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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
The Rucl lnstltutc.

The Buel Institatc will hold their Fourth An
nual Fair cu the lat and % days Of October next
at Granville. Putnam county, H. The citizen,
of that village. and the executive committee q
the association. will have every convenience pre-
| pared for the accommodation and comfort o
all who will attend the Fair. and suitable build
ings. sheds, pens, DC, for storing such articles o
produce or manufacture, and for combining such
stock as may be brought III for exhibition, will be
! prepared in abundance for their reception The
Ex Committee have also drawn out = programme
arrangements. for the instruction and guidance
of those in attendance which will be printed, for
circulation during the progress Of the fair. Ia.
bells marked LIST premium, I'd premium, DC, have
been prepared for the purpose of distinguishing
those articles which have been adjudged worthy
of a premium, by the various Viewing Commit
tees from the rest; also, handsomely printed GER
titicates Of premiumshp will be furnished to the
owners Of all articles attaining that distinction
From the regulations adopted by the TX. Com,
the whole proceedings will pass OFT with the ut
most system and despatch We shall cndeayor
to procure the order Of arrangements and Law
before Our readers before the fair comes off
We hope the farmers and mechanics throughout
this county will generally turn out, aud lake some
article along for exhibition-takc the best YOU
have got; and although i, :,iav not draw pre-.
MUM, 1t will 60 towards making up the assert.
ment, and by Contrasting it with other articles
you may DC enabled to see wherein yours excels
or werrin Il is defective and thus imp ortant les
SONS can be learned while at the same time IT
has tendency to arouse among our farmers and
manufacturers spiri, of emulation and, instead of
plodding along at the same old rate. satisfied TO
let well enough alone they will compete with
each other, in raising the finest crops in having the
the finest and most improved stock, and in hay ing
the best implements or machinery for carving on
their occupation whatever it NAV be. Let sp-
rit Of this kind once take good foot hold in our
midst, and the benefits resultin. from it will be
inca!culaIle. The idea Of seeing tho choicest
specimens Of every article Of agriculture and man
uf.cture-the best samples of horses cattle, &c.
that an area Of five or six counties can furnish,
and Of obtaining all the interesting information
connected with their production, should certainly
be sufficient incentive 10 call out every man
within their limits. Look to the eastern states
and notice tho interest with which the annual re-.
currencs Of these exhibitions are looked for, and
the enthusiasm with which they are attended. .
The same might b. the case here could We on,
interest ourselves enough in the matter
On tho second day of the fair, an address, OH
agriculture will be delivered, and public dinner
prepared for all who may wish to partake
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

INSURE Yova PRorERrr The loss Just sus.
tanned by Mr.. Lewis, Of Peru. in Consequence Of
his neglect to have his property insured, should be
warning to our people, especially rs the winter
months, the season of greatest danger from fire. are
approaching. We call attention in this connection
to the advertisement of tho Protection Inn.v,pc,
Company in another column. This is undoub.ed
ly the first insurance company Of the country, and
although we had occasion lately to complain oil
its hardness in settling certain clnim, We had
occasion, soon afterwards, to ncquit the company
OF all blame in the mater, and If the company
needed it, we could now add our own testimony 10
it promp'ness in adjusting claims.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
Death Of Louis PhIl,ppe.

Louis Philippe died on the Goth of August
Lou" Napoleon was still on his Journey tbyouph
tho provinces ''e'
Queen Victoria has gonc to Scotland
Austria has given IN her adhesion to the En-.
gEsh protection on the Danish question.
SUBMARINE TEiEGRArH.-A submarine tcle
graph between Calais and Dover has been com.
ple,ed, and works we'll!
AAtrA-Ihe cholera is scnsibly Diminishing.
The steamer, Of Cunards line running between
Liverpool and New York will hereafter run di.
rect. The ASIA will not touch at Halifax.
The crops in Ireland are very abundant. and
there is very little potato rot
The Catholic clergy of Ireland have eomnenc.
ed holding national synod, which is the flint
since the time Of the reformation.
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From the California Emigrants.
roRr LARAMIE, Nav lslh. 1850

FoRr LARAMIE, Nav lslb, 1850.
fr.csd Osp,sn-As promised YOU now vii
fulhl-our little company LETT the west bank N
tbs Missouri river, April 35th, and arrived her.
yesterday May 18th, ut nine O'Clock a IN. can
NJ; give you the particulars Of our journey here
us have neither tine, nor opportunity | car
only remark, that far, our trip has been very
pleasant one--s camp life, so far. with me has
been very fine, aud enjoy it mr,h being in the
very best Ut health, and growing fat, with plen-
~ 10 eat and drink. We marrily pass oil the
davs that bring Us nearer and nearer tu our des
tined homes IN the regions of guld We have
made most excellent time in gettJ, 10 this point.
aud passed ovei three hundred teams. Our hOrs.
Is IRE IN fine condition. excepting oao-we have
sculc fifteen bushels of gram vet 10 feed, while
most OF the emigration nave had only enough
10 last them 'roui one 10 three hundred miles
Grass has been very poor indeed and many hor
scs, mules and oxen have Seeu poorer than thew
ought 10 be after performing the whole journey
but men have been crazy 10 start 10 get ahead Of
the mass, and they now see what failure they
have effected Major Sanderson N command NJ
the Fort, has the number Of men, women anu
children registered, aud also the number OF teams
The number Of men ahead cf us Ills. women .,
boys 1.-the number Of teams, 1873, including all
that have come in from Counsel Bluffs, which Is
100 teams. No teams Of oxen have pass cd from
Council Bluffs and only ~ oxen have passed from
the other points. Thus You will see we are ahead
of the multitude. 81 far and We hope to keep So
but we do not know what We have 10 encounter
yet. Report says here that those ahead ef u
are stopped in the mountains because the snow
Is not yet sufficiently gone ~ enable them to pass
Indian Traders have told Us for the last three
hundred milos that the season is very dry one.
which has caused such good roads rs thi. season
Of the year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

| R.s,l,,3 Thu, -. vs;o;,. l., a.. hc,;.f ,ha,
National hanks h,xc ~ i.n,,h S,.,.n,., 49,, !,
,ati,,ai ,hborr,,.e n,J H., co.. So, H., a.
lone, n. the history of IN, old NJ = RAM 4
ed and menory of the illustrio,,, .J,ct ~, .ho,
shed BIZ the American pcopl. tbat ,L.,,, Iii 80
main obsolete idoas
R,sol,,d Thu, from the operaton of ,h, Tn
,Iep,nt,nt Treasury for the last few v.,,, II
condnctipg the fiscal affairs Of our government
we have full confidence in it, efficiency
Re,olrci That We are in favor of liberia, md
liudicious concentrations for IN, improy,m,pt ol
Rivers and Of fIarbors on the lakes. as well as
on the sea coast, and that n lust regard for tbe
growing interests Of our country. and -specially
the west REQUIRES that congress slould protect
its commerce in all cases where ita action would
not conflict with any vested state right,
! H,soirs,i That we rero,rniy, IN, Princinl. thu,
the National Domain is the property Of the PEG.
Pile, AMI that congress. instead of making il n
| source Of Revenue, should afford every facility
{ for It's possession and occupation by the landcss
poor.
p.,o,yo; Tho, va ,,o ,,,o,r,r,,,;.;,,,l, M.
n,.cs IN ,b,. c,,c,,,i,, of sI,y.ry on,I n.L, 81.
wo,,lJ r,, mil, .u,b ,n,,,.;,,,, , ,,,,,,J ,.s Ia
/ trrierrnc, with ,ba, institution in The s.n,cs
wh,r, il exists vet wr moderately bu, firmly IN.
sst that il i In, iut, nf congress IN on,,s. ia
extension 10 territory now free bv all means com.
pa,iblr with tho OBLIGATIONS ,T Nh, constitution
and with good faith To our sister states That this
principle was recognized by the ordinance Of
1877, Which received the sanction Of Thomas
Jefferson. which il acknowledged by nil TO b, the
great oracle and espounder OF our faith
On motion. the resolutions were taken up s,ria
tim, and unanimously adop,ed until the last r.so.
lu,icn was announced This Mr.. Kretsinrer moy.
ed to amend hv striking ont the word oppose"
and inserting. III. word prohibit"
Dr. Mallory took the stand. and advocated the
amendment We heard bu, the latter part of his
speech i'm which he ur-,I IN. distinct nvnvol he
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
Warrington, Sept. ,

Tue ADJUSTMENT BiLis SicsKp.--Presidcnt Fill.
more has signed the Texas boundary, New Mex.
leo, California and Utah bills.
RrATG ESrncsiAsN.--Jubilccs and celebrations
last night on the passage Of the adjustment meas.
urcs were glorious, A salute Of 100 guns were
fired, rockets bazed nloft. bells rung ioyously,
people with bands Of musicians repaired to the
quarters Of Messrs. Cass, Dickinson, Douglas,
Foote, Houston and Webster, and shouted and
chccrod, and called forth response from each Of
those statesmen, Mr.. Clay had gone out Of town.
Mr. Hou.tons speech was admirable, Mr.. Douglas
was brilliant, neat and stirring. the others were
capital. Mr.. Webster was never in such towering
sprits--he was in his glory.
The House have agreed to adjourn by vote Of
liz to II, this day three weeks
The House on Saturday rejected Boyd, amend.
ment to the California bill, also one by Mr. Thomp.
son.
SESArr-Mr Douglas moved concurrence in
the amendment to the Texas bill, which was car.
r'ed, after an Intellectual attempt to amend H. by
III to 10.
Tho resolution Of the House 10 adjourn ,his dav
3 weeks was concursed in by tile Senate, after
which thsy VEN into executive session
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

] I HesolroI That a committee Of eight be ap-
pointed to call future conventions, and to perform
such other duties ~ are usually performed By
corresponding committees.
:. Resolved That ihe corresponding committee
be requested to call u county convention for tho
nomination Of candidates for Sheriff and Corcner
and to appoint delegates to \ representative con.
ventlon to be held ut Ottawa. On the sth day Of
October next
On motion of J. o Glover. it wa, proposed to
Jay the report Of The committee on the table tor
the present, TO afford him an opportunity to pre-
sent resolution which he held in hi, hand: after
some discussion, the motion was lost by call Of
the yeas and nays
MI uiover then proposed 10 offer the following
,esolu.'on ~ an amendment to the report Of tho
Heso'r'd That this convention will tax. M ,c.
non upon the satlect Of the oe,tio,
referred TO in the call f''''''s
motion was made olay the above re.ol,,;o,
yeas and navs ' w"
a motion was then made to adop, the reno,,
the yens and navs W
on motion. the resolution ~ Mr. Glover which
bad been Land on the table was called nm and ~
ter an animated discussion in which most ~ H..
convention took part each party diisclaiminr anv
n".i''"n 10 ,oneh the congressional question, tho
motion was last
On motion the folwing named persons cons,i-
'u'e the corresponding committee, for the deme.
cratic party ol La Sale county
ELMER BALDWIN, Of Farm Ridge.
FrRp CARTER, Of Earl.
WILLS WAR; of Dayton.
I. j. DIMxIcK of Deer Park.
JonN HIsE. Of Rutland.
t. W Gibson, of Salisbury.
L. b. DsL,So. of Ottawa.
l. LELAND Of
on motion Of G. r, Potter the democratic N.
Pers oil The district are requested to publish IL,
above resolutions and proceedings
on motion. the convention adjourned.
Jos Srour. Can't r STAnDrv
N. l. HoiusrrR, Sccr's p.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

IHr NEwHALL FAMILY. gave Us a beautiful con-
cert On last Saturday evening Tho singers con.
sisted Of Nlr and Mrs. Hills and her two little
sisters Their voices chime together admirably,
and their music is chaste and sweet. Their i. bu,
one fault in their performance aad tina, is. bad
articulation; in singing quartettes and tros it was
almost impossible to understand word of wha,
was sung II Mr.. Hills can obviate this Official.
ty his corps will rank As one of the frs. in the
country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

The Cucus-Although bu; very brief notice
was given, yet, ms usual, the circus, on Monday af.
tcrnoon and evening. was crowded. The per.
formances, like those in all circuses, were mere
repetions Of cid feats, all OF which We have seen
done over and over ever since we can remember.
with but one excep'ion-the feat Of rolling the
cask by standing on tit was well performed
The riding was above mediocri.y--so,nc Of it the
best we ever saw Mrs. Sherwood rides admira.
bly,. Take it all together i. Wa, the best circus
wo have seen for some time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
Spectator.

We have received another communication from
our Vermilion friend, SPECTATOR, commenting
severely on our remarks in reference to his attack
on our town, Office holders, office seekers poiti.
c'ans, DO, in communication published some
weeks since We should have noticed tho article
last week but accidcntly omitted it. We hope
our friend will no. find fault with us for declining
its publication for these reasons, viz: lat, We
published tina whole of his first communication,
and made our comments on it at tho Same time
thus enabling our readers, at glance, to see both
sides and judge for themselves Cd, We are no,
inclit ed to carry on controversy wish oursolve.
In our own columns about matter Of 40 little i'm
portancc, We hope our friend Spectator will no,
feel much disappointed in finding his last cmma
ncation refused
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
Representative iDi.iricl Cooyeu,,o,.

Aaer conference on tho subject between the
delegates Of the late Joliet convention. it was a.
greed to hold the convention for the nomination of
candidates to represent this district in the state
legislature at Ottawa, on the llth of October
-'rt Upon examination, it has been found that
----.,,,sat 1imber Of the committee appointed two
~.ao,in' 20 call this convention is left. whence
che reason for fixing upon tin day by the dele
gatcs TO the Joliet convention from the counties
interested
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

Tn CONFEDERATION ov Moscow.--Tbo ,nst OK.
hbltion ofihis magnificent dicrama comes of to.
night IN hscourt house. Ithas been exhibited three
successive nights to crowded houses. with rrsa,
satisfaction. The scene is very exciting. Napo.
leon with bis vast army. is steadily paradiny in
full view, while confused sound Of martial mu
sc Is heard amid tho roar Of cannon. tho firing Of
n'usketry. and the tolling Of bells. and vas,
spires. towers and ed6ces arc seen tumblns
down amid the raging flames. Accompanying
this 10 Mr. Gcs'er. who amdsss the audience with
number Of tricks Of magic. Tie 10 also On &C.
accomplished vsntriloquist, and his performances
Under that head we're trsly capital We are cor.
they leave % ~ soon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

THE NATIONAL HorEL AT PERu Buusr.-We
take the following from tho Peru Telegraph Of
Thursday:
The National Hotel was burnt to the ground
on Monday morning last The flames were dis.
covered about o'clock proceeding from the barn,
which was joined to the house. They advanced
slowly, and most OF the furniture wns saved. The
Hotel was occupied by II, Inmnn, and belonged
to z. Lcwis There was no insurance. and the loss
is estimated at $1,000. |, was evidently the
work Of an inscndiary."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
COutY Contention

Although there has yc. been no formal call is
sucd, it will be- borue in mini 10y our democratic
friends that the county convention for the nomin.
alton Of candidate for sheriff Of this county, i'll
be held On Monday tho 9Th Of October next, and
that tho towns elect their delegate. on the Satur.
'doy prcvous A regular call will probably be
publishsd in our next paper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
Jenny Liud's first Ceur,rt.

New York, Sept, I.
The auction sale Of tickets for Jenny Linds
first concert, took place this morning. Ii created
great excitement. The first ticket was Knocked
Of to Mr.. Gcnin, halter, at the extraordinary sum
Of $22S in the midst Of loud cheering. They
were Afterwards sold at prices varying from $40
to SIS oaeh, depending Of course upon their stu.
alton
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
Proceeasass Of the Iolics Convention.

The delegates met at the court house in Joliet
at l o'clock, A NJ, September llth.
on motion, IaA MNARp Esq. If Kane. was
called 10 the chair, and +. T. FrskY. Of Lake, ap-
pointed secretary.
After appointing committee to report pcrma.
nent officers Of the convention, and another To en-
anime the sreden,ial, Of delegates the convrn,ion
adjo.rnei TO two o'clock, Il NJ.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

Tia breach in the canal at Morris We arc in.
formed will positively be- repaired so that boats
can again psss through tho whole length Of the
canal by next Wednesday. The interruption Of
navigation for 80 long time at this busy season,
has seriously injured every kind Of business in
this region
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
California Members Admitted.

HorsE.- The California members were admit
ted to their seats by vote Of l09 to SO. They
were then sworn in and took tieir seats
The Pennsylvania election case is now going up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
Blankets.

OTTAWA, Sept. II.
Fow-sells at si5o--bcst quality. for
family use
Wheat-winter, 6oc.; spring, best quality so.
inferior 45c.
Odts--l5c.
Coyn--35c
Potatoes-10c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14
New York Sen,

James Wilson. late NJ C. from New Hamp,birs
sails for California OF the steamer Georgia. II i,
said he is the U. S. District Attorney for that
state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

The Fasha Of Egypt is said to be rapidly con.
vering the ancient ruins Of the Nile into niatsri.
ais for building factories and other similar works.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

TIVE partnership heretofore existing between the
business has this day been dissolved by mutual con.
sent Mr.. 2. 4, Charuaud ir authorized to set,lo
up the Affairs ofthe concern. J 7. JOHNSTON,
Ottawa, s~pt IL p. +. CHAIRMAN.
The undersigned will continue the forwarding b..
snrss at the stand Of thsaie irm and grateful icr
past avors. he solics continuance Of The patron;
assof business men, 'ep P. p. cHAAHsrAuo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

MARRIED-AtB Buffalo, on the goth ult,. by the
Rev. $. G. Lord, MIR. W. b. FyFE, OF Ottawa. to
Miss MARY NJ. STARK. Of Glasgow. Scotland.
In Otiawa, on the 9Th inst, by Aaron b. Smith.
ESQ.,. Mr.. FREpERicK CRosAAS, to Miss CATHARiNE
WoLrRED. both Of Peru.
In Ottawa, on the 9TH inst, BY Aaron r. Smith,
Esq.,, Mr.. ELIAS CRosMAs, to Miss MARGARET
WoLrRrp, both Of Peru.
=---------
We are authorized to announce JOSHUA LEWIS, Of
Mission Township, as candidate for the office Of
sheriff subicc, the decision of,he county democrat
ic convention.
We are authorized to announce wiLrIAnJ Glo-
YER as an independent candidate for the Office Of
Sheriff Of La SAFE county.
We are authorized to announce Roswell E.
GoopEIL a. candidate for the office Of sheriff Of
Lasae county, subject TO the decision Of the demo.
cratic convention.
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HALF PAsr I o'cLocK, ?. N.

HALr PAST O'clock. p. "
Mr. Smith, from tho committee on resolutions,
submitted the following report:
Whereas, Tho Democracy Of this Compression,
al District have no desire TO shun an open and
direct avowal Of tho Principles by which as n
Political party they intend to DO governed but
believe that upon all occasions and in every place,
from the primary convention to the halls Of cgis..
lation, that their sentiments should be honestly
and frankly avowed and iearlesaly maintained.
Therefore.
Resolrsd That we arc uncompromisingly op.
posed to high protectivcTarifts experience having
fully demonstrated them TO b unequal in their
operation, tending mainly to enrich tho rich and
imYovcrish the poor, ...r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-09-14

DR.. Mallory having, on the s,h ballot, received a
majority Of all the votes cast.
On motion Of Mr. llise, he was nominated by nc.
chmation rs the candidate Of the democracy Of
tho 18th congressional district.
On motion n committee Of three was appointed
to inform Dr. Mallory Of his nomination. and to in.
vitc him to address the convention this evening,
Adjourned TO u o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-10
DissInsulshec Arrival

At the Irving House are Col Fremont, lady sna
daughter The former has been seriously ILL., but 10
rapidly inprovsg in health, and In fe days. II In
hoped will BE quite we'll Among other distinguish.
strangers ct this fashionable house are j. Nelson b.
nstto, bearer Of Dispatches from Bossts Capt. o. H.
Mstthsvs, Ct the British Army; Capt. Porter Of the
ehsp Georgia Capt. James Brown, aud g. Anterior,
Ees, OF vspsrsiro; Mr. end Mrs TurnouI, Of Js-
rasaea, WI N. Marshall, Esq, Of England, ane
Jsdes wsyrs, Of Georgia.
Cept. b. g Aisxsnesr, Cspt. NJ. 8. Miller U. g. A.:
EeG Lisss. Avery, u q. A, De Mills, and Lieut.
Eanssa, u. 3. A, have arrived In tkis city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-10

Arciorsr.-on Friday stsernoon, a. Mr.. Benj.mip
Austin and tee others, we're carryngs plank up the
st1ging of ancsay Wsstsryelts new ship, lying e
the foot Of housen street. the scsGold gave way and
they were preoiptstsd Go the ground. Er Austn wac
badly injured, snd conveyed 20 his residences by
omosr kssrsing, Of the Elevsafh sssS rolise. Tn
ethsrs we're Dot nnch hcxt
ALTsasTfos sHE HovHs CO 'Cnsrsr.-On and sftss
onaAy peSt the hour for the meeting Of Change VIII
be fFon hall pas; enc O'Clock TO kalf-ysst tss.
. DEs1h fHeM DrsrIruTIor.-yohn flanagan came &c.
the Seventh wsrd station house for shete on friday
afternoon st4 O'Clock, and disd short the sane hour
yeiterday morning.
Pas ~ BsosDwAY.-Yesterday rorninr, little sftsr
u ociocf IRE broke out Ia the lock factory of Oar
Newell $50 Err sdssy. at the Of ths store The
hrsmen ~ere promptly the spot and OF their vsor-
Gus action. sucot,csd In oonaniDg the fsues to the
factory; o,berwe the hrs would have been very de-
siIUctiVe Two noors q the building we're DESTROYED
and . number q tocis The damage a. estimated o.
30 CO IL Is believed to be the work Of al
an ibsurspcs OF $40 coo which nearly the loss
THE Hscur >rHErr Fu-D The gross amount alrsady-
distributed out OF the Hague street fund. IL about
$500. The amour. 81 subscriptions received, up 20
this time :. sbost $1,000.
THK RgfUILui>e rHE H,cuE srarrr F.croav--
Tue hsgus sirsot fsc.oTy Is being rebuilt srsrgsr
snd more substantial nsup~r than before The wsls
ere ncE rsic,d o. nsideTabe heght 'srS tbs bisr
u TO be located, IN fgsrs-, cutsds q the baGine