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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

AS 70 THE QUALITYcFh
1paidi1g'S Prepared Glue,
FOR SALE BY
n OGDEN. DnOwNELL 4 co.
From the Christian Intellingenser.l
This Cline IL put mp In . convenient bottle. and
y chemically held IN sostion, Retaining HI the d.
stFAbas Qna1ttiss of we'll prepared cab6nst maksns
aiae, and Il used cold. A small brush aceenpa-
n,ss :.ss ,ss:sa tho vhols costing but .
@ repairing sil kinds Of broken household wares.
y win b found sxossdiDgly convenient for cone
snd she'll WORK spiaAe tuners, and fsr Oh psYposes
rsqniring strong masiisgs. No houssksspsr en-
From tho ChFiaiian Advnease and Journal1
1he want Of such N Articls Ii = copstant ana
want unsupplisd. "epaidiuGs FsspaSsd fsius's
sssms 70 be ill that has been desired IN this d.
rsotioa. a
- [Frcm the Evangel,st1
sn'diss's ispassd a,ss, designed for house
keepess, u hsen which every housewife win ap-
aessS1aass 81 9a3
Iron tbs \. =. Freeman JoarnaI1
SSaldssg's RFspesed 0ipe 10 ssch min pls and
eheaP preparation that Il u pity any house should
- Wathsnt ~ gax@sks ags Htsa
Tsa trrom the n. I Chronicle ai
anivsrssi want, TIL tie advent u rpsldnr. p ~.
patsd ains sAlsa VII found prsdissIy ths a.
sials sssrl AessskssDsr sssas. lsrs9, saT
e--s fvsn ne Home Journal
Il. 10 Aeve NA44 ~ praatseAl 4e@sajnian>e With
this latss. kosssheld sonvsoispes, ana cannot Re-
ifaih ffOh cAlli6g ths atseutfcn oil IN Our lsAv
friends . ~ ssesiiing merits.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03
Keokuk. SEPT. ID. Ias9-da

sLct those now laugh who never laughed before
And those who always laughed oow laagh The more.
An Fxssngutshev 20 the tsHlue Dev.
ils,' or Devils 81 any C0ler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

To John B. CarsoD, 2JAAes y. Bruce, Peter j.
1 ceaghiin, Mary LeaiaA cpaghfin, Kstun Broth
ers Co., and DuyalL Keighler 4 Co.:
IlHERE IL nov on fls in the o6Roe OF tho
i CLERK Of the District Court OF Lee Coanty,
Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition Of Brown. Goddin d
CO., claiming OF James n. Bruce Judgment Of
5000, and the forecosure Of amoftgags axecuted
BY Peter J. Cough lin and Mar, sLouiA conshain TO
James r. Death Sens, tn sscnrA two nstes ax&cu.
ted by said Bruce to said parties real estate In
tho City II Ksokuk - af which belongs to plain
tins and the other q defendant Carson. The other
dcierdsnts names id she pet1tion are gudfuient
crsait1n. ~ III III 81
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the "a day Of the February tern, 1850,
Of said Court, = judgment will be rendered agaius
you according to the prayer Of the petition, which
y fur Judgment Agsinst Bruce and ferecicsure Of
the mortgAg the execution OF adesd to the puf-
chaser, the profession Of the interest Of defcndant
OArson, and for general relief. ssssek
asa RANKIN, MILLER d ENaTER,
s0 Oct. ST. l869-d phfH A4ty,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-03

- COLLECTOR OF -theEity Of Kerkrk.
Nov.0. 1859 dtd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
PROM WASHINGTON,

ASH h1IONi hhy T.
An investigation will be ordered next session
concerning the persons aud papers which disclose
Mr.. Buchanan's correspondence with Robert j
Walker while the latter was Governor Of Kansas
Territory.
Pres tent Buchanan expresses his belief that
England means TO carry out her understanding
with this country with regard 10 Nicaragua not
withstanding the operations Of Sir William Gore
0useley.
senCr Meta had to day long interview with the
Secretary Of Stqte in rpIerPpce ~ Mexican affairs
His letters from Mexico are encouraging, and he
entertqins no doubt that the Liberal party win be
Triumphant.
Special dispatches received at Tue French Lega
ton confirm the report OF strong words having
passed at Paris between Lord COwley and Count
Walewski, relative to the course pursued by the
English Cabinet
Napoleon says the English Cabinet has proved
false 90 the proiessed entente eordidis, aRR.eX.
piesscs CONFIDENCE tnat tle kpglisI people will
never sanction the sqbpgalon OF Italy by Aus.
tha. The approaching elections Tor members Of
Parlam mt be thinks will prove the correctness Of
'his ounon.
Count De Sartiges will leave on the 25th.
Baron Gerott becomes the bead Of the Diplomatic
3oFps
il Is iutimaod that Sir Richard Golden, during
his late sQlourn at the White House, avaiIed him.
self Of the opportunity to sound the President on
the subject Of q moral interpOsiliOu Of the United
States in the present entangled and threatening
state Of affairs in Europe.
The Mormon troubles bid fair to be speedily and
permanently settled.
Itapp6ars that brigham Young h9s gulmilted q
proposition to a company oil capitalists, 20 sell all
right and title to Utah Territory, and to leave with
| in a specified time
Some Of The company are said To be here, con-
gqting with the Administration They desire the
aid OF the government 10 carrying out tAis Hnder
takipg, and u is Highly probable that tLE NoYern
pent will lend them all the aid its power. II Il
cannot be effected in any other way, the subject will
be submitted TO the next Congress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
sEN. sRMARD,s nErAlrURE.
NEw YoRE, MAY I.

NEW YORK, May T.
The Republican Central Committees made ar
Tangements yesterday for an escort down the bay,
and last night called ON Mr., Seward, who, 10 reply
TO briet address IN their behalf, after expressing
his gratitude for every act Of kindness shown him,
said
." do not wish that any personal consideration
should come between me and your friendship in
this great struggle, but have been Overulcd by
the great Partially of my fellow citizens.
You fnd me here not in the path of the partizani
my opinions and sentiments are unchanged, aud
willnOt suffer any change during my sOlourn in a
foreign land. The ties which bind me to my native
land may be strengthened but they may not be SO
yCrcd, aud when absent shall cherish the recOl
lection Of this event, and the cause in which you
arc struggling, aud when by the good Providence
which has thus far watched over me through life
return, Trust shall iind my friends as numerous
as they are here tonight, aud hud our country
great, united and free"
The steamer Josephine and Aida, respectively
chartered by the New York and Brooklyn Central
Committees, accompanied the Ariel down the bay
Mr. Seward being ON the former lie would go on
board the Ariel at Sandy Hook,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

COOPER OPERA TRoUPE.- This eompany of
artists arrived in'tOwn yesterday morning and will
appear at the Theatre this evening in Bellins "a.
vorite opera of La Somuambua Miss Annie
Miner as AmiaG, supported by Mr. Bowler as
Eiri4O Mr. Rudolphsen as the Count, and Miss
Pyne as Liza, The other characters arc in com.
petent hands fhs eHtire opera will be given, and
if the troupe sustans the excellent reputation ac-
credited them in all the cities they have visited, w
thiHk they will prove most attractive card. a
new opera will be presented each evening, and as
their sojoun in our city w be brief it will be ut
tery impossible to repeat any opera This will be
imperative, and we therefore advise our citizens
MOTTO allow the present opportunity TO slip by
Mr. Ashley informs Us that the demand for tickets
on Saturday was quite large, and to day the sales
willof course be proportiGnGtoly increased. Box
Office open from J. o'clock throughout the day
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
STEAMERS BURNED.

IlfrsBukGH, may T.
At a quarter past twelve Gre broe out on the
steamer Henry uran, whGn quickly pomppnicitel
to adjoining BOATS aud in less than FIVE pingteg ten
steamers were enYeloped in flames and soon proved
o total loss.
The following boats weru destroyed Henry
GRAFT Pamela, Jenny Gray Council Bluff, james
Wood, j, u Conn, TO QmaG, RelmQnt Gremana,
aud Commerce, The flames spread with terrific
rapidity The heat was great aud fears We're n
tertained for the safety Of warehouses on Water
street, The cXortions Of iiremen were principally
devoted TO them.
The amount of freight OF the boats was not
large, some little ON the wharf was destroyed,
The FcnnsylVaRa Railroad with her usual good
luck escaped almost " Scot free' Her shipment,
OF merchandise were on board the Economy and
South America which escaped entirely. Tho lat
ter fortunately having steamed up, was the means
Of saving all the other boats some thirty now hero
from total destruction) She tlOlI feet of four
boats nearest those on fire and towed them away
Gnd left gap WHICH made it possible to save tho
rput
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

The Traveller understands that Measrs Twitohel
& Phillips, President aud Superintendent OF The
Boston and Worcester Railroad, reached this city
ou Friday, On their return from the West, having
made arrangements, in connection with the West.
ern aud New York Central Railroads, for a large
reduction 10 the tarlfor freighs between this city
and Chicago, which will go Into immediate effect.
This measure has been rendered necessary by the
ruinous competition Of the Erie, New York Cen.
tra aud Pennsylvania Railroads, aud will result IN
the prompt delivery at Chicago Of all goods pur
chased in Roston at about the same rates as on the
competing iues OF conveyance from New York and
Philadelphia. The movement Was initiated at O
meeting Of Boston business men and the Presidents
Of the Worcester aud Western Railroads during
the past week i Is stated that the reduction vii
be over fifty per cent.-BostOH Post
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

rur RrsuuE TRfAL--The case Of The United
States aoninst Laneston VIZ probably close today
m TO morrow On Saturday morning Judge BEL.
mss closed his argument Cor The prosecution, and
is o. GaiswoLu, ESQ, made The opening plea for
he delsnce. Jrdgo BELDEN spoke much more
creditably upon This case than upon The former
trial Then his personalities were thickly strewn
among his remarks, aud the public were disap-
pointed On this trial be made very good plea
conduing imsefchieAy 10 review Of the evidence
offered, aud arguing the case proper.
Mr.. GRiswoLD. In bis plea sustained the high
reputation which he enjoys among our citizens and
the legal fraternity. Although young man and
comparatively inexperienced, he showed that he
had thoroughly examined aud studied the points Of
this trial, and argued with a cearness and system
seldom surpassed IN bis review Of the testimony
offered against tho defendant, be was especially
forcible and searching, while his eloquence upon
the fury trial and the rights Of his olieBt-who is
by the laws of tho land shut out from almost all
rights Of On American citizen, save that Of being
subject to pains and penalties for violation Of her
laws, aud especially the Fugitive Slave Law at
tracted the attention of all hearers
Mr.. BAcKUs will commence bis argument this
noEniHg at pipe o'clock, to be followed by Judge
Bliss for the Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

CoUNTERFEITER ARRESTED. - On Saturday
morning officer Lambert White arrested one Josiah
Priest, gun aud looksmith Of this city on charge
OF counterfeilng Priest has for long time been
suspect Of being connected with counte'feiting
gang. The Grand Jury found bill of indictment
against him. He has been engaged in the manu-
iacture Of tools. dies, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
Futb


" 4 IUV TOW NJ ~ T y NIIJ =
The Black River Wooden Mills IN this village
were burnt yesterday p NJ. The fire originated in
the picking room, and before the operatives on the
thirl and loqrth lories GOULD be moved egress was
ders, and p.l,r3 tD save themselves, jup,ed from
the windows. Two were killed thi teen seriously
Injured, tgo fatally. number Of others also re
ceiyed slight Injuries. several ore FepprtGd miss
ing. There we're sixty persong in the building at
tho time tho fire broke out
Loss estimated at $4,000, partially insured
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

A PRoMIsING You've ARTIST Master Greig
Powers. son of Judge Barr, is exhibiting grest
proficiency in painting and drawing and promises
10 become an artist who will be an honor to our
city. He has bad but two years experience in this
art, and is selEtaught al that, but is already con
sidered fine artist by those qualified to Judge of
such merit. view which he has of NiagUra Falls
and surrounding scenery is especially beautiful and
indeed his whole gallery Of sketches is we'll worth
visit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09


lowing and analogous affections,
BRONClIrlS; with irritable thr. ut and weakness and
hol stucs. OF ,uitu ~ bpUGklg aud singtng
. WEAKNESS on THE CHEST, with cough bleeding AT
ht uuSs plhi shorthUss Of breath al pnptson ftha
hluTt. ' - '''0
DERANGEMENr OF THE STOMACH; with iedises-
1h Hc'uN eghsc of collapse" fnintbess dali draEsing
lus m a sides and an all gone lgeins which are az
titNueJ uu tr' citing tuO body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
WIN constipation chrome dianhRn, pIoapsus ami md
o URINARY WEAKNESSES with ,ritsble bladder ana
lut1h lutul aud painful uruatuns
SEMINAL MEAkNFSSES: which if NOT nrr.stsa s,
-eHtl9lg, tih 40 iaslnliy and Physical Ium.
atI a. bhhh Nc VI NIe, with curvature, incquali-
Itt t me hs aud shoulders, uugrucbful gait and pain
aud wcttuuss Of tho which II uut arrested lend 10
lhtiI reuse aud 10 consumption,
HERNIA a, ruuiculcur elected ION new prnc al nv
meuus ui hs new combination brace Tfu,s
pEAANGEMtNr OF THE LOWER EXTREAI1-
llEi WIN toINss huhbuuss holviutsb aud Nellng VA
The dru9pmr ct young ladies' with prskod shoulders and
Eg uut 'hurp SHOULDER blades llnCss uf the chest
Whch are So Indicative Of early consumption pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT aurroBrEUs attention OF Indies is called to
h combination Add miuHl and Spinal shoulder Brace and
Sh sup otier, 10y win most the abe, affections may
ue pttvebcu anu rrtityUd the aud bearing the
uOdY improved, uud the weight Of the skirts held away from
ih" stomach luVulds the city should inunfs by
letter whoa Dr may he seen.
lhr medical profession invited examine his surgi-
Cal devices. ''
A Lady n attendance upon Ladies' dFclO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

WAsnlNeToN, May q
ET Congressman W. Is. bishop was to-day ap.
pointed Commissioners Of Patents.
Gen Cass had an interview with Lord Lyons
yesterday, and with SUnor Mata TO day, on bust
ness connected with their respective governments
Twenty six Sd Asst. Engineers Of the Navy hay.
lug passed the usual OXaminatioa have been war
anted These will supply the deficiency Of such
officers which have for some months existed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

YE COUNSEL wAxETH wRorH AGAINST YE
PRINrERs.=vGn the course Of Judge BELDEN's ar.
gument in the U. s. Court, be was about to read
from the law on a point when Mr.. BLcEUs asked
irhe proposed to follow the action in the case Of
the SLAYER Waaderer, and let the Jury Judge Of
law as well as of evidence. Judge Belden replied
that no such thing was done ia that case
i beg your pardon, think it was'
"What is your authority for saying so ?"
The authority Of newspaper reports"
Newspaper reports Don't believe them
Why the very air we here breathe is redQlent with
the vilainous lies Of newspapers"
i is to be hoped that the District Attorney felt
relieved after this burst Of nvoctige against the
newspapers Of ibis city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

BEWARE oP BABIEs-We have au account for
SIG against Mr.. J. sonneborn, Clothing Merchant
in Northrup & Spanglers Block on Superior b.,
which we will sell dog cheap Our reason for of
fering this account Uery cheap, is this he re
fused to pay the account-we instituted suit
against him before His Honor Justice Miller, and
proved the correctness OF the account by two
credible witnesses. Mr.. Sonneborn, acting under
the direction and advice of lis attorney, Mr.. j n
Jones' set up for defence that he wrs not Of age at
the time the debt was contracted last summer, in
consequence of which he was not liable for debt
contracted in his infancy. or course VIC were
aORsuited hence the extraordinary low figures ut
which we offer the account.
We shall appreciate Mr.. SounebOrns course AZ a
man Of honor, and shall pay just tribute to his
position by presenting to him patent India rub.
Der nlrsing hottie filed with that acteal substance
80 admirably fitted for the food Of Sons just
born. u. CowLEs d Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
DIR. HrunOn,s HBitters

TO HOtsi Keepers, Restaurants, DrugglSts
GrOcCrs and the Pubiic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

are universally acknowledged to be sure preventive aud
cure i1r Fever and Ague Faiu etce, Heayin OF ne
atoma7 OF any other like affection Theireiec upon the
system is most macuous they give feolhv tone tO the
system all mubd matter. aud IN fact thoroughly
Gle luse the system Of all impurities Tee propetors IA
presenng is preparation to tho public, them ha
in no single case when has been used according to their
directions has been known 60 fail but on the contrary
new virtues have been discovered s To those af-
cted with any of the above ills OF the body tho Bters
are offered as a speedy and certain Try them and
form your own op Mon.
For sale bv druggists aud dealers generally everywhere
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

BREAK IN THE CANAL.-on Saturday night,
about haf-past ten, break occurred in the canal
bank at H. Harvey & Co.'S Stone Mill, resulting in
Sl,590 damage, aud which it viii take week or
more to repair At that m there is a slip for
boats to unload directly into the mill. Undernaath
the slip (Which is built of plank the force of the
water washed the earth away, and by yesterday
morning he earth to the depth of five or six feet
was wa he'd directly inlg thc riy9r the canal almost
dry The water is Of course drawn Oh up TO the
Five Mile Lock. Workmen were engaged yester.
day in building dap st tRe weigh lock, which
will partially stop the flow of water abave that
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
az The victim of Liver Complaint viii discover
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman,s Pills

he combination Of iogrcdens ia these Pills is the re-
su1t of long and extensive practice They are mild in
thoiroperatou and cedain in correcting al Irregularities
Painful Msnsruatons removing all distractions, Whelh-
from cold or otherwise headache pain in tho side pat
rsfion of the heart whites all affections, hys-
'ercs ati,ue pain IN The back and limbs &c disturbed
8 SEP, which arise from int ruption ofnuiuro
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vsre the commencement Of era In the treatment OF
vhsse irregularities and Obstucous which have consgnrd
sammy thousun the Young tho beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE GRAVE No female can enjoy good
heath uulas she is regular aud whenever gn obstruction
takes place the general health begins 20 declIne.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
"a the most enectual remedy known for AZ COM
Daints peculiar Fenales t. all classes they nya
uable tadscao nth osraing peroacai regularity Thoy
are known 10 thousands who have used them at different
uerods throughout lle c1uutr, wing the sanction Of
the most eminent p1ysiciaag il America.
Frplrf directions StatJ 5isG dHd 0h they should not
be 5gi with each Blr-lhg Pace one Dollar each bor
Gaining 40 Pills
Avsluoblo pamhet bo had fec Of the Agents Pills
ssnt BY mail promptly by enclosing price TO the General
Agent Sold by druggists generally.
r. b. HUrCHINGSi General Agent,
No lGi Chambers St., New York.
Sold in Cleveland by wM FlsKE aud GAYLORD l.
E4AnFUOND nprd&w6m2H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
REPORT
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK

NAAWhN INV NUAha
NEw YoRE May 4.
The steamship City Of Washington left to-day
Tor Liverpool with 300 passengers aud $500 600 In
specie and the Ariel for Southampton and Havre.
with 9l9 passengers, including Senator Seward.
and $3.50, 900 In specie.
The bark Emily, from Montevideo March 10th.
reports hayiog sailed in company with the store.
ship Supply for New York. Saw her April 18th.
ia Lat 25 deg, Long 80 deg Al min She had en-
oQunteTed heavy gale and lost her fore TOP mast
and main top gallant sail
The Sabine and Falmouth were to sail In a few
days for the West Indies
The Emily spoke on the 29th Of March, in Lat.
"a deg. s, Long 9a deg IA min. w., the United
States irigate st. Lawrence IA days nom Monte
yideO for Boston.
Late advices from Port au Plato state that the
Dominican Government have negotiated with 40
American Company to work the gold mines OF that
country.
The bark Wanona, arrived TO day, reports hay.
ing experienced an earthquake on the 9th ultimo.
There were three shocks, lasting each 20 or 80
seconds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

WoMAN's RIGHTS AND PATENT RIGHTs.-
Miss Emily Ballard has bought from 0. Lppucott
Co., of this city, tho Patent Right for the five
counties Of Stark, Summit, Portage, BIahoning and
Trumbull, for Lippincotts Patent Corn Planter
aud Coyerer and starts out determined to succeed
in showing to the world that the true sphere ofwo.
mans rights is the right to take care ofhersef and
the rightto vend patent rights. This machine is
admirably calculated for the purposes indicated by
its name aud we trust the farmers of the above
counties will be prepared to carefully examine
aud as cheerfny adopt it, Miss Ballard, the agent
has energy and determination and that she will
succeed in introducing this valuable invention
where she may 60, we hope and believe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIoE-Pesons having ma le any change R
their business, place Of business, firm, name, resi-
denCe, or boarding place, since the first Of last
March or been missed in the cauvassing will please
call at our office immediately, so as to make the
ueGecsary corrections in the City Directory about
to be issued
]. II. WlLLISTON & co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

House FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FoR SALE.
Ono of the three cottages situated on Murison
Street, now occupied by 81, CozEcns, also tho
whole or part of the furniture, will b. sold to
suit purchasers, at low price. Those wishing
to purchase furniture would do well to call on
j. II. GoRHAN,
or at the house. may 7:lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

PIcEfocKETs-our city aud especially the mar.
ket ground Is infested with adroit pickpockets- 90
Two cases occurred on Saturday where small sums
we're abstrarted by the constituencies rogues
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-09

REMOVAL OF OLD BULDINGs-If we mistake
not the old Council ordered the removal OF the old
frame buildings at the junction of River and Bath
streets. A part OF these have been removed but
part remain. These should follow their compan.
inug