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BUDGET OF FUN.
His Title mt Court.


Robert Heller in one of his recent bewild
ering performances, alluded to the ''larkity
and blackity'' of certain proceedings of the
ring men of this city. 1t reminds us of the
general torpitude that prevails in some of the
frontier towns OF Texas, and the hilarious
character of the local jailer thereabouts-l let
us say at San .intoniO, whence comes the fol
lowing sketch:
MOI Idng since young man with Dlondt
hair, treckled nose, and other marks Of per
sonal attractveness, applied to the deputy
sheriff for pass to see his father, who he had
reason TO suppose was an inmate Of the cOun
tyjal.
whats your nance" asked the officer, turn
ing to his register.
Pm jim VI 'Snitter, from the Arroyo Colo
RADIO"
What peculiar kind of playiulness has
your teyther been amusn' himself at-murdel
in the first degree"
"Wusser than that" was the MSnitterian
response.
All levity vanished from the face of tho
officer, who was really kind hearted man
and there was Il human sympathy, and perhap:
tear in his eye, as he turned over the page
and said, in a low voice.
Worse than murder? My God he mus
have stolen a pony"
at was some misunderstanding about &
mcwel," observed M'Snitter, junior, Furnishing
his cowhde boots with his squirt.
There are none of the NJ 'Snitters IN Jail
Maybe I've got capias for YOU"
Il bleeve in the last Indictment the old mans
name was spelt Bob White. The title of the
suit is the State agin White"
why did you not say so at once? Gor
mean his title at court Why, certainly! JUS
you come along, and will present you to hi,
royal majesty. He is in the ground cell. JUS
come along: want to see if the old rooster
hasn't been trying to saw his hobbies off,
And buckling on his armor, the deputy
sheriff conducted the crown prince across the
square to the casteIlated summer palace of hi
royal parient.-HdIper'S Nagozihe.
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Wholesale Destruction of squIrrels.

The irreprcssiblc squirrel has at last met a
conqucrcr in the person of Mr.. Bryant, who,
if report he true, kills them by the score. Ii
seems ihat this squirrel destroyer was tor long
time an invalid. He captured a lot Of squir-
yels, and day and night, to while away the te-
lium of disease, hc studied their habits and
discovered their special weakness. he then
compounded pellet the base OF which Wa q
deadly drug, and sugar coated il with some
thing especially attractive to the squirrel tribe.
His success surpassed expectation, and lac J.
Eow travelling over the country taking con
tracts Ia Kill all the squirrels On q farm for -
much an acre-eighi cents in the mountains
and five cents in the valleys. He passes by
their burrows drops few grains Of hi> cxter-
minatOr, and in few moments the squirrels
lie dead in all directions, Il i said that one
will eat u grain containing the poison. pick up
another ard die with il in his paws. Green
Valley lSolano couatyl farmers tell u that
heaps of squirrels lie piled up in that valley.
atteSting the skill of the greatest squirrel killer
of this or any other country. The farmers of
San Joaquin county will be happy tn mike the
acquaintance oi this individual. with his little
pills.-!Ssoolt>z Cab IEdepcndsaf
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There is a pous smile going the rounds
about Miss Wilson who wanted to be Bap
fist and presented herself for baptism Now
Miss Wilson weighed two hundred pounds
including her cork leg, which was a full
length leg, and modelled in due proportion
She made an attempt TO reach the officiating
clergyman breast deep in the water, but her
cork leg was seized with unwanted activity
Miss Wilson knew nothing of the law of
specific gravity, and was not to blame She
was suddenly reversed in the water. The min
lister, feelingly, righted her up and Observing
the grinning of the spectators at the solemn
scene, asked Miss Wilson to please not to dc
that again. He was innocently ignorant OF
the cause of the disturbance of her equili
brium. He gently led the maiden out, when
with a wild shrek she fell backwards, and her
| lively lcg shot out of the water. The minister
made half dozen efforts but could not keep
the convert right end Up long enough to hap
tie her. At length she told him of her trouble
and he called for a weight to ballast her. The
spectators fed precipitateIy to give vent to
their feelings. Miss Wilson tlip-hoppcd
ashore in indignation and amazcmcnt, and
went and joined the Presbyterians.
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The revelation of Republican methods at
the town election reminds an old citizen Of a
brief but pointed colloquy in a certain news
paper Office years ago. DR.. P entered the
editorial room with the exclamation: They
say Douglass Is coming over TO the
Republican party. We don't want him; VI
want honest men Samuel K, who
CHANGED to be present, at once responded. I'D
be - if you don't; YOU want them more
than any party ! ever heard Of The want
seems to have been bu; partially supplied
Udrit1rd (Ccr"l Pts'
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GEORGE M. LELAND,

Y.
STEERS SA l.E.-Notice is hereby given, that
vi by virtue OF decree made and entered Of record by
October of said court hD 1877. IN certain ralse then
pending in said court the cancery side thereof wherein
ants and Ann Harrignn, Patrick J. llarrign Edward j.
Uarrgan Jane Ann johnson and Amasa johnson were
Defendants shall Tuesday the thirteenth day OF Mo-
yemhcr A. 1874 the hour of one o'clock IN HE afternoon
of said ay offer for sale the south door of the County
court House in Ottawa. in said county. at public auction,
and will then sell 10 the highest bidder the following de-
be sold that is TO say: The west one hundred ana FORTY
acres southwest of section twentyOne and
the north ten acres the half of the northeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter of section twenyone all IN town
Lip hiry-tlrcc north. In four east Of the r pr
cpa meridian in the county Of Ia sane ana state oi
Illinois. ,-. ,
the balance in equal payments To he due IN one ana TWO
years. with interest al ten per cent per anhu payaoe an
nuallysecred by sale mortgage on premises SOLD Deed
to be delivered confirmation OF said sale ny NE court
GEORGE NJ LELAND.
Dated October % lsi,-3w Master In ChaRccry.
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\ Boston merchant, seeking tp badge q
onr-lccged son of Erin. SAID To him, Il say
Patrick, with all your talk about the Virgin
Mother don't believe she WAS any better than
my mother" That may be- WIS the prompt
reply. but tell yc there j. mighty differ
cnce in the character IL their sons" Patrick
remained master Of the situation.
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Gimme five cents worth Ct carlamuu
seeds and the druggist lid ~. with tn,
usual anything else :" The purchaser weigh
ed the little package of spice in hi. hand, ard
made reply: We'll ! guess ] have enough
seeds here for about quart Of whisky"
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&torgia negIo preacher to lis flock: We
have collection to make this morning, and.
for the glory of heaven, whichever If you stole
Mr Smiths sheep. don't put anything 81 tile
platc-Er.
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Have you any nice fresh farmers eggs :,
inquired precise old lady at grucefy sjor,
yesterday. mo. ma'am. replied q practical
clerk. tut We have some very i,coj hens
egys-r She took ihrJe To try
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-11-03

Don't make fool Of yourself with that
girl now, Tom: YOU know loves blind said
his cautious parent. That's all bosh,' said
superior Tom. Loves not blind at all; why,
see ten tunes a, much in that girl u Won do"
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ME-. MALONEY'S FRIGHT.
Whereby His Hair Turned White IN "A Single
Nightmare.

Whereby His Hair Turned White IN Single
Nightmare.
Everybody knows Mr. Maoney, of the Sur
rogate's Court, who is fine old Irish gentle
man, all of the oldcn time. 1t may be readily
imagined then that a World reporter gong tc
the Court yesterday was greatly pleased Il,
seeing Mr.. Molony looking unusually well
and he duly expressed his pleasure.
and so look well, do ?" asked Mr.. Mo
lony.
YES indeed" answered the reporter
well, its strange said Mr. Molony "that
ever since had that great fright I've felt first
rate"
The reporter asked how the fright happened
well, you remember" said Mr. Molony-
he is over seventy years Of agc-"how brown
my hair was only a few weeks ago-as brown
as yours"
And you've noticed how gray il is now o.
The reporter said he had observed the sud-
den change, but had forgotten to comment
upon il or ask questions about it.
well, continued Mr.. Moloney, my hair
turned gray in one night all on account OF
that great fright had. 1t was dream" said
he; Il went to bed one night as well as ever
My hair was as brown as yours is now. |
must have fallen asleep on my back for be
gdll W nave SuCU Il tCIllUlt ultdIi. tIlOuput
| was on the top of Il precipice. and while
was looking around me and wondering how
to ret away without hurting myself made a
false step; fell thousands of feet; down
went; there seemed to be no end to the falling
and all of a sudden woke up"
And your HAIR turned gravy" cried the re
porter in establishment.
II didn't take notice of it until | had dress
ed myself" said Mr.. Molony; then saw il
was gray, sure enough"
And all in one nightm said the reporter.
And all in one night" repeated Mr. No
lony.
That's very strange" said the reporter.
1T is strange" said Mr.. Molony, taking of
his hair and handing it TO the reporter; but
if you don't believe me you can take it and
look at it for yOurself"-N. y. World
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~ OTICF,.-EsTATE OF JoHN &. II AEBERLE, DEc'B.-
~ Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Admins
TRAITOR Estate Of John g. Haehere late OF the county
OF La Sale and of Illinois deceased Will appear before
the County Court said county the second Monday tbe
ing the 10th day. December 1S at the County Court
House in ottawa, in said County. when ana where all per
fed attend and present the same III writing for adjust
mcnt .-
~ GEORGE Rt1TMAN.
oc1l-3w Administrator.
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zegal.

rlRISTEES SAIEunder and by virtue of the terms Of
and the power OF sale contained In trust deed male
acknow lodged and deyered Andrew galloway ana he
no Francis b. Peabody, OF said city as trustee dated
May h A. H. 1876 and recorded In the Recnrters Office OF
Ia Sale county, Illinois, on May Shh 1916 IN BOOK ~
promssory note of the said Andrew D. Galloway or even
date with said deed for twelve thousand dollars payable 70
order OF said maker (and by nun Endorsed three years
ts date with Interest thereon al me rare % nine per
cent per anu payable half yearly on the th day 81 No
veber and OF May In each year. and me legal Holder OF
said principal note having thereby authorized elected 10
having thereby become due and payable by reason
of the default continued for more than thirty days IN the
payment the interest nstallnents due thereon on No
venber 9uh A. 1876. and May h. D. 49,, respect,
yry and there being due said principal note me sum OF
twelve thousand dollars with interest thereon ~ the rate 81
ner cent per annun from and since May th. n D. Ma,
of Ave hundred and forty dollars each with interest on each
from since the said dates when they respectively became
due the of 10 per cent per ahhul e payment
whereof has been demanded OF said maker ana refused
and default hs thus made in the payment thereof and
upon demand of the legal holder oi sslu prpa NOE,
l. Francis b. Peabody. the trustee named N >ahi d.e, w
the sixth day of December A. D. ls' al one o'clock IN
the afternoon OF said day at the south door 81 the county
Court House of said Ii sale county IN the cry ol ouaWa
and state of Illinois, sell NJ public auction To me highest
bidder for cash, for the uses and purposes ecneM N sa
same being situate in the county oil Ia sane ~ le stare
OF Illinois, and described follows. o-wit The north
quarter of section seven d. ana the east ha oi ue
northwest quarter said section seven az and the south
east quarter Of said section seven Oh ana the northeast
quarter section eighteen 1s all in township hiryone
l north of range three 49, east Of the thrd principal
the same more less together with all the right title ben
et and equity of redemption OF the SAID Andrew D. Gallo
way and ebecca D. his wife, their heirs alu assigns there
in II il understood that Henry b. Mason and Robert
from said Andrew subject however Ia said trust deed
FRANCIS H. PEABODY, Trustee.
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WORK FOR ALL

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N-t-.tar. enlarged NHeEs Monthly. I.lT-s,--.t
PAPER ia rh' world al Nalamoth hrgin,- FIRE.
EE Commissions o. Agsnf- irrus nnd Outfit fts-- Al
ir'-- J.. -. NiCkEis1. \ I-Jis'l Maine
cI.Dn day at home. Agents wanted cutnI ans
- - terms ire. TRUE Co, Augusta. Maine.
IN Extra Fin. Missed Cards. With usinF, ! -
~ Cruf-. postpaid. l. JONES 4 60. Nasal y. \
DE iT'rN PAM. OMAN ~. .s-Ilss, start.
DE-t y Ing Naz- urg1rs. u sfuT~. 50. iislt-
CAY ssL eo- 49,, or nv. u. T. Patty. Washington, y.
40 Fiue Mi1sl ~. so Extra Mr-,l.
u ahDS. . NrlsItiI.. sra Co Col -. y =.
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kNINAL SE:II"I EN T.; mi --EsTATE OF
SARAH H0PPLE DECEAsED.-NOtiCe j. hereby Civ
on 10 ali persons Interested in said estate that the under
signed Administrator the Estate of Sarah Hoppe de.
ceased will appear before the County Court of the County
of La sale and state illinois, at the County Court House
IN Ottawa in said county on Monday. the Eth day Of
December D. 1871 the purpose of rendering an account
of his proceedings in the administration OF sad Estate ior
the final settlement. $50.
Dated at ottawa, This 18th day of October iSit
K. X. BROWN.
ATTEST: II. 4. Nice CALEB. Administrator
,ierk Countv Cont Ia Sale Co. ILL., Uct20
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MnNnER UPON WONDER.

Gee week IN your own town. Terms and - nuuh
SOO Ire. il. iiALLEII q co. Portland, Maine.
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SALE IN PARTITION.
PEREMProRY SALE ON LONG TERMS OF
CREDIT.
Second District Court for the Parish sf ORLEANS :
No. s7,174

RY HOEY, MACON q O,CONNOR-
ID Nicholas Hoey, AuetiOneer-0fhee No. IL
Carondeet slrset.-SATURDAT, April &c. 1871 at
twelve o'clock 81, at the st. Charles Auction M.
change, In the basement rotunda Of the ST. Charles
Hotel, by virtue Of two orders of the honorable
the second District Court for he parish Of Orleans
rendered in the above entitled matter, will be
sold at public auction. the following valuable prop
erty, to wit
RESIDENCE FORMING TIE CORNER OF MAG.
AzINE AND FOURTH STREETS, in the Fourth
District Of this city, In the square bounded by
Mag zine, Fourth Camp and Third streets. The
grounds form quarter square and measure
feet aches lh lines In depth and front on Fourth
street. The dwelling is retired from the street
has front, rear and de galleries. wide hall double
parloTs, any and light dining room, pastries,
closets, bath room, kitchen, and airy and we'll
veAtil stsd bed rooms and servants rooms, ETC.,
and from its location aud surroundings may be
regarded as one Of the most desirable residences
in the Fourth Dlstr ct.
Terms and Conditions Of S.le- One.fourth cash
and the balance 81 enc, two and three years credit
in notes secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien on the property sold and bearing interest at
the rate OF eight per cent per annum nom date OF
sale until final PAYMENT the act Of mortgage to
contain the penal clause of five per cent attorneys
fees In evl mt of suit TO tnfoIce payment of said
notes or Of any portion thereof the improvements
10 vendors; and purchasers to assume payment
over and above their bids Of all taxee on the prop.
elt y, pay able In 1877.
Acle Of sale ct the eTpezse Of the purchasers be
fore Iheods - G1yoi, hsq.i notary pnolc.
mh23 30 ap6 10 20
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By 8. GuinauIt.


SUCCESSION OF MATHILDE @. BUsTAMENTE.
Second District Court for the Parish of orieanr-
No. 81 642.
PY =. GUINAULT, AUCTgOERtR-oFFICR
~ corner Of Exchange alley aud Benville
street-sATURDAY. Aprd 2, 1871, will be sOld at
twelve O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal ard
Customhouse sIreets, by virtue Of an order from
the honorable the Second District Court for the
parish Of Orleans. dated February 90, l8TT-
LOT or GRouED situated IN the laird
IDistIict Of shis city, inl the square bounded by
@.oreau (uow ChsrtIesl, Casacalvo tnow Royall,
Esplanade and Peace streets, measuring. French
feet deeT together with oil the buildings aud i'm
pIovements thereon. No, 345. 4
2. LOT OF GROUND, situated In the same dis
ttct OF this city, ia the square bounded by CRABS
(now Burgundy, Love tnow RampArtl, Blysfan
Fields and Frenohmen streets, measuring 2t feet
3a4 inches ont on Burgundy street by i27 feet II
inches in deDthi together with al the buildings
aDdimprOvements thereon. No. AL.
g. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same dletret. in the square bounded by Bagatelle
Union, CrQuhhrt and Girod streets, measuring 90
feet front on Bagatelie street, by 100 feet deep;
together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. No.
The whole agreesbly to plans to be exhibited at
the Exchange.
Terms-one.third cash. and the balance on
two years, with eight per cent interest per an
mum from date till psid, with tve per cent law.
ySl's fees Ia case OF nOn-paymeut at matuyitVi
sulldlsgs 70 DO insured aad policy transferred
to the vendors.
Acts Of sale Sefore g. & Bisnvenu, notary pub
ue at the expense of the puVeh including all
the taxes for the current wear 1871
mh7 Ia 2i % AM
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NO. SeSo5s
DY PLACIDR j. SPEAR, AuoTToEEER-
ID Ohee No. as Royal street-SATURDAY
April a. 1871, ct twelve o'cloak H.. will be sold
at Pablo auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
GERS Exchange on Royal, between Canal and Gus
two orders nom the Hon a. L. Tissot Judge cf the
Second Dis riot Court for the parish OF 0rls ans
dated, respectively, March aud 10, 1877, for ae'
count Of me anoVe succession the following de
l. 4 cERfAIS Lor OF GROUND, together with
al the buildings and Improvements thereon, stu.
by tbs letter A. in tbs square bounded by Terp-
siohore, Camp, Prytania and MelDomeae streets.
measuring 40 feet 10 inches 'front.' on Terpsioh0re
street, by depsh Of iz7 feet 10 inches lnes on
the side which separates It from lot No. p SO feet
I inches in depth on a fret lie pAralll 70 Pry-
tahia etrt ct and toward Melp0mene street, thence
on q lila toward Camp street and parallel 70
Terpsichore street, feet 10 inchesi thspoe on
fecond line parallel to Pryiana street and toward
Melpomene street, 81 feet inches lines, and IS
teet IN the rear together with tho Of An
alley in comnon on thu side toward Prs tania
house retired from the street, with four rooms
two eabineta, gallery 10 the front, kitchen whh
2. A CERrAIN Tor or GROUND, together With
all tne buildings aud improvements thereon. aita-
ated IN the First District Of tots city, in the
square bounded BY Piytania walk, coliseum place,
Melpomene, Camp and Prytania streets, dekignated
By the Ne, on q sketch ANNEXED to an act Of
Partition passed before y. b. Marks, late o notary
-un the eighth Of NAV, 1880 and measures rs feet
inches front On Prytania walk, BY q depth 10
tween parallel Inca, OF ~ feet 9 inches hnes,
American measniei said LOT Of ground forms part
o. certain iet desguated hy Tho No. or square
70. q Of the plan o. Rauhourg AuuunCiati0n.
Terms and Condit onH-FoT the property firstly
dsscfsbed. tna purchaser 10 assume the fsS nasnt
81 q note 'peerilE yendora len for nl315 payable
o. re teeta ol Nay 1871, with interest IRON She
spot Ana .oE the properly aecosdlg described
Acts 81 aal5 6afafe 3. i. z1aoes. notary ratlio.
o4 TIE oApeusi ni tte roto tt.
usti ~ 70 o4t tt "a
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Chariot Harris W. Carlfno nanae4t ma
ulatos tore In ooiIdD-Si4th 1II1l.as' III'.@E
for tbs Parish Of Oriaana no Is 93f
DY VIRTUE or A WRIT op Ffanf 1trIa4
~ 20 mo dfr1cttd hr the h6norah & taz .I..4s'
iuetice 81 the peace fbr tAa nafIan ~ lIfItl''. H
w proceed t9 eel a. pulls 1utlion s
Iercfani2 aud AuclIonetra Er1EaHfe 1s 81
atgeQt. on SATURDAY AntH 81. f7s5 sd 'ts~
oscee4 A., tlle iopgios l1ortlfF. te " II.-
Nkk taiA LOT Oh QEolEBI VITA tt m
inaa ata improvements iaktoons In aol1l4 HsMH ~.
tg Noeti' AeehttYa hat toais 1I
lNeAAe'et walk r1.i44.l ~ No. IT,
H1qten AnpfEeA " 44s 34ssaN 1lr1 14
a=4[ I'-a on ~ I4!=ll III ~ 1-z ID.
1t|.1 UoiE l4 0d4tlt III
raft n aot III 4el Nef fh
$50 M '1H M
4AI".| - |.Iz." |.4
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0eneree
Second District Court for the Parrish Of orlaana-
Eoa. %, 3a4 and 2s.s6O.
DY O. e. GIRARDRY, AUOFIoNERR
-, once =, s.- NO. u Camp strset-sATuRDAY,
OhArles Auction Exehauge, in the rofunda on fhe
er Chaflos Hotel in this city, will be sold II pnhiir
auction ~ and in pursuance OF two seyeral orHe1n
1Eem me hon- A. L. rissot, Judge Of the second
February 90 1871, and rendered In the above IN.
nssd snes essioLs, the following described prop.
i. 4 0RRTATN TRACT OF LAND. ,oaetbsr Win
aDpnrtanances tn reunto belonging OF In IN vvise
appettainipEi Ell uataa on the lleht bank az ths
hissiesippl river, in the parish Of Oriesna
spout eight miles below Aleiefs. The said tract
ny forty srpeQts deep, between coaverafbs
4ness A. more OF lesha according 10 plan made
q a. DhemtconTt, surveyor, dated April 81
te,ol a1a q bounded on tie upper side line
and % the lower aide b. the property now belong.
ing 70 John B. Aopretrt; astd property q sold
sntJset 20 = lfase 81 che rate Of $50 per month
until October 81 1870 together with twenty lharss
tlanlala OF Aouieien2t which there Il ne loan.
oARIAlN kQuARE or QROgtD gituated 10
tho Seocnd District OF this city, and honndea hy
blsnyll5 Cont, Genoil and Clarke ntreets deeia-
Gated tho twelfth December, 1888, fubdlsided iato
twenty lots. from cau to twenty lnolutivelQ.
ktFfA SHARES Of the Ichuaanttree Cfms
rany, e p z CO. .lcata 80. e2z
oNH aAAnR q ne Good Intent ror5ast a..
rcf1sS- cash % tho not.
Acz4 81 r1la AZ t.a nee 81 lh nalcl slIi. =.
i4t1 aIss huefF n0|ai4 Nu1a4
| 41N IF Ut NA1