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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

1t is stated that Gen. J. II. Stewart,
Assistant Superintendent Of the Wis
Div. of the Chicago & North Western
r. r. has resigned and will return to
Minnesota to resume the general mau
a-emcnt uf the Winona & St. Peter
road.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

IMPROVEMENT OF THE MINNESOTA
RIVER The Pioneer says that the
report Of the committee, consisting Of
Senators Z. st. Julian Cox, Child and
Laudon, on improvement OF Minnesota
river is nearly completed. 1t will
show that over one third IF all grain
raised in the State is raised in the val.
ley c"untics, The slack water from
Mendoza is not only practicable, but at
comparatively small outlay the nun.
Der Of dams and locks required; the
cost thereof, the enormous saving tn
the agricultural community of the val.
leg. The report will be Of the highest
value, and if congress can be prevailed
upon to appropriate the amount asked
Tor, $3.50 ,0OO the question Of railroad
'rcights and tariffs in the valley is
settled for good. We will publish the
reports when made to the Senate.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

A bill has been introduced in the
Minnesota House of Representatives,
abol,shing the Office Of County Su-
perintendent of schools aud providing
that the work shall be done by the
Auditor and Board of Education.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29
Money to Loan.

In large or small sums at reasonable
rates. Inquire Of Il. J. Hodgson at
Till Tihbets Office.
41.tf Redwood Falls.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

The appointmen Of Gen. H. H Sib-
ley as President of the State Normal
School Board, seems to give general
satisfaction.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

St. Cloud editors are discussing the
question, which paper delivered the
Governors message to its subscribers
ssfrst,"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

During the past six months the
enormous number Of thirty Thousand
letters were deposited ia the New York
Post Office, which could not be for
warded on account of some defect in
directions or non payment Of postage.
Doubtless the Post NJ ,ster and the De.
partment generally was bitterly de
nounced by as least, sixty thousand
grumblers, because these letters did
not 20 through, when the writer's
alone we're at fault.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

A bill has been introduced in Con-
gress, providing for the free transmits
sion and free delivery Of all newspapers
within the counties where published.
1t will no doubt p,ss.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29
$S84.l2O

The FarmeFs' Nut ual Fire Insurance
Company Of Minneapolis, At meeting
held last week in that city elected the
following officers:
President-J Q. Farmer,
Vice President Geo. I. Parsons,
Secretary-W. A. Nimocks.
Treasurer-J. @. Milne.
Nearly all the counties Of the State
are represented on the Board Of Di-
rect0rs.
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Minnesota Legislature.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BY Mr. Ward-To protect deposit
nrs Of grain in elevators and warehOus.
es. calculated to prevent the mixture
of the same. Referred to special
committee Of three, which was an
"ounced to consist Of Messrs. Ward
Hubbard aud White,
BY Mr. Dr.ke-To provide for a
State B"ard OF lmni q alton. composed
Of the Governor aud secretary Of State
AID three commissioners to BE- appoint.
I'd by the Governoe, one to represent
the Germans, one the Scandinavians.
and the other the English speaking
nations.
lsy Mr.. Freemau-Relating to the
sale Of school lands, authorizing three
sales each year Of such lands.
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THE GAZETTE

lIfran,. lent sdvrrsiScnsHta must be Pa:HtsFis ID
vsnes. A. ss,..
-; E E cs - ~; >er square for sseh subsequent il
ssrtion. All 'ticss must - spon The sssso.,
.ibiiitv Of tho Attorney ordering sh:n pss!t.esr.
40 adidavit Of publcstiod will b ssvss ssss's Ne
local Notice . inserted At ID cents r. ns".
Euainefe cards Of Eve line efs $o.V0.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

TRADES UNIONS AND THEIR Re-
sULrs.-Should the need for i, arise
here, the employers Of America will
trou federation. But, IT present. It
is not worth while to take that trouble.
,rade uniouism in the United States
seems now to be brekea down by its
own weight. 1t has been y grievous
burden upoo its members, and they
are glad to csc pc from its tyranny and
taxati"n. Workingmen are clearly
seeing for themselves that they do
much better when they make their
owa bargains and obtain continuous
work, than when they arc bound to
strike At the dictation of = society, and
be cut Of employment perhaps fo'
months in the year, aud asder great
expe ose to pay the salaries ofthe lead.
ers aud the Gust Of ueetiags, printing
etc. But should trade. .uniOoism eve,
become rampant again, in this country
it will surely be met BY . combination
of the assailed. If it be said that oil
such combinations are vicious in priu.
cipal, and that two wrongs do moi
make right, the employers, If com.
PEELED to resist is this f shion will
doubtless answer that they we're driv.
en- 70 such an organization in selt-de.
tense from the tyranny Of the trade
societies.-./osrxal of CvnsnssTce.
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1t is claimed that 7oO,66G acres
of land. granted by Congress. for tho
Winona & St Peter Railwry have new.
er been CO, firmed to that road by the
Legislature and may be restored to
homestead entry. IF the lands were
granted to the State by Congress ex.
prcssly for that road there can be nc
good season given why the State should
not carry out the provisions of the
grant.
It is announced that the Siamesc
twins. Chang & Eng are dead. They
were in their sixty-,hird year.
Chang had been partially paralyzed
tor some time and gradually became
more and more debilitated, but sud-
denly grew much worse acd died.
Eng. was SO severely shocked in fnd
ing himself bound to corpse that he
fen into deadly stupor and expired
in two hosrs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

PERILs OF SURGERY,-Some two Of
three weeks ago yeang man named
Palmer Of Cottage Grove, had din.
Guilty with fellow laborer in the log-
ging camp Of w. H. Getchell, on Sand
Greek, tributary Of the St. Croix
River. From words the parties came
to blows, Palmer's antagonist fuall
getting his (Palmer's) thumb in his
mouth aud biting through the flesh to
the bone. The bitten thumb soon be.
gan TO show signs of modification and
Palmer went to Saltwater for surgi-
cal treatment. placing himself under
the care Of Dr.. Mill.rd. Hoping to
save the hand, the doctor At frs, only
smputated the thuub. Subsequently,
it Vas found that the poisonous virus
had spread beyond the hand and amp.
utation Of the arm below the elb,w vas
was decided apoa. This operation vas
performed Wednesday last, DR.. ]. K.
Reiner assisting Dr. Millsrd. In the
operation Dr.. Rsiser scratched himself
with the poisoned blood Of his patieae
which quickly permeased his entire
system producing al alarming form Of
disease from which he had been very
low for several days past. Gea,leneo
from Saltwater yesterday reported .
slight Improvement in Dr.. condition,
but the gravest apprehensions are still
entertained regarding his recovery.
Young Palmer vas removed TO his
home in Cottage Grove, immediately
after the last amputatior, and We are
informed that his condition is such as
to cause grave doubts q to how his
case will terminate. The party Who
did the biting is at large.-Pioneey
Dr.. Reiner's has since died.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

NORMAL School PRoa Ess lit is
with pleasure that We are able to an.
uource this week other acquisi ions u
the Normal schuol. whicn swells the
number to 81 in the Normal depart.
ment. This number is exactly the
number enrolled 1t the opening Of the
>ci.ool. when the disaster occasiooed BY
The action Of the Board overlook It.
The new scholars are said TO be unusu
ally we'll qualified 70 enter their res
pecsive classes. and some are even able
to enter b. Glass. No doubt, with the
return Of prosperous times, aud with
the able management aad uotiriug ef.
'or,s Of the rressst corp, Of Instructors
the school will regain i.s wontsd popa.
larity, aud achieve that success q
earnestly desired BY its friends. Man
kato Uni0s.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29
NANTED.

Oats and cern At Jessup's which will b
Eaksn in tzads or paid for in cash.
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TILL TlBBETTS,
Civil Engineer, SurvsyG, Notary Public
and CoaTeJalcer.
10000 Acres OF

LAND for Sale, from $l.25 to $50 per Acre;
Terms to suit Purchasers. Improved Farms
with Buildings and Town Property Of all
kind Tor sale. Trade or Rent. Lands Bought
and Sold on Commission. Taxes paid,
Titles examined and perfected, and Patents
obtained. Pour Years' experience In Land
'o@cs business; Full information concern
ing 0overnment Lands in Southwestern
Minnesota.
CITY, TOWN 4 COUNTY MAPS
furnished to order. Soldier Homesteads
selected and located. Valuable Claims for
sale cheap. Scrip and Land Warrants for
sale.
MONEY TO LOAN,
and Loaned On Comminiou. Contested
Claims prosecuted hsfags thS Local a1d
General Land Once.
Csll On q Write
TItt TlBBETTS:
4.37 Redwood Falls, MINI.
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THE GAZETTE.
wv. nEH&iorr. ~. :. NEAL.
HERRlOTT g. BEAL,
Edf ors and Publishers.
The new directory Of St. Paul shows
a population Of 81 sos.
Edf, Ors a nd Pu0ltehero

Judge n r Waite was confirmed
as Chief Justice without dissenting
vote.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-01-29

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NOTICE.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE
~ Redwood Falls. Minn., January, 4 1874
To Morgan n K'noav- You are hereby noti6ed
that On Monday the 18th day Of February 1874 at
II o'clock Il. proof will b taken at this oce in aup
port Of the claim Of Emil r,amns to enter BY pre-
mption the east y 1t north east e Of section n
Townahip ia range 3e,
To which you sdvurss claimant and will b Dol
mittet to offer counter proof,
B.F SnIrn, Register.
Is WI. n. KELLY, Reesiver.
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Grow tn Of Redwood County.

VAVW ~ W tsSW " OV0 VVuuGys
We give, beIow. figures obtained
at the Auditors Office. showing the ma
terisl advancement made by Redwood
County during one year.
Assessed value Of Real Estate ...
for 1879 $449, ,7O2
Assessed value Of Personal
Property for 1872 A,686
Total 35l4,6SS
Assessed value Of Real Estate
for 1873 $7s6,592
Assessed value Of Personal
Property tor 1873 3,528
Total 1884. l2O
A total increase, during the year
in, of 1868, ,532, or seventy two per
cent.
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The largest sale Ut iaud that has
probably ever taken place ia the Wes'
"as jnst been made BY the Atchison
Topeka aud Santa Fe RAILROAD Com
p,ny to the leaders Of the Mennonite
col 'uy. by which $4,000 acres neat
IIalsted, Harvey county, have actually
been purchased, aud $4,000 more are
engaged to be taken during the coming
season. This great tract, it is uader
stood, is one Of several which the pio
ueers of the German Russian Quaker.
'iker sect are locatiog for their 10000
brethren in Bussia, who, it is alleged
sill find their way hi.her as soon as
the way is prepared for them. The
story Of their emi iyration to Russia 20
years ago Of their indefatigable in
dustry aud high morality, and Of their
exo,us from the great north European
empire on account of their refusing to
join the army of the Cz,r, IS too we'll
known TO need repetition. The thirty
men who passed through St, Louis the
other day, after contracting with the
i.and Commissioner Of the railroad
Company for the purchase Of the tract
1T country above stated, created very
favorable Impression. They are al
Germans, aud, with one exception.
have resided tor some little time in
illinois aud Iowa. and are farmers by
occupation.- Press,
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Cit RATES.

Special INDUCEMENTS offered to canvassers upon
spplicrtion TO the st. Paul rIiES> ca.
Ambitions be ma IL tn clubs ut :ny time, pro-
vided = years Anhscr;tf0 is sent.
E-mitteucrs csn he ma le 1T yisk by Ban.
Dra,t, Money Order. "r Registered Letter.
Adde'S ST. PAUL PRESS co.
st. Paul MINI.
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A large tract OF the lands in thiS
county aud Martin. known % the
Southern Minnesota Railroad lands
have just changed hands again. Four
deeds have been recorded BY Register
Orr, covering in all Il, 378 acres, Of
which 1910 we're in jackson county,
in the towns of Middletown, Des
Moins, Petersburg, and Minneto. The
price paid was 81 per acre, ,-yacksos
Rr1nLktc.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

JOHN b. ELWOOD, MORTGAGE.
e. POWELL, Att,ra-y for Nnrtgsgee
Dated Redwood EAlls Min. Jan. 42ud 1874
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-16

the very start fle tobacco plant has met
With ssen'ies which have we'll vapquisbed
Il. IL the 6rst place. the seed did nos
eermissse - veil e usual, then came tie
hy. which Destroyed perh1ps half The
growing plants; this vas succeeded b.
the drouth. which stimulated their growth;
and pov. vhen il i too late for any req
edy. Il 10 found that there vill Be scarce.
~ half yield. even II the remainder Of
the season shosld prove favorable. This
condition Of the growing crop 10 not con-
6ued to any special locality. bat Seems to
be general throughout the tobacco grow
ing region from Missouri through south
ern Illinois. Isdiasa aud Ohio, shroush
Kentucky. Tennessee. West Virgins.
Virginia and Maryland. and rssehisk
even to the valley Of the Conseesieut.
VI course such . prospect Of deficient
crop has materially affected the market
for the stock Of leaf on hand. and prices
have already advanced three and 6vc
cents per- pound. and many holders refuse
10 sell even 1t this advance. To what
extreme this advance will Be car.
ried it is impossible to say. bat. - usual
IN similar cases. it will probably BE- gres-
ter than can be permanently sussain,d 4.
although there is doubtless good ground
for the advance which has already taken
place. The planter Who obtains half .
crop this season may not be much Of . loser,
because the enhanced price which be will
obtain will 80 far toward making up the
deficiency in the quantity. but the con.
sumers Of tobacco may a. we'll make up
their minds to spend more money for this
luxury. or else reduce their consumption
. liberal per cent With the disorga nised
condition Of Cuba. and the short crop Of
tobacco at home. the weed" bids fair to
become an expensive luxury.
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FAIRvlEW ESTATE,
OR PART OF ST.
Richards Manor,
containing
so acres,

mOte W foSSs
This land is located in the Fad CO ton
district Of Saint Mays county. binds on
the "Three No.chcd Road" snd the road
leading to "Wiss's Landing" aud is ooly
about one m distant from the Patux-
ent River. 1t adj ,ins the estates Of
I>aac Solomon. ESD, Mrs Z. A. Clarke
and Glen eut Carroll.
The improvements consist Of . COM
Portable two-story Dwelling. . Barn and
other out-houses.
The soil Of the land 10 good and t.e
location healthy aud dc,irAble.
The proximity Of this property to the
Patuxent River, aud to several Steam
boat landings thereon. will make it an
especially desirable purchase to those
wishing to engage in the Fish. Oyster or
Fruit trade. The finest oysters Of tn
Patuxent are found in the adjacent va.
tiers. whilst the Ale-wife fishery has been
very lucrative in this locality for several
years past.
Terms Of Sale, Is prescribed by the
decree, are one half Of the purchase
money in cash on the day Of sale. and the
balance in twelve months from the date
thereof-,he deferred payment to be 50.
cured by the bond or note Of the purcha
ser. with security to be approved By the
Trustees aud to bear interest from the
day Of sale.
Wien all the purchase money shall
have ben paid. the Trustees will exc.
cute dee d 10 the purchaser. free. clcsl
and 1;sch Urged from all claims of tn,
parties ~ this suit and Of those claimins
by, from or under them.
ROBERT G.. COMBS.
JAS. !. DOWNS,
Trustees
July l6, 1S74-ts.
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Lse Dfsws. July II. 1874.

Y.,.n ,e,x
'.' ~ A0.
Eds. 81 Mn96 ecoa:
Dear Srs- Dpecsally ask permis-
s'oe. through e. oplsoas OF the bEAcoH.
to call tha sitsac9 Of your readers b The
advantsges of ~ . High School 10
the central seee 81 tie county. / shall
not undertakes 0s0ooserass the seeessi-
y or even the disability Of such IN in
ss'tasios In oef tdst. Our people seem
70 b doubtia baes-s little given pos
sibly 10 guliihdly On railroad schemes
bet neserthele s.fher sesptical a. to the
possibility Of Iess costly projects d
seil-evidcss - tlness.
tbs idea e. hgh school IN the viein-
ny Of Leoeasouu vas trst saGgestsd By
The partially eoclished public sohool
o1'sd.ng. oas.dIy hiding itself iron OBJ
sefva10n oe - sseep iociiec below the
Court mouse. Iee 'iie gn's moreover
seem 70 lack I1gAt - well ~ AIR. n the
narrow. peas up apartment allotted 10
them.
Such schol accommodations must.
judge. demoeeerass to the children how
little their tri6ads esteem education. NOT
should We bs,Sarrrised II they ultimately
adopt their pseuts ideas.
Besidss IT, il the children must be
educated. q must necessarily have
teachesss g these teachers must have
the seese2 education and training
Whsssq 1ekae>n this preparatory
tEaisine Be had Not in the Siate Nor
NAL School. 10. We have no teacher no"
On duty IRON 'oa' lnet'sa''or 10 tue eo1n'
~ nor 90 ! Oe'iesc We ever nao. Judg'
ing the iutsre y inc past We reaiise ss
once the necessary OF n'gn school a
nome.
we nave .'Ieaoy a' 'oe necessary mo'ive
power 70 operate suen 30 insulation success
!any. II ever n.c . oo9o' on to's point
sns' aoao! va: eou!c!y cispei'ea on the
Sth inst' oy Witnessing the closing exer'
DISCS OF q private or select school IN the
outskir@ OF Leonardto"n.
uooer the supervision OF such . teach
er' . n,se scnoo' would become oil We
could des're II 70 DC. NOR would the su'
Pe1'n'eoasn. require any oe''ee assistants
'".1 son1 " n's o.u PuPIs.
| cudge 'o1o conducted tho CLASSICAL ex-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-07-16

PErER's MspIcAL MoxrHLr.-we ere
IN receipt from the publisher Of the July
nsmber Of Peters Musical monthly. The
contents are unusually varied and. attractive
and consist ofthe following eon,ribxsious /:
-"While the Light is Softly Falling"
"Old Caleb :" /" Hark! At Your pcer,
Ne are pleadine;" Sweet Little Msy;"
Give me. Darling. One. Sweet kiss"
'Write 70 ne. wi.lie;" etc. etc., etc
The Psbl.ber is J. L. Peters. 500
Brosdssy. N. Y. See advertising notice
ID another column.
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COM IRNA7iON NOTICE.
Joseph Forrest
James A Morgan
b others.

In the circuit Court for st. Mary's oour-
~, sitting as a Court Of Eqnty.
No. 22s N Equity.
ORDERED, this 10Th day Of July
" 1874, hat the sale made and reported
by Robt Combs and Jas ) Downs, Trus-
tees. in this cause, be ratified and cor 6rmed
unlesscause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 2nd Monday Of Angst
next provided a copy Of this order be
published 10 the ST Mary's Beacon, once a
week for three successive week. prior
to the said End Monday OF August.
The report states that the land sold for
$500.
JFRANK FORD,
Cle.k.
Trne copy-Te.t:
PRANK FORD,
Clerk.
July 16, is74-sw.
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TRAVELLING on THE FARM Did any Of
our readers ever think Of the amount Of

TRAvELlxa on THE FARx-Did any Of
your readers ever think Of the amount Of
travel it takes to raise q crop Of corn /
never saw an illustration in print. aud l
thought I would give you one. have a
twenty field, forty BY eighty rods
To break this up would take one hundred
aud sixty-six miles. Narrowing it abou,
forty miles. Furrowing out. ninety miles.
Planting. forty five miles. il. With PLAN
ter. and il dropped sud then covered
ninety miles. And for each blowing of
tvo burrows in . row. ninety miles. for
Eve plowings. four hundred and City
miles. Thss you will zee il takes about
eight or nine hundred m lies Of travel to
raise twenty scres Of corn. nos counting
going 10 and ressrsipe from the 6eld.-
Besides there Is seDlsssisg. thiasing. roll.
ling. etc.
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
John l. Abel 4
John Abel
vs..
George T Duke
4 others.

In the Circuit Court for st Mays coun.
VISITING as Cour,oiEquiiy.
No $50 N E.
ORDERED, this 10th day Of july.
~ 1874, that the sale ma &c and reported
by Robs G Combs and Jas 3 Downs rrus.
iee., in this cause, be ratified and confirm.
ed, unless cause TO The contrary be shown
on or before the 2nd Monday Of Aug.
next; provided copy ofthis order be in.
serted in the st Mary's Beacon. once q
week for three successive weeks prior 70
the said 2nd Monday OF August.
The report states that the lard sold fos
&3ss.
FRANK FORD.
Ciesh.
Trus eopy-Test:
J FRANK FORD,
Cisyk
joy is. ls7A-sv.
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more or less.
They arc of enc soil, in fair state Of
cultivation and improvement. aud have
suf6 :ient timber upon them for the sup
port Of the premises.
They have fne STORE HOUSE, .
good DWELLING and all necessary out
houses upon tbem. The Store is an ex.
cel!cnt stand Tor country business. aud
will always command high rent.
This property is heated on the Three
Notched Road, is but q short distance
from the PatuxeH. River aud on TIM line
Of the Southern Maryland II .ilroad.
TERMS OF SALE,
as prescribed by the decree, are Quo
half o: the purchase money in cash on
the day Of ssle. asd the balance in twelve
months from the date thereof-thc de-
ferrcd payment to be secured by the boud
or note Of the purchaser, with security
to be approved by the Trustee. and to
bear interest from the day Of .ale.
When all the purchase money shall
have been paid, the Trustee will exc
cute a deed to the purchaser, free. clear
and dischargcdfrom all claims OF the par
ties to this suit and of those claiming by,
from or under them.
JAS. s. DOWNS.
Trustee.
July l6, lS7i-.s.