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CARRIERS ADDRESS.

\ FOOTPRINT in the sands OF time;
a milestone in the life of man;
4 date on an historic page;
\ moment only Of an age;
A leatlet in forest lost
4 crystal of an arctic FROST
A star from out the milky way;
4 ray of light less in n day;
A drop of water from the sea:
\ second that has ceased to be;
An atom in whirlwind's sweep;
A pebble from the Vastly deep;
A period in the memory;
Eighteen hundred and seyenty.thrce,
From time unto eternity,
Peace be ever unto thee;
With many honors on thy head,
Rest thee, and thy illustrious dead
It's often said OF human life,
With all its pomp and boast and strife,
Its self-concet and Wanting pride,
And weaknesses, we cannot hide;
Its vanity Of worldly power
We're hut the creatures OF an hour.
Though, make the most Of it we can,
The life OF man is but span.n
And yet how many dreadful fears
Are crowded in our passing years,
The year that's past brought its full share
OF woes that seemed too hard to bear;
Yea, every moment, cen though brief,
Hath brought along its load of grief.
Yet, still. these moments as they flew
Were not without their pleasure, too;
For he who hath cheerful mind
In every sorrow joy can find.
Not reasning in the poets light,
THAT whatever is is right"
Nor sing the other doleful song,
That whatever is is wrong.
But simply take things rs they come,
With piously "TuY WILL BE DoNgw
With ringing bells and sounding horn
We celebrate the year just born;
With Joyous rite and busting din
The glad New Year we usher in;
And friends greet friends in social call;
The milk of human kindness all
Pcrvade-thc gift Of Heaven,
The best that e'er to man was given,
O'erilows and warns in every breast,
And gives us joy and happiness,
And makes each sinful, hateful elf
ITO love his ncghbor us himsef;"
Or, il not fully SO, in part,
Because the very hardest heart,
The mind that's not bereft of reason,
Must feel this lOye-mspiring season.
"Whcn drouthy necbors neeborS meet"
At home, in parlor or in street,
At forenoon lunch or evenings dinner,
Each blessed saint or naughty sinner,
With free exchange OF friendly greeting,
Prays for many happy meeting.
From early morn till evening late
This is a day to celebrate;
With merry dance, and song and wine,
We pass away the New Years time;
At private hop or public ball.
Or social chat, wa, great and small,
Consign the old year to the tomb,
And for the new one making room,
Good bye" we say, old '13;
Happily we've done with thee
And gaily opening the door,
All hail and welcome "a!
And wishing you the fullest joy,
Am truly yours.
THE CARRIER BOY.
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Notice.

Mr.. Wilson, the noted Spiritualist, will lecture
in Turn Hail. on the Science and Philosophy OF
Spiritaalism, on the evenings Of Jan. ID Sd and
4th. also on the afternoon Of the +th During
each lecture he will give tests.
The lectures are free to all. Come and hear
him. o. \. TURNER,
J. l. STANLEY,
W. II. W. CUsHMAS,
Committee.
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c. Miller rot in with a stuffed coon.

T. c. Miller got in with Il stuffed coon.
The count was figured out by men of nerve,
who wore muzzles on their noses They had to,
as some Of the game was very dead, having been
killed early last fall. They awarded to Bush
nell's side 1888 and Kelloggs 81.
Mr.. Howard, of the Clifton, served the hunters
with splendid supper in the evening. So ended
the hunt,
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burns sarheum. carAche, &C, upon the human frame
and Of strains spavn gals &c. upon animals In one year
than have all pretended remedies since the world be-
gan lisa counter.irrtant, all healing pain reliever
Crlppes throw away their cru,ches, the lane walk poison
Gus bites are and the wounded are healed
without scar II no hnmbug The recipe Is published
around bottle. It's selling "a no article ever before
Sold and sells because it does Just what petends To do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve to suffer IL they will not Cenaur Linment
More than 900 certificates OF remarkable cures incusng
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, gout running tumois,
&c have been received We will send aerculs containing
CERTIFICATES the recipe, de- gratis to any one requesting IT,
One bottle the yellor wrapper Cenaur Lntments worth
one hundred dollars spawned sw-enc horees and
mules or for in sheep. stockovners, this lin
lment Is worth your attention No family should be with
out Ccntsur Lnlment Sold by all druggists SC bottle
arge bottles g. J. BY, ROSE Co Broadway New YORK
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MUSICAL IysTRUcrIoN.-The winter term ol
instruction in vocal and instrumental music at
the Academy Of Music will begin on Monday
morning next. Prof. Marsh, The accomplished
pianist and organi-t, and Prof. Jocelyn, the
equally skilled yiolinst, viii be found Ut their
respective places in their rooms, a. heretofore.
For terus, apply to MIS-. K. W. BRovrG.
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OFFICE SECRETARY MASONIC ASSOCIATION,
OTTAWA Dec Il lS1H

Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders Of the Masonic Assoca.
ton of Ottawa, will be held at the Opera House
Oh Monday, January 9Th, A. u. 1874, at o'clock
p NJ, for the election of Directors, and such bus
mess as may be brought before the meeting. A
full representation is requested, as business Of
great Importance viii be brought before the
meeting F.. i. HERBICK. Scc'y.
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PERSONALLY. b. Weeks, ESQ, has gone east
on visit to his relatives, ir western New York.
Weeks will be gone two weeks and come back
Weeks, unless he should get married and change
his name, This mag be met in us, but we can't
help il.
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Cuba,

HAvASA.-1hc Home C6ycYnment relieved
Gen. Burriel Of command of the Eastern De.
partmcnt BECAUSE in the proclaim atioh Issued
last week, he attacked the Administrator of
Spain. He has been ordered to a1rtSar at
Madrid to answer a charge preferred against
him in relation to this matter. Captain Gen
Jovelar insists that the Government shall
accept his resignation unfcSs he is granted
in full the extraordinary powers enjoyed by
his predecessors The Government has con.
coded increased POWERS, but they are restrict
cd by certain conditions
The Voso de Cuba says the only reason 10.
vellar has not taken effective measures for
The disqualification Of the island was because
he could not legally do so. The Tose and
Dtdr0 declare that the Conservatives favor a
grant of extraordinary powers, as the only
way to save Cuba to Spain is to declare mar
tial law throughout the island, levy forced
contributions, and call out the militia to sup
press the rebellion
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LASALLE COUNTY AGRIcULruRAL SOCIETY
Proposals win be received for leasing the ground
Of the Society until Feb, %, 1si4.
j. T.. RATHBUN,
Chairman IN. Com.
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A BLOODY SCENE "BUsTED".-We were amused
while at the depot on the west side on Jan lst, at
the rashncss of officer Riordan. There was dis
putc about certain liens upon certain personal
effects which were taken to Strc2tor and upon
which Rordan had an attachment, subsequent,
however, to two others in the hands OF officer
Frcdenburg vino had possession. The way IN
which these doughty representatives OF the maj
csty of the law pownctd upon each other and
looked down upon each other in lofty scorn was
stunning. Says RiDrdaa pointing grandly tow
ards the middle Of the heavens, Before them
there goods shall he removed they will have TO
pass over my dead body" Here he slaps him
self with a fearful thud on the breast. Frcds
nose here assumed an altitude Of forty five de-
grccs, and in sublime Indifference he took mon
strous chew OF tobacco. We got out our note
book and pcnri! preparatory for horrible item.
We rolled up our pants above our boots expect
ing To have TO wade through rivers of human
gore-so 10 speak! The cars came along, the
baggage'was quietly loaded in, no pistols were
fired, no dying groans, no blood, no nothing
"Pshawn said we, "here is another blasted liz
zlc." and We put up our book in disgust.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -NLE o

n RIAL FSTATR.-By virtue of an rider and
of me County Court OF La Sale county, Illinois, e
the pettuu 0 the undersigned Jacob Barr admin ratio
of the q IA of Johr Allen deceased for leave 10 The
OF deceased. DeCeu Der Al ID.
si@ shall on the aecond day February next, ,wC,a
the hours ten IN clock
In the ncrnoun of said day sell AZ public sale prem
ss- Ia he sold in Walthain township In said ecu j. the
real estate described follows, 10 wit: The eas an Of
the southeast quarter OF Section Nine In toWus tES'
four north, OF range two east OF the third prime u'tt'
dian In said La Sale county, Illinois, on the lowing
terms to wilt: One thirt cash in hand on one OF 7lI
sale. third in from the date OF SAT- "' "iu
the remaining third in two years from me OF sau
sale, with ten per cent per snnum ntetst utt ., ne
Ierred payments to be paid annually the purchaser Tvc
approved security and mortgage on tee preLs sou "
the pay Eent Of the pnrch MONEY
Dated this 3lst day q DecehJ'r A. D. -, ,,,,
Administrator Of the Fstabe q! John A!-r deceased
ROW. a IlICIiorsoS, solicitors JAMS
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Jack lIarkaway, a young fellow Of our time,
is as well known wherever our language is sp0k-
en- as Robinson Crusoc. The author having fol
lowed hi, adventures from his school days, has
brought him to America, and all the boys are
agog to see what will bcfall him here. Frank
Lcslics Boys a,1 GriF W"ly-alrcady the pet
paper Of all the live youngsters-has secured the
writer Of Jack Harkaway," and will be ten times
more eagerly sought for than ever.
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Wool lined mattresses - Zimmerman, flrui
tura store, pn Madison =;
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Go to Osman II IIapcman's for books and sta.
tionery. The best, largest and cheapest stock
In thr CITY
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SDnin.


The republican generals Morionez and Lo.
ma reentered the Province of Biscay,
with $4,000 men on the 22d, and on the Goth
the former left San Sebastian by sea- His des-
tination was Santona, where he landed on the
2sth Gen. Iona, with force Of 5000 govern
ment troops, remained in the city.
All efforts to reconcile CASTELAR, and Saline
ron, the President of the cortes, have failed
but it is believed that CASTELAR, will have a
majority in the cOrtes, which meets on the
9TH. Other accounts say, that on the meeting
of the cortes Serrano will he placed at the
head of Spanish affairs. England, France,
Prussia and Italy are pledged to recognize
Serrano as President on the same basis as
they have recognized the President of the
French Republic. Minister Lagard has the
papers all ready to seize the opportune mo-
ment for recognition. This news was kept
secret, but is positive. If the "Reds" rise to
oppose recognition, the powers are expected
to intervene in this matter, as well as in the
Carlist war
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CONGRATULATIONS, Ia s-Ll

- Circuit TJurt ASlrnt, 30 LinvdTg ie'A A. u IN''
Charles stone william r. Burns.
Public notice hereby given To the SAID William =. Burns
that writ of attachment issuei out OF tie once OF the
cr of the la Sale County circuit Court dated he i'm
Gay OF November 1873, at the suit % The Sid Charles
stone and against the estate Of WITHIN ~ Barns Tor the
ed 20 the sheriff II La sale coGIy, which sG MI, has
been returned executed.
S0w therefore. unless you, the said William T. Burns,
shall personally he ard appear before the SAID u sale
County Circuit CONr before the rst day Of the next
thereof TO be holden at the COu; House, In the Guy
al Ottawa. the third Monday Of JanUArV ia. give
special hail aud plead the said piAluIiA action Jld
sTt VIII D. entered against You and In favor OF NE i
Charles stoHc, and much OF the property attached as
may su'cent satisfy the said Judgment and costs
CHARLES Il. HOOK, Clerk.
ErrV A. [ IHn.-AW
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CASTOItIA is more than substitute ior CA ss9i
on the only re article in existence which Is CERTAIN
assinate tie food, rgGlate the bowels cure Nuicoc
produce natural sleep. IL conisns neither nin ~
morphine alcohol, and Il pleasant TO TAX. ImiittN
need not cry and mothers may rest. oct'-!y-'up
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GERMANY.

A special to the London Dailg Teegrdph
from Berlin says the project to make the
Crown Prince Frederick William Regent, has
been abandoned in consequence OF the i'm
proyement in the health OF the Emperor vii.
liam. 1851.
\ fresh monetary crisis was apprehcnded
at Berlin on the Both. There were rumors of
heavy commercial failures there.
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4 CO-PARTNE KSHIP tAs this dag been
n formed between r. +. HALE and John Rale under the
firm name 4 r. f. Riale Co. The patronage So literally
bestowed upon tue old firm Is respectful. solicited.
Jan l. tsl-9w X. r. RTALE %
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France.

The rumor of the flight Of Bazaine is false.
He left Paris on the 2S,h for the island of
Marguerite
Francois, son of Victor Hugo, died on the
26th. He had funeral on the 2Sth at which
10000 persons were present, and NJ. Louis
Blanc delivered an Grafton.
The court martial, sitting on the 3lst for the
trial of communists, condemned six more of
them to death, four of them having refused to
appear before the court.
Chevilier Nigra, the Italian minister, had
an interview with President Mcmahon on the
25th, and proposed Il resumption of cordial
relations between France and Italy.
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The concern located in the loft over and in the
coal hole under the post Office mentions state
mcnt Of canal shipment, by W. +. Coddins'
Tie mans name is Go0diuy, so what's the Use Of
"cDddiug",
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SUDDEN DElTH--Mrs. Richter, wife % the
Reverend Mr.. Richter, Of the German Methodist
Church Of Grand Rapids, was stricken down
with paralysis on Saturday afternoon last, iu
church. and died on the following day.
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NOTICE.-The cOpartnershlp heretofore ex sting
" between H. T.. Rale and W. Z. Riae, doing hu mess
under The Arm OF Riae Bros this day diss lived
by mutual consent All accounts due the nrm must n
nediacly d, and all claims against the nrn pres nted
for seitieurn, Il. r.. RIALR,
Ottawa, H., Jan. LIST, 1874. w. G. NALE.
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Initial Stationery and Notions in abundance AZ
Osmau * Hapcmans.
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Academy of Sciences

Al meeting of the Academy cT Natural Sci
enccs, held on the llth day Of December, 1873, a
Constitution and BYLAWS were adopted to con-
form to the statute OF the state, approved April
Is, 1872, for the organization of corporations, not
for pecuniary profit; and on the 2Hth OF Decem'
Der, 1873 at a special meeting called for the cleo
ton of officers for the coming year under the
aforesaid Constitution and Bylaws, the follow
ing named persons were by ballot chosen the
officers
Presidential. s EBERsoL.
Vice Prcsident-CHAs. II. GILMAN.
Secretary-DAvIp WALLER.
Trcasurcr-WM. c. NASH.
Trustccs-D +. Hit, Chester Hard, ii, l..
Mead, Geo. II. \. Cushman, Geo. W. Brumback.
The President of the Society made statement
of its financial condition, and of the many yalu-
able donations the Society has received during
the past year. The specimens belonging to the
Society and others placed on deposit are now ar
ranged in appropriate cases for examination and
study. Unusual efforts have been made to place
the Society on n substantial basis and entitlc it
to the confidence and good will of all those who
feel an interest In the advancement OF Natural
Sciences Ottawa certainly can have an institu.
ton worthy OF It's name il the people will only
manifest an interest in maintaining the Academy
OF Natural Sciences, which, after many years Of
earnest labor by It's founders, has at length beer
brought 10 its present favorable standpoint o
progrers and Improvement
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There is no pain which the Contaur
LInjment will not relieve. no swelling !
Will not subduc, and no lameness which
IL will not cure. This is strong language
but Is true. 1t has produced more cure'
of rheumatism, neuralgia, lockiav, palsy
sprains, dwellings, caked breasts, scslt'
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KELLOGG'S SIDE.

deaf and dumb Any one could have caught 'em.
Jim Cross went into Hoes grove and found Il
red headed woodpccl;cr tapping at the door of
Mr.. Worms's house, in a dead tree, Jim coaxed
the bird down with a handful OF shot. He also
upset two tame doves and a couple Thomas cats,
which he caught in an argument on his back
porch one night.
Cherricr and Phillips got away with 6 rabbits
and squirrel
Trimbe chased rabbit II hOuIs and triumph
ed at dark, while the little beast was ASLEEP from
fatigue.
Kellogg committed manslaughtcr" on rab-
bits and dittOed + p. h-s-p. stands for prairie,
h for hens and hens for chickeHs-no hens set
for ch,ckens,-anyhow Mitchell short that
number from the dozen which ne had hung up
the night before to freeze to MAKE tm tender.
Bowman went out, too He went armed. He
had doublc.barrcled dog and pointer gun, a
hunk Of cheese Z. flask Of powder and another
flask oi-ditto, fish hook and liRc, bow and
some arrows, box of matches, a handful Of salt,
a revolver and flask Of soothing syrup an axe
and carving knife He trecd a rabbtin a hol-
low log He stopped up the entrance and then
began to worry the game. lie pounded on the
log until he made the rabbits head ache He
yelled at the frightened beast, he swOrc at it,
he sang to it, he whistlcd Yankee doodle for two
hours, he told it funny anccdo' :, he explained
toithis 9owmans views - per dozen for seven
hours, he rolled the log over, he sat 1t first on
ore end and then On the other, DE rolled il down
hill lie blew smoke in upon the rabbit throu@ha
Knot hole he THROW rlrL- "a the loo Inserted
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SALE COUNTY
Agricultural Society.

Proposals will be received for leasing the grounds OF the
Society until February 3D. 1871. .
' J. +. RATHBUS.
Jan D. Chairman Executive Commit &c.
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60 u Osmau x Hapcmaa' for gold pens, pen
ellis. po-tmoulcs, pocket knives for ladies and
,.r, and thousand, Of pretty and useful articles.
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Sr,TrIEMEST.-E

FINAL -EE'rI EN- IsS - >T.-E 90
HCHAED SWAZILAND, DEr'p--Nutle - heiyts glIth
an persons Interested said estate, that lh4p & Walls
eNrcu'or ofhe last viii and testament %. chsrt
GCa y IN ann ar before County tpU-tot me county OF
La sale And.g 10 ILLINOIS, a. the Court House IN Ottawa,
M -aa Couny au Monday, the 18th day OF February > y
ceediggs u re administration VI SAD estate fofte .nal
pated atott.a,, this .,,a cay OF December ISIS
nnttE ". a. AiyC ALEb. Clcrk.
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FINAL. - i.T''EIs PM y 'I'.--tECArE o.
i ErsuFErUh -kssTI., DEC'n.-NOrct : herthN 81 "a
- All r-.1r. Interested To- said estse. that william ~,
administrator q lHe estate Of kgsabrook tasset ,
c....d v.IU agIrar before SIC County Court " 'br
comfy Of Se and state Of Illinois, AZ the court lC e
In Ut,awa u said county On MondsJ he eSa dAy OF fc
mary a ~ ,.. Tor the purpose Of rendering an acc0gnf
Of ~ Proceedings N TIE administration Of sad estate i'r
the EUil settlement.
az ~ n. A. NUCALEE, CLERK
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Mexico,

4 despatch from the City of Mexico says
that the first Methodist church has opened
there.
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Diaries 70. - q. o-mAa * Hapeman'-.
The Grange advance., 1874-07-15
Th1ckeray's HumOr.

Thackeray was not a humorist in the
sense that Dickens was, not wit in the
sense that Jerrold was, but he now and
then said good thing in quiet way. He
was pestered on one occasion while in this
country. by young gentleman Of an in
quiring turn of mind, as to what was
thought of this and that person in Eng
land: 'Mr. Thackeray,". he asked, "what
do they think of Tupper?" "They don't
think of Tupper," was the reply. An
other man of letters was mentioned, and it
transpired that he was addicted to beer
drinking. "Yes," said Thackeray, stake
him for half and half, he was man." His
connection with Frasers Magazine was the
subject of conversation, and the right of
the editor to change the "copy" of his
contributors was discussed. Thackeray
maintained that no such right existed, ex-
cept in regard to errors of grammar, and
declared that the only person who could
make alterations for the better was the
author himself; as rule editorial changes
were blunders. cit told an editor so once
and he did not like it. Il have no OBJ
lection to your putting your hoofs on my
paragraphs 1 remarked, but decidedly
object to your sticking your ears through
them.'" "He never forgave you, Of
COARSE" 81 never thought to ask"
Thackeray and .Jerrold used to sit nesr
each other at the Punch dinners; and Jer-
rold was inclined to wrangle, if everything
was not to his liking; but Thackeray
would keep the peace. "There's no use
in quarreling;;" he said, g for we must
meet again next week."
The Grange advance., 1874-07-15

Wing, Minnesota; and T. T. Mann. resid-
ing at St. Paul, Minnesota and E. !.
Hodgson, residing at Red Wing, ,fMinne-
sofa.
Sixth. The names of the first Board
Directors are: T. T. Mann. B. B. Herbert
and E. J. Hodgson. And the government
of said corporation and the management OF
its affairs shall be vested in board of three
directors, who shall be elected the first
Monday in July in each year and the off,
GERS OF said corporation shall be presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer.
Seventh. The number of shares in the
capital stock Of said corporation shall be
one thousand Of twenty-five dollars each.
In testimony whereof, we have hereunto
set our hands and seals this, 18th day of
June, A. D. 1874.
(Attest.C
w. G: WlIIlsrcS, B. B. HERBERT, (seal J
w. II. PUTNAM, IT. T. MANN, (seal.
HENRY c. JAMES. E. J. HoDesoS, (seal.
=: $. GoRMAN, as to T. T. MANN.
state OF Minnesota, }ss
County of Goodhue. S.
Be it known that on the 18th day of
June, 1874, before me personally appear
ing came B. B. Herbert and E. J. Hodgson.
to me we'll known to be the same persons as
the slgners and sealers of the above and
foregoing instrument, and they each in due
form OF law acknowledged that they exc
cuted the same for the uses and purposes
therein expressed.
w. c. W1LL1sroN,
Notary Public, Minnesota.
State Of Minnesota, 49,
County of Ramsey. 3D.
Be it known that on this 10Th dav of June.
1874, before me personally appearing came
! T. T. Mann, to me well known to be the
same person as the signer and sealer of the
above and foregoing instrument, and he
in due form Of law acknowledged that he
executed the same freely and voluntarily
for the uses and purposes therein ex-
pressed.
HENRY G. JAMES,
Notary Public, Minnesota.