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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05
HUSBANDS 4 GREENS

g q A P
Dry Goods and Grocerr Store
as&Rai h Wing commented the Mercantile Rusne
Es<EH At ri nd Brady ~inn Hntd ed We " uin
hssAA e-pe Ilully iniorm ou is d, aud the put lie
Coos and ar" n the gu lity which We viii
dis ose OF - prices th't cannVt Ito give sstfet an
10 Se are determined to sell cheapy 40 40 ds If Il
same 2nA Icy On be Bong IN the city Please coli and
april 26-im.w
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05

Ids ~ xtu'eeost rNher more than t's pre-
oedipg, ami usually r tails at alb. Mt s4l ter
ton and lie u'ed III by itself at the rate OF
Z hundred pounds per Acre ; 1t forms the
taud I'd potato manuro in some po,u ps of
Bpgand, ami seems to have q betier effect
upon that and otnsr root crops, than upop
gr 10 II also has great "a OF upon grass
both for g-ss ne and hay.
WITH tue Buglish arr o. il is customary 70
have special IN tnure for each rrup and the
above may be considered as he special man.
ure f'r otst ee; where much 10 nssGe and
the IN iterials can he Conveniently ohtaiu-d, IL
is Common ter tho far or t. do his o vn mix
ing, aud thus rave on4 profit its -f.cts are
said 81 b. SIMILAR thos+ OF Puano, and hrrce
| doubt the proprieiy OF utng II more than
once or Nv Ca r. sncc scion on The same a-ld
or n auy other way than In corr unetioa with
oarnya manure
FIR ne urnp cop the following mixture /,
used n't.ai OF sab-s, and Ia supposed t. G 1n-
tsiu all the soluble por ms and constituents
OF on ton OF unleaohsd wood ashes:
| tIure Pot sh go lta
CIy.ta lied Carb luAts Of Soda g.
Sulpn Re 4 Suda 20
| Common Salt 20
1t mixed by himself this mixture costs tho
| English 70 n or abou. four or i've dollars TO-
We above amount a I'd Ito If 0 is cous,d red
as III ly eqnal TO one ton Of ashes, aud costing
no more and is Of niue ssier applicat'oi
| Anothe En. lish mixture uf whic1 more a
used than OF any OF the abo, 2, styl BIT n
6utuo. No 2, Is formed by conpouudirc
Two hundred pounds of su phats of .uia,
OF sulphate OF am uoni,,
Ono OF common carbonate OF
soda.
$50 rounds OF dissolved bone.
$50 pounds Of wood charcoal.
Making one ton Of manure which ON
slider 10 he verg .im'lar In .fYsot to the natural
| euano Of the Pac d. OJean.
| Or none ofthes- m 4nures would be WILLING
to reco umend second AppioAt on except in
the Gaze 81 the next to the last, and even th4n
doubt thu economy oft, for no douol, the
soma value OF come other mixture would pro.
ouce greater effect than the second appi ca
ton At least such Is our op nion.--German
town Telegraph
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05

A BOUT ~ Acres OF Brsndywins Marsh, 70 Rent 1,
IA be rented altogether in three separate
as may suit boat Apply 10 The subseribsr Nc. 7os Mas.
ketH april 81 JOHN b. LEWIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05
PILE SAIV -,

THE subs, ritsr oilers fJr sale salyu hitb \, a,
ehotual remedy for the Pes Severe cases have besn
cured by a hT applications. Persons suf rinx nom
this eJnpl Amt should give It . trial a, elmost ms
date RELIEF 10 eertatl to low Price bV o.nts per box
Orders BY letter will DO promptly nllsd.
ap 1s-Sm Nav C.stls NJ,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-05
AGRICU LTURE.


Tnere ~ no doubt large proportion of the
practical readers Of the Republican COT whom
acknowledge myself to be one,) who have
strong faith In that old fashioned article
oaroyar manure-apd who place little or no
confidence In our patent manure manufac-
turers; but there few Of us who are 60
fortunate rs to have enough manure I n our
purpose, and We must u, eds go without or
purchase pateut manure from az unknown
manufacturer. We seldom have as much
manure as We woul like TO put on our oats
stumble for our ia | wheat, and hence we have
to take the atove alternative or put It on tn n
ner so as to reach over the VIII, lie h-ld
Sons put It on as thick a. they wish and
ss far as It viii go aud flu sh a. he remaiud-
-r with art nc al MAJ ure-in pr ctics, | have
always found it to be more pio1 abe to -ka
out manure SO as 10 60 all over the 6-ld
inst al OF using II ex lusivul, unou Que por-
ton. have always uud that Ave hundred
pounds of Phosphate and half q co OF ma :
ur on the sore, will produce a better and
N ire ptrusnent effect than one thou sand
pr upds Of phosphate by itself.
To those who prefer to make thei- own ar.
tfcial manure, / can recon mend the follow
log mixture. which Is largely used in Z gland
upder the name OF British Gusno. Ne. !, u
reach the highest degree OF action, the in re-
dieuts chou d .e liked few weeks before 4
Is used, but duiiug this time should be KEEP
we'll covered with pl,s.sr 10 prevent tn,
escape Of The ammoui :
so pounds Of 8nely ground bone dust,
| 100 % su phate of ammonia,
| pearl ash,
| GU oummon salt
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PVVHo" Ut y 10Y KIUuuI UUut Uuh
100 su pbate of ammonia,
8 81" pearl ash,
eCo " common salt,


This will make i've humid ed and thirty-one
pounds OF mixture which in England costs
about $50 per tou and ietails for $SJ TO $40.
lts ent OTIS are considered to be- id-ntoal with
tho of natural g1ano, for whica it 10 a, ub-
itut@; its appl'oat on b. itself IS not recon-
mended, but 1t Should be us.d In pjuuction
with barnyard manure in the m inner before
allu ed TO
Another mixture much used Is styled Baro-
chan A tid 'ial Guano, which Is compounded
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-02
Bridge Notice.

IN OTlCE is hereby given, that after the
~ expiration of thirty days from this
date, application will be made TO the Coun-
ty Commissioners Of Hartford county, for
BRIDGE over Broad Creek, at Mill
Green,
February 18th, 1868.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-02
FOR SALE OR RENT.

4 PUBLIC STAND at Mill Green,
n Hartford county, Nd. 1t has been
Store and Tavern Stand for many years
for such or for any mechanical BUSH
ness, no better in the county. The Build
lngs are in good order; three or four acre
lot. Terms liberal. Apply to JOHN
ROBINSON, Esq, near the Hickory, or
myself, in Baltimore. Possession given
early in March.
JAMES S. ROBINSON,
ielo-3t No. S. Charles street.
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Servant Wanted,

WANTED-A WOMAN, to do gen.
w eral house work. Good wages
will he paid to one who can come we'll
recommended. Apply a, this Office.
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TO C0nsumptives.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
/ in few weeks by very simple remedy,
after having suffered for several years with q
severe lung affection and that dread disease Con-
sumption-is anxious to make known to bis fell
low-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send COPY Of the
prescription used, [free Of charged with the di.
rections for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for CONSUMPTION, AsTH-
MA, BRONCHITIS CouaHs, CoLDs, etc., and all
throat tn ss and lung affections. The only object
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread infor-
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and
be hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as II
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, free by re-
turn mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings county,
jaa6-ly-s New York.
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t.s. district Judge.

Jodgr IT, J. Ill., n Tisbmminp,
,muiy, ha bton appointed " no
President nad confirmed ly the Zen.
ate ~ I, n District Judge ior ihr
State Of Mississippi, and John lley.
Inc, of Monro county, has been ap.
pointed and confirmed us Marshal
ior The Northern District, aud Jamc.
H. viscr, teqrq Of Lafayette coum.
~, appointed aud confirmed 4, y.
District Attorney for the Northern
District. We are not personally nc.
quainted with either Of Ihegcnilcmcn
but learn that they are good appoint
menis, and will give satisfaction Ia
the people Of the State.
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DoLEfuL PRornEcy.-MrBa Banks
(so-callcd GcneraD, of Massathusctt,
better known as Stoncwall Jack.
sons Commissary-in n speech on
the Pacific Railroad bill, defeated n
few days since in Congrcss) broke
forth thusi
"Thc first railway that wcnds H.
sluggish and heavy foot over the
Rocky Mountains, with the uncarthly
harmony of the steam calliopc, would
chant the requiem of the solid men
of Boston until Eucladcs, the sou of
Earth, should stir in his mighty cav
ern."
Upon reading this, alas, too many
people in this wicked world would
cry out, "Ict her rip,
Richmond Dispatch.
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va publish ~ ~ htsf aps i
kaahfHl, thaae sai aptoaalf W.
dfs,s delivered W taptaiH SH 4
Tsylaf, bsffs NJ tsrire n Ffoa
n fnnolt w. hafr ouf t%lff.
siiI nai hil b. fenl n 70. ee ltlay'
" te eqaiI " MI Hpefim ~ anj
sddfess IN ihe subject ftr, he yeI
tten publiehHl
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CITATION NoTIoE.

The state Of Missi~iui. Pamela county.
To Stephen Ysrbtough William Y,rbrush
AaEasane larhuuEh, Richard yarbroush.
MARTHA iafhgvu9h Nancy Yarhrurh. Joaepb
afhruughs lohn Yarhruurh and lanes Var.
trough, heirs and Distributes u William Her.
rms, deeeassa Yea and ssch of you arr hssc-
hy cited 10 sppcaf hesrrv Tire Probate Court y
aid ccunty. On asia uf Ians. iss4 10 shov
esass whf he hasi accuunt u Joseph A. Her.
ring. administrator uf the estate a. aid A..
csssed should MOI hs allowed and .rpruved
~ crder n ours. iSued uarrh, fsse
mvia-n " r wurTTrx rfft
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lRIsH SPECTACLEs. 49, The lat,
General b., going post to Ireland on
some extraordinary business that
would not permit the incumbrance of
q retinuc, stopped Mt the inn on the
Chester road, and ordered n pair of
ducks, which he saw ready ut the
kitchen fire, up TO his table. The
Generals desire had been Just COM
piled with, when some country bucks
came in, hungry as hawks after the
mornings sport. They eagerly in-
quired what could be had to eat.
Like n true Boniiacc, the landlord
enumerated what he had not, to apollo
gize for what he hal, and among
other things mentioned the ducks,
which had been only a moment be-
fore served mp for the Irish gentle
mans dinner, "Irish iontlcmon !"
gibingly exclaimed one of the group :
"PU lay fifty to the five that he don't
know u from q bulls foot. Here,
waiter, take my watch up to the
jontlcmon, presenting my compll-
mcnts, and request him to tell me
what o'clock il j."
Tho General heard the message.
took the watch aud with great temper
returned his respects, with the assur-
ancc that rs soon rs he had dincd he
would cndeavor 10 satisfy their in-
quiry. The country bucks chucklcd
ut the embarrassment which they
imagined the ignorant freshman was
lei into, and sat down to rcglc them
selves on whatever they could get:
but their jollity was presently dis
turbcd by the entrance Of a military
figure, who, with that %politcncss
which is the peculiar characteristic of
the army, advanced toward the table
where they wcrc seated, and presented
the watch. Gentlemen" said he,
al wish to know lis owner, rs from
a message sent 10 me q little while
ago, ! presume he Is short-sightcd,
and, have brought him q pair of.
spcctaclcs,' pointing to a pair Of pis-
tolls under his arm, "to remedy the
dcfcct.' The joke was gonc--thC
bucks were silent. The General
deliberately put the watch in his fob.
with a declaration that secured Il 10
him forever. Gentlemen, | am
sorry for intruding, rs | find the
owner is not among YOU; whenever
he claims it he shall have II, but
never without a trial of the spec
%tacles."
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ANTf-SagLL.-Thc Missouri Re.
publican says an ingenious Yankee
has invented what he calls the AMT
Brmadic Podaguguc." II is in
tended to remove the olor from citi-
scns of African scent, and will no
doubt make m immense fortune for
the inventor, as every Yank who
marries a 'cOlord lady will need
an immense quantity Of il during
the summer mouths.
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naiofioly NJ No. pfuffm maI
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Ilr iuy nIufnal Is NahlI.t 81
defendant
On thmadHy Judge Clayton FL
nouneod himself in q speech NJ lI
40 hour, ~ q candidate III rnuI
Judge, oud taa followed By colp
ucl Orlando Davis " Jipiah munt,
IN q spcoh of opml length doalnriu
himself nlao, q candidate fr Che sam
Office, We were not present but m
defsiand that both gentlemen aUIuli
ted ibcmsclyu with credit md 10 III
satisfaction NJ their friends.
Captain n &. Taylor then read
letter from Colonel McGayock, q
Franklin, Tennessee, asking our peo
pie 10 raise q fund to remove th
Confederate dead from their prcgcu
burial place 10 II cemetery donate,
for that purpose by COL McGnyock
General W. s. Fcathcrston, in
short but eloquent aud patriot
speech, urged upon our people til
propricty of raising the funds.
committee was appointed to solici
subscriptions.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi. Pamela county.
\. ". Naesty, aFrnt Of n. L. Armstrong. ".
" u. Bernard. Attachment issued BIZ Calvin
hfcom. Justice Of the Peace. the ls,h asv ~
way Uses IN Aver Of the said A. II. Mahsry.
sgsnt Of Il L. Armstrong. and against TIE e.
hte Of the said W. II. Bernard, foe the sum Of
a'sen dallars In the Justice Court held al no
nihat " the county Of Pamela and Stats Of
Mississippi One six-horse wagon levied on A.
The prupyrty cf said W. n. Bernard. The a..
hndsn, Is hereby notified that unless he appears
IN said court At the term thereof 10 H.
held on the SECOND Saturday In July. 1868 and
plead 10 said attachment Judgment vii hs en-.
tsred and The prurerty attached will be- sold.
maytAIt CALVIN pRnnur n
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In the large brick building. saws
the Ac'cs, which fell with a crash. at
Hartford, on "Wednesday morning.
were being bound "Grcclcy's Amcri-
can Conflict" Whether that TACT
offers any reasonable solution Of the
accident, the reader must Judge for
himself.
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Irish journals state that Il is calcu.
lated that within one week last month
upwards of 1890 persons left fot
America, via Queenstown, two-thirds
Of whom arc of the middle and
farming class. The Irish farmers,
il will be remembered, were COM
planning last year Of the want oi
male and female laborcrs to gather
In the harvest; but if the emigration
continues at the present rate 90 put
il down at the lowest fgurcl, 1900 a
week, the Irish papers say they will
certainly have more cause to complain
this year, as those leaving now are
mostly OF that class. About GOO
passengers were waiting in Queens
town to get away by steamers.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
cd to the undersigned on the estate Of Vim. NJ
smith, deceased, at the August term, 1884,
OF The Probate Court Of Panola county, notice
Is hereby given TO all persons indebted 10 said
estate to come forward and settle, or having
claims against said estate, to cont forward and
prove them within the time prescribed by law,
or they will he forever barred.
s. 4. SMITH,
ISAAC SMITH,
arl2l-0ts Administrator,
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PHorrrs OF Sr. LOUIS DgrEc-
rIvEs.-Johnsou, the man now in
jail as u participant in the robbery at
OFallon, ILL.,, has stated TO the chief
Of police, that, at different times in
st. Louis, he has been arrested by
detectives and "shook down" for
slJO0-in other words, he has paid
that amount to policemen at differ
cnt times 10 relieve him from arrest
and this WHEN the charges against
him was only that of breaking Jail
in Indiana, for which a reward Of
only $50 was offered. lie saws he
was then in the substitute business,
and could afford it, aud intimates
that he would not have been arrested
nov il he had had the money, but
a. he had not, and could not "come
down. he was fastened. lie says
that ut one time cx-D Detective Sturdy
had him arrested ON the other side
OF the river for some robbery, and
that he gave him s25 and got clear.
II is difficult 10 place the least conf
dcncc in anything a man. situated as
he now is, would say, but he is will
ling TO be qualified on oath TO what
he statcs.-M Missouri Republican.
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DEFINITIONS NOT IN WEBSTER
Buss, to kiss; rebuss, to kiss again;
p%luribus, to kiss without regard Ia
sex; sillybus, to kiss the hand instead
of the lips; blunderbuss, to kiss the
wrong person omnibus, TO kiss all
the persons in the room; crcbus, to
kiss in the dark.
Evidently the country girl who
went down to the city recently had
these definitions in her mind. 4
young gentleman was to escort her
some distance through the tewn, and
not wishing to walk, he remarked,
/" Hold on, Mary, let's take a "bus,"
but Mary, blushing to the eyebrows,
drew back, and with wounded mod
csty replied, ooh, George, not right
here in the street"
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$ X. Eunlle has an experience Of .....s.
ieas ysars N veildiEEinE, and would %esas;s.
his patrons 10 hare their wo~l s.,. - ~
hrs' ef November. as he ietrsas sl,.,.- ~
'as Nasea. ne warrants his surk IN s-~- =.
Eoftasd taess i no 4airk and
'''' aaafs' FanolA lm4is-et.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. IN
me circuit court Of said county. No. 2oas
Horton, ksi. 4 Co, v. James searry. Attach.
ment issued the 10th day Of March. isee
against me estate Of The said defendant for ,hs
sum q $500, fsturnshle "a The Circuit court I
aud county. Notice Is hereby given 10 The nil
DEFENDANT James Searry, that unitss he appr.,
nenfe said court, on the srst aay of the nsx.
term Thereof. to be holden Al The court ouss q
AID county, In the town Of Pamela, on the sew.
snth Monday afer the fourth Monday In uarsf
1855 and plead 10 said sctiaa. Judgment viii
be entered seAinsthlr and The estate sss.chsa
will be sold I.GUARnrsox T5.,t
Ward 4 Cooper fos plaintiff. aprs-al
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters testamentary having been granted
to me upon the estate Of John u. Balch,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county, at the November term, 1855
thereof now all persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO come forward
and have them duly Probated and registered
according to law, or they win be barred by the
statute In such cases made and provided.
JAMES L.. FLETCHER,
spl2l-Gt Executor.
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Circuit Court.

As was anticipated, the present
session Of our regular Circuit Court
was one Of the most interesting
events which has TRANSFERRED since the
sunlight of former peace was bid
behind the fog Of war. Our last
Circuit Court was pleasantly aud
speedily disposed of. The venerable
and loved Judge who then presided,
Hon. James i. Trottcr, has been
gathered to his hthcrs-he has been
summoned to sit with "Jeptha, who
long judged Israel" Peace to his
ashes and love for his memory. No
name will longer dwell in aflectionatc
memory or deserving record than
that of Judge Troitcr, in the State
of Mississippi. Modest, his learning
put the boldest to blush firm, his
judgments were tempered with mercy,
and no man Ia this State or else
where ever left a more unsullied
name for legacy to children, and
pride and just treasure 10 friend than
he. Hon. A. NJ. Clayton succeeds
Judge Trottcr on the bench, and his
remarkable aud accurate dispatch of
business, his learning in the law,
reputation FOR scholastic ability and
integrity Of character, were known
and justly appreciated but we are
permitted TO say that Judge Clayton
has astonishcd all who did not know
him well, aud impressed every one
with the dignity, case and profoundly
Of the Judge. The people are for
innate in having such a successor to
Judge Troitcr.
The duration Of the Court ran not
now be determined hut from the
number Of cases ON the docLet-thrcc
hundred trial and four hundred ap-
pcarance cascs-it is hardly to be
supposed that the Court will adjourn
before the end Of next week. Be-
sides, the criminal docket contains
many important cases, which will be
investigated by %juries, and thereby
prolong the sitting Of Court.
Among the distinguished visitors
at Court may be mentioned George
i. Harris, District Attorney, Hon.
j. W. c. Watson, Colonel II. W.
Walter, General w. s. Fcathcrston.
Major Vim. N. Strickland, from
Holly Springs Hon. Hugh 4. Barr,
and Colonel r. W. phipps, from
Oxford Colonel T. W. White, Judge
J. d. Morgan, Captain Allen Stokes,
from fernando; General j. II.
Chalmers, and Judge X. II. Heath,
late Of North Carolina, but now Of
Memphis. No former term Of our
Court ever gathered such an array of
talent As this, and we hope that the
distinguished gentlemen who have
visited our village, this first time
since the war, have each not only
been provided with comfortable shell
ter, under the poverty of public ac-
commodaiion, but hat they have
joined in the spoil-reapine.
The grand jury have had but little
70 do, comparatively, owing to the
efficiency Of The County Attorney,
Captain n. c. Taylor, and we UNDER
stand hat they have not found in
dicsmentz for misdcmeanors, but left
these law-brcalers to the tender
mercy Of our County Court.
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announcements.
ruR cfRcrrT Jt-pcr.

We ary authorized 10 announce the name q
Orlando Davis of Tirpah county. asa candidate
tf circuit Judge II The in Judicial district
cumrosed Of The counties Of Tiptah. MARSHALL
DsSo,o, Panels and Lafayette, =, the election
in ucteter ueSt. tai
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Miss. & Tenn. r. r. Co
Notice 10 Stockholders.

ny ORDER Of the President and Directors A
meeting Of the Stockholders of Inc Ma a
Team. Railroad Company. will be held At SaF.
dis Miss, on Wednesday, the goth DAY Of June
lsee TO authorize the funding Of a portion Of
The debt Of this Company. A full attendance
Z requested. Stockholders will be passed NEE
to and from the meeting.
MINOR MgRRIwETHER
Secretary.