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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

VE7HEREAS, on the first day of June, A. D.
w 1858, N. N. Sherman, A. F. Sherman, ]. q.
Wilson and s. Il. Wilson, executed unto Charles II.
Fargo Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, conveying
to said Trustee the following described property, to-
wit Lot No. four az, in Block No. three (3),
known and designated on the Recorded Plat OF the
town Of McGregor, on which is situated building
known as the "New York Store,' together with the
rights and privileges to the Same belonging which
saaA coissry ance made by said n. u. Shorman.
A. +. Shsrnlan, j. s. Wilson aud s. n. Wilson, for
the purpose of securing the payment Of Two certain
promissory Notes and the interest thereon signed by
Sherman Wilson, and dated June LIST, 1858. One Of
said notes being for the of six hundred and four
dollars, payable year after date with interest at
the rate of ten cent per annum and the other
the sum Of eight hundred dollars payable years
after date, with interest," at the OF ten per cent
per annum payable annually, to the order Of Fsrgo L
Kellogg, at Chicago.
Now, the above first described Note Of $004 and In.
teret thereon and the annual interest of said note
Of $780, having become due and payabe aud the said
Sherman q Wilson having failed to pay the same, L
public notice, that by virtue of the power that Is in
me vested, by the sand deed of Trust will on Tues
day, the l4th day of September, A. d. 1852 at the
hour of two O'clock in the afternoon Of said day. In
front Of said premises Main street, in the Town OF
McGregor, expose and offer for saie public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. the premises above de-
scribed, to satisfy and pay the amount due said
note Of $780, with interest thereon to the day sale
ALSO the interest for year said note of $500,
together with all costs and expenses attending said
sale and of this notice.
Dated this 27th day of June, lS59wll
CHARLES II. FARGO
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Correspondence Of the New York Times.

MILAN, Friday. July =, 1859.
The Milanese are beside themselves with
rage, sorrow ami astonishment. An armistice
The word 10 full Of shame and bitterness to
Lombard Eleven years ago the armistice of
Salasco gave Milan back to Austria-what will
this do Every one is too much excited to rea.
son or to think the suddenness just as the
Mincio is crossed just as the fortresses are
reached! Peschiera invested! Austria dis
organized and brOken-why? To benefit
whom ? Not the honor Of France not the in
dependence Of 1taly-none but Austria can
profit BY it. theser exeitsds yoplhA sxclaina.-
Pity snem rom my soul. GU VIII reason calm
~, see the good to be gained, the evils to be
avoided-thcy remember the hideous past, and
in the shock of the present sorrow see no hope
for the future. II the news was news to nae
should tcel as they feel did not, Of course,
know Of the actual armistice. but knew that
no more fighting would be done for some time,
which comes to pretty much the same thing
One only ray Of hope seems to dawn. CAM.
BALDI, they say, will defy the terms the French
Emperor has made them he owns it in his own
insolent way our King has no hand in this
affair. GARIBALDI defied the srmistice of Sa-
lasco, he will DEFY this also.
They are mistaken. GARIBALDI will await
the result, and not give the Emperor the chance
OF saying, should have kept my word, but you
rendered it impossible. So will all wait after
the 6rst wrath 10 over. At the present moment
they read pesce for armistice. don't believe
it. believe that Louis NAPOLEON chooses to
show VIcroR ENANUEL and the Italians that he
is absolute master, and believe, too, that Rus.
STA is taking fright at the revolutionary spirit
shown in Hungary that the clergy in France
are doing their worst, and that before the magic
square is entered the Emperor means to be rid
Of Prussias opportunities. l think you will
hear Of rapid concentration Of At least SOC, 900
French troops on the Rhine. The concentra-
ton needs time, and to gain that time the armis-
tice was proposed.
write in haste, as was just sealing my let
ter when the news Was brought to my room by
half dozen youths, quite inceherent as to
time, terms. or. in short, any other details
Still there can be no doubt Of the truth, and
now can add one piece Of certain news. As
early as the "a July the French Emperor had
made overtures to Francis JosEPH. All
believe here that it is Austria who sued for
the a. mistice. can assure you this is not
trO0s
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
repared by DR.. g. NJ. Jackson, No. AIS Arch street,

Philadelphia, Pa Read what Il said OF them.
ScoTT, Courtland Co., N. Y, March 2lst, 1887.
DR.. G. II. jackson. Dear Sir lin behalf OF the az
icted pen q few lines to you. have suffered and
doctored myself and know how to pity those IN like
condition. Until commenced taking your bttors last
summer was not able to de anything, even to SIT
up any considerable length Of time. Before had
taken the Arst bottle felt like man, and now,
after having continued the Of them short time,
in the worst season OF the year. am able to labor
hard every day. To say the least, think have re-
medicines have taken. have not only used your
Bitters myse but have given bottles aud parts OF
bottles to those complaining Of Dyspepsia and Liver
complaint and In every case, they tell mo they have
taken no medicine 20 beneficial ~ the Bitters.
Respectfully yours. JAMES vow BsSscHoTsa.
rhesc Ditters are manufactures BY pr.
dsaphia, and are sold by druggists and store
keepers in every aud village in the United states
Canadas West ludiss, and south Amerce at ID eents
PET BEETLE. 4lwe
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

CLAYTON HousE.-HorKlNs T. OSWALD of
Prairie du Chen have leased tho Clayton City
Hotel and they will hereafter be discoverable
all about the premises of that establishment
We know these gentlemen we'll and it 10 q
pleasure to US to commend them to the travel.
ing public. See their Card on the outside of
this paper.
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District Court Of Clayton County.
Sarah J. Shonebsrger,l

7Ssasd ANSOV SHONEBERGER, def't
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on ale In
j the ONCE Of the Clerk Of said Clayton county
District Court, petition Of sad plaintiff claiming
divorce om the bonds Of matrimony existing between
you and said plaintiff together with alimony, and the
care, and custody OF the minor children. Aud unless
you appear and answer to said petition before
the morning OF the second day OF the September Term
1859, Of said court, decree will be rendered against
you IL accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
REMICK 4 HUNT, Atty's fnr Petitioner.
July ~, lS50w6
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NI0TICE IL hereby given, that by virtue OF an Elk.
eeuton to me directed by the Clerk OF tho Dis
trct Court of Clayton county, Iowa, will sell at pub
lie vendus to the highest bidder, for cash. the 18th
day Of August, A. D. 1859 between the hours Of
o'clock, A. M, and four O'Clock, NJ Of said day. at
the Banking House Of Lee & Knnaird, in the town oil
McGregor, Clayton county, Iowa, all the estate
terest, right and title OF Simpson Hoxsie to the fol.
lowing described property, to-wit:
Lot No. two, (2) Block one U), as shown by the
corded Plot Of the Town Of North McGregor Clayton
county, Iowa. Taken as the property of Simpson Il
lIoxsie to satisfy Execution in favor of Phillip
Dater Co., for the sum Of Three thousand, four
hundred aud 64-100 Dollars, and five and
$1,000 dollars, cost OF suit and all that have and
may accrue thereon. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Claytos county, Issca.
~ By N. H. FUTILE, Deputy.
July IL, 1ssow4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NYOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an Exc
cntion to directed by the Clerk of the District
Court Of Clayton county, Iowa. will sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash, the 18th
day Of August, A. D. 1859, between the hours of ten
o'clock, A. H., and four O'clock p. Of said day. at
tho Banking House OF Lee & KnnaiI, in the town of
McGregor, Clayton county, Iowa all the estate, inter-
est, right and title of Moses Perrin in and to the fol-
lowing described property, tc-wit
No four, CAY and taeN SS) Ia Sles& No
one, ~ a. shown by the recor1sd Plot Of the Town
OF North McGregor, Clayton county, Iowa. Taken as
the property Of Moses Peren, to satisfy execution
In favor Of L. S. Felt L Co.. for the Of Ono Hun
dred Three and 11l00 dollars and Eleven and 901OO
dollars cost Of suit and costs that have and may
crus thereon. JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
By ~ N. TUT7LE, Deputy.
July II, 1S59wl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

Mexico.
The address of President Juarez to the PEG.
pie Of Mexico, announces radical change in
the political, social and financial ideas that have
hitherto ruled in that republic.
A new policy Of government for the State,
the church and the army is announced, and a
portion of the DEGREES necessary for estab.
fishing it have been issued. The chief
points Of this policy may be summed up as fol.
lows:
Complete separation of the Church and State.
and the supremacy Of the civil tribunals over
the clergy and the military the suppression Of
oil monasteries, brstherhoods and other eccle.
siastical associations the appropriation in be.
half of the nation Of the possessions Of the
church the establishment of an equality Of
religious worship before the law the applica.
tien Of the church property to the extinction
of the national debt and tho vast pension list
Of the country; the codi6cstion Of the laws ;
trial by jury the extinction of all class privi-
leges the establishment of system of com.
lnon schools the abolition of taxes on transfers
Of property-those on the transit of merchan.
disc and on the produce Of the mines the pro-
motion Of immigration and q radical change in
the fiscal system Of the government.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

TWe have been shown letter from our
late townsman D. B. Cleghorn to his brother
residing here. The letter 10 dated July ID,
they expected to be at Denver in 10 days-had
seen Greely-good reports were current and
the party was we'll cheered up. Tomlinson was
in this company.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

PsAcB.-It y generally believed that the Peace
agreed upon in Europe will be Of short duration. Rus.
sia, Austria and France to be identifying their
interests, and England, Prussia aud Germany be-
coming very sensitive in view of this cordially In the
mean time, Gartald refuses to be quieted, Kossuth
and the Hungarans ready for revolution and the
Italian people far from satisfied with tho sudden
peace. Napoleon has driven Austria from one Of hel
provinces Gombardy) and whipped her into acquies
cence. Each arrival from Europe is now looked for
anxiously. aE a-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

an or about the 18th Of May, nom the NJ
ID farm Of Michael Stents, in Boxrdman AS
township colored mare colt, with white fsoe,
three white feet, and small bunch len ride OF the
head, above the nostril,
Any person giving Information Of the whereabouts OF
said colt returning the same to my farm, Will be
lbssally rewarded. MICHAEL erkNTS.
Elkaaes, July ., loeotf
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McGregOr PoAt Once.

MAILS leaving the McGregor Post Once, will close ct
the following specified tunes until farther notice.
WEST UNroN, daily, 1t 6:45, A. n. 81
DEBORAH, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays, 1T
7:15, A. ~. ~. ~ H7
WISCONSIN,, and Up-Rivsr, daily, 1t $3.50, ?. n.
CHICAGO, and Eastern, Ct 1880, =.
A. p. RICHARDSON, Post Nastsr.
McGregor, July n, 1850.
N B-Psrsons desiring the use Of Boxes 1t the
Once, will attend to paying for them quarterly, in
advance. Postages on Newspapers, are required IN
0dramce, and it will save me much trouble, u the
public will attend IL rates ct the end of the quar-
ter will be charged double, a. required by Law.
r. HAMMERS, ASK r. u.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

CyTRAYED from the subscriber, on or ~
- about the 18th day OF May last, two ZS1STA
COLTS, one . two year old. Of large size, ~
color bay, with black name and tail, small star In
yearlng OF good size, dark bay, with black and
tall with email white strip in the face, and hind legs
white nearly to gambrel joint both colts are mares.
Any person who will return the said colts to the sub
eiber or write their wheresbouA, Will be noeraly
rewarded. s JOHN WALL.
FaTmessburc, July 0, lsSsw2s
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
Negro Minafrell.

The CAMPBELL MINsrRBLs will play tonight
CTussday) at Jones & Bass Hail. It will be rscesctsd
that the New England Bsrds sang here year ago
to we'll satisfied audience Messrs. DuRANr and
Hayward uheu a boy) accompanied by Mss. Durant,
composed the company. The Campbslls ere now 1850
eiated with Durant and Hayward aud pleasant enter.
tainlnsns may be expected. Admittanse rs cents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

Groceries.
NJ. O'Brcn has formed business partnership with
Il. KNIGHT, late Of Windsor. Their Advertisement
may be seen in paper Of to-day Both these gem
temsn have been engaged In business here and in the
vicinity for several years and they well and favor
ably known to the public Their Store the east
corner Of tho Public Square, handy to sellers and
convenient to buyers. They propose to buy and sell
any article Of produce that be br ought here ON
wagons river cars, and housokeepers will find theiz
store first rate place to supply the kitchen FROM
KNlonr i new man in tho village, but tho County
Of Clayton knows him pretty we'll and confident
he will add much to the growing trade ofthe establish
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03
@atest Melps.

The Kansas Convention has adjourned. Topeka 1.
the Capital, Lcavsnworth falling in the necessary
brides to locate it. 1t is said tho Democrats will OPP
pose the New Constitution on the ground that FREQ
negroes are not excluded banks are not prohibited
and the gold regions the western boundary nave
been left out OF the state lmitsthis last point will
leopard the adoption Of the Constitution.
Tho Mining continues first rate and is thought
California will be eclipsed in $780, Too lsto to
60 there. Three arrived at Omaha with $50, 900.
The Ocean Queen, the Anglo Saxon and the Kan
geroo have arrived with dates late July 2lst.
Markets still dull. Money matters improved.
The news Is not new. Discussions relative to tho
peace going on, the London papers generally rd
culng and all parties stating that tho hurried patch
work Of vllaanca will be overhauled At Zurich whore
the Commissioners of France, Austria and Sardinia
meet to settle upon particulars. 1t barely po sible
Sardinia may attempt to blow the Imperial arrange
ments up The press ofLombardy and Italy generally
is down the peace and publishers were advised BY
the Government authorities to moro moderation In
diecussing the offensive subject.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

Ever offered to the Western Trade, con-
sisting in part, Of 49,.
so lids. N. O. and Muscavado Sugars
100 Brls. Portlau 5 "A Al do
100 Refined grades, do
200 Bags Rio Coffee;
100 /" Laguyra do
so Pockets o. G. Java Coffee;
so Bags Santos and Cape g
SO Barrels Extra Syrups;
30 /" Common do
!. 30 Is Common and Fair Molasses
25 Prime New Orleans do
800 Half chest Young Hyson Tea;
IS chests Oolong and Gunpowder Tea;
Also a complete variety Of
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY, WHITE LEAD,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

FOR b E ID b u q y.
LII good housekeepers will be glad 70 hear OF "a
~ article that will keep dBugs that they VIII
SfAY K1LLsD. The DEAD SHOT does this entirs and
complete Beng gummy extract, It does mot eva-
porate bat retains its destructive seasy long time,
thus becoming TRA1 READY s1r Fer these noKSous
tormentsss Of cur nightly rest. Also, 8
LIGHTNING FLY..KZLLEK,
Every sheet Of which viii kill gallen--who viii b
annoyed by these pests whom q triing expense the
house may be kept clean Ill summer. Command
early and this can Be easily deps. Sold BY y. z.
Newell, Mc6rsgor and by dealers in 81 the town..
Wholesale Agent, Farmsrsburg, Iowa sSms
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DISSOLUTION
YUVHL psrtnership heretofore existing bstwssn tbs
uuder,gned, In the Cenfeetienery bustnass, =
dissolved by mutual consent. s. n. Lampaon Win
close ali the old business and the institnon alone
1t the same stand. .. y. LANReONs
McCregor, July q, ls59tf TIN HOPKINS.
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To which he would call the
attention Of biz numerous
customers. Being prepa1.
ed with all the req uired
facilities to accommodate.
In Quantity, Quality and
Price, be wishes II under.
stood he Will net 10 exssllsd
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

n - BBLS IS 10 ALCOHOL just received and for
ID sale by f5Sl HOFFMAN, BENTON + CO.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-08-03

One thing to MerchaM Is,
One thing to Merchants,
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4 GOOD article Of Rye Flour at
n McGregor, June 19tf FRANK HANNAHS'

VINHH best FLOUR In town, 10 to bshad 1t
lFRAN6 NANHAHS.
The Van Buren press., 1859-07-06
"a -l--=4-s-&xa n1SEOA
VAN BuREN, ARKANSAS.

Vxyr take pleasure IN announcing to parents.
w auar,Iians and the friends Of education gcn,
,r,Iv .i 4 the Fall Session of this Institute MI
CONNER on MONDAY 29sh Of AuGrs1, and ~ii'
No rsins viii be spared in furnishing as ample
facilities for The acquisition OF knowledge, thorough
mental discipline and moral training OF those en-
trusted to care and supervision, as can ne oo'Ain
ed in any -oll.ge East or West,
ArrarS. ,,ents have been made ty which all 90
isc,ions TO ending wards 70 boarding schools
are removed ther. ne rarn;s need have no iears
or apr, hensore in regard 10 the morals OF thel9
sons Tn, Sc ~ g nlsnts Iosragciv Frohib stu
dents frorv fr,q,p ating places having demtraiis.
ing tend. sew "a will they be allowed to spend
their recreation ours iotering about the ct eets
Students i,vm d dstancc aTc imperaively req rrcd
20 remain in their rooms At night and attend rei-
f.ous worship on he Sabbath This Institution is
situated in very healthy portion OF the State &c
cessbe bv the river and several Stage iihes, ana
possesses every advantage in regard 70 oasapn, ,sa
convenience AMI health.
The Prepara.ory Department embraces peyio OF
two years thorough Classical and Mathemsti-
cal and scientific course has been cre.dsy s',ece
which embraces period Of four eoilegicte years
1IRxs PR sEss:oy OF 81 wErKs.
orthograrhy. Rea lirg. Eiementary Cog
ranhy, VI .nt.l Arithmetic Per:uaEsh!p II Gc
Modern Georr4phy His-ory. D iniug aui
Englis. Grammar, Scholars Com, aniou,
| Arithmetic and Ccnlrosti0u. Is 90
Poii'icll Econon3y, khc,oric, Physiology
! srd 6ool. EecriGe. Is %
scieres, D. o.
Arc ~. Langua.,s, % 10
va r cuIa'ion per STUDENT. 90
| !. o r.. including lights, I,.s an} other ro- m
ex elses furnished a.. per week. ID
| Stutenis charyed RIM day o entrance am no de-
duction made except il cases o. protractcd sick
ness.
| The Faculty will be COM cen, ana complete.
| Rev. Z. 4. MOSES, President.
| For further particulars addr,ss tAe presiien,.
/ LII. c lLEl
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DIR. C. F. BROWNS
Young American Liniment.

No. for the purpose of nstruc.iny such an age Lut
for the ruros- OF relieving ali who may be afflicted
with Rheunlatism Neura gis Erysi, elias, OLD Sorss,
Burns 5ruis.s. S, rains, Cuts, Boils, Erurtions,
Seaid Heal. letter, Ringwor.n, Felons, Sweilings,
&c, dc. But short line has e.a,sed since he
discovery OF DR- BRowx,s Am r:ear Lini.nent
IA discovery that constitutes of the grS at ST
boons eoEf rred upon suffering humanity, and one
OF the richest contributions that has ever been
rnafe to Medical Science. Unlike the ntroiution
OF other Innovations il has met in its rc,.ion no
passionate or clamorous op,Osi.ion-nor is this TO
be wondered 81, as It's claims are too humane not
to have elected grateful response from every phi
lanthropic bosom.
For sale by DR. C: F. BROWN,
Philadelphia. Pa,
and all Druggist and Merchants throughou; the
civilized world.
July 6, 1855. lyl
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DRE-EMrTIONs ON
RAILROAD LANDS.

Notice is horcly given TO those claiming the rights
OF rraenT ton 10 railroad land under the provisions
Of an act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Arkan-
sas, approved November 2G,h so, entitled an ect
to amend act TO aid in the construction Of the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad aIi rcvei January lG;h. :.
50, and IN oct entitled " An act concerning the
Cairo ard Fulton Railroad and its two branches ap
proved February lSt, le.5,''
That lists of the landsielected and confirmed to
cid in the construction orShe Little Rock aud For:
Smith branch Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad,
situated IN the counties Of Pulaski. Perry Conway,
Yell, Pope, Johnson. Franklin, Crawiorl AMI Sc
bastar, have been fled in the Offices of the Record
era of the respective counties, as required by the
provisions of said acts And, unless those claim
ing Dreemptions, file their rre-einption proofs IS
equired by law within three months from this date
they will forfeit a! their rights Of pre-e;aption,
JESSE TURNER, President
Of the LINE Rock ard Fart Sriita branch
of The C1iro and Fulton Rai,Tocl c.,
JOIN B. OGDEN Secretayv
Van Buren,, June 6, 1859. 3wl
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Late, from Europe.
IOF HE BREMEN.

SADy HOOK. Jnnc -.
BHmen passed here last
3me. with Liverpool dates
b. 5,h last.
III " has resigned, IL con
wait of couii.ace resolu-
. Commons Lord Pal
e 'mm.er. ant Lord John
a. of i'rrcign Affairs
ar,e from the sea- ol
y stria.Is nave cvacIage,l
| lodi. Bologna AMI Anco-
and torlii.-ations Of Pa
oyn no.
lte.nieh Is a9lnouncel.
sns..a ll1svel cut On the
n "a .lo lItn. ani the
Ia inst
&y ORLEANS.
.aSs. Jans &c
- below, bound
esaaes - the
e2i,.sia. which Lett the
~ =. 0,i0 Ut'J IN spesie
* -sizei bv zen t;o5les,
from Ne.a C.uz.
"a bern sens from Vera
ul-tl1n- R,bies for the
ie Lut h. bal accom-
is. reported that tn
T. Il s;ers had arranged
peeie "a board an English
,onb-
r - fIa -stiHi>tSsr EatI scit
ti.- L. : steamer Brook
be rel,4 e q the American
Fpecle. amounting To two
but the result OF his mis-
tsrire,l-
iieet had been ordered to
Fie Is no political news OF
Sons DROWNED.
LOUISVILLE June q.
ere drowned last night.