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New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

McALLISTER'S ALL HEALING ONT
IVI MENT--This ointment which surpaasss even ths
expectations of its friends constantly accuMuatns cyl
dence its virtue and wonder working power
We cannot withhold from the public the value which h,
article mpar aud is impsna those in aflic,ion We
could mention The names OF hundreds who woud now te Ia
mentng their poor condition had they used ths all healing
ointment Wslecommegd .s Article in the si1ee,y Oou
uses viii only be grateful that he had used 1t indeed
wonderful IN ITS effects and COM cheap does
one oi the greatest blessings of the kind invented We
annex Ioinng column some Of the diseases which this
ointment will heal, viz:
Ague in the face, proceeding Eruptons in the face
from cold or tooth ache Pam in the side and br,a,,
Rheumatic affections Affection OF the liver
lnfiammatloh III :he Breast Sore throat
Sore and weak eyes Piles
Charped hands Severe Buns z y
Sore lips Asthma 2g{s
The above valuable oinmen, is al by the prcrreo
JAMES MALlSTER, I2o Division Eject cosa.s ~ sss
New ork also, $50 Pearl street, ana ty following
agents Dr. Thomas Ritter lo4 Cherry 81, David MAIlhe
329 Bleecker ST. Brothers Hbbad 96 John 81, H. Gibbs 3
Bowery; Knox Co. Hudson and Canal Se Spooasr
S, Co, Brooklyn Star Office. Brooklyn.
Price Is cents per box.
Much more might be said as the hundel,h par: hs, not
been told of the good effects already produced BY this oa
ment S2w
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no IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mill Sites
4 in the immediate neighborhood Of Bitumnous Coal and
Iron Ore of the rstquaity in nearest point
The COMMUNICATION IS complete with Philadelphia and Ba
more BY Canals and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive o.
the property and farther information apply 70 Archibald
McInyre Albany; TO Archibald Robertson Phadeph2;
to the undersigned No 9S Merchants Exchange Newf ork
where NAV be seen specimens of the coal and also, maps
and sections of the propertv. -
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

A Nd all other kinds of Flour and Meal, for SAFE
-. - a I'M. ~ 7'''' -''''' ~ q WIN. C. WOOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-21

WASHINGTON ELlNlR.-A pure VeeetabIe
w Compound =" Natures God has secreed in H. vso
table kingdom SAFE and speedy remedies for all i,,s
search for and discover these is part OF mans aliS,s5
toll This we'll known assertion of Diosco,des one o ~
most profound Of the ancient philosophers has rscaray
another evidence Of its truth and wisdom in the dcoysI
the Washington Elixir. which, for its many yues NAV " y
called God.send the afflicted Ii is only neces,T % @ %
Of IT, that hundreds of best citizens can attest s ann,
magic power thoroughly curing that inolebs Of ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17
The Feeling In Ohio.


CAs-os, Stark Co. Ohio, 18th Oct. 1910
On. Election closed Yesterday This county with
constitutes the XVIIith Congressional District The IrSu
lar Loco-Foco candidate for Congress EZRA DEAF h'
money anti-Tarf Loco and popular As the DtsLfi1
as generally given 800 20c0 Loco majority, the ms
hought il not worth while 10 maxi nomination a ssp.
:an-ous feeling among The Conservative Democrats orous
ont The name Of GEORGE WELLHorsr Tor Congfessa ~
f man and Conservative Democrat lew days before IRE
Election our regency prevailed Wellhousr to deciih~
eyertheless he been voted for this county aad fallen "
lew votes behind Dean.
The independent spiri, this county among the
Democrats brought County Ticket which has Plr;
uccssded and the balance lost By abou; 200 majority eu
tn Wings turned and supported il would have SUI
ceedsd by large majority
There Is much disaecon all this State among ae
oco-Focos the first, that the leaders az
ermned TO fost Van Buren, upon the party contrary TO NE
wishes of all who Of the oce-seekng cgnes aud
secondly because OF The OF principle winch mas
Tor some time past governed the leaders eevang broken
down bankrupts and pnbic deauerS Office through me
machinery Of Van Buren, tactics Cancuses and packed Con-
yeut;ons Quite number of strongest Loco Counties
have go, on, their independen; tickets.
strong avaa Buren, feeling exists here among our OPP
oonen,s and efforts viii BE- made g., upa Democrat
State Convention favor Of ne District System Of choosing
Delegates to the National Convention and opposed TO IA
Buren, and packed Convention Many Of them are warmly
IN favor Of GEN CAss Van Buren, reluctantly support
ID By them in 1870. They don't be beaten with MN
.gain SO far can Judge, ir Van Burens Chance III
Ohio in 1874 looks blue. Yours
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Commercial and Money Matters.

10 For sales at the Stock Exchange, First Page
MONDAY P NJ.
The sale. at I'll. Board smaller to-day than they have
been for a long time. The market heavy. Ohio de
clined T. Harlem left off about Saturday Paterson i'm
proved :; Board offered for 1000 shares
Foreign Exchanges ere very quietserliag 81 az Francs
26t SIS.
Mobile funds wanted a: II III discount; New
Orleans premium.
The money market is still suffering unders plethora Of
unemployed capital which keeps the rate Of interest Ge
pressed to per cent. per The Banks with diff
hcuy keep their employed, and forced TO max
large stack osns 70, tia, purpose and this has been All act
i've agent In keeping up the speculative animation in
stock market The accumulation of specie in the city Banks
has suffered little dminutou The export demand for
Francs utter taking something than half million, has
nearly ceased Th. French packet will take abcu!
$780, &C., There is however drain Of metal for the
Southern ar for the purchase of the coming crops the
paper money Of tina. section being insufficient We esn'
however, lose with safety much than they absorb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

The general business OF the country has not been
;itiop so permanently healthy for series Of YES. r
wreck Of the gre. .evuson OF 1888 has been e,.,
,wav. and people have IN grea; recovered o,
Effects Credit is confined within prudent bounta,, -,
natural steady active business has spEaps up suppI,
n. actual wants of the community and liable 10 n.
den and Injurious fluctuations attendant upon AZ ies,
star, of Bank facilities, The business Of the ssason hal,
rst measure been done. The Transactions have bsn l,,
than last year. and very considerable proportion os ss
money The stocks OF dry goods, hardware, &c. &c VIZ.
much reduced bat have been vspenished to some extent b
recent lupoI,aons Prices 81 foreign dFy goods have sise
The hight of the sea,oa fallen of 70 10 par cent.
Twenty five kegs, containing One Hundred and Tees,
Taousand Dollars in American Halves, went up the Rive
this evening BY Pomeroy Co.'S Express, for the Baak
Upper Canada.
The brig Petersburg. Larkn, from Vera Crur bnn,
$4,000 in Specie STAG GOO Of which account Of y
MEXICAN Indemnity.
The Fulton Bank has declared dividend OF Five ptrsss
for the last sr1 months, payable ls Nov. The City Bl
has declared 81 per Cent. payable SIS, ns;.
The interest on The Ohio Seven per cent, Lean due Il,
proxu,o win De paid the State agency Office Of the OSi
Life and Trust Go. this city The transfer books a,
now closed
lonega Branch Mint SAT- sos
The Missouri Republican insists that the funds Of =.
Government attached for private deb, Of The s,x.
General, Silas Reed and that oae or more Check,
favor Of Deputy Surveyors refused prsyiop,
ton OF the facts had been pronounced false By NJ
Reed
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CITY INTELLiGE nee.


COURT CALEsDAR-Tdis Day-CIscUlr CovaT'
Nos. So 3d. o. 81 49, o. a, 10, -, II, A. 81, ESi 3D.
49, 55 -, 81, 81.
SUPERIOR CouRrNos. 50, 81, 49, Is, 49, 10, ll7, iVS
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. ., !, g. To- l5 II, ls 10, 90 H.
MosDAr, Oct. 10.
COURT OF SEssloas-Belore the Recorder ana
Aid Martin and TIlyou
James R. Whiting, Esq, District Attorney.
DECISION on DEMURRER.-ln the case Of che inae-'''
agans, James Bergen, jeremiah G. Hamilton aad heH,''
Sutton charge of conspiracy defraud the At'nN
Coinpazy-and to which the Counsel for the
had, at the forIne! term, nterposed demurrer, u"
corde the opening OF the Court pronounced the op
of The Court. deciding The indictment be deiecte
sustaining the demurrer. Alderman Woodruff I"h', VIZ
Alderman Duunins constituted the Court together 'n "
Recorder the tine Of finding he indictment aa' w
gumen, .hereon read written opinion also coneuns W."
the other members Of the Court, and giving JadseA'
in favor OF the demurrer.
D. D. Tamadge one Of the Counsel fer the aeeu'e
moved the Court TO discharge the tecognzances Of inc
cused-which taken under adrisemrnt by ne
TgIAL OF MICHAEL WALSH FOR LIBEL'-i h' -
Michael Walsh for libel Levi D. slsria Oh VIC
heian was resumed. Mr.. Graham aud adafe''ms -,
Court offered to prove thai Mr.. sIamm was eon'0
himself which was objected TO by the Dist1c At'0
ruled by the Court. The defence then rested
augustus Purdy then called rhe pfoseca"oa "a
deposed tina, the character Of Charles Newman Tor .u"
yerac,y was very bad and that he would cot ees''
under oath. ..,.p
Dr. John Nc Clslan also said The character OF Ne"I
for ruth was bad but that he would believe him uaa
in matter in which he dlsatersssd Newman Nv =,
an Office under the Aims House Commissioners and
charged Witness said he had also been discharged
elan from the Aims House.
finn Pariia, sworn for prosecu,oawfe Of Dr.
formerly Of Rhode Island OF this sity-s
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To SHAVE EAsY-A celebrated writer has defined man 70
De shaving animal This doubtless true so far IS relates
azor and he cannot keep ms IN good order without
trop We would therefore Just gently hint 10 readers that
S.apeI, Patent Metallic Tablet and Strop with four sides
has yilhsrood ,hr OF having been before the public
quarter Of century and !, probably has no sI
lenders SHAVING operation that may b paT,,eny endarrd
Boston Mer. Jour.
R5usse Almond Cream or shaving very superior article.
acnrer OF the Metallic Tablet Razor StTop 63 Broadway
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PenI,sylvania.

JOSEPH BURLINGTON, Wing, is electe to Con-
gress from the Armstrong Distrct-a great VIC
tory. JOHN DlcKEY is said to De elected IN bea-
yer, &c. by small majority.
STEWART is probably defeated in Fayette,
Greene and Somerset, by about 100.
REED is probably beaten in Erie, SC.
The following are the Members of Assembly
elect so far as heard in addition to these already
reported by US
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Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.

LANCASTER, OHIO, Oct ii, lof3
Make apav for the Xth Cong. District Of Ohio !!
900 cheers for Florence, the Wing Tariff Horse. ;
We have Just emerged from the din and smoke OF hard
Tough, battle. We have met The Tenth Legion Of Loco
Focoism and have routed them, horse foot aud drasoou
You will recoect that the Legislature OF last winter IL
gerryandeing the State, conceived they had so manage
ne cards that they would sweep the board and that b
png up Wing maor;es OF thousands and arranging thei
from 1902 they should succeed misrePesen,ln the
entire State but in one they have missed IT, and
hope in others We have beate Medl IN this District oue
-Huzla for Florence Medli's majority in this County
has been reduced from hi he majority Shannon received
in 1922 sql aud We have gained 10 the other Coun
composing the District. Pckacay gives 5e4 and Fay
cite 4ol Wing majority Last year the ia the District
as follows:
lslaAlaority FOX Shannon. sal
1873 Florence Observation-Disclosures. .6OS
Wing gain IN year =. ...=........ i2S
You appreciate the great Importance Of this result
us, begin upfoarious JOY. We all
literally crazy We have hurrahed until hoayse aud
should be surprised did the Tribune inform tina,
the echoes Of sociugS had crossed the Aeghenies and
a, last died away close by the City Hall Of ths yenerabl,
city OF Manhattan
We axe indebted for victory in this district
from those hitherto opposing who have seeded from
their party upon the Bank quesoaood aud sound Banks
on the Que side Hard Money the ether We thank heu
for their support.
The hitherto unbroke ranks OF opponents have been
sca,,ered-,heG bag horse has been beaten and that
the course he himself had selected and they about the
usedup Sc, OF men You They have rode
long and grown upon oft repeated victories
that they take hard Indeed they did not dream Of defeat
ana has burst uPoa them like literal fulhuaent Of Aers
prophecies But the People aroused and TO him who
stands in the The deep, sous;rtins enthusiasm new
prevailing resembles that Of ls.omsy It's results be like
wise similar, always saving and excepting Capt. Tyler
The sentiment comes up stronger sud stronger, ard
the clouds grow deeper and deeper and if the boys don't
| come down with thundei,9hower of votes for HENRY
CLAY in Isl. and sweep LocoFocoism the moles and
bats then there prophets in Israel Gospel in the
Country no Wings in Ohio. Come, gentlemen, off with
your hats aud give three times .hree for EiA FLORENCE
and he gallant Wings of the Ninth Congressional Dissre
Of Ohio.
NJ Number of deaths reported IN tins city Tor
the week ending lah inst l2sof these there were u o.
Consumption, ls Drop,y in the head, 10 Commissions,
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!g- FAIR At Ntsto',-Thos- persons having articles
exhibiting this Far which they wish call the parc-
ular Of The public which they wish dispose
Of viii have favorable opportunity OF advertising them in
the Double sheet Of the Daily Tribune which VIII pub
lish tomorrow morning Advertisements will be received
this evening until O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

NETWORK CATTLE MARKET--Oct. 10.
AT market GAO Beef Cattle, 900 southern)-9 Cow,
and Calves, aud 5000 Sheep and Lambs
PRIcEs-BEET CATTLE do net vary from las, week, saa
we quote 70 correspond viz: so so for retailing qu'
ties 100 urso!d and 20 taken for Bermuda.
Cows AND CALvEs-All sold az SlS $40
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Sales Of Zoo at l2i 50 for
Sheep, and 81 a 81: foi Lambs
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o. Seven or eight youthful Pottawatomies,
hearty, cheerful looking fellows down on s Omega
yesterday hef way the school founded Kentucky
by Col Johnson for the education Of Indians. few days
since thirteen the tribe passed ;hroughee destined
for The same school. ST LOUIS Republican, 9th
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20 MEANWHILE, Crawford Co., Pa, Oct II, 1873
Messrs. GREELEY s Co.. The election in this District
has resulted in the choice Of Gen. SAMUEL HAYS, Noco0
without any regular opposition In this County we have
elected one Wing Loco the Legislature vote very
clos. Yours truly, PM
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q The passengers of the brig Selma, hence
Tor Mobile have presented complimentary address Capt
Smith and officers for their energetic and conduct
during violent hurricane which they on the Is.
Oct in lst. 30 10, long. IS 4s
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CANAL SALE.-Lots were sold yesterday to the
amount, in value, of $4,000. AS heretofore,
they brought excessively high prices.
Chicago Express, It'll.
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Markets-ceref.lly reported for TIE Tribune.

MONDAY, Uct. Ia.
ASHES.-There is very dull market to-day and r,..
heavy, Pots nor,nay So but heard OF aoue,
ofimporance They could probably be bought a, ,3I;
Pesrls a: S IS, without, sales
COTTON.-The market continues very inactive With
downward tendency The sales reported this morning. a..
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reported by us !:
Loco.
Wayne and Pix

These cannot be all implicitly depended on
The Loco Focos will have just about the majority
that the Wings threw away in Allegheny, Beaver
and Dauphin.
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70 GRAND PEREoKMA.cE this afternoon O'Clock; snd
tuis evening bali s7 the American Mu5eum his
arrangement enables latiss families SC visit Tom IhuHp
and witness the entertainments too Ii the day time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

IL The intense and continued pressure OF m
teEesting matter and advertisements on our col
umns will constrain us to issue The Tribune
tomorrow on : Double Sheet, in the style OF ne
Weekly Tribune, in order to render justice to our
readers and advertisers We hope by repeating
this process occasionally, untlth business OF the
season has fallen to the winter level, to AVOID the
necessity of charging our regular sheet before
Spring. A large amount of Literary and other
interesting matter, which we have been compelled
to defer from day TO day, will appear In to-mor-
rows ISSUE forming, we trust, rich treat for the
general reader.
Az We shall print an extra number of to-mor-
rows paper, we shall be compelled to 20 to
press two hours earlier than usual Our Adver-
tising friends will perceive the necessity of hand
ing in thar favors at as early an hour as possible
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

G- The HUTCHINSON FAMILY give their first
Vocal Entertainment for the season at the Apollo
Saloon tomorrow "wednesday evening, and we
trust they will be greeted by an audience CON-
mensurate with their merits They sing pleasing
" and WELL and they have won reputation by
their efforts which gives promise of still farther
expansion We notice that they announce more
varied and judicious selection of Songs than on
their former visit See CARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

- Go SEE the performances by the Indian. a. Peaes
Y Museum amlnoth Bones, Casper HsnseT ud-ge ei-
maid Miss asiI la Petite Cerito and the coe tn'osiu
nIT sfi1 lirp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

IL The Commercial Editor of the Georgian,
Nh Thomas D. Rice, died Savannah Monday, the 9th
inst.
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From R1o.-The barque Douglas arrived yes
rav from Rio Janeiro whence she sailed the 3lst oil
August, We learn that the interference of Admiral fe'is
IN preventing the blockade Monte Video had been APP
proved Of BY the British Government The Emperor was
IN daily expectation OF his bride from Naples, Tor whose
reception great preparations were IL progress Inc aaas
Of the beisersnts remained much the same position as al
he las, news The U. s. Ship Columbus Com. keafney
and the I. S. schr Enterprise were at Rio when the
Douglas left The U. S. Frigates Columbia and John
Adams had left Rio for the River Plate
FsoM MExlco.-By the brig Petersburg from
Vera Cruz sdvices have been received the 18th uio
Santa Ana is busiy engaged the establishment OF Schools
Tor the promotion OF Art Mechanism and Agriculture, and
otherwise improving the civil condition of the people The
Petersburg brings S2ooco specie accoun; of the IL
lemnity, being part of the second nstalmect.
d" Gen. Valdez, whose departure from Ha-
announced this morning, has arrived in this city
u On Sunday morning, MAJOR James c.
vandykr, OF New.Brunswick, dropped dead while going
towards the Philadelphia in Princeton, his way
hone. The rupture Of bloodyesel supposed be the
cause.
RoBBERY.-The Office OF the Illinois Insurance
and Tus; Company Cairo entered on the night OF
the 2Sth u BY Of false KEYS and large safe
opened in the wav and robbed oabou; S. Geo
OF the Cairo Bank; $50 in Kentucky paper large lot of
ewery and several drafts The RODGERS aftcr possessing
themselves Of all they though valuable e-locked the safes
md the doors ard departed It's believed ,,. number Of
welldessed gambiels who in the city, were the per
pet.sto1s, and they ef: in the nightly some boat.
s,.Louis Rep
u The office of H. Taylor, Attorney at Law,
Montreal robbed Of $500 on the lon The thief
aos been caught,
u The large livery stable OF Mr.. Jacob Frush,
If Baltimore ea,rey consumed by 6rs on the lsh
HIS dwelling adjoining was also much injured
u q man named hinlock, was killed in Mon
real on the llh The eayng drain IL which he
At work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

II The Loco ocos Of Erie County have
nominated JOSEPH FOSTER for Sheriff, BENJAMIN
CARy1 for Clerk, Isaac V. VANDERPoEL, JOHN
Brooks and HARRY B. RANSOM for Assembly
They passed resolutions in favor Of the Stop-and-
Tax policy and also recommended a resumption
of the Erie Canal Enlargement (nothing else
as soon as the financial condition Of the State
will permit This is genuine Van Burcnism,
both in its narrow sel6shness and its inconsisen-
cy. They also resolved in favor Of Van Buren,
and against National Bank and the Land Dis
tribution, but were careful not to say word about
Protection or a Tariff.
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Dialogue In The Tribune Office.

Boy, go out and see if The Plebeian has any
Election News on its bulletin
Exit boy, and soon returns
Well any thing from Ohio y
"No, sir"
ANY thing from Pennsylvania 2
"No, sir--nothing but Neac-Jersey."
Ali understandable story IS told
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

IL SPANISH WITHOUT a MASTER, or the Rob
eytsonian Method, by n. H. Montcith, Esq, au-
thor of /" French without Master" is published
this morning by Wilson & Co. It's an excellent
assistant 10 those who wish to attain the Spanish
LANGUAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

" Or. BENZ. DRAKE was last evening APP
pointed Delegate to the Wing National Con-
vention from the WITH (Maclay's) District, and
EDWARD M1NrURN, Esq, from the With Leon
erd's) District,
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a7- Number of deaths reported in this city for
the week ending lath inst 2sof these there were u o.
Consumption, ls Dropy in ths head, 10 coaynlsi0hs
Dyxsa,sry, Marssnus and Inflammation Of the iungs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

The MYSTERIES OF PARIS. This work,
which we briefly noticed Yesterday, is a picture
If low life in Paris. The heroes and heroines
are taken from such places as the Five Points Of
ew.York or the darkest alleys OF London To lovers Of
lack Sheppard AID ;at class Of writings, this work will
possess undoubted interest 1t written with great force
md evidently under strong mental excitement The scenes
aud characters wildly portrayed and the translator has
retained the fire and sp of the original He seems 10 pos
,ess uncommon facility translang tho slang language Of
MS carac,eysa power, by the way rarely found IN any
translator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-17

D- Col. WILLIAM JONES was last evening
nominated for Sheriff by the Wing County Con-
vention. The Wings know him as one of their
Representatives in the Assembly Of 1912, and
their candidate for Sheriff at the last Election.
II he had been elected at that time, we arc sure
our City would not have witnessed her Sheriff in
iail an q defauter.