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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11
MAP OF COLUMBIA AND MON.
TOITR COJTNTTES

ryNHE,suhseriber iakcs pleasure in informing the rsi
i zens of Columbia aud MOntour eouhtict, TINT b.
intends publishing JShGE AND ORN5liFN7SL
MAP of the counties above mentioned, from actuhI
.measnreinr nts, by orgnUl surveys Throughout both
cuuutes. He also takes pleasure to state TINT, to
make the surveys he has engaged Mr. James kly
Of the ost competent and eNpetc sutvt
in the state Authnf of the maps ct Philadelphia Nash
ingfon, Hehmond, Nonigowtrv, nnd tpin ttuntits &C.
The surveys will be commenced ~ soon Ms sutf
eeRt number ot copis have been subscribed for, to
warrant Its publication.
The map viii cuntHin an actual survey 'f III tho
pNbie roads wi III their distances nattrd ltrtth IN
way that the distances btMc'n any iNo rlnt,s tho
couuties cns lily he obinned Atu, tie toii n OF
AhHs, Hotes, Churchss, Sebooi HopSs smuhshop PosI
Offices, Hhedrrghs Foundries Furnde's Fdeorie 60,
with the names OF at the property holdtrs, in their
exact places throughout The counties
Plans of ali the Towns in the counties argc scns,
will appear in the margin ...
The plan Of the map will he plotted 10 a suitable
scale, so as 10 make large aud ornamnnted map OF
not less than ny by forty inches, 10 he engraved In
The best style, handsomely colorcd, ano delivered 10
sub scrihets only at per copy, pa abe delivery
j. a. J. CUMMINGS, Publisher.
Cbilisaua1ue, NAV I6 IS5t-tf
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What do you think of it p

A late number of tho Stark county, O.,
Democrat says =
"John Harris, ESQ.,, an old and highly
respected citizen of this city, and a bitter
opponent of Democracy returned from
Kansas few days ago, and says, 'the
Republicans there are making every effort
to have Kansas a slave state while the
Southern men generally are in favor of it
being Free"
The object ofthis is apparent. lfKansas
should be made a slave State, the rcpubli.
cans would continue their "shrioking -
but, if she becomes a free State then the
last plank is knocked out of the Republican
platform.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11

The Price Of New Uheat.-Thcre is
much inquiry among farmers as to the
probable price of early delivered new wheat
The Fredericksburg (Va) Herald, of the
Gath ult,, says:
There have been few sales here at 81 so
but there is decided indsposition on the
part of the millers to engage for future
delivery at this price. The best advices
from New York houses, who are in cores
pondeuce with almost every grain growing
district in the country, advises against sucI
engagements, and our millers are disposed
to heed what appears to them to be sound
advice.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11

rar AT Lexington, KY, the laying of
the corner stone of the Clay Monument took
place on the 4th, with a splendid military
and masonic display, and there was grand
turn out. The corner stone was laid by r.
N. Wise, grand master of the grand lodge
of Kentucky. Rev. r. j, Breckenridge
was the orator Of the day. Many dis
ringuished gentlemen were present. The
festival concluded with a grand barbecue.
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JAMES THOMPSON.

Curious Sequel tothe Great DivOyce Case.
The Dalton Divorce case in Boston,
which furnished such a fund Of spicy gossip
and scandal, has been followed by singu-
lar event, within u few days-nothing less
than the elopement of the parties. Either
MIR, Dalton has eloped with Mrs. Dalton,
or Mrs. Dalton has eloped with Mr.. Dalton
at any rate they have gone together they
could not stand it apart, after all was said,
and the father of the lady has made, or
is about to make, legal application for
authority topursue and recover his daughter
The father processes fear of personal injury
to his daughter, but his fears are without
doubt groundlcSs. 1t is a happy settlement
of miserable disputa, and the father
should be satisfied with it, as VIC have nc
doubt his daughter is.
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Written for the Columbia Democrat.
County Treasurer.
Mr.. I DITOR -

MN. DlIOh -
Insview of the approaching
meeting of the Democrat o County Con-
vention, it would seem right and proper,
that we should not only find men to fill
the offices, but select those who have served
tine party long without reward, and are
competent to the dischargo of the duties
thereunto per aiming, We know of one
such, and think he ought now to be nom
mated, for the Office Of County Treasurer.
WILLIAM COLE, Esq, Of Benton, is the
gentleman, to whom we allude. He is a
working man, of proverbial honesty and Of
undoubted democracy. His nomination
would be justice to the county and graft
flying to the
DEMOCRACY OF JACKSON.
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The Supreme Co'at at WiHionaspon.-
A special term oft the Supreme Court of The
State will be held, says the Muncy Lumi.
nary, under the act of April 26, 1855, at
Williamsport, commencing on the first
Tuesday of October next, for the purpose
of hearing arguments on writs of error
appeal, &C., from the counties of Lycoming
Northumberland and Montour, aud such
other cases from the counties embracing the
Northern District, as may be agreed upon
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s9- The Postmaster General and til

Ray The Postmaster General and the
President have decided upon the route Of
the overland mail to California, 1t COM
mences at st. Louis and Memphis, thence
to Little Rock, thence to the Rio Grande,
near Fort Gilmore or Donoa Ana, thence
along the projected wagon road to Fort
Yuma, and thence to San Francisco. -
Mcssrs. Butterfold and Company are the
contractors, at the sum of five hundred and
nefy-fve thousand dollars, This provides
for the transportation Of mail twice a
week.
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pS- Governor Gardner's reasons fol-

pE~ Governor Gardeners reasons for
refusing to accede to the request contained
in the address Of the two branches of the
legislature for the removal, with the
advice and consent of the executive
council, of Edward G.. Loring, from
the office OF judge of probate for the
county of Suffolk, are published. They
are, that the personal liberty bill, for the
violation Of which tho rnmnval is now nrgnd
is unconstitutional in some of its provisions,
and also partakers of the character of an
er post tacto law.
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Tue BLOOMSBU RG MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY AT nAnrMAN's STONE
Arrivals and Departure" of Mails at
GlO0MsBURC

Philadelphia mail leaves daily, SUNDAY exccptedGat
l2 NJ, arrives at4P. NJ.
Wllmsport and Western nn le aves daily, (sun
days eXceptel) at . T. NJ, arrives 10 NJ
Wike sbarre mail arrives daily, undays excepiod)
at IL A NJ. leaves IN. NJ.
Cambria and Ora ngevi mail arrives every Monday y,
Wedne slay and Friday al II AN, leaves days
at 1. r. NJ
MvIl'e mail arrives every Monday and Thursda y
till A. NJ, leaves same days at M.
Jerseytown and White Han mail arrives svcry Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at II AM. leaves same
days at4.P NJ
r. UNANGsT, P. NJ.
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n1- The Hon. LANaDoN CHEvEs, a

nRS- The Hon. LANaDoN CHEvEs, a
distinguished citizen Of South Carolina,
died at Columbia, on he 25th ultimo,
aged 81 years. The deceased was a
member of Congress as far back as 1911,
and two years Speaker ofthe House, when
he gave the casting vote against the re-char-
ter of the United States Bank, of which
institution he was the President for several
years.
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B1- SHAD.-Some fine shad arc still
caught at the fisheries just below the dam,
near Sunbury, The fish are still solid, and
apparently as palatable as ever, The
price ranges from est so cents, according
to size.
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M arri o d.

On Tuesday, tho 3Oth ult by Thomas
Bowman, d. d., MIR. Thomas Smith and
Miss. Margaret j. Beck, eldest daughter of
John B. Beck, Esq, all of Williamsport.
On the 2sth of June, by George p. Lore, F.,
Esq. Mr.. Cyrus Nohr, of Moniour county,
and Miss. Elizabeth Bitler, oi Moreland
township, Lycoming county.
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Neu advertisements,
MAP OF COLUMBIA & MUNTOUR
COUNTIES. PA.

IrRoM county records and nctual mea SUI remens
J. from original surveys throughout the county, by
G. M HOPKINS. Jr., Typographical Engineer. and
author Of Maps OF LincOln n county, Maine and Adams
and Susquehanma counties, Pa, &c.
The suhsc rlber is preparing 10 publish shortly, by
subscription, new and complete county map, The
surveys undertaken by experie need surveyoIs.-
A II the pub lie roads and the locations of the mil s
iaverRs, places ofworsip post Offices hool house
country stores foundTies Furnaces smith shops heel
wrlghts, &c, u be marked The names of Proper
~ holders generally, Carefully including all those
the county who scribe in advance the map
also TO be inserted upon their places ia the style Of the
map of Adams county, Pa.
TO be illustrated with vIgnettes OF views in the
country.
Maps of the principal vilinges on n large scale, will
be inserted in the margin.
The plan will @ plottel 10 suitable scale to
make lar g and ornamental Map Of ubout l6 or rs
square feet. To bG engraved and delivered subscri.
bers handsomely colored and mounted, for 1--WE doar
per copy.
Address,
ROBERT 7, SMITH. Publisher.
Nos. II and | MiuOT st, Philadel pha,
BIoomsburg, July IL, 1857.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

~y- YEARS OF AGE, having lost his father, two
d brothers, daua hlrr, son in law, nephews and
nicccs by that dreadful disease, COSsUNProN ard suf
fsrIng with Cough himself, dc GttcTmnpd u visit. tia
East Indies, Egypt nd Japan, where he discovered
prtrcatiUs aud certain for Colds Coughs Bronchitis
Consumption, Nervous Debility and Asthma His coug,
cured imne diatclyi he returned, cured his red
tires, who inherited the dseasc, mud IN conn coton
with his have employ ID 1t in their practice cunng
thousands Of cases considered hopeless by others
For the purpose of rosCuing many of hs suffering
fellow beings possh he is sending The Recipe 10
all who wish il for ten cents of IL pay the post
age, and the balance printing.
Address DR.. HEATU,
lOI sprins st., opposite st Nicholns Hotel
New York
June O. 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11
HUSSEY'S AMERICAN REAPER
FOR CUTTING BOTH
GRAIN AND GRASSy


Ii, who are satisfied with the BEST REAPER
n AND MOWER cat he supplied by sending their
ord crs ca tly in the season. the crops indicate
irge demand, and cannot have over 900 Rtnpers
rcudy for the vast harvcsts of 1857. We euaranter
that this Reaper and Mower CHnno be beaten fAjr
trial by any other Reaper that may be brought into
the harvest e Is in 1857 and also insure II to be
the strongest nnd most dur rable machine in use Wa
would respectfully invite Farmers TO exaniine the
machine thoroughly before purchasing, and satisfy
themselves Gifts superiority over n u Others.
During the last four years, the subscribers hayo
sold en- 500 and 600 of these Machines TO tho
best amt most successful IA rmers in Union Ind tho
neghborirg oouhties (whose names are too hume rous
Ia ia sert) TO whom we respectfully refer.
The subscribers have the xcusivo right in the fol.
lowing connties:-Cul umba, Union, SNYDER North.
unbe rland MOntOur, LuZerne Perry, Mitn Cen ter,
Clinton nad Lycomng. Ali orders thankful lily reee ived
and promptly attendedto. -.
GEDDEs, MARSH & CO.
Lewsburg, Union county, Pa.
June 81, 1857
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What is itP

1t is said that the last Legislature of
Pennsylvania passed an act in relation to
banks, brokers and small notes, to 60 into
operation on the 1st instant. If such was
The case, the parties interested should know
something about it, Can anybody give us
the desired information?
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11
IG- HENRY B. M'KEAN, Esq, has bee


appointed Post Master in this borough, in
place of JOHN G. FREEZE, resigned, Col.
FREEZE has also Withdrawn from the
editorial management Of the Bradford
Times. Printing for glory, to the tune Of
ten or fifteen dollars per week out Of pocket
evidently does not agree with him. Col
F. has been a kind and obliging officer
and has gained the esteem and respect ot
all with whom he has been associated during
his short stay in this village, and sincerely
regret that he cannot longer remain with
us. We understand the publication of the
Times is to be discontinued. Bradfru
.4rgus.
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ID Q a t b S.

In Berwick on Thursday, June 18th, of
scarlet fever, Jason Rathmcll youngest son
of A L and Sarah j. trcasy, aged Is
months and "a days.
Friday July Sd, at his late residence
near the Wyoming Monument, Luzern CO.,
Fisher Gay, Esq, aged 10 years.
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REPLY OF Hon. JAMES THOMPSON.
ERIE, June Is, 1867,

ERlk, June 10, 1907.
GENTLEMEN:-Your favor, dated Har-
risburg, June 10th, 1857, has been duly
received, informing me of my nomination
by the Democratic State Convention,
assembled at Harrisburg on the 9th inst,
as a candidate for the Supreme Court of
this Commonwealth. For this distinguished
mark of confidence l desire to express my
sincere gratitude to each and every member
fthe Convention. In accepting the nom;
na'ion, which do with great ditidence, in
view of the responsibilities of the position,
l can only say, that in the event of my
election, the best energies of my life shall
be devoted to such discharge of duty
as may, in some degree, be worthy of the
confidence of the Convention in making
their nomination, and of the people in rati-
flying it. am greatly obliged by the
kind terms you have chosen to employ in
communicating the action of the Conven-
ton, for which please accept my sincere
thanks. have the honor to be very truly
yours,
IAMEC punNTpCnN
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REMOVAL.
June 10, 1851.

rrlE subscriber having removed his Marbes ynff
1 FROM the Court Rouse, To ;hc South west
ncr of N AIN and MARK Ell streets, IN Rupeds Row,
whJre he is prepared to furnish all kinds OF
Marble Work,
Viz: MONUMENTS, Cradle Iombs, Box Tombs, nd
Head Stones of every description His stock IL Of the
best kind the workmanship not surpassed by any in
The country, aud at low prices Call and Judge for
yourselves.
- 10 lie viii also furnish Table and bureau Tops,
Ma ntrs for houses, Base CoTses Lnties, and SIlls
for Wintows and Doors Bt q low figure.
Thankful for past iavofs, we hope for a continuance
OF the same.
ANTHONY WHITMAN
Boomsbnrg, April 1. tim
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sg- Immense crops of grain are now
being harvested in all of the Southern
States. Thousands of acres of land which
have heretofore lain waste, have this season
been put under state of cultivation, and
arc now yielding a large supply of superior
grsin.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11

ra- We began to think that the Fillmore
straight outs, or American party, were
completely swallowed up by the Alb lition.
ists, but they seem to be wsking up every
where. We should hardly be surprised,
the way things now look, if the American
party were to turn out the strongest of the
to opposition factions.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11

Great HorSe Race at ABanY.-A race
for $4,000 side, came off on Wednesday
afternoon, in Albany, between the Dalton
horse, owned there, and Taylor horse, owned
in New York. The distance was twenty
miles, in harness. The Dalton horse m ade
a waiting race for seventeen miles, laying
close to 'raylor's quarters and taking it
easy, and at the eighteenth mile Dalton
drew ahead and maintained it for mile,
when Taylor ran past him, going in a few
lengths ahead. The time for travelling
the twenty miles was one hour twelve min
utes and ffty.fo seconds. The Judges
decided the race in favor of Dalton, who
gets the stakes, in consequence Of Taylor's
horse running, The horses are matched
for fifty mile race to come off a. New
York.
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attention, he left the stand amid the most
tumultuous cheering, ond the crowd dis
persed, greatly delighted, with three times
three for Douglas and the Democratic
party"
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E6y- A pair of horses were offered for
sale in Cincinnati last week for $3.50, but
the purchaser, thinking the amount too
large offered sixteen cents pound. They
weighed 1880 pounds, making their value
1916.
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The Wlynesburg Messenger says that
John G. Flemish, Esq, late Senator from
Greene, twill never again act with or
support the Black Republican or Abolition
party"
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p3- Four of our distinguished statesmen
hise died on the 4th Of July. John Adams
aid Thomas Jefferson died on the 4th of
JB, 1926; James Monroe on the 4th of
Jiy, 1881 and lastly William L. Marcy,
orthe 4th of July, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-07-11

MILES DARDEN, seven feet, six inches
high and weighing over thousand pounds,
died recently in Tennessee. 1t took four
teen men to place him in his coffin. The
largest man in the world.
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REPLY OF Hon. WM. STRONG.
READING, JUNO 13. 1867 .

G GENTLEMEN :--Yo letter of the 10th
instant, has been received, informing me
that the Democratic State Convention
recently assembled at Harrisburg, had
placed ME in nomination as one Of their
candidates for Judge of the Supreme Court
of this Commonwealth. l am profoundly
sensible of the honor which has thus been
conferred upon me, and feel grateful for
the confidence of my Democratic brethren
The Office for which | have thus been
named, has attached to it no ordinary re.
sponsibilities. Should the nomination OF
the Convention be approved by the people
1 shall endeavor, by earnest and faithful
effort, to meet those responsibilities in sucf
a manner os to preserve the confidence
thus reposed in me.
Please acceptior yourselves, individually
my thanks for the extremely courteous, and
flattering manner in which you have com.
municated to me the action Of the Conven
ton.
am, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
WIN. STRONG,
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Columbia Democrat.
The following arc the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of June, 1857:

We are grateful to our friends, whose
names stand above, for their prompt pay.
ments. We trust others will initiate their
noble example and pay US oar just dues.
Money sent us by mail will be at our risk
the receipt of which will be promptly ac-
knowled gcd
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An improvement a0ith Meaning "A
new reading of an old couplet is thus rem
dered by a savage hater of hoops and that
style of dress which leaves too little OF
woman's beauty to the imagination
"Lo on narrow neck Of land,
'TwiEt two unbounded she's | stand"
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Eay" The Syracuse journal perpetrates
thefollowing upon the marriage at Rochester
of Mr. husband TO the lady Of his choice;
"This case is the strangest
We've known in or life
The husbands Husband,
Aud so is the WIFE,"
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6- Republicanism is dying out even in
biFed Massachusetts, The party there
hid disbanded and adopted the Know
Hkipg candidates,
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Ia- The Tribune recommends that its
friends celebate the 4th of July, with anti,
Slavery Orations, prayers, &c, What next !
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E@- We learn that an Irishman was
drowned near Shickshinny on last We'd
Desday,
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SELECT SCHOOL.

THE next term Of this School will commence
l. MO NDAY, 9Th Of Septcmb"r next, nd continue
eovs II weeks. Pupils are received nl any time
TERMS OF TUITION
Common Eugli sh studies Gs....,.,.......,....... 81
Higher Engli sh Stud es and Classics.......,....
To meet Iequc ST or present pupils and of other
pa rites and sting in the promised cooperation OF
II lends | have determined TO org1nlzc, on the hth
Of August next Tenchcrs Class, 10 continue three
mnu,hs The charge Tor tu iton viii bo hve dollars
FOR the session.
Any information respectn G the scheme Of instruc
tion Boarding &C. win b., promptly gwen, Oh appi'
cation o me, cithe personally, or Iy note.
d +. EATON.
Bloomsbury June 81, 1857 At
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.Ga5- Lancaster, Harrisburg, Easton and
Reading, all now have daily papers,
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Ba5- The publication of BickneIl's Re.
porter has been discontinued.
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DD" New potatoes sell in Philadelphia
at I cents per pound.
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r. The accounts of the crops over the
odby continue 10 be most encouraging
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R's 2s EEC y "A " e.
PROPERTY IN BLO0MSBURG.

'SNHE undersigned will offer at Public
4 Sale. on the premises,
Saturday, august /, 1857,
The fol owing described valuable Real Esiuic, viz:
,.r:ss A Lot and two Houses,
Al5,i Situite on Iron street in bloomsbury .ss.H
ftAi III with n good Stable, Pump and all lltEeH,
CunYeuI"nrrs rrquIk lie for u pleasant residence.
There is also npon srih premises select assofi.
mrnt OF choice Fruit Trees, elegant Grdpefy ss5s,
and various Otl creature comforts. -7csfa
U1r safe to commence at Uclpct, \. NJ aSItk.
when attendance " III be Civ aui ondtions a..-
he made known.
SAMUEL MOTION.
Bloom sburs, July L. ls57.
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Democratic Judicial Nominations.

The Committee appointed at the Demo-
cratic State Convention, consisting OF
Messrs. WILSON, SCHNABLE and HESTER,
to inform Mossrs. STRONG and THOMPSON,
Of their nominations for the Offices
of Supremo Judges, have received the
following replies