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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-08-27
Who " Ill get the Charleston No:n;u ton I

"Oecasional." the Washington CORES.
poadent of Forncy's Press, answers the
question thus. under date OF Aug. 18th:
lncluding james Buchanan, there will
be but thirteen Democratic candidates for
the Presidency before the Charleston
Convention. The congregation will seq
regatc in disorder and confusion on tn
sixth day ofi,s session, unless the yellow
fever causes dispersion sooner. james
Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, will be nom.
mated by a fragment of the Convention
chiefly Office holders and Office brokers.
Or their ins'run en,s. This ought to be
must be--and shall be. FIAT. The
fates have decrced it. Man cannot resis,
the decree. lie may not any langer re-
fuse or decline. You all have been told
that on the Lupercal, Antony did thrice
present great Caesar with tic crown.
which he did thrice refuse, and yet he
lnperator did become Pennsylvania
favorite son will no; disobc, the mandate
Of our country-wiH not mock the hopes
Of his friends, and leopard the triumph
Of our glorious party and its glorious
principles by stubborn and obstinate &C.
fusal. There will be no difficulty or that
point. He will yield to and obey the
voice Of his countrymcu. Like Cincin
natus Of old, be will forego agricultural
pursuits nnd rural felicity. and so forth.
and consent to serve one term more.
The moosH pa.ro. often No will say,
Whilest still! lie hopes it will be construed AYE
Rely upon it, J. 3 will be nominated
at Charleston, as have stated.
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The Canvaa,

We have cheering news from our gal
liant standard. bearer aor Governor, Mr..
Kirkwoode Hs was at last accounts can.
wasting the extreme south. western part
Of the Ststs, in company with Gen.
Dodge, and is everywhere winning pop
ular favor. ghe knock-knccd, spawned
"old war borsc," on TIE other hand,
finds "Jordsn hard ros 4 to travel" and
meets with but little sympathy in his
feeble aud Intellectual attempts to bolster
up the cause Of sham. Democracy in Iowa.
To the minds q the hard.fsted, common
sense yeonsnry Of the Missouri slope
the prestige Of high. sounding name and
eourtly henors cannot compensate Tor the
lack Of the stern and enduring qualitie.
Of craftsmanship Dodge Is "goncr -
---.Nuscafi.e .Iourual.
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TREMENDOUS CAHAyAs.-Mr.G Gree.
ley estimates the total number Of em,.
grants nuw on the plains and bound Tor
California. ut about thirty thousand per.
sons, with teams amounting at the start
to lutte less than one hundred thousand
head. vi these more than half are Cor
Here) working oxen. The enie grafton
covers the great trail for an extent of
more than seven hundred miles or fully
half tie distance from the settlements II
Kansas to those Of California west of the
Sierra Nevada. The head OF this mag.
n'heent column will enter the valley Of
Sacramento early in August its extreme
rear will be struggling down the noun.
tain slopes, sad, 'ank, aud foot sore, as
late as the lst of Octe Der.
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Rs,sblican County Convention.

The Republicans Of Cedar county viii assem-
bic In delegate convention at the Court House
in Upton. on saturday the 10Th o. esrtember
next. at il o'clock A. II. for the purpose OF
nominating candi dates, to be supported at !he
general election, which takes place on the lith
II October. 1889. to.wit: One senator one Rcp'
",e,eu,ativc, County Judge. Recorder and Treas
ur.r Clerk OF the District Court Sheriff. Coro-
uer, Surveyor, aud County Superintendent
And to transact such other business a. may 10
deemed advisable aud proper for the nett Of
tae Republican party. ,
The Republicans Of the several townships OF
Cedar county viii meet 1t the usual place OF hold
.nR elections u z O'Clock y. d. on Saturday inc
I'd DAY Of September, or at such other time and
ulace a. their respective tow nship committees
SHAH dcsgns,c. and appoint said delegates
Each ownship will DO entitled TO one delegate
and to AL additional delegate for every thirty l'o)
Ronuhican votes aud for each fractional number
vi fifteen s) votes cast Tor Secretary u State o!
the last october election. The ton nships viii
,hsrcforc be entitled to the following isprescn
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The Plov Handle Ticket.

1T is said that Mr. Kirkwood, the
Republican candidate for Governor, i,
endeavor,ng to arouse the sympathies o.
the farmers of the State in his behalf, b,
appearing among them, on the stump, ia
tue suise Of an hos,ler, with the sn.cl vi
s'"bis largely predominant among the va
rious odors euucomitant with dirt, *
lilo reminds us Of Gen. Harrison, in Is.
10, trareiizs round the couu,ry, Gagged
IN Il coarse su;, of Kentucky jeans, to
prove that he WIS a poor man, aud the
poor mans friend "-Du,uque .Eorih.
,ceH.
Mr., kirk~ood is travelling around the
State dressed precisely as he dressed at
home. aud ms c1canly as any other man in
the State. perhaps, whose home is on q
farm. II there is any stable odor
about him, he doubtless got it from that
sold war horse Dodge, who has been
stab'ed at the public crib during tho last
twenty years. The slauder upon Gen.
Harrison is entirely worthy Of its source,
and proper thing to follow what The
writer had ja,t said about Mr.. Kirk
wood. Wcsaw Gen. Harrison a nun Der
Ut times during the campaign of l54c
i'll the country, aud he was dressed in
precse' y the same old sui, Of plain black
IN which We bad frequently met him be-
fore in Cincinnati, after his nomination.
We happened 10 know him personally,
and know that he never rcsorted to such
trlckery OF dress to secure popularity
with any class, no more than Mr.. Kirk
wood is now doing II he ever did wear
asuit Of Kentucky jeans when among the
people, We venture to say it was the
same sui, he sometimes wore Oh his farm
at North Bend. Old Wings will proba-
bly, kno" how to appreciate this SANDER
on the lamensed Gen. Harrison. Dap-
export Ga.ette
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could not very we'll do without 80 valua. |
bic ~ assistant, and rs Bedford during
the Presindent's sojourn, would b. over
run with valiant I" Democrats eager TO
save the Constitution aud inc Union Ut
any time BY experimenting negroes, she
conciudedoto bring female slave along.
In company, therefore, 9th the Presi-
dent and with the beautiful widow, came
said slave. She landed ut Beford with
the other Southern celebrities, and pro.
cccded tojmbibc the invigorating water,
aud inhale tho celebrating air. But the
effect Of this change Of air and water was
too powerful for the affections Of the COL
ored portion Of the Presidents retinue,
and she suddenly came up among the
missing. ... ........
The announcement crt ated great OK.
cltemcnt in the Presidential circles. The
President trembled ut the thought of the
danger Of the Union by this rash act of
the naughty slave. lie cntr2ated his
followers to hurry hither and thither to
secure tho widows property, and restore
the Union to its accustomed placidity.-
There was amounting in hot haste and
swift stecds bore the huntsmen iu every
direction. The telegraph wires we're
put in rcquisition, and the best blood Of
the Presidents army Of follow srs wcro
swift in the cfase. Through the long
hours Of night the Pn sideDt paced tosnd
fro in anxious expectation OF ,idings from
tho fugitive, and 1he ''lone, lorn widow"
mour' ed tho probable loss Of $500 to
1000 from her immense treasures. But
one BY one the clan returned dish carted
and wayworn, aud no tidings from the
slave. The ''chattle'' was safe from up
prehcnsion. TIT, widow was minus sew
eral hundred dollars, and without her ia
vorite skilful hair dresser and dress ar
ranger. She was disconsolatc The Pres.
ident was disconsolatc The crowd Of
faithful Democrats was dsconsolate -
There was no kindly hand and smiling
face there to administer cons ultation anu
comfort to the Borrowing. To ado to this,
the story had gone abroad, and the irrcv.
erent and protane Black Republicans
in the neighborhood were sacriIcgopsly
making merry over the sad prcdica,nel,
of the Union savers aud negro ca.chers
Ii was forthwith determined, therefore,
that the President and re,inue should de
part the inhospi.able regions Of Bedford,
and in short time he and his admirers,
and the widow bercft Of her sable help.
sought safety aud quiet in the patriotic
town Of Cumberland, beyond Masan 4
Dixon's line in the save.holdng State OF
Maryland. 1t was rtainly very cruel tina,
the uncertainty of human riches should
DC SO singu'arly brough. to the immcdi.
ate notice Of the President. aud that, too,
On the soil OF his native State. lie r..
tired speedily as possible in disgust, and
| it is coujectured that he will never again
set foot on the soil of n State SO full ct
painful recollectens to himself aud fol.
| lowers.
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Hon. John 4. siln,er.

The Pittsburgh Gazette publishes the
following note from the Hon John i
Giimer, Of North Carolina, to a gentle.
mau in that city:
GREENSBORO. Aug. S. 1859
MR. Denr Sir AIN reelected b,.
1000 majority over two OF pouents, on.
the rerlar Administration Lo,ninee, the
ether OF my own party, bitterly dcnounc
ing my anti Lacomp,on vote.
l feel proud at being SO nob;ly sustain
cd By az intelligent Southern consti,u.
eney for doing my duly in tho hour Of
sectional madness.
JoHS 4. C.IuER
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GREAT ATTRACTION
FURNITURE
e. TPhOlStSTy-

Tho Undersigned, rove aasin:
on hand the largest ana .soss
complete u..ortmsns :. o. Z y \, wi II IN.
es'l ~, i,..,;,n Of the citizens Of Cedar anu
viz to ibeipg fully convincsa Una. TOT
sa1'"uh he can make il to thcdnssress OF III
20 bu, OF him lis motto Is
au,e. Sales. Small Profits Speedy Returns q urn ;.
NE will, ALL spy and every article u his sns o.
,,,5c At River Prices addipg cost Of Transports
ton, and will
raLse,l kinds Of Produce at River rI'e cs's
wishing 10 encourage home trade, thus aee =
ing the money tusna'iy epaid TOT sui .an an m, &c
strRngers) At houe' hc one'" ~ o
lila stock IL full and complete. All ksnds Q,
u.o : made to order on the shortest roiice' ""o
all work made In his shoI. warrantea'
''''' WV WI. BAGLEY.'
linton, Aug 9th. lS59-no35
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Original Notice.


TIE STATE VI IOWA, CEDAR CorSry...
10 Lesss Doyie::8
NtI-lbu are hereby notified that there 10 n 90
~ on hi-, Ia the office of the Clerk of III. IA
tf3et ,enft III Cedar county, petition OF J. War
rev 'i'is. eiaihing OF you eighty.u,,e IS lou dnl
tarS, es money due him from yoa on n nron,i..n,
fs hats ny You executed TO William f. unn.rJ
on The -tth day Of September. ls57. for the ,um,
81 sefeaft-h'e dollars, payable on or bcf,,,e ,he
-, ,sl aas OF January, 1855 which nc, w.s by sa;a
honard assigned 70 petitioner hy endorssn ~, \,
ana ueiiseft thereo1-and IL appearing IL atsaa
VIZ lhai you Lewis boslc ar. Ii non .resden, !,
Tue state oil Iowa, an at,achn, mt has been issn,
against Your property. by virtue of which IN.
s"ntheast quarter of sec ton nineteen II a ,o.,
SNIP se' city nine (1s), north Of range 10 fnnr
!. west situate N Cedar county, Iowa, has bee n
a'''ehea a. ynhr property; anI il also further
appearing ~ affidavit that your residence 1. M
known, anu cannot with Reasonable dilig,nr. H.,
asceflsihcd, IT WAS ordered that YOU i. nn,,.sd
Y. ihls publication q! tho pending Of tE,s s,,i,
All attachment. and that unIes. You a,u,esr Az
answer thereto, IN or before the first aay ~ I'M
ossoher term. 1852 Judgment will lie r.naaraa
against you thereon ieu
ha'ei thi. goth day Of July. A. b ls5a
J. wARREN CLARK p,.;,,r
by Thos HANNA. his Attorney. rn,,
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Original Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, Crp.. %
n iEurrc,, N,, w MI 20.

r. nj n ? Ale or IOWA, cIpAk corsrr: m
10 Uarrcn Neocy:
E-iou are hereby notified TIM, there !.
- on hie. N the Office Of tue Clerk ri ,,a M
.fict our, IN Cellar county pelition es 10
jennings claiming OF Jon the iorerlasr,a !, !
,e'ah mortgage eNetus.d bv YOU L. s.,d -,
Jennings On the .5a day oi Nav. A. lss- -
Tue following described lands in GetI,, ~
iowa, VIZ: the northwest quarter Of So. -.
sm ~ "a township seventy nine {7sl nor,h =;
range one ~ west for the purpose us .scn,;. y,
'ufee notes executed Iy you to sail ,ana ",ins
amounting TO thirteen hundred dollars IN r.
aeefe gate. and on which there is nor A.. ~, .io
fun VI seven hundred dollars $500 MIR .aie
est taefcon Ut the rate Of ten Ter e.,
.sd Day Of May. 4. D. 1857; ana i, ann.a sJn We
aaidas u that you ure not resldent ~ ~. y
y .a.asand thar your residence il nn,na, s'sa's
cannon WITH reasonable diligence be as.ar..;n
~ was ordered ,eu We, notified bs ,nis n.,,,i
uens ara that unless you appear. and 49,
iscret" On or before ths9irst ,iay or ~
sou thereon. against
bated this 30tlgday Of JULY, A, d 1ssa
y. JOSEPH JENNINGS. rIain,ir
- 'a'- hANsA' his ATTORNEY, i3lssi
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Scarcely Eligible,

According to the Constitution Of Iowa
mo person shall be eligible to the Office
Of Governor or Lieutenant Governor,
who shall not have been u citizen Of the
United States, and resident of this State
for TWO YEARS next preceding tho cleo.
ton Gen. Dodge has not been resi-,
dent Of the State of Iowa for four years
to the time he was nominated IS the
Democratic candidate for Governor. A
contemporary says Dodge cannot really
claim TO be illegal voter! However that
may be, if the reports of his political
speeches are correct, he can scarcely be
called an "inieNiyeat voter" But we
did not wish the Democracy to under
stand that we intend intcrposing any 10.
gal obstacles in the way Of Dodge run
ming for Governor, or even exercising tho
privilege Of voter. He is very harm
less as a candidate, while We know it
would afford him sn immense degree OF
personal qualification to be able to vote
for Gen. Augustus Caesar Dodge for
Governor Of Iowa. If no other person
thought so, he would think in casting
this vote, that he was exercising: the glo
riou, privilege Of a freeman in favor OF
the greatest man in Iowa.--Dar. Ga-.
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By the published secordsof the State
II the Express was mislsd, and deceived
BY some one anxious to suppress the
truth, i ought to expose ~ infornant
Il The NOR. TIE people Of iowa know Of
shcofac,s, the stronger win be their cen
victioa that they have everything to gain
and nothin: to lose by the pcrpctuation
Of Republican Administration in the
State. Let the facts be- published aud
sown broadcast.
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Troubles In kanas.

= LEAvENwo.rH, Aug. 22-Somc con
hrn'atlon OF the reported outbreak in the
south, reached here. Oae Of the jaw
Hawers has been taken inao Missouri =
Montgomery was reported in the field.
and It is expected that he will attempt
his recalturc. Considerable uneasiness
was felt, aud renewal OF the old dis.ur
baace Is anticipated.
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THE Subscribers being about TO 60 East Tor a
new stock of goods, are obliged to call on those
indebted to them to pay up ~ the 9Th IT septcm-
Der. Ii not paid by that line the proper Off crs
vii! see to it, collectors
Aag27. 5y) CASAD tiLM IKE.
raonn-THE Subscribers wish 10 emrlo.
OCUU an active and reliable man in each
q cllon OF the S;ate to travel and take orders for
Segars aud Tobacco,
by samples. Will pay salary Of $500 10 S,iO
per year, payable monthly. Fur samples an
partic rlars apply to, or address inclosing stamp
for return postage, CARY d sMIfA,
TObnctanista
Aug 2.-5t 3l2 Pearl Street, New York.
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California News.

The California overland mail, with
dates to tie 18th ult., arrived at Saip,
Louis on the 10Th The mining news
was favorable, but the receipts OF dust
were light. The Walker river aud the
Washco mines were attracting much at.
tentlon. Large namhers had departed
f,r these disSinss. The OFF, returns
elect Judge Crane 10 Congress from the
proposed Territory Of Nevada. A Con.
vention was in session at Genoa, Carson
Valley, for forming Provisional Gov.
eminent. j. being the intention Of the
people to throw of all allegiance to Nor
mon rule. They design elcc,iug a Gov.
crnor, Judges, and all necessary officers
\ party OF Californians, en- route to ST
Louis, were attacked near the South Pass
on the 18Th Of june by the Grow In
dams, and Geo. Stephen on, Of Pitts
burgh; David Mor.. Of Lancaster. Z.
aud 9. NJ. Hall, Of Cincinnati, wc.c kill
cd. Henry Florence, Of Carlisle, Pa,
was made prisoner
Adsices fron Oregon say that Stout,
Dem, is elected to Congress, By al ma.
Jora;. The accounts from Frazer river
miues are more favorable New discoy
cries north of Fort Alexander had been
made. Rich quartz had been received ut
V'ctorfa; Queen Gha-lot'c's Island.
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RA- II is fact that tue amount Of
State taxes delinquent in this State is
S3ol. Ol1 99--tLat ii times had been
such that the PEOPLE could have paid up
runctually, this amount would have dis.
charged the entire deb. Of the State aud
left = balance iu the treasury. Is there
another State 10 the Union that can say
50 muehd Such is ReprAican exStrava.
gancc. Mrker~.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the last wilt mad
~ testament Of Robert s,errctt deceased lat.
OF Cedar eonrty. State of Iowa. WAS puslie,, r.oJ
at the August term OF the County Court u said
a.aar coant'r "hcrenpon IL was ordered thai,
he TORN Tor proving the same, he the frs, Mon
Cay In September ext. at which time III persons
interested In SAID estate arc required Ia a,pear
aud 'ho" cause If any they have aaains, the ,.ro.
late Of said will f''
:, hs GREER Of the County cunr, of said county
this day OF August, A. y. ls5a
%. GEO. sMI II County Judge.
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Mhn will Take II !

We will furnish the Advertiser from
this time till the frs, q November for
roRry CENTS. We hope our friends
will, during their spare moments, make
an effort and secure us large lst OF
subscribers.
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r.DSa DikocR ,TIc RULE.
["s, or an average 0! l.i6 per xnnuln.
tsBEE kEPrBLicAE ErLB.
III, or an average OF II pcr annum

Is il too much to ask Of the Erpress
and 'hose Democratic papers that have
copied its exhibit, correction Of the
figures they have given to the public.
let justice be done. Let the truth be
known. 1t is vain, as we'll as wicked, to
attempt to impose upon the people, as
facts, statements TINT are branded as fa'eo
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WILL. SPEAkIN Tails PLACE
On Maisiay the 9Th OF September,
and at - Cambridge, Clinton County y
9, Tuesday the 9th Of September.
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Primary Meetings

Remember and attend tn, primary
meetings in your several to"nsh'r'.-
Don't lie. anything but absolute necessity
deter YOU from it. Your country de-
,nand. that You should spend little
time for its benefit,
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tu5al Society. We think however that
the managers Of tho National Fair will
secure its presence.
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DISSOLUTION.

The corartnership heretofore existing between
Burhridge 4 Turner, in the practice .! Jaw. y
th;s asy dissol,ed by mutua. consent. All notes
and book accounts or the firm will be settled .,
r AZ 'u'As'' J. BURB7IDGE.
ID. TURNER.
linton Aurust 2Oth 1880
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Sam Houston Elected.

We sec it announced that Gen. Sam
Houston, who entered the field in Texas
for Governor, in opposition to the Ad
m;nistration slave traders, has come out
of the contest victorious. Nearly all of
the State, (sixt; eight counties out Of
eighty has been heard from At lates,
advlces, giving him majority Of 4, 400.
Ii is said that this result is largely due
to the Germans, who are staunch friends
OF free labor, and abhor the atrocities of
the slave trade. We congratulate Texas
90 her escape from the worst phase of
modern Democracy, which proposes to
cover the seas with slaves aud the coun-
try with slave pens for the prose ,uiion
vt the mos,9 revolving traffic known to
civilization. The German element which
hns been 50 largely Democratic. is rapidly
eniancipating itself from, u political scrv-
itudc which has been made useful to the
ends and aims Of slavery. The German
is no slave himself, and does not desire
to see Others in chains --Ddr Cas-
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THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR corkTy:m
ANNA O. MeArlrr } In the bis.rie, Court in and
WV a vs., 70 for - said eou"ty, by order Of
Court.
To 't,Htam .MA,dev: .--
A,lf-foU are h, ely notified that there !. rov
on lie in the offire Of the Clerk Of the p;..
tr'rt QUIT in and for Cedar county. state O,
Iowa petition of Anna q. McAuiey, Claiming
OF yoa divorce from the bonds of ms,ri.
mons hefef"f"re existing between you and III.
saii Anna o. McAaley; and unless You appear
ana answer thereto on or before the frs, day Of
!he next term OF said Court to be begun and
aoio'n at the Court HOUSE in Tipton on the tenth
ia. OF uet"ber, A. y, 1889, Judgment will be
rendered against you thereon in aeeorJ.ncs iii
s"'l petition AMI decree of divorce entered
agains:you GP. INl,Nay fI.,i
District Court. Cedar Co, Iowa
" w RAGL.kI, Attorney far nlaintiY
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CO ERECTION OF rALsEIlOoD NO. =.

Il u charged that the Republicans ab
sorb half \ million Of State Tax yearly"
According to the published statement of
the Auditor Of State, the whole m unit
ct tax for State purposes last year. wa.
1888, 1851. For the present year, the
whole amount assessed is 1896, 726 81.
l, is seen. therefore, that the third state
mens Of the E1pres is just as vide Of the
truth as each OF the others. Desperate,
indeed, must be cause that requires such
wholesale Justification Of the published
records Of the State
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resE,veI asuperfor 10, OF r. esh Peache.
ieJ J. y. ElSENHART

I,. s-Ihc Ceis~atsd CKrr.r rio~,. nov ~ .,
Upton, Arri II JAs 4 20. ,