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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18

Since the breaking out OF the rebellion
the southern confederacy have lost tht
following named rebel generals
Maj. Gen. David Z. Twiggs. resigned
Brig Gen. IL, b. Jackson, resigned.
Brig. Gen. Robert 5. Garnett, killed.
Brig Gen. w I'll. T. Walker, resigned
Brig Gen. Bernard + Bee, killed
Brig Gen. Gideon j Pillow. resigned
Brig Gen, I. I. Faunlleroy. resigned
Brig Gen. John b. Crayson, died.
Brig. Gen. Felix X Zollicotfer, killed
Brig. Gen. Philip ST. George Cooke
committed suicide.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18
CARTER HOUSE.

T Ohm l.. WILCOX, formerly of the Amer
q loan Hotel, having leased the above house,
would return his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage formerly bestowed, aud would
be hoppy To welcome all his old friends at the
Carter House, Maine ST., Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Stages leave this house daily for the North,
South and West
Cedar Falls, July 25, 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18
A German gentlemen wrote an obit,

A German gentlemen wrote an obitu-
airy on the death OF his wife, of which
the following is copy:
"If mine wife hat lived until next Fri
day she would have been dead shust two
weeks. Nothing is possible nit de Al
mighty. Shust as de tree falls SO mus,
il stand"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18
BUSINESS CARDS.
w, II. BARTON,

COUNTY JUDGE
II AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Inde-
IL pendence, Iowa.
Will attend to conveyancing, take acknow-
Judgments of Deeds, and do all legal business
entrusted to his care.
Jan. 81 1861. If.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18
DIR. H. n. HUNT.

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERy-
~ ices TO the citizens of Independence and
surrounding country. Office on Main Street,
in Union Block, with W. G. Morris, where
or at his Residence, on Court Street, opposite
G. +. Leavitt's-he will answer calls at all
hours Of the day or night. [apl459-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18

There are sixty-fve Agricultural So
cieties in this State.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18
-EXCH A NGE
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Bv RANSOM BARTLE,
First Door West of the Montour House, Inde.
pendence, Iowa.
w. q. DoNNAN,

w. q. DONNAN,
A TTORNEY Il COUNSELOR AT LAW
n Land and General Agent and Notary
Public. Office, over Morris's Jewelry Store
Independence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptness to all
business pertaining to his Profession. Especial
attention given to Collecting, Conveyancing
Paying taxes, Examining titles, dc. ie6- 81
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-18
THE GU A r DIAN

OVER THE POST OFFICE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-06

breeze around us, and Yankee Doodle play-
ed on sadly. used piano in. the parlor be-
side us, who will say illat il NOT, in more
resPects than one, most glOrious2 To one
who hns abided in Cairo, survived half ri !
tons ut Fort Henry, slept cold before Dom
elsQn, wnded the yufathomable depths Of
the mud at Dover, aud eIpcrieuced other
!iscOmforts peculiar to war rlimes, il is VERY
possible that civilized village, with a
good hotel, aud all the aforementioned
adjuncts, may possess nnWOuted attractions
but as II is, youa correspondent is firmly
impressed with the idea that it is good both
for the army and him Especially "him, Z; J
10 be here.
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THE REBEL GAME.

In Dixie's land the rebels stand
Aud bet their pile ON Dixie,
They hold their hand in. Dixie's land
And bet their pile on Dixie.
A pair they show at Sumtor's throw
H Still bet their pile on Dixie;
They play full at Run of Bull
Aud think they've won in Dixie.
And now behold, they play it bold
And go it blind on Like;
They brag of what = liand they've got
Still go it blind on Dixie.
But little Mac dealt out the pack
And stocked the cards on Dixie,
And now ne calls, as Henry falls,
To see the cards OF Dixie.
At Donelsou the hands were shown,
Four knaves. the cards of Dixie
II won't begin the pile to win,
And SO they've lost in Dixie.
And thus, wliene'er the rebels dare
To stake their bets on Dixie,
Will Freedom call, while rebels fall,
And lose their bets on Dixie.
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NE !NSIIOll3 IJ7IIIuIH TIC NntVe r1tP6.
:, A57HeaTiy Advertising reasonable terms acoor-
dug to the space occupied and the numbsroE changes
sTS, to be paid IiF in adpdteS = =, Z
business Cards not taxceeng i've lines $40 per year
or - for SIX mouths but tor shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. - .
The privilege OF Annual Advertising Is limited to
tue AdTeEtlseTs' own lmmetllRte business; and all
advertisements for the beueht of other prisons as
we'll all legal advertisements aud RIiyeTIseuents
ofauctlnn Sea and real estate sent In by them mus.
be paid for at the usual rates. ffI-f'eT
acknowledgements not accompanied with WRITE \
directions will be inserted until forbid snd charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates.
Marriages, NoticesOf Funerals, and announcements
OF sermQns, so cents each. nOuvll-,69
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The sea.IIorss.


Prof. AgassiE is lecturing at the Auaa.
rial Garden, Boston. His TOPIC, on the
last occasion, Was tue Sss-horse, of,which
so many fine specimens may be seen, in
the aquaria at Barnnm's Museum. Prof.
A. says: . s5l' E.,s
L a AIhEst superficial Impression shows US
the outline of u horse, and the origin Of
tAe Greek name becomes manifest. -
Now it only resembles a, horse, ,but has
no real relationship to that animal. 1t is
really fish in most respects The side
projections Of tho head contain the gills,
and the jaws are at the point of the bend
and turned upward. The eye is at tue
front of what appears to be the head, Just
beneath the horn7like protuberances,s II And
just beneath the eyes are small apertures
which are the uOstrils-whereas the nos
trils of the real horse are at the eud aud
front of the head, And there is nothing
corresponding TO q horses fOrslegs. with.
out it may be two little fins ON the back.
There Is no more resemblance between tho
head Of the horse and this animal. than
there Is between the wing OF an insect and
OF . h1rd. f-G 2 rt9Hpa- W=7hrA IofEuss
The ,sea-horsel is in measure a fisb.
But, ,fi=hes have different mode of loco
motion, being propelled By their tails by
lateral Ul0tiOnsi aud have also 4 general
ish shape, Rhiuh this animal has not. A
fish cannot se.OraloWer his tail, and can
only strike sideways as itsijoints allow Of
the backbone bending each side bus not
up or down. Now the sen-borse, has the
same kind Of q backbone, but IL does not
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-06

MIR. Weeds Letters from Europe.
Correspondence nf the Albany Evening Journal
LoSpoN. Feb. :. 1882
Tho n,,,,.I, Jroo,1o,I si,..i - pah.',s.. ~.
come snd ,,ono III nnh"1.. ~ 49, 1"S
TL"H,L r,,,.L ~ III "Soy 20 .Ss-I uuas.
Frn,,, 1j,s n,oo,;no ~ p.riior'.Entt 80
a,-o sSer ,;s,>,a -, 80 ;.;',
II,i,'.I " .OLll tIIe
inc Ths T;as' o.,,'' -, ~, ~ ,.ui i,S'.
c,,,,iDnsJ ~ ..rrf,,,,,j.:- ;! ~, :. ,"s ts
EnoySn f0r ..vs.,,i ,Ia,I ,t,at IL Ss.Sss 80"
nn.nt iii bot intonj ;,S,
lea, Indeed s;ncs ,be ss,iIeyrsnt' =, ,,f ,hs
Trsrt Gar :. .tin5Iior fsoiir1'- 'Lo,I, ,.;,t,
,ho' C,1ror,,',,.., "A ,,oS.Ia6h1e,e GS,.s
bss Sesn rsrv ,,',n;r... 6n ~. TslS.
Fnir thev wore ali S,r the ,r.r- brt t%s,r -.
action ia ns marked n,, IL is gr1tifvins- -
In oII tEst- grcnrro,, ir pSrl;a:.a.r,
niyLt I find enrnnrs r,sn, ant = FSrI R,.ssi,
T.SrII. psJworston AZ n'f.rs,I; Fa ~ .iuSs' SS.I
L~r,,,. F"rS t;.s' ;si;.s,
nnii !. q much Nv ihs;r ,,,,,'.r S -
of America ns in what, ,Lsv S,fJ H. ri,;5t
fspling STbe onI .LSo ~ II''.,s ~
Commons was rIic;,c5 hv a. Lin5 ..iImS;or ~
to America by Lord PsI;merstonN on -
The cscape of the N.shviIIe is verx v.1.
atious and rnortirying. II do mot Ir 6v H., >
Cantaini Craven SorI,l hive dom. I,,.tt.r
thouoIlr his r,trrnirg . To C,oveS. >,rhars tl'o
mouIent his anchor "a dow he tIs r, a.
Tor twenty. four tnprs. i,ne ynIsins,l conssS
sunrise here - =, =,
Mir. Mason has luisin.,s At Fenton's Ho.
tel, where heis AS little the subject of al
desire. IL. was [ist,sS b1 Sscs.sion;'tS ESa'u
- - ~, ,S'
oT lI,s IcbivaI T in TSs arsor
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks SC
WnoLEsALE 8 RgrAI1.

WHOLESALE / RETAIL.
II 3. SHEPPARD NO.l3l Main Street, corner
~ Union, will continue TO keep on hand AlArRsAnd
complete of all artelesin his line consist
Jug of ladies' aud Gent0mens Saddles, Fine Coarse
lIRruesA Trunks Valces, Carpet Bags SAtchels, Col
IArs, HameS, Whips, &c.
LWouldreSpectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust by strict attention and promptneSs, to merit
continuance OF the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly done, and in pro
tor mWuner. J. B. SHEPPARD
sep2O 80 1Jl, Main Street
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spring meeting onr Array ON IL,
SOu1hHTArd March,

SouGhTSard March.
"a y cOrrespopdentof the HissOuri Demoera,
writing from Clarksville, Tcuu., cnbthe
'25th ult., says: "an. y oyuofsi
The Sunny South" begins to be with.
us a term OF no idle meanihg. With open
windows, and pleasant sunshine, aud c6ir-
ruping of robins, and budding trees, and
here and there gTceh blade OF grass peep
ing from the earth, it needs no ccnsultstion
Of the map; or geosrap phtcal knowledge, to
dIvulge the fact that we are gradually pen
etrAting to the warmer latitude, With the
mixed I:5 roads % beneath hs geniall sodthsrn
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rue SITUATION AT CoLuxBus,

Memphis papers of the 2lst say that
Columbus had been evacuated by order OF
Gen. Bcaurcgard, and that all the men,
guns aud stores had been removed to al,
Island fOrty-ivc miles down the river,
which IS being rapidly fortified under the
sl! sPselal lnspseao9 u So Beaureg4rd, who has
the river planters.
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4TRR91b OF nDvERTIsINe.

TWEEyEs sOuD LlNEs OF NOXpARGu, (oR oxR ISca,JoR
LEsS, NAKE sQUAHE.
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I'll Ats. t=:6 81 Gaps.
s. N. PRATHER,

OOFs uL0nEoe Q ULHEILet st6s
5 a IIWAHS on ttGud . eliolee aud varied Stock Of
IA HATS and CAPS for Men aud Boys wear.
Being desituus Of establishing permanent trade,
both IN the city aud surrounding e6untEy, All those
who favor me With their pat tronags rely on being
supplied with the best goos ~ the lowest figures.
Country Merchants aIe pAtticdiatly reddosted TO
cal HS97as,S S9a s7Aniae my itoef. 81 \ pRs4,y1
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THE Na.lvillo Banner's aeeount.l

The Turning Point at DOnelson.-A
Moment OF Peril, and how General
The correspondent esI,0 Of the Iusorei Dem,
oerdt writes as follows ,ss.is =. t5t{G
Tho generalshIp displayed on the hotly
contested fields around DoneIson shows
Grant 70 be possessed of the decisive quali-
ties belonging to = true General. With
less energetic and decisive man at the
head of our army on Saturday hoon, the
comfug Sabbath sud must surely have
shoue upon as inglOrious defeat as ever
an Army sustained. do not know that
there, Is, any, necessity of roncealipg the
,faeG That in the ba( tie Of Dover, aoh our
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GARROM. .OU,I
Savings Bank of Wheeling

$ oHe,, Nain-St., 6ct,ueeu Monroe and UNtOn.
= EONRY RRCHIvBD ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
INl Interest paid Special DepOsitS. Collections
promptly attended to. Exchange on the BRBt bought
and s0ld. TlIoS. II. LIST, President.
4 SAML L sIIILDRETlI, Treasurer. janl4'5a.
has LIST. 10 ROBF. MORRISON. W.B.L LoGAN
BU9ETE LIST. B.DAYENPORr.
LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
Wholesale Grocer q Produce Dealers
No5.Jod dnd so Gain-St, WhssliRg,Va
w desire TO state to the friends ofthe late arm,
"A to the trade generally, that wsAre In possession
the most ample facilities FOR the transacton Of q
hoIosale Grocery, and Produce Business.
We are determined to execute all STyters entrusted
ID our care with fidelity and prOmptness, and on the
lipBt favorable terms. Your Ob't servants.
"a - 4 Is List, MORRISON / CO.
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IBWIaBCRG, scb. 20, lS62
Gen. Henry Heth and staI' arrived at
this place few days ago. lie takes com :.
maud of the forces of Kunawha. lie was
greeted with great applause by the troops,
many Of WHOM were in his old command,
and all kucw him by reputation. Great
confidence is felt III this young and tnlFn.
ted officer, and no one could have been
sent who gives go universal satisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

= N6sice is hereby given that the undersigned has
0eea appointed by the County eoare of Lee connn
Iowa, Administrator OF the estate A~hn ISp Id
ccaAed. late o hald County. Persons having ciaims
nGApat yhs estate will he them prescribed By Ia
These fnaeesed to tho essa'r are expected 10 make
prompt settlement.
cYI &f(4 ALEX. LoCHHEAD, Admr.
n. n OILLM0RE, Aiiy. IAugla- wv
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NOTICE,

To iAxndsr Harbins9 Risaseth Bsrbne, J NJ Halt
EmmA Hiatt, Xix, Hale i Co., Reed, Cutler a 90
Reynolds, samuel BoatmAn, Thoipts Martin,
George G Anderson, eoekmsn, Hatrb d Thornp.
son, ChAsscs Par sens Co., II b Foster, Fi,klcp 4
LpcAs. go a,. Fs-s. "A g,5.saSs5 3#s
You and each OF you are hereby no,iaed thst there
IL HE tn the once ot the Cferf Of The District
Court Of Lse cosaty. Iowa st NeoA ID u petition Of
Reuben HATbine, clsiming Of yons Issndeg Harbine,
the sum OF Sixteen Hundred and Thirty seven Dollars
With six per cent interest per snnSn, pay abie annu
ally balance due promtsspry n6se, on " Inch
Judgment has been Obtained made by you, std Lean
der Harbins, aud seeurrd BY mortgage executed BY
you to sAh Reuben Harbne, dated december I'd A. ID.
1880 also claiming against OF you the foreclosure
81 said mortGeKe the came bekRg psDn certain Real
kstat- In the city OF Keokuk Lee toupty Iowa more
particularly desesibed IN said ortxate petition
also Ing for cnrReu Ven ef III hs description
Of The rtgage prem yea; and further asking for
sale at sAid premissH' and general relief
~ vnie1s you ktf~sr and said petition on
before 81 tho,sern,a day the neat term OF
AAid CouIt 10 eOamsnn a. Keek ak on ssa arst Moo
day OF September, A. y. 1864, default Ill he
ed ag.inr you. and Judgment rendered thereon AZ
pray ed for In said petition. syf
. -2.gF NOBLE d STRONG
ly2o-d4w Atty for Plstbtir.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29
NOTICE

TO Adam Spohn, James Natfou, Ria, Ealr1 4 Co, ]
Adair, II NJ Btack, Vim. Star mas, and Geo. W.
len are hereby notaed thatthere IL low on file In
nc aerkr once II the patr ct Cont % lee County
IOWA, AZ hr'k spetlop IN equity VI Iii Barney
CLAIMING Judgement against you, Adam spoin, Tor
sum VI FIVE Hundred beilafs upon your NOR .snsp
given 70 Charles Aa1a ups l6tS ~, and TIVE ts,
Block GOA, IN the City Of keekukt LIous. and a.
against you all praying for the sale ~ said lots ,h-
foreci"knrs ofsaid mortgage, the Establishment u
the equity OF redemption, and fss esastal relief
New, each ofypp must appear atd an yer said net
tion hy noon o. the second day III next term Of
Court. 70 be held ~ keuknH on the htxt Mnnaay
Of september lee2, JUDGMENT will he hsd The rein
by default ~ prayed for. ,a II. SCOTT HOWELL
julyls div Plaintin's Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-29

NOTICE.

To Thos Luce, Ell Van Sieki A NJ csxrert,r
4 ii, r, 81 ilmsr. 7. W Merithew AiFr,d Ftdfvs
John " Slaughter. D. II BYo~u wfF ~ Fsssr
sssnee etwm II Farmer Co. Geas c. AID ersen
Rix, Hale Cea,A, @. Thsm 4 Co., aid James Bra
X den, defendants
Won are h<Vsey nossosd thas there 10 nov on Gle n
The clefks once Of Ne Dstrict Court Of Lss County
Iowa, st cob uk petition Of Hiram Barney, claim
Ing judgment aEsinss YOU Thomas J. Lace, FOR tbs
Trust given to y. " Kilkourns, 40 sserre payments
Of purchase money 10 Marsh, Ire peIasan upon Lots
one ~ Two and three ~, Block eighty erht tee
IN the City Of Keokuk and ainst you all ella
foreclosure OF saih Hesd 81 Trust The salc ef
hna ~ ss5a t'nsk the extngris ment of The equity
o. reiit nilHfon, ard fer general relief
New ia acA sppe NJ snd pswsy said petition
BY nooE oftle sesatd day Of the nexs term OF ssld
Court, to be held at keokuk the first Monday %
September f0c2 iudk ent by dcfsuit viii be had
therein aSAinst you. u. SCOTT hon ELI.
Jui3j5-dtW Anss for Plaintiff.
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GALE -QF REAL ESTATE.

ThursdAy The 2lst day Of September 1862 81 oclock
,. M " ssld dAy, ~ us eyrper OF Main Cd streets
in the city " 6eotuk WIN oer u public rAs luni<a,
dss ssihed kssi Es ste In Kea&ut 5iowss viz, lott
ehrss and feSe 81 Rlssk haadxad and thineer
rIlaf lot~ ten ~, eleven and twelve u.s. o.
Hock On hnpAtsd. And ssxsAIe4s fli7l nns-lhird Of
Lots [i0,l eleven IN and twelve l22a n Bloch
sixteen ketd property beeOGina - tkstState
!suss Tia Adees.ssA, Aadi ~ orevs4f Count,
-. --' 80 4. ~ 0s6DkNs
ssE40-dtd Executor James Taster, dscsd.
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THE STATE OF IOWA.

WItKeS6h6m: :
Sir You are hereby notified Inst there Ia now Of
ME In the once Of the Clerk " the District Cont Of
IAe County. lows, ~ Keokut, petite An0s Hen
kie plaintiff, claiming OF yee the Of slice 02
Jasily due him prumi sery notes, tone
OF eaid notes payable to said pssHtr or order; The
others payable 70 divers persons xfd endorsed and
asssgnedio piAintiG,l and upon nve Ger
ih'n haEs and ether Ptppeue ~ Yea fsrcksse OF d.
vers persons and tbs assigned a. plsinisG. and
an atssehmcrt has b~~n issued by tie clerk OF sad
Cuun upon salad petises upos which certain Of your
propety has been attached,
Vow, unless you appear and answer pAid petition
OF NJ fore o. Che svcond dsy Of September 1869
that b+sre the second dsy Of the pexi or said
and Judgment rendered agains. you thereon.
BECK kHEArn,
5uiyiD-d Att'ys for Piaiptif
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Begging BY Chlldrsn.

The business of begging 10 becoming quite
profitable in this city, II We may judge from
sleek and plump condition of those obtaining
their living by II. The little fellows meet you
everywhere, and most OF them, while their faces
tell more Of roast beef and plum padding than
aspce Of audaci'v in It, for bread An army o.
fcer, yesterday evening, tired ofthe little hum
bugs: replied to o, e." BreadI No, not bread
but III give you something for whisky, II you
may need assistance some arc known to DO
supporting their parents BY their course.
The national Republican., 1862-01-09
Anothsr Marble Alley Case.

Joseph Herxog, soldier from the "fader.
land ;" was night before Last most beautifully
taken In and done for At house Of Ill fame, In
Marble Alley. II appears that the said Joseph,
having im5ibeda . super fuous quantity Of lager,
WAS induced TO enter the domioil Of q notorious
Cyprian, known a. Madame Duprs, Who holds
forth In that deeotable locality, and to take up
quarters for the night In the morning, he was
astonishsd to nnd himself minus watch. and
some nfty dollars In money, which he had re.
oeived the day previous from the paymaster Of
his regiment for services rendered his Uncle
Samuel. Thinking this rather An extravagant
price for the accommodations he had received
he called upon Justice Walter, yesterday after.
noon, for advice in the matter, and the result
was, that warrants were issued for the arrest
Of Emma Jordan, u bosrder In the establish.
mont. and visitor named Harry Hsslup, alias
SCOTCH Harry. Harry, at the examination,
plead his case most eloquently, and adduced
proof Of respeotability in other lands. His only
available capital At present, he said, WAS hia
character, (Which, judging from appearances,
was rather limited;) and whom bereft Of that,
chaos was come again" Unheeding his as.
severations Of innocence, the Justice, with
provoking urbanity, sdjudged his case accord
Ing to law and the faots, and sent him to Jail
for court. By procuring bail the tall and
graceful Emma was excused from accompany.
Vns her friend Harry to place, Of which II
pay Well be said that /" distance lends enchsnt.
rhent to the view"