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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

POCKET CUTLERY.
COME very fine patterns for sale very cheap By
- SAM'LG. BRIDGES,
mehl2d 81 Main-st.
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- HAWKINS TArLoa viii b. IN Independent
candidate for the ONCE Of Mayor 1t the next cleo
ton.
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I AM now opening new and splendid assert
l. ment of plated ware such ~ tea sets, castors,
cake baskets curs, forss spoons, 40, for sale Low
by sAM'L Il. BRIDGES,
mehl2d 81 MAin-st.
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~ Please announce HENRY SEYMOUR ~ 4
candidate for City Marshal, and oblige
mchl0 MANY VOTERS.
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MEssss. EDIrOns :-PicAss announce II. r RxsB.
xR ~ = candidate for City Recorder, and oblige
MANY CITIZENS.
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ALssaxAx.--J.J J. Bissor will be the candidate
Of Many vorsas for Alderman from the Fourth
Ward.
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GO1D CIAM ID,
HAIR WORK

LNoB and yest Chains; a large stock for sale low
l. by SAM'L u. BRIDGES,
mehI2d 81 Main-st
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COMMUNICATIONS announce that will b .
candidate for reelection 70 the o6os Of Constable
Of Jackson Township, 1t the coming April election
Ny past promptness In that capacity will be sun
Client proof to my friends for the future.
JOHN STEWART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12


Tie ~ y. Tizes, in commenting upon that portion
of the Governors Message relative 10 Police Reform 10
New-YOrk, says:
He [Gov. King suggests two methods Of making
such provision one by having the Board Police Com.
mission ers ecctire and the other by giving the ap
point ut OF It's members 10 the Governor, with OF
without the advice az consent Of the Senate. The
last thod, we suspect, will be found inprscticable-
il for other reason, because II will be found 10 con
ct directly with the following provsion Of tho state
Constitution Art X, ~; AL eity, towH or village
oficers whose election or appointment IL not provided
for by bs Constitution shal be elected by tine electors
Of such ees towns and villages, or Of some division
thereof appointed by such authorities thereof the
Legislature sha designste.'
The foregoing Ia but portion Of the section quoted
from. Had the whole been cited, woad presents
different aspect. The section cboess as follows;
A" al other of.cers whose election or appointment IL
net provided for by this COnstsaton, and all officers
whose Offices r.Ay hereafter be created by law, shs Dc
elected by the people appointed, as the kg1ntnre
may direct
From this Ia manifest that the trainers Of tie Coz
stution intended By that portion Of Sec Of Art H.
quoted by The Tines, to provide for the election o.
such officers then in being might hsvs escspeo
their notice. they say were " not provided for sy
this Constitution" bat in the closing portion Of hs
sectisD is equally manifest that they attended TO
leave the Ii gsatuIe fee 10 provide for The elecdos %
appointment Of officers TO be thereafter created q 'sa
| manner a. they might deem beet.
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and to endesvcr with what ability God has vouch'
.afed 10 them to render the proposed invessgssi
such as the press sud the public can approve. A
great many honest folks believe that great many
Representatives are at least tempted TO take er1oes'
There are scandal. abroad alleging speculati'ns IN
books the sale Of seats, with other and welshher
matters. These things viii find their way into the
newspapers. and very fortunate for the treasury IL
is that they thus come 10 light. little investiga-
ton may bring remedy; and, when remedy has
BEEN found, gentlemen will not most certainly
quarrel with the New-York papers for proclaimins
the agreeable intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

While We have hitherto earnestly opposed the
passage Of the Minnesota Railroad Land bill now
before the House Of Representatives we have done
40 on quite other grounds than those CT aoy sup
posed corruption involved in its support We op'
postd it as setting bad precedent Of voting away
lands TO build Railroads where Congress, in the IA
ture Of the case, cannot know that Railroads ought
TO be built. Let Minnesota assume the response
biljtes of State; let her Legislature inform Con-
p1ess on what lines her Railroads should be located
and then we shall be in favor Of a grant by Con-
press equal in proportion to her area to the aver
age of the grants to other new States. Congress,
30 far az we are aware has always granted lands TO
States; never to Railroad Companies. Whenever
Minnesota as State shall apply for like
giant, we stand ready to urge the justice OF
her claim The passage or failure of the
PIE sent bill car not affect her rights.
As to the Immediate question of bribery now be-
fore the House, we cannot help suspectng some
mistake. Col Paine of n. c., who believes and
charges that an offer of 81 500 was made to him
for his vote in favor of the Minnesota bill, is an
aged and most respectable Member, now in bis first
Congress but for many years Appointment and infiu-
entail member Of the Nor.h Carolina Legislature.
He wears the stamp Of honesty and purity 80
strongly on his face thatwe cannot imagine how any
one should offer him money for bis vote without drop
ping that instant to escape being knocked down the
rext. He most undoubtedly believes that bride
WAS offered him-WashingtOn report says by MIR.
Edwards of this State, but this report may not be
correct. Mr.. Edward. i., like Col. Paine, Fill.
more American, representing the Chautauque or eI'
IRENE Western district of our State. We shall be
most happy to learn that Col Pane's charge is
founded in Misrepresentation or, at all events that
no Member from this State is involved in it,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

A,.,s and THAT 70 good can be secured or acvanceo
il their coupsny.
Suppose. bep, We take the simple course OF SOL
sun,y and circuu.tantialy denying 81 these sisn-
Der, ., they are uttered-ststiDg the truth, i'r
iDstspce, that we reyer exchanged q WORD Win
Col. Fremont or any one on his behalf concerning
money. lands. scrip, or property OF any hod-tna'
We do not know anything about bis Manposs
e.tate but what we have read in publications open
70 ever body-and that, to the extent OF our kno"
ledge be lever gave nor promised any one the Vaue
Of penny for any political service whatever-.ns
very denial viii be Psraded IS an evidence tna'
there is something wrong in the premses-in
vulgar parlance, ga niger in the fence '-tn"
such formal denias imply consciousness OF defense
beirg neeaed-and the class for whose guidance
such ridiculous lies as this about Msriposa stock
are fabricated will sagely conclude that where
"there is go much smoke, there must be some fire. "
We have been impelled, most reluctantly, by g
fresh manifestation Of this spirit Of systematic CAL
unny, to see if the law affords US any protecaon
sgainst such hbes, which are no less public ln-
jury than private wrong because they interPose
a cloud Of inveterste prejudice between numer-
GUS and ihert fore influential body of voters and the
fair consideration Of topics of the highest Ma
tior al concern. We quite understand the uuPro-
fitable nature Of the contest in which we are EN-
baIking-that political partisanshp will conrive
in some way to screen mOst of the hbelers from
iustce aud that there will be long road, in other
cases. between gaining verdicts and collecting them
We intend, however, to give the Law fair trial,
and see vhetber while it often mucts us in heavy
damages for the casual insertion of some paragraph
deemed derogstory to person We never be-
fore heard of, and whom we never thought
Of harmipg, it will allow malignant enemies
with impuniy to prey upon our reputation,
expressly to cripple our influence and business
When this question shall have been fairly decided
no matter which wayne shall endeavor to shape
our future course by the decision.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

The return of JAMES F. SIMMONS to the United
States Senate from Rhode Island is an event OF
which the country may well congratulate itself
Dir. Simmons is q selfmade man, practical manu-
facturer, aud eminently qualified to elucidate the
true policy of the nation with regard to Industry
and Traffic. There is not trace Of the spread
cage in his speeches, but, while the prOfoundest
statesman is instructed by them, the plainest me-
chanic can perfectly comprehend them. Should
the readjusiment of the Tariff go over to the next
Session, it is hardly possible that Mr.. Smmons's
ripe experience and wide comprehension of facts
should not make themselves benefcently felt He
takes the place Of the Hon. Charles T. James,
Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

Missouri SLAVE cATcHERs IN ILLNoIs--Fhe Shelf
II Of Cape GiraIdeau County, Missouri, says The A.
ton Courier, sdvertises negro which he oals run
away slave" "taken up in Union Couaty. Is The SiS<
Of Liaois." He gives rotioe that unleas the oEne'
claims bin and pays charges within three manihs DC
will be sold for ready cash on the TIA Of Ma,ca
rext, How a. run away slave" was taken up 10 tss
STATE CT Illinois," without any enc claiming I'm
we are not suhcielily yesed In Cnion saving 10 as
denthud Those Missourans are doing general bass
I(ss IN sg,,R isrg tie s1sgs VI their nslghbor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

Opinion u.s. for once unanimous in favor of tie
fairness and fitness of the Com nittee selected BY
Speaker Banks to investigate the charges of cor
ruption prsferred against certain unnamed Members
Of the House. That Committee consists of Messrs.
WILLIAM II. KELSEY ofN. Y. (chairmsn), JAMES
L. ORR of S. c., HENRY WINTER DAVIS Of Nd,
DAVID RrTCmE of Penn, and HIRAM WARNER
of Gs.-two Republicans, two Democrats, and one
S. nth American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

ZACHARAH CHANDLER, who ba, been chosen
by the Republicans Of Michigan to replace Gen.
Csss in the Senate, for six years from the All OF
March next is leading and popular merchant Of
Detroit. and at the came time jealous and ener.
getic politician. He was the Wing candidate for
Governor in 1852, and shared the fortunes of Gen.
Scott, having been beaten by Robert McCIelland,
the present Secretary of the Interior. He was one
Of the most elective speakers in the late Presden-
tisl canvass. lie will prove most vigilant and
faithful champion Of Free Labor and the Rights
Man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

The SENATE was Dot in session on Saturday.
In the HOUSE, the Select Committee to investi'
gate charges OF bribery aud corruption was an
nOunced. 1t consists Of Messrs. Kelsey of n. Y,
Orr of S. c., Davis of Nd, Richie of Penn, and
Warner Of Ga.
Mr. GROW penn. asked leave to present petit
ion against the right of Mr.. Whitfield TO sit as a
Delegate from Kansas. Objection being made, the
paper was referred to the Committee on Elections.
A privas bill was passed, and the House adj
Ourned to Monday.
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4 limited number Of advertisements are taken IN
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be handed in at any time before, ard not later than
Tuesday Of each week.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

We print in this mornings impression an un-
u.usuy interesting, wellreasoned and weIl-writ-
ten opinion delivered by the Surrogate of
New,.Ycrk The htigants in the case are two
women, each Of whom claims dover in an estate
rs the true and lawful widow of the same man. A
divorce was granted, at the instance of the nus
bar d, from his first wife BY the New. Jersey Court
Of Chsncery; and the real question in the present
controversy is whether she was bound BY that de-
cree. This question turns upon the point OF per
.Onal nOtce--the lady main'aioing that she was
not served with process. The Surrogate decides
that the regularity of the proceedings and the
Shcriff's return of served" on the wri.-he
Being ttsd-.sise 8 presumption in favor Of the
vsldjty Of the decree which is not oyerbprne. He,
Therefore, prcncuBces in favor Of th' wife 'lb'e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-12

Nothing had been heard Of the steamers Erics
son ard Asia, now due at this port, when our PsPe
vent to press this morning.
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Business Notifts.
HrRALn vs.. TINES;


syIrH BRoTHEtS One Price Wh9esGs arc ns11 VI J'
TIC WasEkooss Mo-. ~ and 40 faol-s., NeeIoIL
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Spiral Aotuts.



II supsrisrty % ths AmbrUgpe ever he nzsuer-
reotyps e university aetnsEiessed, ana hey N iheii
rurn are totally eeips~d b the zOOSOsRAPH which }.
he result o. . new ehenisal process discovered By Pre-
lessor REMINGTON. and peTiseisd after nues labor
md perseverance,.
These pc urss are mere clear 30 ther outlines. bril-
iiant IN tone nfs-iks IN -xpression, darssle, rirhly-
oolored ana ~eiesansiy an.hes shsn any ssyis o. Pboto-
graphic picture that It has ever been our pleasure ~ *
amine critically.
CLAkK's GALLERY contains everything requisite,
every oonvenienos and facility that can Be- desired or Oh
tsined . execute II the most perfect ms1ner any Of The
various STYLES Of Photographic work. II VIII richly
repaJ a visit, and especially 50 70 those Who desire ar
tistic pietures.
"eean siso ASSURE the public that Prof Reuin1lss Il
IN possession o. several processes and materials a. IA,
art. that no other establishment IN this pan o. The conn
Try eoumands- Asa consequence, he Is enabled t. give
a beauty. nnisA and life 70 his pictures that We shsu Il,
vain look for from oiher artists
Give them 3 call aad iudgs Tor yourselves.
CLARK' AARBLE BLOCK.
~llH Corner Nan and NaIfson afraete
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WAsHIzsTos, Ooteber a. Iss1--sN0r Vas Well
OF Ire army, srrived here this evening. de LETT Grea
SAT- Like City en- the IS b Of last month. He was d.
tailed By Gen. Harvey 70 proseed 70 Sat Lake to mat
srraass asnts 70 purchase forage ana prsvislons for ID
troops which have recently been sent into that Territory
he vas at Salt L he for upwards Of > week, and had IRE
quent interviews with brigham Young, Brigham in
formed him that he intends 70 N ke wsr upon oEr army
and that the troops should never enter TIE Territory, and
II they should get IN, not one particle Of provIsioni
should they have for love OF money, and n It became ne
ssssry he would bnrn and destroy everyfhing IN ths
Territory. Brig an, he says, treated blm very kindly
ami showed him everything about the city. He has at
TIA present time only sixteen wives. ks3cr vac va
however, says the crops OF Utah are very heavy, aud the
Normons will Be- more than pIrAsed at having a market
afforded them At their doors, and wiz be the only parties
benefited By te rxpeditiou.
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9attst Sims bp GfIfgrapb
1ArEa FRoM EuRoPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO

NEw ToHK, November ; -The STEAMER Arago has Al
rived she brings Esoo,o00 IN sp-de.
ootton-sI qualities have declined Lick. Consol
ssH@SsE.
Bank o. Engiand has advanced he rates 70 s per cent.
Tie Bank Of France has idy2ncet I per cent. Psri
bonds steady American securities closed steady.
LONDON, Ocieer %, p m-There was Guinness ans
stsaiiness In the money make; Notwithstanding the IN
precedentcd rates q interest. There was no siEns OF
renewal Of the drsia Of gold 10 The continent. Bread
stuns. Provisions, Corn AMI Bssf quiet. Flour AM Bacon
STEADY. Lard heavy.
-FRAScE-Breaas as fallen. Al Vienna there was .
msrkea improvement /. the money market.
Al Hamburg the bank rates vefe 81. At Bremen
money was tighter. 4 Il
GENERAL Ews -Nothiog new from India.
The Caadda and AIel rsaehcd Liverpool on the 18Th
the Aaolo Sa-oa on she 2uth Of october.
Passengers By the Araso were Augusta Belmont, ohss
Lowry, Col. Frsmont's family, LOrenzO STAR, bearer Of
dispatches, and Bishop M1nhAnt, Of New Orleans.
The o5sen OF Madagascar has expslsd all European
--rfFaura
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Maekinae Hankeff, Cloths and Dy Cocoa
400 pairs soon ahi'e Mackiase bisikets 70 measure
60 b. y inchrE. ana wsiEh 8 pounds
, OF psirs 2 s-p1lnt shlie Ma kinae Elauk-ts, T. rels-
ARE 81 by IS inches. and WeiEh 8 p ulds-
go pair 2-p0irt Hhlt hsckiaac bianEets. 70 measare
a By S. lnchc, and weigh 5H ,ounds.
100 psirs . s-pdiat while Hackinac biaskrts . measure
30 By 50 inches, and we:Hh 4 pounds.
30 pairs i-p1irt Waite Mackiuac Disrk 3. % measure
2by i6 incles. and Esigh - ? -uDds
400 pairs 3 polnrs-ariet Ma k-nae blankets, 20 mezfure
sob y incnes auf veigh g pounds
fto p1irs ? --p8iut scaref MsrknlE banfcfs. % meas
IRE 5tbf IS inches. ald walsh 8 pounds.
% pairs 3s-Poiut zfean MserDscbiankffs, 70 u asure
S. b 81 inches, and Wrsh 10 pounds.
go pst-s , point grsen Msckirac BLANKETS. 20 To- asure
80 b. - iuchas. ana Eeish 8 po1nds.
800 pairs 1H-pJlntF reen ha-kiuactIauks q. u MEASURE
e6&by s. incies, and wsir1 Grounds
700 pairs ah-point iurfD bire Mackisa- tiankefs. 10
mea ure 90 By 50 inches. and weigh 10 pJunds.
20 pzirs , poi0t iniizo blue Nacxinac bfsnkats. %
mrasurt 50 b. y iucles AMI weigh s pounds.
30 pairs 2H-pont irdlEo blue Mssk nc blantefs IN
measure 81 b. IS inches, and weIEb 8 ooanaa
~ petrs 3k-pCi1t Gen't-rna blue Macknac biankrfr
70 measure IS By - nchs sod xrigh 10 pounds
@"' pans 3-poini Gentinriia 5iue Mackmsc .lanksts. 10
mtasnre 80 - = inchss AMI weigh 3 pounds
- Pairs1 = -Deinr Gsnftnriia blue Mackinsc brarfefs
~ NuEHavTH 81 ~ RI - ~ - -
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Head3-Hade Lohfng
200 panfalO0ns,
2 0Eests,
100 frock coats. % hravv sww.f
100 pzHtsi1ous. o.
i00 FesE. 90
100 sakinae indigo blue b;anzrt oapstes.
10 BLACK sstlnet o~vercoais NO IL
100 Sleeps grey cloth overc3afs.
10 q Gratis
leo black satinet coats.
100 pantzlocns.
100 vesta
80 blue satlnet coats.
21 paniaioons.
90 cadet mixed Fa.inst coa's.
20 pautaI1Cls.
30 vests.
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FRrEvD WOOD Il Was a lone time after saw y U
a. BIssdsid before ! Eot the b1-ts % Ee-t1ratiys for
which yuu EEve me an order 1pou y M zr-I IN Detroit,
and wien Z Er- u W. co1ctuied 70 rs loa Er-. Mann's
hair, r. the surest irst o. its p1Ter. 70 has done al that
you a srre4 me &c voait dos AMI others % ~ family and
friends, having witnessed It's c-eCts. are noE a. ina and
Recommending is use 20 others a. entitled 70 The high
est confederation yGu C ei p for It
Agsln, very respectfully and truiE yours,
s0IoNON MAEN
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Weaknsss Of the stomach and Indigestion

Weakness Of the Stomach and Indigestion.
ANOTHER GTsss Cure Ftefed By Barheve's HoHS51
BafGs.
The wife OF PrETER De WITTE, living in
Holland TOwH, SheboYgan county, Wisconsin
suffered much from Weaksess Of fs Stomach
Gzd INDICATION. She had been under a ply
s~ician's care for som time, bat the disease
seemed to battle even bis skill. She purchased
some HOLLAND BfrTERs at our Office, which
has given lone to her stomach; her appetite
and strength are returning, and we firmly be-
Heve that this is another great cure effected by
your medicine.
We have stil 10 record many wonderful
cures effected by this remedy, but must wait
another opportunity. One thing you can rely
upon, what We have Published are from per
Sous much respected In our community, anC
are literally true s. QUINTUS
Ed Nesusbode, Sasb Iygsa, Wis.
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LAIR frsm C.Iifsrria.

NEW YoRK. November , The Quaker Guy has Ar
rived, from California the IOih aud rArsna the ash al
timo. The Star Of ns Wssf was there, 10 sail for New
YORK on the s0th.
me Quakr City brings seven hundred passengers
among whom are senator B-odsriok and Col. Fremont
shs alo brings 81 OOOsor0 in specie.
The Golden Gate I'm sn Francisco on the sh uIt
she disabled her machinery and returned. Tue Golden
Age len Instead the I'M, and reached Panama the 2ith.
News mimpertsnt.
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NEW ORLEANS. ovenber2-sse Of Gotten today
$500 bales; market generally unehAnRd. AOlAsses 25s
western Mess POJk %. Frsishts to HaTre 1. Exchsngi
on New York 5as pr cent discount.
AuGUErA, October % The sales Of cotto1 tO-dsJ
reaeLe Cd 100 bale, st fIHe.
CHARLEsTOE, October so-ssles to-day Of 500 bales.
Prices are savsnsing. Hiding Pair is quoted at IKE
NEW ToRK, November CLIFTON dun Flour arm.
wheat sass. white Cora arn. Lard IOz9I2z.
Lnseed Oh SIC. Iroa s2s.
CIScrssATr, November 8.-Fiour dun at 81 s0SSs
So. whIkylBKe. Barley so6s5o. Rye $685.. TX
change on New York S premium.
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DERSoN5 wanting any opfrstions per- -
4 nrrned On the TBETH, had Egrtgr calF
ca Or J c COLE. on Main street be oW0ufTTm
Madison, ever J. -. Williams DIS gods ~
SO e
A new s yie q ARTIFICIAL WORK invented "
Or J &C.. Lcomfs, OF Phnsiei75ia- This sryie a EorE
h superior adssntazes over srythirg Tet i~ntsoduoei %
the pr0fssslo1. IN ttat it IS clear, DO chance Or The
secretion q frod. more beautiful arG cseaPer than be
cd style, ard equally As strug, i not stronger al
cpersiious warranted I have the exclusive right frr
tslana OU1 IN
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BAkVE-Hs must certainly be a brave
man who dares to strike a woman, for most
men would shrink from performing such a
Courageous deed. Amongst the iRcarcersted
in the eslaboose yesterday, was JOIN Nos
TOE; the charge sgainst him was whipping
his wife. Brave JOSH