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Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19

the perpetrators Of the Kansas and Ne.
brsska iniquity received was plainly
shown at last falls ballot box, from the
free States. 10 need farther comment
But alas for our own State, have we not
a man, statesman. too. who alone has
been the first one TO assail the Declare
tion Of independence! saying that part
OF it was self-evident lie, whereas. in
that declaration. the deClarers say that
all men are equally endowed with GER
tain lnalienable rights by their Creator,
md for the first time il has been contra
dicted by John Petit, and TO make good
his case. miscOntrues their plain words
and true meaning. and for mans inheren,
inalienable rights rs given him by his
Creator. subs titutes mans mental capac.
tiles and physical organization. o, thou
great and would be wise John! in your
duplicity YOU have only shown your own
weakness. for what man is there who is
not capable Of Distinguishing between
mans inherent rights end his corporal
endowments? Oh, John. ] pity thee for
so wan,only having exposed thy weak
ness. By the slavery right supporters
all who disagree with them are charged
aud branded es disunionists. | cannot
agree with them. as ! contend that slave
~ has no right-that our government
was obtained for the purpose OF repub
lican freedom, and should like 10 see
some feasible plan proposed and acted
upon TO oblitetate the foul stain the Save
occupancy has created on our nation
Oft have | heard the American citizens
when was in Canada. exiolling their
iIee government and institutions. re
piled 10 by British subject. What
YOU Americans boast OF your free gov
ernment and still have established within
several Of your States the most absolute
slavery existing on the whole globe!-
Your government; is but monSrel part
" free and partly the most despoIic o.
all despo,s."
When lhearihe slave-ocricy party con-
tending and trying to maintain :heir
slavery rights. they put me in mind Of
The devil endesvoring to tempt our Sa-
vior. offering him all the Kingdoms of
this earth if he would worship him.
when the poor devil had no, legitimate
claim to any par; thereof.
An OH Line DEMocRAr.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
Sherif's Sale,

by virtne of one writ OF Ycnditioni Exponas
ID 10 me directed. issued ont of the office of
the Clerk Of the Marshall O. mmon Pleas court,
shall offer for sale tie law directs, OH Thurs
day the 26'h day Of July hext. al the court house
door in Plymouth. between the hours of 10 a m
and o'clock p m. the interest of the defend
ants IN real estate in this county, described as
follows, io-wit: The west half of the north east
quarter OF section Is, in township 80 north. OF
range east.
Taken as the property of William G. Pome-
roy to satisfy Judgment in favor of John w.
Wright for 500 p, with interest and costs.
]. L. THOMPSON, Sh'G.
Pr. T. B. Thompson, dept
June %, 1856. 1873.
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Ranaways. -OccasionnIly subscriber
20 our paper leaves fer parts unknown.
without settling their Subscriptions -
Week before last couple left in pursuit
OF western home. leaving us destitute
of our paw for our labor in furnishing
them with the Banner. We hope when
they get TO their place OF destination.
they W i'll send US their post office address.
90 that we may send them the balance Of
the year. as it is not good policy TO spoil
the volume.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19


THE WIFE-Some one offers the fol-
lowing: How many men are au are ,ba,
their position depends upon the place
which society assigns 20 his wife. Ii she
makes her husbands home cheerful ahd
respectable. BY her intelligence, graces
and virtues, indeed q pleasant place to
visit and 10 call he receives the benefit
socially. or he NAV marry out of social
conventional society. 1t matters less
what the refinement Of the husband may
be. or The want thereof. Is the wife pos
sesses those qualities Of head and mind
that light up the home with cheeriulness
and comfort. In larger sense than The
common idea, IS home the castle aud pro-
lection and reputation. and the ties. Of
position"
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
TO .NOia Residents.

NJ Office is hereby given that the under
= signed. with the comfy Surveyor. Will
Oh the 81 day of August 1883. at 10 O'Clock a.
M Oh said day proceed to survey and locate
the corners of his ieudS in section
II township 30 north of ran-e east in Mar
shall county. 10 meet or the premises and con-
time from day 10 day until all is finished.
Non residents who fail TO meet the Surveyor
at the time and Place above mentioned, and de-
FRAY or provide for defraying their portion of
The expense of said survey, VIII be returned to
the Comfy Auditor Of said county. and such de-
linquency placed ON the tax duplicate and COZ
lected according TO law.
NJ. TAPLlN.
JAY l.. 1865, 1913.
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The crops throughout all our neighbor-
,ng Sintes, prove. after the harvesting and
close investigation. 10 be better than was
supposed a month or two ago. The corn
IL some portions of our OWN State. pre-
senis rather poor prospect, and much
DEPENDS upon The season uatil gathering
time. whether it viii he paying crop or
q bare saving operation.
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TNHE undersigned, with the 'nnty Surveyor
viii, on the 25th day Of July 1873, at .
o'clock D. m, on said day proceed to survey
and locate the corners Of his land in sections 4
aud IS to vpship - north # range ~esf, in
Starlse county. Tomeet at tiIe subscribers, and
continue from day O day until al! is finished.
Non residents who fail TO meet the Surveyor
ut the time and place boye mentioned. ana de-
fry or provide for deflayiug 'hcir portion OF
the expense of SAID survey, wiz be returned to
the county Auditor of said county, aud such de-
linqaeney placed the TAX duplicate aud col
lected according 10 law.
CALVIN EPPERSON
June 81. 1855. l43.
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The papers say that the liquor dealers
OF our State have employed four lawyers
to defend their cases in the Supreme Court.
Ii the law is declared unconstitutional,
the lawyers are to receive SIS, 900 cash;
if not. they ne to get sI25 each. Ii is
said that these gentlemen reside. one at
Evansville. one at indianapolis. one at
New ALBANY, and one at Madison.
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More Excitement.
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL col

STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS.
Ii tie Marshal! Circuit court, august
term 1893.
George \. 4Ietcaii,
{ dt, 0i3.ut Tor Divorce
M7r~ Ann Msfcalf
HbE II known that on this S5 = dsv If Nav
4 } 1870. tho complaints AZ in lhe lorf going
cause. by II race Corbin. lis st-oraey. fled his
complaint in my Office, against The SD 6ofen-
dant fer divorce; also az TIE same time theso
was fled 'ile affidavit Of disinieres,ed person,
from which it appears that said defendant IA a
non resident IF the Safe 81 Iadiana
The said dsiendait Mary Am Neicalf he
therefore hereby Motif ed al The cling End pen
deucy Of said coInplciut for divorce. a. s.oro-
said. and that unless she appear aui Mead, az
swer or dcmur thereto, or ~ bafoIe The csil:rs
thereof, n the next term offhe Marshall CIrcuft
court TO be held a, the court honse IN Piynouth
in said county, On lhe SECOND Monday in Az
gust next; the matters and thing therein chsr--
Ell VIII be taken as cor Iesscd, AM Will be Ge-
termlned IN her absence.
Attest: r CORBABEY clerk,
Pr r. C.Corb.iey dep.
Harace Corbin, Pitts airy.
May 81. 1855. IIs3.
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THE CRoPs AND BUSINESS PROSPERITY.
The New York evening Post of Friday
,asi says:
From all parts of the country-South,
West. East and Norlh-continue to come
accounts Of the most favora bic condition
Of the growing crops. In the South corn
has superseded cotton in this years plan
Ting 10 a great extent. and the yield will
be very great. The high price Of corn,
which is the staple food of slaves in the
South (ss i: is of hogs IN The WesD has
rendered. for many months past. the ex-
pense OF maintaining slaves much more
COS ly. There will be change in the
fall in this respect. which has been the
stimulus TO the extended planting OF
corn. The prospects of the harvest in
Europe are very encouraging. and. con-
sequeni;v. with this basis Of wealth in
the world. the mass of commercial ex-
changes must multiply exceedingly in
the months succeeding the gathering of
the harvest on monetary matters, and on
general trade and commerce. are much
more judicious than sny war which does
not always seriously stint the supply of
food.
With such an extreme abundance of
money as now exists TO foa, the market
the still greater abundance of produce,
following an unusual liquidation of IN
de btedness. the elements Of prosperity.
OF future active trade and commerce are
fully rec gnized. and renewed confidence
gives tone aud huoysncy TO all solid Sc
curities.
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Starl. County Officers.
LaUOrtc 4 Plymouth Plank Road Money.

o-Any Of our subscribers wishidg
to pay their subscription. in this kind Of
funds. may just bring il along. New
subscribers can have the Banner months
for one dollar of it. IF.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
A2EFEsHCAN HOUSE.
G.. Il. Cherry, d Son. Projectors,

South side of the Bridge. Plymouth. Ind.
The American property has been considers
bly, improved. aud the rooms Of HE House re-
furnished and clcansod, ard the traveller viii
find it comfortable and welcome home during
his solnurn. The prOprIetors will spare 40
paths in furnishing their guests every possible
convenience and comfort, and with their large
and comfortable Barns ON the premises, they
are prepared to take cood.care OF horses, sc.
The American is the regular Laporte Stage
stand, and travellers may be accommodated
with the means of conveyance in any direction
they may wish to travel, and not be Imposed
upon with exhorbitant high charges. because
they are out from home. and compelled TO pay
thern, is often the case III many places.
June 81, 1855. limb.
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State o. Indiana:
Marshall county, SIS:

In the Marshall Circuit Court, august
term 1888.
Elizabeth Ringle,
Adam Rnelc.
DE j., known that on this 18th DAY Of JlGe
) 800 the complainaut in the above en-
titled cause, by Corbin, Ter attorney, fled IN
my Office her complaint in this behalf, also the
affidavit of disiutcrested 7, Ison, showing iha Z
stil defendant is a non resident Of the Stale OF
Inliana.
The said defendant Adam Ringle Is there
lore hereby notified Oft the fling and pcadency
of said complaint, and ihat unless he appear aud
plead answer or denim thereto on or before the
calling Of said cause at die next term II .he
Marshall circuit court, 20 Ice holden At ile court
house iii Plymouth. In said county, on d sec.
ond Monday in August next the SANG, IS 60
him, will be taken confessed. and VII BE
heard and determined in his absence.
Attest: q. C9GBALEY, clerk.
Corbin. Any. for plsh.
Jane 81 1879. I43.
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Hurrah for the FarmersI

a List Of EctfcrS remaining in the
Post Office at Plymouth July LIST 1865:
Armstrong w J * A Johnson John
Andrews Susan Jennings Geo n
Bailey & Co r r Con LOOMS (cooper)
tractors Mann Frederick
Beegler George Cham VI rtin
ClemanS Samuel PeTshing d r
Corners Michael Rover Joseph
Carr Daniel ElIezanderSichey q ilbert
Deem Jacob SlaytOr John y
Devery Charles Sache Theodore u D
Ford Margaret Ann Shreeve James
Fisher Fabat Stephens F
Hert Jesse Thurston Cesge 4
HuddleSton James : TrieSdell isaac b
Hazard David Whitaker John
larneT Kelly Wet Joseph
WahSburn II d
Persons calling for any OF the above viii
please say cad, eriiSed."
J. F. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., P. NJ.
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STATE OF INDIANA.

MARSHALL COUNTY, $.
In tie NarshaH Great Court, august Term
1855.
John Daolittle,
Divorce.
Catharine Doolittle.N
BE it known that on The 18Th day OF
June 1898, the complainant in the FOREGOING
entitled cause Glel his complaint IN my Office
against said de cndant FOR divorce. also al ii c
same time the tIilavit of di>iutereSted per
son, from which il appears that sai1 defendant
is non resident OF the State of Indiana.
The SAID defendant, Catharine Dooh;tle. Is
hereby notified OF the filing and tendency OF
said complaint as Aforesaid, and that unless
she appear and plead, answer or delnur thereto
on or before the calling of this cause at the
next term OF the Marshall circuit court TO he
held at the court house in Plymouth il said
county, on the second Monday in August next
the matters and things therein contained VIII
be taken as confessed. and Tlll be deternln-
ed III her absence.
Attest: - r. CORBALEY clerk.
PE Il. &. -Corbaley dep.
Hodges & Porter plllIs. attys,
June Ii, 1855. 1873
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NO T ICE.

rGNAKEN Up by Amassa Green, living in
j Railroad township, Starke county, Indi
ana, one dark chestnut sorrel Horse, with
star in the forehead, white hind feet. No 9th
er marks perceivable supposed 10 be or 9
years old. / 3 or 10 hands high, Appraised az
500 by jeremiah Stephenson, Grim Daner and
Samuel Clark, three DISTINGUISHED persons liy-
ing i'll said township.
CIIAS. HUMPHREYS, elk.
June %, 1855. 1873.
Plymouth weekly banner. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1856, 1855-07-19
I Must have il.

THE little amounts due me for Cabi
= net work, Collins &c, must be settled in
some way, either by cash or note within very
short time--of the accounts of those indebted
will be found in the hands o. Esq. smith for
the quickest and shortest way OF collection.
s L. A. JOSEPH.
May IL, 1865 - eff
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Receipts.
S4,2I3 81


There have been County orders issued since
the first day of Juae 1851, until the 3lSt day
Of May 1919 inclusive, numbering from one to
five hundred and twenty-f five, for TIE follow
ing objects, to wit:
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ANIMAL EINEEEERET

II NHE County Auditor submits to the Board
\ of Commissioners of Marshall county the
following report of Receipts and expenditures,
on account of said county for the financial
year ending May 81, 1855:
Receipts.
There have been received at the county irea-
sury since June settlement, 1854, as follows:
For delqt. tax as per August settle
ment 1851, 5 f6l 90
For revenue oflS5i as found on set
Element, April II, 1855, 4,002 -
For jury and docket fees, : 50
For county properly, s. o.
For taxes paid IN Al State Treasury, So
Total receipts, S4,2I3 81
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List of Ind. Free Banks as Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Bank OF Indiana. Michigan City.
Rockville bank Rockville.
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse.
do Elkhart Elkhat.
do Rockville, Rockville.
do Goshen, Goshen.
DO Mt. Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
DO Salem, Salem.
do The Capitol. Indianapolis.
do Warsaw, Warsaw.
do Monticello, Monticello.
do Paoli, Paoli.
Canal bank OF Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, Indianapolis.
Fayette county hank, Connersyille.
Farmers bank, WeStfeld.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
HooSier bank, LoganSport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock bank, Laporte.
Kentucky Stock bank Columbus.
Huntington county bank. Huntington.
Lagrange bank. Lima.
Merchants x Mechanics bark, New Albany.
n. York & Virginia State stock bk, Evansville
Prairie City Bark. i'efte Raute.
Southern bank. TeFre IIaute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Savings bank of Indiana ConnerSyille.
Traders bank, Indianapolis.
Indian Reserve bank, Kokomo.
lJFor the future we shall omit those that
are not current, as there are about as many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops TO issue them.
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Total Indeh'edness, S5,756 As
All OF which as respect ully submitted.
II. MCDONALD, y. NJ. C.
June ist. A. d. 1855.
Examined anil approved by the Board, June
9Th 1885.
DAVID vANvACToR, }
s. G. GORDON, Comr's.
JACOB V.N OH, OCK

would remark in relation TO the indebted
ness OF the county, that several items of ex-
pense are unusually large. The expense OF
jurors, poor and criminals, amoantto the enor-
nous sum Of 3 400 ~. The purchase OF a
tract OF land for 4 Poor Farm, has increased the
Indebtedness of the county $500. The de-
linqaent county Revenue runs up to the uu
precedented amount OF s. 500. In addition
to this, the county owns $3.50 in tie stock OF
the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Were
these amounts available, they wouil reduce
the indebtedfessetthe.c county about one'nssc
In order to pay OF he indebtedness and The
currentexperses, the per cent for county pur-
poses will have 10 be slightly increased over
what it was last year, which will be cheerful
ly paid by the greater portion Of those who are
not delinquent. -
T. MCDONALD, AN
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TAKEN UP by Jacob senG Of

TAKEN UP by Jacob Srnff OF
Frsnklin Township, MARSHALL county, Ind.
on the'rlth day OF June 1855 one estray mare,
supposed to be six years old dark dapple
bay, about Is hands high, black name Il tail.
black legs below the knees. both hind ieet
white to the pastern joints, star in her fore
head. few grey hairs on her back made by
the saddle, carries hef name on the near side,
natural trotter. No other marks perce.vae1e
appraised at 500 by John B. Kitch AID A. B.
Ellis, before Thomas Franklin, Justice.
Attest: z. C0RBALEY. clerk.
July 8, 1855. 1913. ;
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Died u. Blrnard
rs
GORGE ~. Rarnsev.

rs
G-orce ~. Rarnsev Foreclosures.
Hulger HglverSou.
The plaintiff in the above entitled cause this
day HE'D his complaint for soreclos re OF mort
gage also an affidavit showing that George II.
Ramsey, one Of said defendants, is non-rAsi-
dent ot the State of Indiana.
Tie said defendant. George II. Ramsey. ia
therefore hereby notified of the fling and zen
dency OF said complaint, and that unless he an
pear and plead, answer or demur thereto ou
or before the calling Of said cause at tho ncxt
term 81 the Marshall Common Please cort =,
be holden at the CDart uon<e IN Plymouth. in
SAID county, on the Third Monday OF July next
the same as TO him viii be taken as confessed
and heard aud determined IN HI. absence.
Attest, RICHARD CORBALEY, CHI.
Hodges & Porter Plif Airy.
Plymouth, Ind, June 4ih, 1885 1917
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,W. "A. EERRsE.ED,
ATTORNEY Councillor at Law, and Real Estats
Agent, LAP0RTE. INDIANA.

selling, and renting OF real estate, examine
ton OF Titles, &c. llyI
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BRING THEM ON
Inhalation for diseased Lungs.

The mode OF inhalation, for diseased lungs
and throat. Tecomme nded by DR.. Curtis in his
advertisement, strikes Us as the time one. 1t
is now generally admitted by our best phySi
clans, that local difficulties can only be sue
ceSsfully treated by local applications This
practice has been pursued from the first with
respect to external inflammation and corrosionS,
and we see not why diseases o! tie throat and
lungs may not be treated in the same manner;
we believe they may. In this variable climate
of ours, wler lung and throat complaints have
become so prevalent and fife. we earnestly
recommend to the public, ard to the Vicied
especially, TO avail themselves of Or. CurtS'2
remedy. Zone who has tried it, See adver-
tiSement in this ia 1er.
CAurIoS.-Dr CaTiis Hygeana is tie origin
al and only genuine article l5m2
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Notice Of Distribution.

Notice Of Distribution.
NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs of
K T--sNnariair AEuSrfy dc sd, That eeid
has been finally settled, and the money for
distribution is paid into court for distribution.
The said heirs are notified to appear on the
first day of the next term of the Marshall COM
mon pleas court. TO be held at The court house
in Plymouth on the third Monday in July 1850,
10 prove their heir hip. and receive their DIS
tnbutiye shares.
Attest: X. CORBALEY, clerk.
July >, 1855. 1913.
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~ OIlCEls hereby given that have been
n. eppoated Administrative of the estate OF
hugh Bs~a-ast, lac OF MARSHALL coun,v. d.
ceased; and al >rsssens indeb Ell 10 said es.
la'e are requested 20 nst>inrred;ate psvueps
! ne said estate is proba ly sol~snt.
June I, 1855 is5s
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AssGey.-C. S. TlBBirs Esq, is our au-
thorized Agent 10 receive subscriptions and
money due US, in Starke county. If.
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SPECEAL NO TEgE3,
COUNTY officers.

RICHARD CORBALEY CLERK.
JOHNSON BR0WNLEE, Recorder,
JOSEPH EVANS, Treasurer,
JOHN L, THOMPSON, Sheriff,
THOMAS. MCDONALD, Auditor,
OLIVER ", NORRIS. Surveyor:
J, F, VANVALKENBi RG, p, NJ.
SAM l. Nc DONALD, Swamp Land Com'r.
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ADMINS RATION.

n Office is hereby given that tie under
" signed has taken out letters of admin
iStrat'on on the estate o. Abraham Miller, de-
ceased. All persons indebted to said estate
are required to MAKE immediate payment, and
those having claims are requested 10 pTeses
them according to law for settlement. SAID
estate IS probably solvent.
JACOB II MILLER, admir-.
Plymouth. June (, 1879. 1913
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State OF Indiana,
MARSHALL County, IS:
Marshall Common Pleas Court. yuiy
term, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-20

We published in yesterdays Herald a summary Of
Mexican news with dates from Vera Cruz to the sth Of
August. We have since received tiles OF journals
from the capital up to the 3lst of July but We DO not
find in them anything Of Importance.
Mr. VIM. George Stewart has submitted a proposition
connect all the ports Of The country with the city OF
Mexico by means Of electric telegraph.
We subjon the following correspondence OF the Daily
Della OF New Orleans
VERA Cnrz, Aug. g. 1888.
The community Is amused each day--T may say each
hour--with " rumors confounded' Even YANKEE
guessing cannot be relied on' reckoning Is out of In.
question except where applied to the plumber which
passes into santa Anna pockets and those hs sat1
bfes One thing certain .ho Palace Il beidered and
one can penetrate what Is doing within, If anythlnr
You may rest assured there i disagreement letvo
the President and Ministerrepor 20 that effect 4, n
blind 10 nislead the pubc-ibev hold together s-rni,
and viii only dissolve coisTtnessidp when th,re Il a.,
more hope, or when drivCa OF.
Arrests Of suspected persons ara made az Tho rate -
SIXTY g. eighty daily anu all The place. Of confrcn.
afe fulL Among the prisone-s two Americana H.
journal speats 81 srss c?E ll-sy 1sSofescJ and n,