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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-04-12
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON,
,l.-a.... April 9-lO M.

Ordered, That salute Of 200, guns be
fired at the headquarters ofetdepartments,
and at every post and arsenal in the United
States, and at the military academy at West
Point on. the day Of the reception of this
order, in commemoration Of the surrender
of GensR. f. Lee and the army of north
ern Virginia. t., Lieut.. Gen. Grant and the
army under his command; report of the
receipt and execution Of this order to be
madeato thsssAdjutant General, Washing
ton. 7@s E, M. STANTON.
''N'' ID Es--s Secretary Of War.
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FOR SALE.

xs> PLEASANT RESIDENCE on Main Street, ~
E:i Mctregor nearly opposite the kandsfs House E
where Capt sherwiu now resides,
Also Residence OH Ann Street, occupied by Jas
Reddine.
Also one in Mctrancy's Addition.
Z Also, Two Lots and Buildings OF North McGregor
Also Eighty Acres of Fine Land adjoining the farm
Of Reuhen MicklS on the Garnavilo road
For prices and terms enquire at the TIigs once
address {, i. IEMICK, Chicago, Ill 1877
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The, New York Times, gives dark pic.
ture Of the decentralization Of public senti.
ment in that city-the utter carelessness as
to the health Of the metropolis, and as to the
management Of its affairs, and il attributes
this state Of things, in a considerable de-
gree. to negro on the brain. This may
seem singular in an administration journal,
but it's, no doubt, an honest confession,
forced from it by the lamentable state OF
affairs and with the hope Of thus aiding
reform. Its language on the subject Isl
"Wc cannot help ascribing the growth
and general indifference to local affairs,
and the gradual rise of tho very worst class
into local power, to the prolonged absorp-
ton Of our best minds and highest public
characters, III the anti. slavery struggle
The injury which that conflict has inflicted
on the Northern people, by the exclusive
concentration Of their attention upon it for
nearly aqnarter Of century, is, we believe,
iacalculable.' =, 80. -......
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One day, in, feeding the dogs, 4 called
the bole Of them around me, and gave to
each IN turn capelin, or small dried fish.
To do this fairly,7I used to make all the
dogs encircle me until every one had re-
ceived ten Of the capelin apiece. Now
Barbekark. a very, young and shrewd
dog, took it into his head that he would
play white mans trick. So every time
he received his fish, he would back square
out, move distance of two or three dogs,
and force himself in line, again, thus re.
ceiying double the share of any other dog
But this joke of Barbekark's bespoke too
much of:the game many men play upon
their fellow beings, aud, as noticed it, |
determined to check his doggish propen.
sites; still, the cunning, and the singular
way in which he evidently watched me,
| induced moments pause in my inten.
tons. Each dog thankfully took his cap
elm as his turn, came round, but Barbe.
kark, finding his share came twice as of
ten as his, companions, appeared to shake
his tail twice as thankfully as the others.
A twinkle of his eyes as they caught mine,
seemed to say Keep dark, these ignor-
ant fellows don't knowsthe game I'm play
ing. am oonfeunded hungry T. Seeing
my face smiling at his t,ick, he now com.
menced making another change, thus get.
ting three portions to each of the others
one. This was enough, and, it was now
time to reverse the order or eBarbekark's
game, by playing trick upon him. Ac
tcordingy, every time came to him he
got no fish and although he changed his
position rapidly, three times, yet he go
nothing. Then, il ever there was pic
ture of disappointed plans-of eAvy a
others fortune, and sorrow at a sad misfor
tune--it was to be found on that dog
conntenahce az he watched his compan
ions receiving their allowance. Findin,
be could not succeed by any change of hi
Position, he withdrew from the circle t
where was, and came to me, crowding hi
4 '~sy through my legs, ana iooKru up n
! my face as if to say, 81 have been YER,
bad dog Forgive me, and Barbekark will
cheat his brother dogs no more. Please
4 sir give me my share of capelins." Iwen
the rounds three times more, and let hin
have the fish, as he had shown himself S,
sagacious and so much like repentan
I prodigal dog. - Captain Hall. = ats3
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THE LINE BoArs.--We are indebted to
Gen. LAWYER for list OF the principal
officers Of the Dubuque and st. Paul
Packets: "'s''
Milwaukee, Capt. Holcomb, Farley Clerk
Northern Light, Capt. Gabbert, Eddy,
Clerk; Itasca, Capt. Webb, Lewis Clerk
War Eagle, Capt. Mitchell, Cook Clerk
Key City, Capt. Laughton, Mather, Clerk.
In time for our next issue we expect to
have the names of the officers connected
with the ST. Louis and st. Paul Line.
Capt. BIsBEE commands the Allamakee
Capt. LANrRY, the Alex. MeGregor :Cspt.
HALE, the Lansing; Capt. CooLEY, the
Diamond Jo. Our name-sake, Pat. Fitz
gerald, lis the clerk of the Allamakee. W.
are not in possession Of the names of all
the clerks. IN 8, --'..-
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INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmers Gasette (Eng-
sh asserts and proves by figures that pair of rats
will have progeny and descendants no less than 65l
05o in three years. Now, unless this immense family
can be kept down, they would consume food than
would s,istain 900 human beings ~ 90 e s5
Nd. See auosTARs' advertisement In this palsr.
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My15, Z, 4, /, is an apartment. -, rs
My 6,97, 20, is ap animal. ssa'% e
Ny 1, II, 8, 7, 5, is an officer. a
My3, 4, s, 10, 0, is youthful.
Ny /, 4, 10, ?, IL, -, 10, -, is sweet.
Ming rs #t 4 isEe
! Ny 81, Is, 90. 10, is home treasure.
Ny Q, 4, s, 20, Is, is to tear. ~, e. :,
Ny Il, 2, Q, is to stop. GR
My 10, 10, 10, Q, %, 8, is to delay.
My IA, 1s, z, 19, is wild beast. u
My 8, 7, $. It, n, Is grand. = - -
MyGA,s. 20, 2s, 2, u, was a. states
my 5, s, 20, is carpet. II I. ga. .:,,r
Ny 5, 10, s, %, is rascal. ...
Ny II, q, %, i /, 6, is a salad.
Ny 81, 1s, 10, 6, 10, II, 2, IL, belongs
to well. sF... .... -.
Ny whole is the name Of a prominent
McGregor man. B.
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WAR DETACHMENT, WAsuING7oN, 4

Lieut.. Gen. GRANT
Thanks be.to Almighty God for the great
victory which be has this day, crwned you
and the gallant army under your command.
The thanks 4of this department and the
government, aud Of the people of the u
States. their reverence and honor, have been
deserved and will be rendered to you and
the brave and gallant officers and soldiers
of your army for all time. .a,sA
E. u. STANTON, Sec'y of, War.
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SAD NEws.-We are in receipt Of letter
from "San Bernardino, California" Of Feb.
Goth, 1865, signed j. G. Curtis "a stranger
to us) announcing the death ofDr. OLIVER
PARKER, by Bilious Pneumonia, at sun
down, Feb. 18th. Every attention was
given him by Mr.. Curtis and family, and
our noble hearted friend died in full conf
dence Of happy immortality. The letter
received by us is Of the most interesting
character, but its publication would be in
consistent with the sacrednoss due to mat.
ters of . private nature. A brutal brother
in San Francisco addressed our deceased
friend in such terms as to depress him be-
yond recovery. May Heaven bless the
heart Of Curtis, and in making up its
jewels we trust the San Francisco Parker
may be forgotten! .,a - '. .s'. ~,
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-igqs AppoMArrox CouRr HOUSE, April o.
Gen. r. III LEE, commanding G. S. A.:
In accordance with the substance Of my
letter to you of the 8th inst, / propose to
receive the surrender Of the army Of North
crn Virginia on the following terms, to-
wit: -.,. -.....f. --...r,
Rolls of all tie officers and men 10 be
made in duplicate-one copy TO be given to
an officer designated. by me the other to
be retained by such officers as you may de-
signate. The officers to give their individual
paroles not to take arms against the govern
tnent of the United States until properly
exchanged, and each company or rcgimental
commander to sign like parole for the
men of their commands. The AIMS, artil.
lcry, and public property to be packed,
stacked, aid turned over to the officers ap.
pointed by me to receive them. This will
embrace the side arms of the officers,
nor their private horses or baggage This
done, each officer and man viii be allowed
to return to their homes, not to be disturb.
ed by the U. S. authority so long as they
observe their parole and the laws in force
where they may reside. -. ...1-, -,
~ 5,,t Very respectfully, S.. fags
...... - ~. q. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen. i
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COMMERCIAL

TIMES OFFICE Tuesday, April 12-4 M.
Commercial, nothing. Rainy; River rising and high
enough now Prices not reliable Everything dull
Weather warm. Business quiet. Let everybody keep
still and affairs may all be right. #eaHfsI
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ST. Louis. The Hawk.eye State passed
up on Wednesday PM She is The first
ST.. Louis Boat of the season. We are
under obligations to her gentlemanly clerk
for late St Louis Dailies. Hope she will
be the first to pass through Lake Pepin.--
|. NJ. Mason. Captain; NJ. b. Pierce,
Clerk hG
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Before the rebels evacuated Richmond,
they blew up al their rams on the James
river.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

SURRENDER OF GEN. LEE AND MS Army
The TERMS OF SURRENDRR-CoRREsp
4 DENcE BETWEEN gems. GRANrAND LEE. :
q 1 3 WAR DER T, WAsHiSaroN,l
q T. April -oP. NJ. IS 4
To Maj Gen. Dix, New York:
This department has received official re.
port of the surrender this day of Gen. Lee
and his army to Lieut.. Gen. Grant, on the
terms proposed by Gen. Grant.
- L. M. STANTON, Sec'y of War,
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HEADe'TEs ARMY NoRTuERN VIRGINIA, !
-t- April 9, 1865.

HEADQ tbs ARMY NORTHERN NIRGINIA,E
r.-~erF.-..- slE, April, Q, 1865. =
Lit. Gen. U. S. GRANT, Com'nd'g u. S.A. :9e
have received your letter of this. date
containing the terms OF surrender oflthe
army Of northern Virginia as proposed by
YOU. AS they are substantially the same
rs tnuso expressed m your fettefr0f the 81
inst, they are accepted. / will proceed te
designate the proper officers to carry the
stipulations into effect. . .5R.- ! RE- res
r. -ag Very respectfully, tes 81. ..> ,E. :
vs4 ga', Your obedient servant, -
Ga.-- ".r ids r E. LEE, General.
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AGRlcrLTUEE.-We are in receipt OF
Colmsn's Rural w orld and Valley Farmer,
printed at St.7Louis by BENZ. Bryan and
edited by Norman j. Colman. Most Ag.
ricu!tural journals are bore to US and to
everybody else; but this is an exception
The World is filed with matter really in
teresting and we hope it may reach sue
cess far beyond the anticipations Of its
sensible editor. We condense from it.
columns Fl. e. l9e Fl
AS mutton is most wholeso ONE meat ani
wool is bound to bear good price yor
should buy sheep. Wean your lambs early
so that ewes may recruit and be ready fol
the male in the fall; twins will be NOR,
frequent. Buy the best shears you car
get and employ the best shearers. r.
Do not tie your horses in stall; give
them room to lie down and change Their
positions. Give your horses bran mashe.
frequently; they keep the bowels open
prevent collie and in various ways are bene
fetal.
Sprinkle salt in the gills Of mushroom
if the gills turn black they are wholesome
if yellow they are poisonous. The tru
ones grow in pastures, while poisonous
ones gro" in forest clusters, on stumps &c.
&c. 5s ~
Awriter says trees and shrubs shoult
be belted, girdled or deadened in the sigr
Of the heart in May to efectually xii
them. sge .-ssi...s .. ga
We like Coleman's Rural World because
its articles are SO plain and practical; TIN
usual doses Of chemical hyfalutoon are lef
out Of his columns. f si~
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WAR DIR, WAsHiSaroN,l
HEADo'TRs ARMIES THE UNITED STATES,
AEEF / f April 9--4.3O p. M. 4

u III Z. APrII 3 -4:oU I. M
To Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec'y War:
- Gen. Lee surrendered the army of north.
ern Virginia this afternoon, upon the terms
proposed by myself The accompanying
additional correspondence rwill show the
conditions fully 'r;ras ~vsa a7.i. stEs
yr (Signed) ...qar,. y. S. GRANT, g
Lieutenant General.
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Wanted!

ITO SELL TEN ACRES OF GOOD LAND with
l. good oak-rail fence around it, comfortable house
and barn. spring Of pure water IS acres broke and
acres of good woodland, situated the Spanish Grant
and only one mile from McGregor. Enquire of
AL Ell MARGARET ANN OHOLLANp,
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April @. 1863

.Eja- April Q, 1865.
. General received your note of this
morning on the picket line, whittier had
come to meet you and ascertain definitely
what terms were embraced in your propo.
sition of yesterday with reference to the
surrender Of this army. l now request ain
interview, in accordance with the offer con
tanned in yours Of yesterday, for that pur.
pose. "4!tE,s.'.f
: Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
. H'1@i - ~ K. E. LEE, Genera.
To. 1t. Gen. GRANT, Com. U. 8. armies.
-. - 'ase} .@5' April 9, 1865.
Gen. R. E: LEE, commanding Confederate
States armies: 20 .,,, =. -. :,
IS Your note of this date is but this moment
.I1:50, A. NJ received. In consequence
Of my having passed from the Richmond
and Lynchburg road to the Farmville and
Lynchburg road, am atthis moment about
fopr miles west Of Walters, Church, and
will push forward oto the front for the pur.
pese of meeting you. Notice sent to me on
this road where you wish the interview t.
take place will meet me. qea... .FI 8 Id
.an Very respectfully, e' ..1wqs, laA
.,,s.r .reg Your obedient servant,D &, ~ &C
NOD stgs .sf U. s. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen. &
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" Brown BREAD.-Take equal quantities
cffIndian meal and rye -four, scald the
meal and when luke warm add the -four,
adding one--half pint Of good yeast to
four quarts of the mixture, table. spoon
even full OF salt and half cup of molases,
kneading the mixture well. This Kind o.
bread should be softer than wheat -four
bread. All the water added after scaldng
the meal should be luke-warm When it
has risen well put it to bake in brick oven
or .stoye-the former should be hotter than
for -four, bread; if stove oven. 1t should
be steamed two hours then baked one hour
or more; when done it is dark brown.
The best article for baking this kind Of
bread is brown earthen ware--says pans
eight or ten inches in height, and diameter
about the same; Grease or butter the pans;
put in the mixture: then dip your hand in
cold water and smooth the loaf; after this
slash the loaf both ways with knife quite
deep, Some Jet it rise little before they
put it iE to bake. Many prefer this bread
made Of one third rye -four instead Of one
half Whenit is difficult to get rye, wheat
Hour will answer as substitute. 1t adds
very much to the s,richness and favor Of
this kind of bread to, lett remain in the
oven over night.
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NEW. 4 ADVERTISEMENTS

Il'F ... 1E8s For Sale! 4E##E% !
A PLEASANTLY SITUATED DWELLING HOUSE
N on Ann Street east of the Brick School House.
will be sold at FAIR FIGURES. For intorma ton en-
qure at this office. 2m443
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TnF OuTsIDE.-An elegant poetic sar.
casm on religious sectarians, from the pen
Of Jno. G. SAKE IAN Army Letter by
Hart e.. Averill.. War appropriations.
-. New Revenue Laws -. "A most inter.
esting letter, descriptive of the old town
Of Santa Fe....Spring Fashions. ...PIo-
verbs about Women. !. !. !. Paragraphs Of
Fun and News. @' o ""2"@ -
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Totaiiiahilitios....
I. The greafest amount insured In anyone

10 000 90
H. The greatest amount allowed BY the rules
of the Company to be insured in any
city, town or village, No rule.
Is. The greatest amount allowed to be insur-
ed in any one block 600 to fcxposure.
H. The Act of Incorporation Of the Company pre-
ISAAC UNDEnfiILI, President, and CHARLES HOLLAND,
Secretary of the Peoria Marine aud Fire Insurance
Company OF PEORIA Illinois, being seyeaally and duly
sworn dpose and say and each for himself says that
the foregoing Is true and correct statement of the
affairs Of said Corporation and that they are the above
named officers thereof and that part of the capital
earnings OF said Company has been deposited in any
State or Territory, as security for losses therein,
ISAAC uNDERHILL, President.
c. HOLLAND, Secretary. 1, -
3 subsGibsd and sworn to before me, by the allowed
named Isaac Uaderhil President, Chas. Holland Sec
Rotary, this second day OF january, A. d; 1862;
''24 AuDIToR's OFFICE, Iowa.
.5srfs, ~, DEs MONIES, January 18th, 1865.
IT'S HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the I7th day
of January, 1865, sworn statement filed in this
Office showing the condition of the Peoria Marine and
Fire Insurance Company located PEORIA in the State
of Illinois, the I'd day of January, A. D. 1865, in
accordance with the provisions of Act of the General
Assembly OF the State OF Iowa, entitled IAN Act in
relation to Insurance Companies" approved January
2sth, 1851 and an Act amendatory thereto approved
February 9th 1862 and an Act In relation to Life In
surance Companies, approved March fth, 1852; that
said statement shows that said Company POSSESSED OF
Prerequisite amount Of capital and nveste required
by law. asS- y @sF
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact their appropriate business of In
s,raice in this State in accordance with the laws there
Of until the 3lst day of January, A. D., One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty-Six. 1. wes
1t is also certified, That THOMAS UPDEGRAFF, O
McGREGoR has been duly appointed by said Company
their lawful Agent and Attorney for the County 0
Clayton, with full power to take risks of INSURANCE
therein and to acknowledge service of process pro
| vided~by law upon his filing with the Clerk of tn
District Court in and for said County this eerfcat
and copy of the statement on file in this office 1t
further certified that the attached IL true and corree
| COPY of the said statement NJ. -,~a-r , .
| 3 w In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto set m
H. 81 hand and affixed my seal Of Office the day an
year first above written.
| ssey vJNo. A. ELI49SN Auditor Of State.
! THOS. UpDEGRAFF, Asssf. Mcsregor, iowa. "A
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PErnoLIA. Franc B. Wilkic, the bic.
grapher Of Davenport, the local Of the Du-
que Herald, the excellent army correspon-
dent Of the New York Times, the now
assistant Elitor of the Chicago Imiss,
has been to o.! dom and in q series Of let
ters, free from gas and yet abundant in
facts, explains the whole story. Franks
Pamphlet, entitled Rtrolia, contains nearly
| 100 pages: it abounds in most valuable
! information, and should be In the hands
| Of all who desire knowledge On the subject
of oil. We are much indebted for q copy
our readers are advised to send for Wiki
| ie's Book. . 80 sits4 50 ~ ss 49,
/ Address j. r. Walsh Chicago, and Ell
/ close 80 cents. . .-.sa4q ~ -:,-
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THE Misses Wilde, Of Dubuque, have
bought the entire stock Of Millinery of Mrs.
kriebs, and will open next week in the old
stand Of s. M. Lampson & Co., next door
to L. Il. Barron & Co, with full assert.
ment Of the latest styles, just purchased
with great care, in the eastern markets.
The Misses Wilde have first class assistants
employed, a superior stock Of all goods in
the Millinery, line, are familiar with the
trade and will doubtless receive, as they
merit, large share Of the patronage of our
citizens. f HI -
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April ., ~ D. II
Gen. r. Il. LEE, com,nanding,C $. A. :
Your note Of Yesterday is received. As
have no authority K, treat on subjects OF
peace, tho meeting propostd'for 10 < NJ.
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CLorurSc.-We were favored last week
with call from an old and esteemed friend
E. P. TITUS formerly of this place in tho
Ayr. Implement Business; TIrrs is now
the travelling agent Of L. G. r. HuGnEs Of
Milwaukee, a Wholesale Clothing man Of
East Water street, No. 337. If 7He tells
you anything relating to the trade he is in,
You can depend on his word every time
He is known throughout the north west
and no one presunes to question his in
tegrity. Wewish him and the house he
represents unbounded success. sag - ~,
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ApyEsrIsEMESrs.- Look our Ads. care.
fully over. People who get SO smart as
not to read advertisements. willfully neglect
to notice the local business that concerns
their own precinct. We have list Of D.
W.. Lyons prices for his lands. and Real
Estate Agents may benefit themselves BY
calling on us TEABour is in earnest about
selling. Call on him and find . blunt,
square trader. oFRASK isa poor talker and
hence he makes trade quick!
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GRocEnIEs.-Opposite fox's Block and
near Helwig's Foundry is one JAMES GLEN
sos who sells as many family groceries as
any other man and sells them easily--thc
reason is he asks only what they are worth
and the customer carries them of. Sec
his Advertisement and call Oh him.
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Why is a man who beats his wife, like
an exquisitely formed dog {? Because he is q
perfect brute. Such man never patrons
lied . respectable store. Never bought his
furnishing goods and clothing at Hammer
slough's for the reason that a, man who
to beat anybody. He is always ina good
humor. Good bargains make any one
happy. oil s.l
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GoDEY.-itris settled now that all ladies
in North Iowa as we'll as in many other
places require Cooley in order to keep
house and preserve their reputation for
taste in the dress Of themselves and their
children. tits a pleasure to us to forward
funds to Philadelphia when our subscribers
receive SO excellent Monthly as the Lady's
Book We do not read the fashion bust
ness much, but latterly we have taken a
notion to the Arm Chair part of the
Book and we find it most amusing. Louis
is trump in the way Of magazine cater.
ing. Let him wava