sAsSLII o BaIAs, both Of keokak.
Accompanying thisnotice was q most generous
donation Of superb cake, to the excellence of which
all the members ofour establishment will bear will
ing witness May each by the other be worthily
won, and the happiness Of the present increase
with the years
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MADISON. INp.. Feb. -.

MADISON, ND, Feb >.
Salutes are being fred here to-day, The bells
are sending forth q merry peal, buEiness is
generally suspended and flags are flying in
honor of Washington birthday.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 9:

Business in this city is generally suspended
flags flying, military paradng the streets and
much enthusiasm manifested, butno general
celebration.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.

From Cine innstf. sss
CINCINNATI, Feb. %.
Washington,s birthday is being quietly cele-
brated today. No demoastraa;onso of conse-
quence. -
An unsuccessfnl attempt wss made this
morning to blow up the Office Of the West
Virginia Journal = Charleston, West Va,
by torpedo. No damage was done besides
shattering doors and windows.
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A1FOR AFTERNOON DrtPATcHrs !
SE r SECOND PAGE.
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TNHE OFFICE OF THE
Il Surveyor Collector of Customs
IL removed To
TLird Street, BET. Mans q JoLnsor, 4 okuk. fosea,
T. the Law ofic- o. C5I Bruce Importers snd all
otnets hsv n< tu>in.-s ~ith the undersEf. Will hnd
hi:n ~ calling NJ h,A Office fruni
feb2 d3m JOHN sTtNNCs, surveSor 4 coiiecto-.
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New Advertise lneuts.
Grocery Store for Sale.

A STOCK of Groceries, and the lease of
II the room corner Of Main and Seventh streets.
until 10th April be purchased reasonable figures
The stand good one aud snieDt large retail
trade. f-bz3dlw JOHN HURNINg.
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The facilities of this office are ample for the
nrompt execution of all the various characters
IF Printing The prices will be found 10 be
very low In its various Departments this
Office employ more workmen than any Office
in the Spte, thus giving it tbs advantage Of
aNiag ssasrs promptly.
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habifs ~ tie f1efgY +
sHgtaaa ana sseott9ssa.


IN american Clergyman travelling
abroad, thus writes Of the habits ofCler-
gylnan in the use ofintoXicating liquors:
II confess | have been altogether sur
prised at the amount Of drinking, both
Of wines and stronger liquors, both in
England and Scotland. / am happy to
say that there are Il considerable num-
Der OF ministers IN both sections Of .the
island, chiefly among Dissenters, who
are active and earnest in their advocacy
and practise Of the principles Of total alb
stinence. There are 800 such Of the $1,000
Congregationalists, But. on the other
hand, all the rest, including the vast
majority of the ministers and laymen Of
all denominations, use wine regularly
and with considerable freedom. and
most OF them do not hesitate TO furnish
and drink brandy or other kinds Of ar
dent spirits. Nine out Of ten drink the
former at every public dinner, and gen
orally at home. | scarcely ever preach
cd where it was not offered me in the
vestry. Indeed, the idea of the impor-
lance and obligation of abstinence for
personal safety and for example, does
not seem to have any hold upon the
great body of Christians. In fact, pub
tic sentiment and practice in Great Brit
ain on this point is just about what it
was in America before DIR. Beecher
preached his six sermons on intempe-
rance, and before the temperance refor
nation began In Scotland, snuff talk
ing is very common. The snufi-boX APP
pears and is passed around often in pub
tic and private circles. | saw modera-
tors of meetings often resort to the use
Of the 'tittiilating POWDER and | have
seen it used at the table though not Of
ten. Chewing tobacco is not as common
as with US, and there is little of the dis
gushing habit Of splitting that prevails
50 much In America; bit smoking is al
most universal With men. in fact. il Is
one Of the greatest OF annoyanees, in
public and in private. It is, if possible,
worse than with us; and, though forbid
den by rules, is yet INDUCED in in the
railway carriages olmost always
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EST VIRGINIA.:

Al Rules held in the Clerks ,f;ce Of tho
Circuit Court Of Morgan count on the I'd dav
Of June, 1866: e's
Charles Green rlai,ltif. Is. George B.
Dyehe. Defendant. g =.
The object Of this suit is to recover of the
said Defendant George B Dyehe, the sum of
$50, with interest thereon from September
1855. and also the sum of SO, with interes.
thereon from September. 1856. and to At. acb
and subject any estate or debt due rho sa;d
Defendant George B ,..che, in Morgan
county-.esspecially his interest under the viii
real and persona. estate devised ( him BY said
Peter Dyehe, deceased to the payment Of
the Plaintiff claim against him, the said
George Dyche-and II appearing on
affidavit. filed in this suit that the
sad defendant, George B Dyehe is not
resident of this State. he i hereby re-
quired to appear within one month after due
publication Of this Order, and d. what Is neeess-
sary Ia protect lis interests IN this matter. L
Is further ordered. that q copy hereof be pub
t. he'd once week, for four successive weeks
n any newspaper in Berkeley county and
Bestel ut the front door 4f the Court-HouSe Of
Marga.1 county. on the first Monday after date
If tbi- rider Teste
W II II B4kI,R fYe5k
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= The CIRCUIT COURT -
4 Morgan county, State Of West w.: FOR

Morgan county, State of West ". FOR
John T. Kearfott, administra,la.. irgina:
G Pendleton, deed. rs John Be .ip. h Of Php
dar n nf e May , sane on to be heard this
filed Herewith. and was argued d ana ~. exhibit.
an and haPpfarlng that the sqbPenas and e99a
more than one month having elansedaa yea, and
f return and service thereof and the Dsndsd
ordered that the same be taken fn go Oil, its
whereRpon the Court doth order 'tthb al
Commissioner of this Court. to take an Master
Of the asset, and debts due by or to ~, tb account
q the said John Beirs, dec and 10 se5t fs'ae
administration account of William q cue C4, the
the administrator Of said John Beirs Vda aljt
and the SAID Commissioner is ordered ~ aee q,
notice 70 the creditors said John Rair. q give
to lay before him the evidence Of Their AZ g.
and in executing this order he shall 1iYo ae9tsi
ct the time and place Of taking said el2aee
by advertisement, once week. for fs 99.4a1s
eessiye weeks in some newspaper nri i,'t sae-
the town of Martinsburg. which s LIZ n
equivalent to personal notice or service ee
notice upon the parties, any of then = s9ei
\