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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-12

TIE NEAPoLTAN QUESTION.
brought by the steamer Canada state that the
advice OF the emperor of Russia to King Ferdi-
nand was that he should change some of his
Ministers, and place Prince Satuano at the head
of the Government. While warning him a
gainst the ll.will OF England, the Emperor is
further represented as having recommended the
King to trust to the moderation of the Emperor
of the French, and TO accept him as mediator.
The Austrian Gazette has received commu-
nication from Naples to the effect that King
ferdinand to show his coucliatory disposition
will not recaaHps Representatives in Paris and
London in c9nsequence of the recall of the
French and English Ambassadors in Naples
They will only leave these Capitals in case their
PASSPORTS are sent to them. The only authority
for this statement is the Austrian organ, which
also processes to be able TO say what the de-
mands of the British Government really are
which are considered to be as follows-Flrst, a
change of Ministry; second, abolition OF the
present Police system; and third, general am
nesty
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-12
: OctUUer, II, ISoO.
DUBLIC SALE OF 4 VERY TALUA-
RTE TIP OF TAND UNDERSIGNED in

i BILE TRACT OF LAND.-The undersigned. in
tending to remove elsewhere will offer for sale public
ly on the premises, Tuesdag the lSM day Of 9oc1.
her next If not previously sold in which event due mo-
tce thereof will be gwen, the TRACT of LAND upon
which he resides, lying on the Staunton and Middle
brook Turnpke,-six miles from the former and four
from the latter place,-contaning about THREE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES. 225 acres are cleared
andi cultivation and divided into - fields the bal
ance heavily tmberel with original growth Of supc-
rior size and quality. The Improvements consist of q
large and commodous BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with an Ell attached, and Cellar occupying the en-
tire basement large, substantial and conveniently
arranged BANK BARN, and all other Buildings usu,
ally pertaining to farm with large ORCHARD OF
excellent Fruit There is also near the dwelling very
large and unfailing SPRING of most excellest lime
stone water upon which the dryest causes no
perceptibe diminution, and which keeps Merchant
Mill running winter and summer.
It is quite convenient to Churches Of different de-
nominations, Mills, Blacksmith Shops, &c.
The cleared land, Of which Is is superior Mead
ow and more might easily be made, is very fertile and
productive, well adapted to the growth of clover grass
and the various grains cultivated in the Valley; and
that in timber fully equal in quality to that in eutiva-
ton.
1t is very rarely that farm Of equal value and desi
rableness is found in market Persons wishing TO pur
chase are invited to inspect the premises forhemseves
Nv Post-ofce is Middlebrook Augusta county.
October 15 1856 ANDREW THOMPSON.
"a Rock. Reg copy Ats. and send account toSpec-
tafor Office
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J, B. ANTONE'S
LADIES' FANCY
CTnDE

Now since we've seen, what s.. Nick from afar,
Did bring to children, in his tiny Car,
We now will see what's always kept on hand,
AL r. Antones that well known stand.
To please good children, Antones the man,
And they 10 Dyease him. must do all they can,
For he with trouble and great care,
For them these street things did prepare.
Cav lads and merry maidens
Come listen to my song,
And if you'd like to sing IT,
The tune is "Lucy Long.
Oh take your time. my darlings,
But let that time be soon
And quickly go for what you want
To John B. Antone's Saloon.
You'll always fnG there, when you go,
Whatever's in his line,
And You'll confess it when you do,
His stock is choice and fine.
Oh take your time, my darlings,
But let that time be soon
And if Won cannot go, why SEND
To John 3. Antone'S Saloon.
He keeps the best of Candies,
And every thing that nice
Tn Winter, Cakes and Cordlals,
In Summer, Creams and Ice.
Oh take Your time, my lovehes,
But let your time be soon,
To 90 or send for what you want,
To John 3. Aatone's Saloon
Preserves-the best ofJellies
And Fruits most rich and rare;
Pine Apple, Orange, Lemon,
And Citron-all are there.
oh take YOUR time, my dNTlngs,
And let that time be soon,
For what You want you'll always hnd
At John B. Antone's saloon.
And also for the holidays,
you know they're just at hand,)
He has the best assortment
Of "BoN-DoNs" in the land
Then take your time fair Ladies,
To please your children, soon
Drop in and buy them Christmas Toys,
At Join B. Antone's Saloon.
And what will please the Misses,
And It's to them | sing,
he keeps the sweetest KISSES"
Except-the real thing!
Then take your time, young Gallants,
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
AT John 4. ARt0neS Saloon.
And now word at parting.
'Tis John B. Antoine can make
Yonng Gentlemen and Ladies!
TIE BEST OF "WEDDING CAKE
Oh take your time young Lovers!
But let your tins be soon,
To wed, and buy your Wedding Cake
At John B. Antone'S Saloon!
Stanton Nov <, 1856.
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= ale nE FoITNDRY LAND I'M AUGUS-

kN y
- Ia COUNTY, &c.-The undersigned commits,
sioners acting under decree of Nelson Circuit Court
pronounced at its September term, 1856, in cause
therein depending of Jones & Finney, &c, vs. link,
&C., will on the 29M Of Aouem61, if fair, if not the
next fair day the premises sell to the highest bid
der, TRACT of LAND in the county of Augusta,
containing $50 Acres, about miles from Midway, and
5 miles from Greenville, and adjoining the lands OF
Samuel McGriftn, Johu Brown and John Newton, 1t
being the land devised TO A. j. link by his father Pc
ter link This is said to be valuable land, having on
1t an abundant supply of water. The improvements
consist of good Barn and aolerabe Dwelling House.
with outhouses There is also good Orchard on the
land.
And on the 10TH day Of December, we will ON the
premises sell TO the highest bidder, the FOUNDRY
and its appurenances at the Gulf Ford in the county
of Nelson owned by A. j. link, and having attached
thereto 10 Acres of Land and the following personal
property: Horses, sets of Bench Tools, set OF
Blacksmihs Tools and all said links Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF Six, twelve and eighteen months
credit will be given on the land the purchaser execu
ting bonds with good personal security, and the title
retained till final payment the personal property
credit of six months will be given on all sums OF $40
and upwards; below that sum cash.
RO. \. C0GHILL,
ID. S. G. CABELL, ror,,ns
TE0S WHITEHEAD, 0'N' 49,
WIN. S. LOVING,
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Now York. Sent. 81, lS5G.-6m0s.

s5Ey@ HELMBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU is prepared directly according tt
the Rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry and is the bes
and most active preparation which can be made fol
the cure of Diseases of the Bladder Kidneys Gravel
Dropsv, Weaknesses sc. Read the advertisement IL
another column headed "a Revolutions Certain-Vic
tory is ours
Sant o. 1S5f -1vr
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rsv ALEX'R. HILL, IT
4 No. I27 Main Street, II

TTAS Just received another Case of LADIES' AND
Ill GENTLEAlEN'S BOOTS, SHOES AND GAIT.
ERS manufactured expressly for him by the celebrated
Boot and Shoe Maker of Paris that lleles He has
ture of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes Of
every description He also keeps always on hand the
best of Baltimore Philadelphia and Eastern work, and
thus, with his own manufacture and his imported
work, his assortment will surpass any other house in
this city. He has made an arrangement in Paris to
have shipments of goods made to him every month
SO that he will hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with the best Of and ALL the latest styles of French
Boots and Shoes of every kind He has Shoes In this
case for Ladies that are entirely in this part of the
country and he invites the ladies to call andsce the
as they are something extra.
Richmond Oct 90 1886
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FOR E0VEEBER, 1866.
A GRAND MARYLAND LOTTERT!!
on THE HAVANA PLAN!
CAPITAL PRIZE 800, 900 DOLLARsI
EXTRA CLASS 6,
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Md,
To be drawn Saturday. Nov. 22d. 1856.
IN BALTIMORE, ND. H 3
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.

PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $685., 5O0!l
will be distributed according to the following
SPLENDID SCHENE!
10000 NUMBERS !...l, ITO PRIZES!
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DEDrcrIoS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-11-12

DUELLNe.-Roger A. Pryor, Esq,appearred IL
the Mayors Court yesterday, to answera charge
of accepting challenge from DIR. .. b. tlnne,y
to fight duel, and leaving the city for the
purpose of fighting as aforesaid. Mr., Pryor ex'
pressed his readiness to have the matter at once
investigated but certain engagements OF his conn-
sci required them to ask continuance, and the
Mayor accordingly postponed the matter until
to-day, and Mr.. Pryor gave bail in the sum OF
$4,000 to appear at II o'clock, A. NJ, with Lew
is L. Harvie, Esq, of Amelia, as his security.
Charles Irving, Esq, then appeared to answer
a similar accusation, he having been arrested as
the second of Mr.. Pryor. 1t is due to Mr.. IT.
wing that we should say that as soon as the ON,
Ger called at his hotel, he sent down and asked
him up to his room, and on learning his business
accompanied him to the Mayors office without
hesitation. Mr. Irving also gave bail for his APP
pearance to-day, in the sum ofS3,OCV, with Mr.
Harvie and Mr. Chas. Boswell as his securities
Rich. Dis Of Saturday.
The Dispatch of Monday states that the exam
inatiou was commenced on Saturday and post
poned till Tuesday.
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Western apples are selling higher
than was ever before known at this season O
the year. Sales were made in New York Thu
week at 81 per barrel. Long Island pippin
continue to be put up in that city in large guam
titles for expectation at from So, to IS whel
rolled in papers and packed.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
RGTNIA CONDUCTOR.

VIRGINIA CONDUCTOR
TIME Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance OF
Il Virginia has determined to establish newspaper,
to be published monthly in the city of Richmond in
QuartO form of eight pages, to be called "THE FIR
GINA CONDUCTOR" to be edited by THos j.
EvRys in connection with publishing committee con-
sisting of w 7. Wiley of Morgantown, Rev. John A.
Broadus of the University of Va, and Lucian Minor
of Williamsburg and to be devoted to the advocacy
of the Order of the Sons Temperance the diffusion
of information concerning the Order and the general
progress of the temperance reformation in this and 9TH
err States; and to the defence of our principles 1t is
to be the official organ of communication between the
Grand Division and its officers, and the Subordinate
Divisions and 1t is TO give such space to other matters
as may TO render the journal interesting and
full.
Subscriptions enough have already been obtained,
with the aid guaranteed from the treasury of the Grand
Division to ensure the publication for one year at
least The paper aoIl be published and sent to the
present subscribers for if not other
be added to the list 1t is confidently hoped however
that the list will be greatly ncreased having not
only the names of Sons of Temperance, but of many
friends OF the who have been efficiently engaged
IN promoting Temperance by efforts outside of the Di-
vision room.
The object of this paper is not to make it the
of revenue bu. to bring to BEAR in the State of Vr
ginia in favor of the Temperance reformation that
power which is felt so sensibly in every enterprise Of
modern times-the power of the Press.
All letters in regard to the paper, and all subscrp-
tons thereto TO be sent to Thos j. Evans Richmond
Virginia. Terms which the paper will be furnished
81 per annum, payable in all cases in advance
Subscribers should state distinctly their names ans
and the name Of tie Postofce to rhich they acsA copie
sent.
Richmond Nov ( 1885
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t.ntrt.tfapMENT.l

n e1-e9 neg GJs-5uch Is the testimony
lredrAss IN rszsrG % tbs magic effect oil Ferry
b,vi% Psia Killer. Where oil other inediclhe,
I,.,,.., :,;l..d ie has often sGscted speedy and
,l>,n,ete cure NOV. 0,-z"s'I
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-IIENS
IOI I'D

On THURSDAY evening last Mr.. CASPER KoINER, in
the esd year of his agea respectable citizen OF TINS
county.
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no CARPENTERS AND RAILROAD

i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be received UNI
til the 18th November next, at the Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs for the erection of Building $50 feet
long, 40 feet wide and three stories high, for dining
feet wide and three stories high for Chapel &C. Also
for change in the location of the Railroad leading to
the Springs which will give over half mile of New
Track.
Specifications and plans for the Railroad be seen
at any time at the Springs. Plans and Specifications
for the Buildings can be seen on and after the 9TH Of
November next ut the office of Henry Exal, Architect.
Richmond, and at the Springs and after the 10th
November Persons attending the Springs on the 18th
November for the purpose of bidding for said work
will not be charged for board. Address
ROBT H. M0SBY, President
Montgomery W. Sui. Springs.
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CELLING OFF--SELLiNG OFF--F0R A
- SHORT TIME 0NLY-T0 LEAVE THE PlAoE.
Intending toleave in short time will sell the balance
Of NV DRY GOODS at less han cost. Respectfully
invite the public to call and examine for themselves,
ond they will find that they can save money by buying
of me-. The stock of Dry Goods yet on hand is new,
and the best goods are yet to sell. -,,rue, IL,
Mrs. Smith has yet some nice BoNNETS, which
will be sold at less than the cost, ana mucn Teaow
their value; also large assortment of Silks, Millinery
and Ribbons-all Of which, with variety of other
goods will be sold at much below cost TO close them out
TERMS Cash, on the delivery of the goods; OF
will sell on liberal credit to responsible persons Dy
giving me we'll endorsed negotiable note iof all sums
over SiO' 'l'''' ''N N'' GEORGE W. SMITH.
Stounton Nov g. 1856
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sAM'L SWAN & CO., Managers
10000 TICKETS, 2s0 PRIEST!
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO 1904 200.
will be distributed according to the following
OpTnTN1T STHENEff
Approximation frlZes.
IN SAn mn nm; =,
8, 2sO Prizes amounting TO. ...........S @O4 ,OOt
Whole Tickets $40, HaivesS5, Quarters S21!
CREAT INnIrCEnIENTS TO CIIIRS.


GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
AS by this Scheme one Ticket in every 10 is quar-
anteed to draw S40 we will sell Certificates Of Pdeka-
ges of 10 Tickets at the following rates which is the risk
on them.
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed ac-
crues to the purchaser.
Certificates Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
(" 10 Half ...... 80
" +" 10 Quarter " .....15
1t will be perceived by this plan that for $50 the
purchaser has Certificate of 10 Tickets when if he
buys Tickets he would only get for that sum Wholes,
thus by buying Certificates he has four chances
for the larger Przes-HalSes and Quarter Packages in
proportion.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the mo-
ney to our address for the Tickets ordered receipt
of which they will be forwarded by first mail.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing. .tr
.Sy" Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
ny- Remember that every Prize is drawn, and paya-
bic in ullscihout deduction.
t- All Prizes Of 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawing Prizes the usual time ofthir
ty days, in full without deduction.
Accommodations strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets a'
eitherofice.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates ofPackages of Tick
cts, can be addressed either to
S. SWAN 81 CO., atlanta, Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
November 5, 1885,
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NCHOOL COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
- The annual meeting OF the Board OF School Com
missoners will be held at the Courthouse on Monday
tho 24M inst,-being Court day-at 10 o'clock in the
morning A full meeting is necessary, there will
be important business to transact.
Stauntou, Nov. II, 1856. j. ID. 1MBODEN,
Amer and Wind copy 2ts. Sup't Schools.
mo THE CREDITORS OF GEORGE
ESKRIDGE, DECD.-You are hereby notified
and required to produce your claims against the estate
of said Eskrdge together with the proofs thereof, be-
fore me at my Office in SauntOn on or before the 18th
instant JUN n. HENDREN, Com'r
Nov 10 1S5s-1t
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r AND FOR SALE.-I am authorized by Rev.
IL R. L. Dabney TO sell privately his TRACT OF
LAND near Barterbrook, Augusta county. 1t contains
ll9 Acres of good Limestone Land lying handsomely
and well supplied with Timber. The buildings are a
DWELLING, Kitchen, Smoke-house and Barn, all
new, and built by the owner in the most desirable
manner, for his own residence There is convenient
well of good water near thu house and barn. water at
several other points, and branch which runs through
the land in most seasons There is also snug Mead.
ow, and sufiiciency of Fruit. The land is Of coed
quality, and mostly well grassed. As Rev. Mr. Dab.
ney has removed permanently TO another section and
is anxious to SELL will offer Gerry liberal terms to pur
chasers This tract is unusually convenient 10 mill,
chance for a comfortable home, such rarely offers
to professional man, teacher mechanic small farm
err. HUGH G. GUTHRIE.
Rarterhrnnk Augusta Oct. !. 1S56.-3mos
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My. u. 1s56.-t1Odec.

NOTICE.-The undersigned wishing to make ,
~ change in business, offer to sell ON Thursday, tn
Bristol the largest and most conveniently arranged
Hotel in Western Virginia, immediately at the Termi
nus of the Virginia 4 Tennessee Railroad, point thai
will receive fun patronage from the Road at all times
The Magnolia House possesses advantages over all 9th
er Houses in Bristol it being the only accessible House
in the place
The Hotel is directly opposite the Va. Tenn. R.
R., 40 feet front and running 100 feet back and sto
ries high and within 40 yards of the track with good
water and out-buildings all complete
They will also sell LOTS adjoining the Virginia
Depot, well suited for business of any kind.
The above property if not disposed of privately be-
fore will be sold to the highest bidder, at public
tion in front of the Magnolia House, at IL O'Clock, NJ
on THURSDAY, the 18th day of December next
TERMS One third cash, and the balance in equal
nstalments in one and years, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security
w. C. PECK,
GEO. o. LANGH0RNE,
S. w. HANF0RD.
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DISORDER IN New YoRE.-lt appears from the
subioined extract of a charge delivered by Re
corder Smith, of New York, that there is anoth-
er city beside Baltimore, "a city too under Dem
ocratie rule. and where the police is strong e.
nough to prevent such exhibitions in which riot
and disorder are the accompaniment OF q popu-
lar election. Recorder Smith said
within the present week our city has been
the scene of outrages at the polls, which are
humiliating to us as citizens and disgracetul TO
those having the power to check them, In the
First Ward of this city, and almost within hear
ING of the Office of the Mayor aud Chief OF 70
lice, from the opening to the closing of the polls,
there was one constant scene OF riot and olood-
shed. Respectable citizens, who went peaceful
IL to the polls to deposit their votes were knock
ed down and dragged through the streets, with
out any interference on the part OF the police to
prevent the outrages. Hundreds were driven
from the polls by an organized band OF despera-
does, who openly refused to allow the elector to
deposit a vote. unless it contained the name OF q
certain candidate.
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TOLLECTIONS.-The undersigned having some
time uuoccuped. offer their services in the eollec-
ton or closing of accounts anywhere in the county,
Persons having claims to collect will find them prompt
in making returns They can be found at their Auc-
ton Room at Staunton. -
CUSHING & WATTS,
Auctioneers and General Agents
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THE MARKETS.
cTAUNTON PRICES

STAUNTON PRICES
Coarected for the Spectator By Staples, Martin d Go.
Corn MEAL. .oVcts'
GRAIN,-Wheat, (Red,) Sl.15; White, $l.20. Corn,
56c-Rye 55c.-Oats, 25c
SEEDs,-FlaX, Sl.00.
BurrER,-Firkin, 162Sc.-Roll, 49,
LARD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ............'..l LIZ
BACON, ~
PLAsrER,-Lump, $l2 Ground, 49,
SALT,-Ashton, SSA.-Marshall, SS.G. Alum,-S2h
CATTLE MARKET.-BALTIMoRE,N 0U. I've have
no material change note this week in the figures iol
Beef Cattle There were about 1850 head offered al
the scales yesterday, 80 of which were sold for New
York 80 to the graziers and the balance, 80 head
were taken by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging
from So to 81 % ON the hoof, equal to s6@SS25 net
and averaging S3621S gross A lot Of IL head OF ex
ira Cattle sold at somewhat higher figures than are
named above. The average is slightly higher than
the average on last market day. but the change IS not
material.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A BLACK HElFER, belonging to the subscriber,
below Stauuton. Marks recol,ected-a piece off one
ear, supposed to have been done by dog white on
the TIP of her tail Any information sent to this office
will be thankfully received L. WADDELL.
Siounton Nov u 1856
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY

Nv OINi0D Il,
To be drason IN the city Of atlanta, Georgia, IN
public, on Friday Nocem6er %, 1866, on the
Plan of SINGLE NUMBERS.
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HR, JOHN M. BALDWIN will be found here
after, at night at the residence OF DR.. +. T. Strib
ing During the day he will occupy, as formerly, his
Office Main street.
Stanton, Nov. II, 1886
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ssY~ Purchasers in buying 10 Whole Tickets are
guaranteed Prize of slo-Halves and Quarters II
proportion
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FSTRAYED-Fro the subscriber at Jennings
IL Gap in Augusta county, head of Cattle as fol-
lows four year old Steer of bright red color, with
crop of both ears one slit in right and in left The
other two, which are heers, have the marks
as the steer One of them is four year old, of red
and white color the other three year old, of brown
color, white face and white stripe along the back.
ANY one finding them and giving me information,
me at Jennings Gap, Augusta county, Va.
Nov. IL, 1856. JAS. A. FRAZIER.
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0And what is very remarkable, though blood
ran freely in many wards OF the city, and though
men now lie at the point of death from the
wounds they received on the day OF election,
scarce one of the offenders against the law has
been arrested by any of the police"