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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
OUR OWN STATE

Hardin Co.-The Coal railroad vss com.
PEELED TO suspend work > few daya, no, long
since, On account Of IN attachment on ia
unlaid iron by the iii. Central for unpaid
freight. The matter Was arranged, horev.
er, and The road is By this time completed
to Steamboat Rock.-The Iowa Falls Sen.
finel, gives IN account Of an Odd FelIovs'
festival st Eldora, which was lareely attend.
ed and proved . great success.
H1ck Hack Co.-The supper and ball az
Red Jacket Fire Co., 1t Waterloo. -. :
great success Cedar Fslla Gazehe
says that the total tax Of Black Hawk Co.
for 1867, is el30,247. 25-abous e35. 600
more than for this county.
WsLster CA terrible murder was com.
nitted = few miles north Of Fl. Dodge. on
the 18th inst. James James Of Humbol,
county, had had . check for $500 casLed.
and had proceeded . few miles on his way
home, when be vas suddenly attacked and
killed by . young Irishman named NcCor.
mick, who vas riding hume with him.
Mccormick secured the money and proceed.
Cd to his ~uncle's, not many miles a~.v
where be was arrested and narro-i,
escaped Q lynching. The Sheriff of Hum,
bolt county took the prisoner To Des Noioe,
ior safe keeping.-Ls. Gov. Cue, editor q
the North WeM, has returned from : tour j
three months at the East, where ne has 49,
engaged in business sppertaining 70 th,
Agricultural College of this Seaae.--W,
CLEAN from the North. W<st.
Dubuque Co.-The receipts Of wheat .
Dubuque, by the d. 1 s. C. r. r. Tor Iss'
10 Dec. l6fh--vcra l 1QA a., -
y. ,. w., l45,343. Whole amount q
wheat handled. 4,l5l 1000. Ost. handled
1912 bnshsls. These figures are the He
aids-The New England Society Of do
baque, held their 9Th annual festival Al u
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

inc necessary. to suI port sew.
eral normal schools are annually
sqnandered in the employment, of in.
efficient teachers in the public schools
Of Iowa. What We need, then, is one
or more normal schools Of the very
first class, to educate a class Of mcn and
womcn who will infusc new life and
vigor in our school system and make
school teaching an honorcd profession.
We do not believe one school Of this
character sufficient for the great State
of Iowa. We ought to have, either
one in each congressional district, or
n in each fourth Of the State. Let
us have no o of that bogus econ
oiny which a dollar in one case
only to lose a hundred in another.
Especially is such pretended economy
ill.advised in relation to our school
system Enlightened. liberal legis,a-
ton for our schools, is certainly the
most economical, and would prove the
most popular.
Again, county superintendent are
expected to oversee from twenty-five
TO a hundred and fifty schools and
school teachers, aud are doled out .
remuneration . pi,iful, that they arc
compelled to employ every momen,
not devoted to visiting schools in 9TH
er labor to secure . livelihood, with no
for suitable reading. visiting
model schools, lecturing to the people
and keeping themselves posted up in
their greaSwork. The consequence is
. failure on the part Of three-fcurths
Of all the Superintendents 10 the State
to accomplish their legitimate work to
the advantage Of the schools. Here
is another instance Of bogus economy
which ough, 10 be remedied at the
6rs, opportunity. We trust q new
y elected Legislature viii entertain
views upon these questions more in
accord With the spirit ofthe nineteenth
century than those discovered by the
asst.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

The General Assembly Of this State
will on Monday. the 18th Of
this month. 1t will doubtless prove
to De one Of the most important scs-
sions ever held. The questions Of
temperance. railroad tariffs, govern
ment, schools &C., are all Of great
moaeat to the prosperity Of the State.
aNd will demand the exercise OF great
wisdom for their proper disposition.
Probably the most important Of ali
questions likel, to receive attention is
that relating to cur educational inter-
ests. While our present school laws
are most excellent in the main, still
tl.ere arc very grave defects n our
school system, " ich ought to be
remedicd Is quickly as Legislation can
DO il. Our present system provides
school houses. with means for repairing
and warming them. Il spends . grea,
deal OF money to secure a place where
thc children Of the State may assem-
bic for the purpose Of receiving in
~siruction, while it makes no provisio,
with the bare exception Of teacher
institutes) for the proper prepsratio,
ot those who are 10 impart this instrnc
ton. The consequence is the same
~ would follow tho accumulation Of;
vast amount OF material for the cree
ton Of i stately ediice and the EN-
pioylment Of men who had neither
handed a trowcl nor showed . plane
to perform the work Of construction
A large proportion Of our schools arc
very inrficirntly taught. Ten times
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

The liquor question viii inevitably
corne before the General Assembly,
and probably early in the session
On the one hand, the whisky organ
iza,ion with its immense corruption
fund. will besiege the State house and
demand, and II possible buy up, IL
ecnsc legislation, upon the false plea
tina. public sentiment demands it on
the other. the friends Of temperance
will insist that public sentiment de-
niands a more stringent prohibitory
Law, ard will cndeavor 10 back up
their assertion in an emphatic man.
her. We believe no amount ofmoney
will buy up the Legislature nor viii the
members be inclined to NEEDLE with
The present law, even though they
may be convinced that q majority Of
the people demand that the beer and
and wine clause be stricken out and
the law restored - its original form.
The consequence viii be dissatisfac-
lion on all sides. The temperance
men will be terribly in earnest as well
as the whisky men. What action,
then, will put tie whole question At
rest, ut least for some time, in snch q
manne As TO es'op all ca,il: As an
earnest friend Of temperance, w advo-
cate a Submission Of the rhoie cues.
ton directly to the people. Let the
Legislature provide for . special cleo
ton in April or May. at which the
so.ers Of Iowa may decide between
license AID prohibition. And when
NC speak If prohibiiion, We c such
prohibition as was embodied in the
original Law as ratified BY the people,
and not the bogus prohibitory law as
amended by the Legislature for politi-
cal purposes. The question having
been decided by the sosercigns o! all
law. will be effectually Withdrawn
fro'a the ~assemblagc Of their repre-
sentatives. as well Is from party poll
ties. We are confident no course
would be more satisfactory TO the peo-
pie, or more certain to secure the tri-
umph Of prohibition, than the Ole
proposed
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

The establishment O! . reform school
for juvenile offenders, will be urged
upon the Legislature and should receive
careful consideration. A large per
censage Of our convicted criminals are
Juveniles, who are capable OF reforma-
ton. The object Of Imprisonment,
should be not only the protection OF
society and the punishment Of the
criminal. bu, his reformation. ifpossi-
Die. Reformation is the highes, duty
Of the law. Experience 10 other States
has demonstrated its feasibility in the
case Of juvenile offenders therefore
it is only a question Of humanity and
policy here. Let US not be behind the
age in the humanities.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
~0olatlons % Problems.

lss oslo amt. for : yrs. minus $50 amt.
for 5 yn, equals $50, equals int 2 yrs.
$50 equals int. for one IT. $3.50 equals
int. for Eve US. $3.50 minus $l50 equals
$500, equals principal. $50 divided BY Is
equals s., equals rate per cent Hence
principal $500, rate per cent. 5.
]. r..
lst. $40 minus $50 equals 5000. 5000
divided BY $50 equals S per cent for two
years. s per cent. for two years, equals four
per cent for one. . per cent. for n year,
equals 20 per cent. for five. $50 divided BY
leo, equals $6:5, principal. Rate I per
cent
JAMES DALTON.
ID, Since the sailor rowed IL miles
against the current, he would row on still
water, IL miles plus once the distance the
river flowed while he was rowing the IL
miles: and the tailor rowed IL miles with
the current, he would row on still water IA
miles minus once the distance he river Aow-
ed while be was rowing the II miles. And
the sailor could have rowed twice the dis.
tence the river flowed.
And the difference between IL miles plus
once The distance the river flowed, and %
miles minus twice the distance the river
flowed, equals ls miles, equals three times
the distance the river flowed. Hence once
the distance the river flowed equals 81 miles.
IL miles plus 81 miles equals III miles, The
distance the sailor could have rowed on
still water. Since be can row 8 miles per
hour. 70 row LIT miles would require 2 l-6
hours. And - the river flows ST miles in
2 l-6 hours, in one hour it would Aow 2e-l3
miles.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

r. R. on THE 43d PARALLEL--The Nah.
au Post says TIA, the Milwaukee 1 81. Paal
Railway Company has completed it. survey
from Po;tsvise 70 Ssshag, passing
through Clesmont West Union. Fredrieks.
town and Bradford, bot thinks the scrvsy
only > feint 70 ecure The land grant, and
cautions the people 10 be on their guard
The people Of Iowa have been 30 thoroughly
humbugged With Sand grant railroads, that
they should insist most erupha,icAIly, tia,
80 far as cur Legislature may have the dis.
posa oftbe matter, it shall require absolute
guarantees, which viii aini, Of no evasion,
on the pAri Of rAilroad companies, that their
promises shall be carried out in every in
stance. The object Of she grants VA 70
secire the immediate construction Of rail.
roads for the benefit Of the people. Let
Congress and the Legislature hereafter Ne
that that object is attained.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

Loans or ScBooL MONIES 70 SCHOOL
DISTRICTS ILLEGAL.-Atorney General o.
Common has delivered bis opinion that .
Board o: Supervisors has no right to loan
any portion Of the School Fund ;ntrusted to
the Counties, 70 school districts. The Law
requires that the loans shall be secured, not
only by responsible signers, but BY mort
gage Of real estate. This is . requirement
which is not left optional with Boards O!
Supervisors. Nov as . School District can.
not own real estate, excep, school property,
which cannot be Dortgaged) of course il
cannot give the required security. The Al.
sorney General alss deems ssch loans ! dir.
est siolaiion Of the spirit of the law.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

SECRETARY OF The SENATH.-A
unmber OF Republican journals have
commented approvingly IN the candi-
dacy Of J. n. weart, Esq. ofthis city.
for Secretary Of the Senate. Mr..
Weart's experience as First Assistant
Secretary, last session, in connection
with his acknowledged capacity and
u~nvarying afability as q gentleman,
will doubtless prove strong recon-
mendations in his favor TO the grave
Senators who will assemble .: Des
Moines on the 18th.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

SPEAKER OF THE HousE.-The
mention ofHon. c. G. Truesdel in con-
n%ec,ion with The s~peakership Of the
House, has called forth . hearty
response from the Republican press OF
the State. His eminent fitness for the
position is universally conceded. We
trust he viii be elected.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

R~blea -.

Three men wishing to carry . stick Of
timber, Of equal dimensions throughout 80
feet long. If one man Is placed At the end
Of the stuck, how far from him must the 9TH
er two be placed, both working at the same
point-
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03
TEACHERS COLUMN.

This eoss~~ /. placed ~ tis Aasds 81 Tia teach
sse tie eouasy, ass 70 sssirsis .sder tie eossrei
ertiesr appo,stsd sfsso~s.-Gp. BrLLnrIr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-01-03

have given the solutions to problems
juss IS | received them, and allow the teach.
ers to decide The merits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-30

Beranger, The guests who have been
Invited to dine are expected before
leaving to give an invitation to the
Young couple for q dinner or SOiree :
and such return is called the feRdlt de
9toce, and they are allowed q whole
month for the giving Of the Te1ldtr dc
9ioee, 1t which, naturally the best places.
and all the honor Is given to the new.
couple. No one, OF course, must APP
pear at marriage in mourning; even a
widow, IL en- grand dettI. must appear
aE the marriage of her daughter in
white and gray. In the best society,"
however the festiyity of dinner and
ball takes place on the day Of
the signing of the marriage con-
tract; and it is to beobseryed that
q Protestant minister may be in
yited to the wedding, but sCatho-
lie priest neUeT. At the ball the bride
opens the dance with the guest to
whom she-wishhs 70 pay the greatest
attention, and the bridegroom does the
same thug. The newly married pair
dance in front ofeach other In the FIRST
quadrille, but In the second they dance
together. After this the bride has the
privilege of inviting whom she pleases
for the rest OF the evening. The bride
and bridegroomiretire as quietly as pos
sibIe, the latter sometime after the
former, and everybody does their best
MOTTO observe their departure! - -IrT
The Lettres de Jdire part of the mar
riage. are to be sent within fifteen days,
and the persons who receive them are
expected to pay a marriage visit within
a month";
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B. f. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURER OF COPPER, Em
Cooking ana Heating Stoves. NO. u Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia.
would respectfully call the attention OF
the public TO my lAfHe and select stock ID
Copper Stills, Copper and Brass Kettles. Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops.
Job workof all kinds viii resolve tny per
EonAl attention.
OH Well CASING and Sand Pumps made 20
order ON short notfca.
1000 feet * inch Wei Tubing, which viii
be sold cheap also Agent for Ztmn0rn11n'6
Celebrated Steam Cooking APpaTatus. which
the public are invtDed 70 call and CANINE,
nari9-eod-d&wem- q F.cALDWELL-
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Gkr2GtteLig(erlter
tt2b For the Intelligencer.
HURRAH FOE GENERAL GRANT!

For the Intelligencer.
HURRAH FOB GENERAL GRANT
The foe is still beforei
We want a strong man now;
We want the m AN Of quiet mien,
Who made blow tell on blow.
Who tipped wars, wave with gold.
From Victory, sun aslant,
WecroWn the man who crowned the land,
Hurrah for General Grant l-i -
A work remains to do;-,. 81,
All that has not been done,
With backward feet have sped sti-t
The years since war was won.
To bid them forward march :"
Theman of deeds we want,
To finish MP what he begun,
Hurrah for General Grant,
We need an honest man,
True to his Land and Right
Bv false lights tossed and torn;
We want n star in sight, -.r5 Ear nt
Whose light is fixed and nrmi ,te 1r
Whose Aiming none can raunt; l.i
The star that rose onWnfsdark eloudI d=g
durrah for General GranfL- Us hCa 4.ioI
IN times that tried nnens' souls,
Who stood so tried and true!
Who put his steady hand,
Where work was found TO dot
IT'S deeds, not words we wants
Without one Boosting vaunt,
The time that tries mems souls ls tl0tg.
HuTrah for General Giant!
wELLspURa, June 9th. errT
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
BLYTHE
Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash sairts 10 the Amount OF $3.50 900.
EViI ia T1cKEr DRAWS a PRIZE.


yer Ware, Photograph Albums, anda
large Rssortment Of Fine Gold
'eT as si, o % 81 .oS stsea
a Clsaaeel0 draw amy OF the above
Prizes by purchasing Sealed Ticket for -
CENTS Tickets Disabling each Prize are
on rs receipt OF 5 Is. as eaisd z!ess VIII Be
drawn without choice and delivered at our
ofice, or sent by man t0any addIeGG. The
prize named upon II VIII be delivered to the
Hcket-holder on payment Of one dollar.
Prizes VIII be Immediately sent to any adj
dIeas RSrequested. by express, or Fetum
= Eors VIM kaoSv what y6ns pSIze Il
before yon pay for a. AR1l Pre- 1ldy
be- e1cRGa0ad in; GlloEher or ne same ts1lIle.
s5-our patrons can depend ON fair dealing
2iReferences-We select the few follow
drawn Yalnable Prizes and kindly peEmif-
ted uato plhliish them: 60 = 60 {
s.. i. Wilkins Bufialo, ~. y, 1000. Miss
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at $50, Robt jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, sold
Wateh, $3.50; Phillip MeCartny, Louisville,
teIson, New Bedford, Mas. silver TeaSet,
Sf75sl Miss Emma eWalWorfh, 9nfiIVEauEee.
vs. Ptano, s5ee; Rev. T. W, FIT Cleveland,
H0sWe publish no names without permits
S err no sac. or r4.x .eIey ara doing
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eneas and favorable notices rom the pres
5IibaEal Inducements % Agentz. Eaffsfacs
Fnyelopes contains ONE CASH OFT. SIX
epfelrets for 81 lS for II Is for So 10 for Sl6
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s1aNINa THE coNrRAcr.

ance, ddnS-Ee 0nde,-that Is, either In
society," or any public place Of amuse-
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This wonderful invention Is attracting
widespread attention. Its q simple device
made o. tin, comprising three sections. which
can be used together or Beparafely. Tie
water which steaus the food ~ rapidly dis
titled into Q delicious soup. The HH6ltTnpfe'
Is seem in the placing In one Bection-foWlsor
meats, together with cabbage, onions, tuI.
n4ps, potatoes &C. &C., DO, and lteRn1ng
two or three kinda OF puddinRa at the same
tine-Withont the slightest change Of favor,
It u n philosophical result which aEtonish-
e. all. and has given the GkanH1sr popularity
neTer 6qunlIed by any cooking tnT9n10ns
livery family Ghould have ono. No family
can a116Td TO be without II. n iOlu pay J6r
iE1e(tH a rem GlloT1 time.
splendid opportunity for Agents and 1cs
lnvsellle' N IS s. ~ 6AnpwEL1.. Aaan.
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HAIR DRESSING,
Fer an the purposes q q hAEativn

a Perhaps no one med
- cine is so universally 10
~ cafhartic, nor waS ever
S$eAzzas1 ~ adopted into use, In
M every country and among
ye q; .5 :;":; q 8
liable and far more edsc-
tual remedy than any
tried it, know that IL cured them: those who have
not know that it cures their neighbOr8 and friends.
and all know that what IL does once Il does always
that it never falls through any FAULT or neSeetof
its composition We have thousands upon thSy-
sands OF certificates Of their remarkable cures OF tbs
following complaints hut such cures are known IN
every ncighborhOOd, and we need not publish theIr-
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN all climates
Containing neither caomel any deleterious drug.
they may be taken with safety by anybody; Their
sugar coating preserves them ever tresh aud mares
them pleasant to take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use IN any quantity,
nterSaI IiseeFa 10 purify The blood and stimulate II
into healthy action -renove tho oDstEucuons q ING
body restoring their irregular action to health, and
by Correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
ments are tho first origin of'liscase-
Minute directions arc given in the wrapper on
the box for the following complaints which these
For ISys1epsiss or indigestion, ListIess-
ness. LilnrsiOr and Loss OF Appetite, they
acf and restore its healthy tnne and action.
For Liver ComPlaiaI and rs various symP-
JaundIcss or Green HEekneas. Bilious
Collie and Bilious EeVeFs, they shOull be ia.
dic0usly taSen for each case to correct tho diseased
action or remove the ObstTurtiOns which cause it,
For Dysentery or DlNrEIapeSa, hut ono mild
dose Is generally required
For EtheuHlatIsna, Cont Gravel, PalpA-
GSGGiOn of tho Heart, EstliE1 in TIN Side,
HACK and E,OinS, they should be continuously
taken, Us reQuire TO change the diseased action OF
the system Will such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and DrOPsicaI SwslIIngs they
should be taken In large aud frequent doses to pro
duee the effect OF a drastic purge.
as It produces the desired encct by sympathy.
As a Dinner PHI, take one or two PIILs 10 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into hcalthy action, restOres the appetite.
and fnvigorafes the system. Hence II ia offen nd
yantage0us where no serious arrangement exists
One who feels toleraby well, often finds that dose
OF these Pius makes him feel decidedly better nom
their cleansing and renovatiug effect ON the dges
tive apparatns.
DIR. y. @. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS, Us. a.
For sale byT. H. LOGAN & CO.
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no THE ladies.
ExIjceIsfor

HlHIs woRD u APPLIED RIGBT AT
iactnTe the ExCELsIoR SMUT MACHINE
and Grain ssPsEaI25 on Whssaipg 4 lsss,s,gnsd
and does its work as well rs the best and bet
ter than $40 OF the machines In use. War
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cleans . to 80 bus. per hour SlSSs VII tnS GUY
perhour $50 without shoe, 800 with shoesN Q.
eleaDs 100 rs bus per hour 80 yltnout
Ohio 5gss 80 4 4 &c e I y lZ.1 aglEs78m
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AsTR0LOGY,

7 u --0--- 7ASIKULUHH4
nHERENo WNED AsTRoLoGIsT,
i Madame H. p. IHARDE. nom the po.
Ritions or the Planets at the time OF your
birth, deduces your future destiny, and also
sends you correct picture of your future
partner. with date OF marriage, cllRracteris-
lost or stolen property, tells You the bust ;
ness You are best qualified 10 pursnp. and
sends likeness with all desired Information,
by return mail, for Fifty Gents. Write
plainly the date of your birth, and address
Madame q. =. WARDE. Lock Box 90,
LOCK port. New York.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS


upon such a property, costing nearly three
times their amount,
Are Secure Beyond Any Contingency.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years,
are for $1,000 each, and have coupons at
tached. They bear annual interest, payable
on the dst day of January and July at the
Company's Office In the city. of New York
at the rate ofsix per cent In gold. The prin-
cIpal Is payable in gold at maturity. The
price Is IO2, and at the present rate Of gold,
they pay liberal income on their cost
The Company believe that these Bonds. at
the present rate, are the cheapest security In
the market, and reserve tho right to advance
the price at any time. sabscript ions will be
received In New York.
AT the Company's once, No. so
nassau Street. ,
AND; By
sJohn j. Cisco q Son, Bankers, No.
80 WALL street,
And by Leading Bankers generally through-
out the United states.
Reniihances should be made in drcyls or Other
funds par IN Neip York, md tie Bonds 1giu be
se1lt free efchar6e By retltf1t express. Parties
Subscribing through local agents, tbfll look 10
1enlJos. their sqJe delivery. - 80 -
a PAMPHLET AHD MAJ BOB 1868 has just
been published by the Company, giving full
leTinfoimation thanIspossIble In an adver-
ttseHent, respecting the Progress Of the
Work, the Resources OF the Country trayers-
ed by the Road, the Means for Construction.
and the Value of the Bonds. which Will be
sent nee on application at the Company 3
Omces or to any OF The advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO TreasursFs y. T.,
JUNE is, 1858. 'f-'f"saVi Je16.tlsepl