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OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice 10 hereby given thst The undersigned, ON
Thursday the 2ist day Df Scptenbsr 1861 1t 1ocock
OF said day, nj the corner OF Main and ID streets,
in the city Of ksokuk will Offer At public sale tupless
ssld at private sale prior TO said dAte) the following
des cribed Real Estate in Keokuk, lows. viz: Lots
three ID and four Block oas hundred and thirteen
blocf on hnndrsd .nd seventeen fii7s oneihi,d Of
Lots Ten Ii0l eleven IN and twelve f1a, Of Block
sixteen Ill6 Said property belonging " the
James Tasker, deceased and sold by order Of County
Judge. Tetms, Cash.
j. W. OGDEN.
auga0-dtd Executor james Tasker, decd.
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Columbia. pa Aur

A great fire broke out in Wrightsville.
York county, Pa, last night. Large
Quantities Of tobacco, grain. &C., we're
destroyed. The losses of A. Il s. Small,
VIM. McCloukey, and Beidler & MAIN
are very heavy. Total loss will reach
about seventy-fve thousand dollars.
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. ANTED FOR THE ARMY.

SO 600 pounds OF good Fresh Batte~ for Which ~
n.xs~st price Will be paid la Cash, a. my store ON
Asin street, No. los, Kookuk, Iowa
Aug9H-dN WIN gTAENus
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Heavy AMUSEMENT ON the secesh.
st. Louis, Aug. %.

Gen. Scho6eld has issued an order n.
sessing S5oO.0O0 upon secessionists and
Southern sympathizers in st. Louis coun-
ty, the money to be collected without de-
lay and used in clothing, arming and sub
sisting the enrolled militia while in active
service, and in providing for the support
of such families Of militia men as may be
left destitute.
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Galena, ILL., Aug. "a

7. s, Marshal Jones yesterday arrested
by order Of the Secretary of War n. J.
johnson aud D. 3. SheenAn, lawyers OF
Galena, and sent them TO Fort Lafayette.
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Harrisburg, Aug.

Harrisburg, Aug. 29.
Adj. Gen. Thomas, U. s. Army, will
proceed from here to Philadelphia this
evening to consolidate the Pennsylvania
regiments and send them to Washington
forthwith.
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NOTICE.

Misses Seymour and Buckingham viii commences :
frfvate School, corner Vi EigbIh snd Main "a floor
TO continue until the opening OF the Public
Terms-25 cents per week. Iaugqa-dtd
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F9ST,,

ODI3 =
On Monday one package OF Bank Bills, containing
80 one OF The bills believed to be Treasury Note,
the balance In SIS 3's and 2s. liberal reward will
De paid en- returning the to Capt bishop on the
Aug27-N YOUNG EAGLE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
4 TRENTON BATTALION |

N gss9
kecetvSt tAis day,
" SSsnfAHtry Tactics:
Eynxoe's Bayonet Pencinsa
AMrGielian's Bayonst Ex6Ssises:
Military Dictionary;
Ordnance Manuel
Surgery Of War, BY Guthris;
Jomimis' Art OF War;
McClellan's U. s. Cavalry Field Service.
McCiellan's Surgery In the Crimean War;
Gun-Shot Injuries--Stromsyer:
Gun.6hot wounds--Lougmo-e;
Military 1nstitutes-MArmonir;
U. s. Cavalry Tactics--Cook;
Field Manuel, Evolutsons OF the Line;
Fleld Manuel, Battalion Drill:
Manuel OF Target Practice
Instructions on tho Art OF War-Lend,;
The Skirminh Dfi
Soldiers Handy Book, In German and Engli
Army Register;
School OF the Guides, &c, &c.
u. W. wESTCOTT,
AuRHp-d n AIN I'd door from 9TH 81.
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ARsENrERs or THE IOWA SEVEN.
aaz TENTH.

According 10 General Order No. ~. issued by this
Commsndins General of the Army OF Mississippi all
absentess OF the Iowa 18th Regiment of Volunteers
must forthwith Join their Regiment, or, unless they
r-eeh ed cert hcsies of Army Medical Officer Of their
Inability 70 reton their Regiment they will be
mort I'd fsse
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priAters Wanted
Two comrosiiers wanted at this offc,
Immediately.
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Y,HE GALLANT SEVENTH low

,eoluk, Aug.a7, Iej2--2sd3t
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-08
The Fi-ss Day In Lerspn.

yonroll rapid'ytfrom Liverpool to London,
and always, If you arean American, in mil
way state Ifyon are an Englishman, ten
chances to one that you viii take a second
class ticket. but. according to accurate data,
American .kirgs and European princes
always travel in first class carriages. The
difference in price is enormous, but what
does that American care for economy who
will call for strawheries at . guinea saucer.
and when told the price amidst the filters
Of the, crowd at other tables, sternly eyes
them and says TO the waiter, I'll take an
otherr you wish to raise an American's
pride to fever heat in Englind, by any other
allusion than the ang Of his Union, touch his
pocket. Windsor, slr = said ore Of true
grit, to an EpglishmAn, who pompously des-
cribed tho palace ofhis sovereign. Windsor!
I've heard Of it. am going tosee il, and ifi
like the place intend to 6uyit'
You shoot through a tnnnel into the huge
rern,irus of tAo- hivrrpcuI m 'Ifnaa NJ r.aston
SQUARE. and are in London. Take care, my
impatient friend /; don't tnre open the door
of the carriage and jump out, until It comes
10 = dead stop servant cf the company
viii then open the door. for ifyou are in too
great a hurry, andyonder policeman sho''A
hanpen 10 observe, he may ~ essee take you
before msci ,trate WI mug YOU .''
,..-.- ..4~1rs wfiiie sti'l in motioM For
hight you can follow your trunk to the
Euston Square hotel, : very good one, scarce
fifty PAGES of. You enter, register yonr
name, are shown to your chamber, and then
descend to the coffee room,' a largo apart
ment well warmed and lighted, with mum.
Der oftables in it, various arm chairs. news.
papers, > London directory, copy Of tht
pecrage. and solemn waiter in white cravat
and stockings and plush breeches. You
order tea; the waiter says nothing, but goes
about face. out of sight, and presently re
turns with tray holding cream, sugar. but
tcY EpIurehot toast or muffin, and
little cannister conlallnBs tKQ kinds Of tea
this you mix as yon like, while he PcsSsS,c PcsAiSiS e.
boiling water, so that you make your owr
tea. You glance around during your solis.
ry meal, at thc other occupants OF ths ros-'
no ono notices you or any one ei-.' anu s''
have at once rcsl;.;~s sense OF that cneer
ful ansi sociable animal, the English at ar
inn. You ste? out Of the apartment, 70 tine
out perhaps what kind Of crcatbre you
landlord is. You do mt see him in tn
Office, which may contain small clerk. Q
il NOT. the plush hrecches and plump caive
viii follow you, and ask ycur wishes. A
il still, not Ike the fuss and hubhub you ha
Imagined ipseparablc from the modern Baby
lon. Then You step ont IN the door an
lo,k into the night Nothing Is before yo
but tho gas lamps. looming out dimly ]
the hass which ever hangs over tho seen
10 ~ c:earcst day. and save for : busy, cca
ksss hun eRul afar of. which you know
10 ne mnltftdd ddlSaaS vaAfe fef Tho mighty lol
dor, 70, n:Sht .lill bslvse n self = y
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rI1E sWxsHT T.sTT1.E MANI sf
Z Dedssused ip sas ssssseis HSmx h&eesys.
Kev, whils oursss6lsrs Ars \ rssAius snr ssstles.
!, fKash - his post tS ~ IA fhS, = can, {
Down xsnop : she rs snA eSutfsbakd chattsis.
Whist are Jon vaittas rs8tet sasss MANI
A,ishc brave boys u.,aer eApvsi ne sleeping.
All q sheuu pressing 10 rnarch With the van, [ins
Far from the home whe tsir sveethearss are weep.
what are you waiting for, sweet fitse man
Ton with the te-- r,bIe vsrllke moustachss, i 4.
M for colonsi or chief Of clan;
You with the wast made for sword belts and sashes,
Where ass your rshouiler.ssraps, sweet little man
Bring him the hutsoniess garment Of woman
Cover his face, lest Il frsckIes and tan;
Muster the Aproustring Gunr d on the Common,
Tint II the corps for the sweet little mani
GIVE him for escort NE Of young misses,
Zach cfthsm armed With deadly rattan; !.
They shaildefend him from iauEhterand hisses,
Aimed BY low boys ~ the sweet little man
Al, the fair maidens about him shall cluster, ss.
r1uck The white feathers from bonnet and fan;
Make him plume like turkey-wing duster-
That Il the Great for the swest little man
O, but the Apron-ssring Guas d are the fellowsl
Drilling each day since our troubles began;
Handle your walk ngsticts Shoulder umbfelias !
Thst il he styis fosths sweet little mani
Have We : nation to saver Iathe Arst place,
Saving ourselves IL the sens,ble plan; Iplace
Surely the spot where there's shooting 'sthe worst
Where can stand, says the sweet little man
Catch me :onhdIng my person with strangers !!
gsThink h ox the cowardy Bull Runners rani
In the Br igade o. the Stay-at.Home Rangers
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Over Onrr Coffee.

"Naw. my dear said to the estimable
lady who presid ID. for the first time in sev.
eral months. at the coffse-urn end of~.sne
breakfast table, ''allov me to 2. :" 't /
provcment in the ms-ncr OF preparing cup
Of coffeo which 7 aiscov~-sf hy expcriments
.sr absence. Not but that
'~s '1~.sSay Is very good, my love, but think
mine Il better,.': i
"Oh, Of course T. said my wife. shaking
back the ribbons Of her morning cap. in an
unnecessarily defiant manner; ''of course, !"
she repeated. II have no objections to learn,
ing how to prepare a cup Of coffee, notwith-
standing have made II in accordance with
the receipt my dear mother gave me fifteen
yearssaa, eyer since we;have been married.
and never until today heard you complain
ofit.n
aBut don't complain Of it, answered !;
~ simply asked you to allow me to tell you
how I made it during your absep~.. aon :
even ask you to adopt mr--'0o "'h yon
hear mcpn
.w.-a.TSappose I must" she replied !;
nut don't flstscr Yourself that shall feel
Under any obligations to discard my present
way Of making il. But let me hear your
mode"
"well, in the first place." | said. "after
the coffee Is nicely roasted, soak over
night as much a. wish to use for my break.
fast--say half pound for two cups--in as
much brandy as will cover it )"
'siood gracious! r exclaimed my wife.
s.spAa,s ;rter-upt me, H you please" said.
"Thcn in the morning I pound it in ma
hogany mortar. which bought expressly
fcr-the purpose nd-only use for my coffee.
till each berry is finely mashed, and the en-.
tire mass has become paste-like in its char
acter's
"Allow me to ask, said mv wife, show
long it il necessary to pound il it before it'
paste-like character is attained p
"well. from twenty to thirty minutes"
repliosl. ag airs
Ny wife cast up her hands in astonish
ment. s ns.17s si,
"If prove too dry | continued, ''ad'
more brandy" .if ts, e
..Weullnft whiskeyranswer :! asked m.
wife. in, in sMcastic tone Of voice.
perhaps il woald,' replied. 81 hav
occasionally thrown few humps Of loafsu
gar into the mortar, which has tho effect o
clarifying the coffee. Thon Tarlaco til
pounded mass into an earthencpacc-pnt. an
pour uronit a cnpfal Of boiling water. Alss
il has stood where it Would steepsfhr abor
ton minutes. laads the bahncc OF watsr NJ
ccssary. andlin fisc minutes thereafter It
! ready fhr the tabies'' =
i "Rcally" my wife exclaimed. ash coIei-
rAled my account. ''h NAV Be- very ~.ee'''
n&nodc, but Il csr,sinlv is ex -"s'ss' -
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Tuesday IN February Stevens brie6y ex
pressed his viexs saying among other thing
that the blockade was qnasi admission 0
the nationality Of those whose ports ar
b,ockadsd, apd that Il vas not . e<ect prin
cIple fr nation to blockade its S~n ports
Incidentally alIud;ne to the adjustment, :
the Trent affair, he Thought the conduct !
France imrcrtincnt, as she was not invites
tciHterfrre M the affair, but when We shaI
have settled our domestic troubles, we vii
look into the holy alliance:of these Powers
France and England land nee how kr the
shall be permitted to contro! our conduct.
House adjourned till Thursday.
Senate "A commvnicAtion was receives
from the Secrstary Of War in reply TO tn
resolution OF the Senate. saying that Il tisin
compatible With the public welfare 70 furnisl
the correspondence which passed bs:wee'
Gen. Scott and Gen. Patterson.
Crimes introduced bill to acquire the ii
tie to the District Of Columbia.
Davis iprcduced bill declaring certair
persons alien enemies, and for sacrificing
their property for the benefit Of loya. citi
gems.
Adjourned to Thursday.
WAs6ISoros, Jan. 2.-SsxArr.-Mr. King
presented petition numerously signed By
citizens Of New. York city. PRAYING for the
emancipation Of slaves under The war pow
er. i
Mr. Latham presented petition from the
Chamber of Commerce, Of San Francisco, for
! steamship mail line between that port and
China.
Mr.. Sumner offereda resolution that the
President be requested, Il not Incompatible
With the public interest. to transmit to the
Senate Sllthc corrcspondcDce which has ii.
ken place since the Congress held at Paris
in 1856. relating to neutral and belligerent
rights IN the ocean, which was agreed To-.
Mr.. Kennedy presented a resolution fro m
the STAGE Of Maryland, protesting against IN
reference with slavery in the State hy thc
general Government.
Mr.. Latham offered resolution instruc
ting the Committee on Finance to inquire in
to the expediency Of establishing distinct
Bureau for the Treasury Department to reg
ulate and control the Mints. Agreed.
Mr., Wilson offered i resolution iustruc
ting the committe on military affirs to en-
quire into the necessity fmodifying the act
Of July, 1861, increasing the military sta
tins ofthe U. s. Agreed to.
Also resolution calling on the Secretary
Of War to transmit to the Senate the num-
berof csrrlfy regiments Of infantry. Agreed
to.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bin to provide for
the appointment Of suffers for the volunteer
service Of the army and to define their du-
ties. Referred ~
Mr.. Grimes introduced til! in regard to
the administration Of justice in the District
Of Columbia. which was referred. Mr.. Ne
smith offered resolution calling on the
Of War for copies Of the reports of
the Surgeon Generals sanitary commission
oftbe health Of the army Agreed to.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
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6inct Conversaaiosa Picccs-.s
Ne. 4.

Sckxs.-A Bureau at washinsfen
!! The Secretary of War and tie s .e,s ary
kof the Navy. seated Table, with refre,h-
Ehents for two :.
r. S. Of W. wen, or wclies, rather. wha.
think you Of this enterprise Or tks Stone,
Fleet viii it hold waserf
S.ofN Won't u though! just wal IN.
til TIE plugs are pulled ont
s. Of W.-Whati the plgsss yno don II
mean to SAP that you've put Baltimore men
J, aboard Of the old hulksi
4 8. ofN.-No don't wish had
thought oft in time. though, md would.
They'd be cheaper than stone, and sink
faster, and stick tighter in the mud. 40 they.
would. the Plug Uglies, ana they'd b 4
good riddance to the earth. and great bles.
sing to the bottom If the sea. meant
the water plugs the pegs upon which
hang the destinies Of many Southern /,
port | 49,
S. Of W.-Oh! Ahi and wien the water
plugs arc pulled out, what then!
S. ofN.-what thcnl Why. then We
shall rival England in our seaboard arrange
ments =.
S.of W.--How SOP
S. ofN.--TIave our Cinquc Ports
S. of W.--Ahi Isee Our Sink Ports {
very good, indeed; ron brighten, daily
Sink witha s., nad Sink With G.
s. ofN.--Siuk with, load Of stones, and
Sink in.the Sea--that's more to the purpose.
Don't keep that bottle all to yourself.
S.of W.-There'll be veil froE the
Southern ports, soon. The very mouths Of
the rivers wiz be crying for bread. I
S. of NJ And we'a give 'em stone Our
Loaves VII 60 to their Fishesl
$. Of W.-The Leaves and the Fishes,
AZ. How well you remember your cate.
s. ofN.-Not much "r would. i were
bny again." 81
S. Of VA Bnoy, Ell: To mark out your
Sink Ports, I suppose Bst why sacrifice
old whalcrs, Their Blubbcr wsll viii arise
in Judgment, voice of Wxitng from the
deep, and Boreas win sing < Ds Rrcfandi.
as he sweeps his Eolion h,rp.sarinss 70
their requiem
S. ofN-E Eolian harp.strings be blowedl
Say Harpoor strings and IS {, iii.ir blub.
Der coming from the decp,io is specific
for troubled waters. you know. The waves
Of rebellion may vet feel the influence Of the
old whalcr's oozy hold.
s. Of w.-Rather slippery Hold for
some, I guess. Don't pu. your hat between
me and the bottle; objectto having that
Port blockaded.
S. Of My mind is troubled about tho
Stone Fleet It's about time we heard from
the old sea-dog in command.
s. of w-Did't the President csme ont
bright about that old sea-apN yesterday /!
"Wc'll be sure to..hear fsstA him, somehow"
said he. .for his ssBark IS on the Sea-"
N7nook! what's that in the tree
at sac .sudows II glarss IKE n. p. wins
-<shall shoots
s. ofw.-No, noilet's ring the bel, but
po'gwith pistol. fRings1
Enter cesta6anio. Yellow Stick III Wat.
Banjo, who's that in IN. tree.
Contrabanjo .--Massa \. r. Wills sah.a
Pencillin' by thesway. '7sr
S. Of w.-Order him off. Banjo. snl cut
down the tree. These Congregations are
copy right for Tanity Fair.
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% voL. 10. NO. AZ
AaStr--sisse,a Adyanee.

pothlng cftthe time consumed in maxine Il
Any a., However. that you mAy like q
Inake = Chat way you rseif, i win not On.
jeet; SlH FOR my PAD U think the usu,l-m !.
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WAsnISoros. Dec. 90. Potter
reported The following, which .dobted .
Resolved, That the SecretAryIhe Treas.
ury be requested 10 furnish, with unncc.
essary delay, to the select cotttec IN.
structed to inquire into the allega;sloyal.
ty Of Government EMPLOYEES, III forma.
ton asked for by the letter On TIN inst.
addressed by the Chairman of th\ \nmit.
tee to the Secretary Of fthe, Treasarsk
Potter also epsrted resnlition3c % on
the Secretary Of the Interior to SIM re-.
spond- Ele said 4 avas nccsssarv forA So.
lect committee tn have this informal IN
order to make theiS rsporE
Mallory objected 70 the iatroduction ".
above resolution, ealing on the Sec'y d.
Interior. Ssls .v sssg sta9ssFl ~ |,
Thellass rcso,is,icrtof Mr. Potter beina
iectsi ta. II WAS notfeceived for consid,
ton. 4 sisG'sH ess3 8 sssst ssfssn
Mr. Stevens, from II Committed ON W.
and Means, reported Abill repeating cor,
Ilaws creating ports ofkntrv, the consii'
ticn cf which wss rosttned until the ser.
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Pun is worth moro than physic. and who
ever invcnts or discovers : new supply, Dc
.ervc. she rano Of public bcnefae.c-.
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1 1--we lack the ssgacity to discsim,pae .
nics'y bStsesn our acquaintanccs. mistor.
tune VIII reassily do II fSr as
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How JOnn Brown Saved the
1, Capital.

The Washington Correspondent Of the
Boston journal tells the following singular
story, Of the way. N which John Browns
lawlcss raid iut~ Virginia hees..sne re.
y,o,a cs~.e Of the s.s-wuon OF the federal
fsftal -
"when the ,narines dashed up to tho
door Of the engine house, where virginia
chivalry quailed, they seized not only John
Brown, but quantity Of powder within the
building, which he had brought from Penn
sylvania. After B-own and his party were
secured. the powder was placed inone Of the
brick buildings. where It remained till Apri!
last When the United States troops found
that the Virginia forces were preparing to
make descent upon the ferryffor tho pur,
pose Of capturing the arms, they looked
about for ammunition. They did not dare to
visit the magazine. for there were sharp eyes
which watched every movement. and an
attempt to take powder from there would
pcrcipitate an attack. Then it was that John
Browns powder was valuable. It was in
small packages, and where It could be taken
and distpihnted unbeknown to any outsi.
ders. 1t was placed in tho different bull
dings, the trains were laid, and Just as tho
1virginians thought the prize was theirs, they
found that The flames were ahead Of them.
1t was designed that the several thousand
stand Of arms there stored should be distri-
- nI1jmere. where, as you know, the
@y ynmediately occurrel, and that
ep1e = descent would be made upop
Washington. So John B,own's powder sa.
ved the capital All of this win appear, +
am informed. with satisfactory evidence, in
the report ofthe committc appointed 70 IN.
vestigatr the Harper's Perry affair.
"John Brorns body lies moalderinsin in the gavs.
But his soul = marching on"
II ;s - levr nunon1p fha .yanaueSe< IA
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...rsSe moral subjects their true vsliefs 7
Won reqa'rc, as in tho stcrcossp pss y lock
throu II two elasses-ihat Of tho iniellse&,
and that cf the heart
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a Sschoolmaster requesting q little boy,
who had been whispering. 10 step intofl tho
next room. il witily spoken Of as s'starting
On i whaling expedition. W -
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Tim GREAr FIRE AT CnARLEsroS Thr
most irrepanblc Of the results Of this awful
calamity, is the wholesale destruction of the
antiquities Of our city. Great numbers Of
those grand old mansions Of tho revolution
airy memory, which have given to Charles
ton The prestige which attaches to every city
of the ancient regime, now lie blackened and
fsmoulderinr heaps Of runs The stately
halls in which the rcbelsnf 70 were wanttn
Hive and move. are lost to the rebels of '6l.
The ancestral homestcads Of the IIeywards,
| the Laurcnces, the Plnckneys, the Middle
lions, the Haynes, and q many other hmi-
4 lies whose names are entyined with the his
/ tory ofthe State, aseleyelei With the gfosnd,
lI-[Charleston Cor. Richmond Enquirer. Z J
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II is I law among the JapansS -,;l, =.
who lends them cash in tbi~r.n;.., ~ -
ceive in tho next yo,.
Der cent, at '''s'es. J,