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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18

We take occasion to call attentio,
10 an article on our first page, con
corning the Presidential question
from one of our best and most relia
bic exchanges, the Belle Plaine In
Scu. 80 far as the article goes i,
meets with our cordial concurrence
Notwithstanding the many mistakes
the President and his advisers have
made it does not appear that true
reform and political honesty have any
stronger or more willing worslippers
t'laa the Republican party as whole.
Some Ct the individuals outside OF
the party, and many OF the indiyi,iu-
mis- now accommodating the roads
leading out OF the party, may hc as
honest reformers as there are IN the
narty, but the ontlook is not encour-
aging for the great mass Of their fol
lowers. To be q success, the Cinein-
matt movement must embrace the
grca,ostpart ofthc Democratic party,
n not the whole OF 1t, and our doubt
has become positive anbelicf chat
any political organization comprising
the greater bulk Of thai par'y can be
so good as Tie Relublieaa arty with
ali lis far,s.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18
Cur Des holmes Letter.
Dies MONIES, April II, 1872.

Dies MONIES, April II, 1872.
If. Editor There are propitious
days for legislation as for other at.
fairs. The amount Of physical labor
that men do collectively depends
very much on the mood they are IN
while their muscles are III action. So
also deliberative assemblies do much
or little, in proportion to the harmoni-
ous or inharmonioHs state of The feel
ings Of their component ingredients.
Why it is that on one day fifty indi-
viduals. having daily OH their minds
equal loads of responsibilities and du-
ties, will cheerfully work together
tor the achievement Of the main ends
intrusted to them, and tnc very next
day act as il their uppermost thoughts
were to disagree and quarrel, IS a
profound problem. But the fact is
undesirable. On Saturday, the 9th,
one Of those favorable seasons Of
placid humors came around in the
Senate, and more bills we're properly
considered and passed thal on any
former day Of this session.
Necessity required that provisions
be made for Census in 1878. The
trainers Of tie constitution then de-
c'ared that an enumeration of the
people and the collection OF valuable
statistics should be made every two
years until the year 1870, and then
on3e in five years thereafter. A bill
passed providing for such census and
undoubtedly will obtain friendly
reception in the House.
Section $3.50 of the Revision di-
rccts that the mortgage CT lis legal
representative shall cancel q mor.aoe
on the margin Of the record when
paid, and in case Of neglect, in six
months after request so to DO, shall
be liable to pay the morta4or the
sum Of .25. The Senate passed a
bill to compel an INN eliate cancella-
tioa after payment.
Tor many years it has been a
grave question whether The State
should not be relieved from the 70.
sponsibility to keep the school-fund
entire, and the onns transferred 10
the counties where now loaned. Gov.
errors Kirkwood and Stone very
strongly recommended the recall of
all the money from the counties and
1t be used to build up her charitable
institutions and that it become an in.
debtedness, on which annual interest
should be paid. This scheme was
strenuously resisted by the represen.
talves Of the counties wherein it had
been loaned. Therefore, to shift
the liability for loss, an act was press
ed trough exempting the State and
obl1sins the counties to keep the
fund whole. The counties arc renuir.
cd to pay 8 per cent interest hence
forth, semi an aually, on the amount
that may be asccrtainea to be due
from each by the Auditor Of State
Several important bills that canr
from the House carly tits week
passed One, to allow the county
Auditor a deputy, which was lost
two years ago the Inst night Of tile
session-.o prohibit persons from
driving away stock more than three
miles from the premises q their own-
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18
proc &c dlnS3
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
april Term 4. ID. 1872.
TConlinued from last week. I

ArR!L >, 49,; clock 1. NJ.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment,
quorum present.
Petition for bridge in salt Creek townsip
read and the building Of the same rec ,m-
menaed by committee, which was adpted
and referred to poyneer and Ramsdeil to
build.
Petition for bridge in Columbia township
read and tic building OF The same recon-
rlended by committee. which was adopted
and referred TO Foynecr and Ramsdell to
build.
Petition for bridge in Perry and Crystal
townships read and the building Of the
same recommended by committee. which
was adopted and referred to Jaqua and
kamsdell to BULL.
Petition for bridge in Salt Greek town
ship read and the same recommended by
the committee, which was adopted and re-
ferred TO poyneer AMI Ramsdell to build.
Petition for bridge in Tama township
read and the building of the same recon-
uiended by committee, which was adopted
and referred to poyneer and Ramsaell to
build.
Petition for bridge in Spring Creek and
Lincoln townships read anu the building Of
the same recommended by committee. which
Was adopted aud referred to Poyneer . nd
Ramsiell to bald.
Petition for bridge IN Perry and Clark
townships read and the building of the
same recommended by committee, which
vas adopted and referred TO royaeer and
Eamslcll to build.
Petition for bridge in Perry aud Clark
townships read and the building Of tie same
recommended by committee. which was
adopted and referred to Poyncer and Rams
dell to build.
Petition FOR bridge in Carlton township
read and the building of the same recon.
niended by committee, which was adopted
and referred to Poyneer and Ramsdell tc
build.
Petition from citizens of Clark TOWNSHIP
for bridge over Wolf Creek read and on
motion referred to Jaqua and Ramsdell 70,
examination.
Petition from citizens Of Highland town.
ship for bridge OYER Bennett Creek, pre-.
scented and on motion referred to Poyneei
and Ramsdeil for examination.
Petition for bridge from citizens Of Co.
luiabia township presented, and on motion
referred 20 Poyneer aud Ramsdell for ex
animation.
Petition from citizens Of York townsh,
for bridge over Wolf Creek presented. and
on motion refer rel TO Poyneer and Rams
Cell for examination.
Petition from citizens Of Oneida township
presented for bridge over Simpson Greek
AMI on motion referred to Jaqua and Rams
dell TOR examination.
Petition from citizens Of Toledo township
Tor bridge over Deer Creek esentel and
On motion referred to Poyneer and Jaoua
Tor examination.
petltlon from citizens Of Carroll town
shia Tor bridge ever slough on townshi
line between Carroll and Oneida townshinsl
presented, and on motion referred to Jaoua
and Kamsdell for examination,
Moved that Mr.. Jaqua be authorized 10
re-planli the Jaqua bridge in Buckiu CHAM
township. Carr led.
Moved that the 3 ard adjourn until
O'Clock A. M.-carriel.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18

for Privy. cost rot to exceed S2jo.Gl. md
report at June session. Carried
Moved that monthly appropriation for
county poor stand the same until June scs
sion, subject to the discretion of the Audit
or.-Carricd
MoTcd that the Auditor investigate and
see what the Jail floor can be graded and
laid with stone floor for, and report a; June
meeting Of the Board. Carried
Moved that the following bills be allows
ed ca rried.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18

t>IEIlEG y sur.
DI virtue OF II Special Execution. dated
ID the l3t.l Of March, a. d. 1872, to me
directed. issued ont Of the Office of the Clerk
OF the District Court Of Tamn county, State
OF lowa. in favor Of S. l.. Barawell and
against Charles L. Stearns ami Sarah J.
Stcarns, on judgment rendered by said
court Mt the February term thereof, A. D.
1872, agains. the said Charles T.. Stearns,
for the sum of Sl2l. .J-l00 and decree
of foreclosure against said defen iants
wherein it was ordered adjudgcl and de-
creed that the following described real
estate to-wit
The east half Oft south east quarter OF
Tie horth-w est quarter of section No. TWEEN
ty-seyen - in township No. eighty-foar
[sil north Of range No. thirteen [l51 west
Of the 9TH +. NJ, IN Tama County, Iowa,
be sold or so much thereof as is necessary
TO satisfy said judgment, interest and
cost:
Now, therefore. public notice is hereby
given. that have levied upon. and shall on
the 9Th dry of April, A. D. 1872. b.
tween the hours of 8 o'clocl; A. NJ and 1
Q clock T. Il. of said day, sale to commence
at the hour of o'clock z. NJ. at the front
door Of the Court House in Toledo, Iowa. in
the county of Tama. offer and sell a: pub
lie ouicry, 10 the highest and hest bidder,
torcash, all the right. title and interest OF
the above named defendants, in and 10 the
ishoFe described property or so much there
OF ms is necessary TO satisfy said Judgment
for the above named sim together witt, costs
and al accfuing costs. unless the same
shall he sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
Clark & Tewkcsbury,
Atty FIR Plaintiffs.
March IL, 1872. $500 T15-16
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18
BLANKS.

BLA NkS.
4 TTORNEYS, Juatices of the Peace, Coun-
Il ty, Township and School Officers, Con
stables. Notaries Public, School Teachers
and all others in need OF Blanks, will find
at the office of THE TAMA COUNTY RE-
PUBLICAN, Toledo, Iowa, full stock Of
Blanks, ncrt'y printed and fer sale at rea-
sonable rates, Of which the following is a
list:
Legal BLANKS.
Warranty Deeds,
Quit Claim Deeds.
Bond for Decd,
Real Estate Mortgages,
Chattel Mortgages,
Satisfaction Of Mortgage,
Contract for Sale of Land
Powers sf Attorney,
Writ of injunction,
Notice OF taking Dispositions,
Affidavit Of Non residence of Defti
Garnshee Notice.
Original Notice,
Affidavit Of Nonresident voter,
Official Bond.
JUSTICES s CONsTABLES BLANKS.
Original Notices,
Preliminary Information,
Warrant of Arrest.
Writ of Repleyln,
Replevin Bond,
Writ Of Attachment,
Attachment Bond,
Stay Bond,
Executions,
Subppnas,
Venires,
Notice of Garnishemcnt,
Affidavit en- taking up Estray An mails.
Undertaking of Witness to appear and
testify,
Oath of Householder on taking up Estray
Animals,
Notice Of Constable's Sale,
Consiable's Returns.
SCHOOL BLANKS.
Treasurer's Bond,
Secretary's Bond,
Sub District Records,
Order Books.
Daily Reg listers,
General Registers,
Poll Books,
Contract with Teacher
Weekly Report Cards,
Certificates Of tax lcviel by Board and
Township,
Notice of District and Subs District Meet
ings,
Certificates of Election,
Sub-Drccior's Reports,
Draft on County Treasurer.
psa. Blanks not en- hand will be printed
to order at short notice, and at lowest rates.
nj. j.. G. TRUE.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18
SHERItI.S SIZE.


SHERIFTS SALE.
DY virtue of special execution, dated
II the sth Ct March, D. 1872. to me
directed, issued OFT Of the Office of the clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of lama county, State of
Iowa, in favor of L. n. Barker, and against
John Doyle. Ellen Doyle, Knight Dexter,
Richard Pow, Thomas Murray, W Young
& Co., and q. II Warren. on a Judgment
rendered by said Court at the January
term thereof, \, d. 1872. against the said
John Doyle the sum OF $3.50 l5-l00 and n
decree Of foreclosure against said defend
and dccreed that the following described
real estate, towit:
The southeast quarter Of the north west
quarter Ct section No. twcnty>two p !;
also the south least quarter of section twer-
iy-eight Isl all in township No. eighty
two 80 north OF range No. fifteen Ti5l
west of The 9TH J. NJ, ia lama county. Iowa
be sold, or 50 much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said Judgment. interest, and cost !:
Now, therefore, public motto, is hcreh y
given. that have levied upon, and shall on
the 9th day Of April. a. D. 1872 be-
tween the hours Of 8 c'ock A. NJ. and 1
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, sale to commence
at the hour of 10 o'clock \. NJ. at the froat
door Of the Court House in Tc.edo. Iowa. in
the county Of Tama, offer and sell at public
cutlery, to the highest ana best bidder, for
cash, all the right, title and interest
Of the above named defendants in and
to the above described property, or SO much
thereof as is necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment for the above named SUN together with
costs ami all accruing costs, unless the
same shall be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of lama County. Iowa.
Slircrs 4 Saley
Alt'ys Tor Plaintiff.
March rs. 1872, S6.T5 1916
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18
April 4. 1872.

April 4, 1872.
b2ard net pursuant TO adjournment,
pFe<ent, Poyneer, Jaqua and Ramsdell.
.eyei Tia: further action On the bridge
petition fr2fa Indian Village township for
ofi4se sTer the Iowa River be postponed
until ]ane session o. tie Board.-cari cd.
moved Tat the Auditor be authorized to
receive biis aal plan5 anl spsciaca lions
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18
----% % o.

sS;nco 1860, Iowa has leaped from
No 20 to No. II in population rank
Nine States which stood above it in
1860 now stand below it, namely
Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama
mississippi, Wisconsin, Michigan,
louisiana, South Carolina ana Mary
land. No other State has ont. stripped
so many of its fellows in any decade
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-04-18

Out in Montana the cold has been
so intense that whiskey has to be
sold by the stick.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-07
TNHE PRIVATE MEDICAL PRO
Il FESSION.
IFrOm the Boston Daily News.J

+'4'J
II is quite desirable that should define our position
before the public in reference to what is generally known
as the private medical profession The strides which orr
reporter has taken toward disclosing the criminal side of
the private practice ought to receive the unquaiGed
approval of all good citizens If not bring the cuprs to
the bar of justice as it undoubtedly will in some cases
But 1t must not he supposed that these articles are an
attack upon the private practice as a whole. Int
rainier upon those who by ignorance and crime persist
III oisgracing It, The man who seeks to treat and cure
any private disorder is necessarily criminal and
he is too often regarded by the puauieal as such An
diseases must be cured the unfortunate possessor
the malady would suffer in consequence and PERTAINS
extend its conagon to the veins of pure and healthy
bodies Our duty, then, in relation to this matter is
two-oldi first to single out, expose and denpunce all
VINO seek to drag the profession into crime and dsrepue
ana secondly to tell the unfortunate who will we regret
u say exist as long as sin curses the EARTH where their
troubles may receive honest and competent treatment
1t is held in the belief of many that regular family doc
tors cannot consistently treat every contagious disease
Heads of families naturally feel adverse to having their
family physician do So and consequence the medical
profession has become divided. However wrong or in
consistent this may be with scientific opinion the fact
exists and public sentiment may, we suppose be held
responsible.
Holding hcn that it our duty to find if possible
some reliable medical office where the unfortunate can
receive honest treatment by a competent medical man
who sails under fictitious name and who is respousi
BILE for his acts our reporter made an examination Of
some twenty ofthe principal Offices yesterday morning,
but found with single exception no place that seemed
to guarantee any reliability medical skill. There was
in almost every instance some fraud or
with the Office Either the doctor was only hotel
porter with some deceased physicians name or dry
goods clerk with similar fictitious title 1t seemed for
some time that there was not a reliable medical ipst
tute' in the city.
At last our reporter entered the Morrill, Medical Ir+t
tute, where he found the doctor Frederc, N,rt III,
ling, indeed desirous to have his mode ~ ,raa,,,,.
thoroughly investigated. This seemed v,s, ,,eoro,
from the other doctors he had called an No., nj, ,.
tested against any attenpt nj ipvestir,tt -.
instances ordered Inn to leave inc an l,o,,
ever, with DIR. Morrill, He courted ,,,. ~,
, scrutiny. This our reporter nrocoedo, o,,,
pany with misunderstood citizen ando,,. -.
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ID o T q f # 1 C f
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New Hamp-
shire closes at 500 m; due at pm.
mister, Lancaster, West Boylstcn Oakiae ana Clinton
closes az m aid $50 m: due at 9,l5 and m.
6mcnn1Ts closes at D. lV'45 m and $50 m Due at
Gardner and Vt and Mass. R r. closes at $50 lO45
M ana p m. Due 9l5 m and and . m,
Princeton, East Princeton and West Sterling. close
city OF Boston close at $50 and m, LIS. and SD
nj 9e az 6Sg and o5O m Sso 49, $50 and 1880 m
m. Due at s,l5. 1880 a m and $50 pm.
Name Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern MaSsa-
chesetts, close at 6 80 and m LIS, and m. Due
Rhode Island, close at $50 and Il H. and 80 p m.
Way Mail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad,
close at $50 P m. Due at 9,i5 am.
sturbrdge Southhridge and Woonsocket, close $50
s and s3S M ; Due at U.s. s45 m and $50 M
States close at 545 and 945 m, 545 AMI IN. Due at
Worcester and Springfield way Mail close at 5.i5 and
80 a m, and 345 m Due at 92O m and $50 m.
m and 3,45 m Due at Las and 10 m.
| New York City and southern States Hartford and
New Haven Conn close at 945 M s45 and Due
Norwich and New London, Conn, Webster and oxford
Mass, close at am and 4,3O p m. Due at 9 m and
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
| closes at a m. Due at sam
Grafton close at $50 and9 and LIS and m. Due
Milford Mendon, Hopcdae and birmingham. close at
M LIS and m Due at slj, 1880 m, and 4,3C
southboro'. close at 8 pm. Due at lO.9Oam
Wcsboro', COrdavie, Hopkinton. Ashland and Hol.
4,30pm. "
oMarlboro, close at and pm. Due at $50 IN ant
NoTthboro', close at LIS and pm Due at lO,sl
m. N'e
Barre and smithvillc close at 9,45 a m and pm Du,
| at 9.l5 m and 3,45 pm.
Dana, North Dana. New Salem, North New Salem
| close at 945 m. Due at $3.50 pm.
Huhbar1ston, close at and l0.4 m and D IN, On,
| at $50 M 2, Is and pm.
Princeton, Holden, Rutland. North Rutland, close a
| M Due at {, 30 pm.
| Leicester, close AT 9,45 and N. Due at II
and pm.
oakham and shrewsbury, close at asa IN and $3.50 !
m. Due at $50 and m.
| Mails for New York and Boston, and places bevOnd
| close at this Office on Sunday at pm.
FOREIGN MAILS-MMls for the European Steamer
close daily, via New York at 81 IN, 345 and m.
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M i d G Al OFF ICl
No. 5 Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS.
DIR. NIANSFIELD

has established Grand Medical Office for tho
hauleai and Permanent Cure of all diseases or dc
IaRsGnenlS OF the Genital Organs or System, which
VIII pc treated scientifically and the most approved
principles = Syphilis, GonOwh@a, elect Structures
seminal Weakness Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak.
ness Pains in the Back aud Loins, Whites, Gravel
Nervous Diseases, llumors. Dyspepsia, Piles &c
Dr. Mansfield will cure all Of The above diseases nv
hs new and improved method in short time giving
enJre satisfaction to his patients. B Spermatorrhea
permanently cured and Lost Mauhood Rpsforpd
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Read what the Press Saws,

We consider Dr. Mansfield of Worcester, Mass, very
able and sklfu practitioner in the treatment of sper
matorrhGa or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases of
Woman. In fact, may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch Of the science.-Ed Democrat
BrO0klyR ". /.
Jyl2 nj w4w d,f
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No9.RE.M!SII!CHI. AND WORCESTER DI.

~ VISION. B., H. and f. R. r., is72. '''' -
a %, TEAMS GoING SoUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
DIDO NJ way Passenger Train. Connects Al Wch-
sier with train from Soulhbridge. and for Iios-
toni at Ilainfeld with trains to and from Hart
lord and Providence; at Norwich with train Tor
-, New London from West Side stition ''''''' ''i
c@strr VIII t riTse g ram. ConnGes at Wor-
Rgrg, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction with
western am Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston, and for Willimantic; al Plain
ned Tor Hartford and Providence; Norwich with
rams Tor New London, and New York via
Greenport
Oh" p m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at wor
eester with trains from Nashua FitcIbur,s Low
en-, &c.; at Worcester Junction with Evnrrsa
,,, ,L"n host9 and trains from Western and
S239lh3rdEe; atPutnam with train from Boston
anu Ior Wiliimantic; at Paiuteld Junction trains
G i IIoNluehce and Hartford arrive in season for
,gR Passengers from way stations fexcert
webster, Putnam and DanclsOnyilIe) for Nov
,. ofH bI steamer from New London, viii take tlia
''so pm, Steam6oat Express Train for New York.
C o,irvf9 ~ a. W QlGtsler with trains from Boston,
rliehErulsi &c AZ Imtnam from Boston, wal
pniS: rankln and BLACKSTONE; leaves Norwich
for New London at . ;s!5 pm.
TRAINS t'oING NORTH LEAVE Norwich AT
9'hV a N: Steamboat Express Traintor Boston daily
except Monday connecting at Putnam l,r Eos.
ton Blackstone, Franklin and Walpole: at Wor.
SGsler Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell Nashua
London II BIO 4 IN. ans '''''" ie''e9 Nc"
600 4 m; Way Passenger Train. CONNECTING at
iGT BOSTON, arriving at 1929 a M and for viii
ana Waysiations, Albany, &C, and Pr6vidence!
W worcester for trains 10 Boston Nashua, &C.
AA''" i = ~: way PASSENGER Train. Connecting at
TI,!alaheid with train from Providence and
ms,aioTG ana for Providence; arriving at Wor-
ar f Springfield and Albany; al WorcesL
Ter Ior trains TO Boston, Nashua. &c
81" m way Passenger Train Connects at Nor.
Wich with train from New London. nj Pi,ir
ier r IuiG Gr WIZ train from Providence and
ana stations west of WalpOle; at worcester
'unetioh with train for Boston,
WEBSTER SPECIAL,
Leaves Webster Tor Worcester at GiOOam
Leaves Tort for NT,1.-t -
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TO YOUNG MEN.

Or. MANSFIELD, ) Pleasant ST , near Main Worces.
YER Mass, has no superior in the treatment OF that de-
petanC atliction, Seminal Weakness SpermatOrrhea
strictly private and confidential
u0urs-9 A. N. to 8 P. NJ. Office open SUNDAYS
Z. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
M To- ant
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
OH one order, will be issued deposit this Office and
payment ofthe following fees:
On orders not exceeding $40. .......... 10 cents
over $50 and not exceeding S3O...........l5
Over $50 :" S40........,..20
Over $40 50 S5a,,.........25
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office at domestic rates
S1United States Treasury Notes or National Bank
Notes only received paid.
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably be taken the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry to all paris nrhc United States
isis cents; Canada cents Great Britain and the Ger
man states, S cents
OFFICE H0URS-From Gas a IN to p m, cXcept
Sundays. On Sundays, from 9,45 to 1880 m.
Money Order business closes on saturday at nm
Jal9 DIFF j. PICkETr. Postmaster.