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WooD's REsroRATlvE.-We would call attention to
Woods advertisement in another column. This re-
storaIiye is one Of the best preparations for the hair
that has ever been offered to the public If the d
rections are accurately followed it will effect all
which the advertiser promises. 1t has been tested
several years, and with the most complete success
Certificates from respectable and well-known citi-
zens III Missouri and Illinois fully vouch for the
traordinary qualities of the restorative Those who
giveit fair trial will attest its excellence.
IL Journey I'll Republican.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

yNTINDOW GLASS-A general assortment COM
w prising all sizes, for sale by
fe5tS w. II. C. HUDGTNS.
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WHITE LEAD, Putty, Paints, Oils, ETC., land
Wv ing and for sale by
feh;S w. II. c.. HUDGINS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

DbWDER, SHOT AND. LEAD.-Just received
l. and for sale BY w. H. C. HUDGINS,
fet,IS On the Levee.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18
Candidates for District Judge.

Candidates for District Judge.
l. We are authorised to announce ROLAND
JONES as candidate for the Office of Judge Of the
judicial District of the State Of Louisiana com
prislng the parishes of Caddo and DeSoto, at the
regular election in April next. n
I've are authorised to announce DAVID Ores
WE'LL. Esq, as candidate for the office of Judge
81 the Eighteenth Judicial District Court.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1857-02-18

"ARDWARE-Ane extensive assortment Of Hard.
4 a. ware, just received and folSsale by
feb1S W. H. C. HUDGINS.
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I-- To. D. DaLE q %. 5
Banking, Exchange 4 Collecting Agency.
Market street, opposite the Post-otce, Shreveport.
ITAGHANGE bought and sold the principal
A. cities in the United States.
Time and sight drafts bought, sold and collected
Cncurrent Money bought and sold.
Cash advanced Cotton and other produce for
shipment.
Money received on deposit, payable on Demand
Interest allowed on time deposites.
Money loaned on mortgage on real estate. Claims
oevery description collected, settled compromised,
and funds RENTED promptly in bank checks
Real estate bought, sold and rented.
nrpnI ST. 1V
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

AYHEREAS ep the 2Sth day uf August. A u. $50
w Fiieieri,L itolie AMI Eliza Bots his lie, and
hiri-s kckhari and Christine kskharut his ~itv,
executed unto Aus n Cor bin a. Trnstsa. &c ta,n
deed Of Trust Conveying TO said ust the land III
scat Goauty. Iowa, descr,b d n follows, {" Wit A
parcel vi land purchased BY said rsntor. Oh thu 18Th
dsy " aIrh. D. 1854, u Philip and Mary Balsn-
ger, and ~h.ch Is dess,tbsd follows ispiunbg eu
the North We corner Of land conveyed b. nai.t,i
Mnrr To - kuhl. thencr Sui h 20 East. aicn SAID
kuh's west iue, four bundled Nv Give ai.d la Z
(Ai2 fret. 10 the Mississippi River thence With the
Iiea.,.er Of SAID river. Sau'h 1Se wet one hundred
ana eight lipsl feet, tn, ne" North zoo, Wrsi f.Gr
bundled twelve and half az Ia feet, the south
side OF the roa ieadrg irvm the tiiy OF Davenport
to Rockingham aud n. hundred aud ,ieli Ilosl feet
from place Vi l.. gaming, III, n.rihs'Nh piscc Of
be. innnE. one hundred and tight lUSl tt,. Which
sAtd cnnysysn,e WINS made ~ III FfTdetieh sn''
Ehsa lite, aud Charles AMI lris,inc EekhsIat tor
thr purpose Of securing the psynr u certain
pr.ni soiy rot~ and the inttitt thereon sign.l Nv
sad fr.ederieh b. lie ard 81 lar - fckhsrdt dated
the 2ssa day Of August, A y, 1855 snd PAYABLE IN
months at es dale, 10 t6e oft.e OF ~ G0 tiLg. Az
now sad cote having peselae due AM Ieyrh'e aud
the said boie and Eckhnru navisp fait ~ psy TIE
ZANE Austin Lostin Trustee Afr, saia, do hei b.
give this pubic notice that iy yirus II the power
which il VESTED by sa,d drei ~ Trust
I viii ON Saturday tn roth Jay ~ lime, A
D. lSs7, at the hour of two O'Clock In tn afternoon
OF vail day al the Cour. Ho, sc d.or IN the
CITY OF DawnIprt, expose sh offer for -sl'
at pGblic sucirn. The pATc.1 u land shove de-
scrih.d much thu reof a. shall he SUMO IT t.
safety and IN, amount 81 said ncte wi'h te ~,
terest til 10 the day Of sale, together wrh the
cost and att. ndng said ssit Of this
and Trustee tess Upon the compb ten cf ,uch
sale dred vi b. given ,ncs vi the d, D.
ulAt ion ~ said Deed OF Ttust
Dated III" I'D day Of M,y, u. 1857
AUSTIN 1oKBrN.
Msy.tits Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
Trustee's Naie.

VXTHEREAS on the 2sd day OF March, A. D. 's5 6
w v h, i'm Abr oht and c att cline abr, chit bis
wife executed ul Austin Cusbn ~ Trnsiec, . Ger
tSin drtd OF Tru. conveying saii rastcr ihr
land in Scott COUNT. Iowa. ., scrs a ,Iov,, "
Wit fhe North Hast quarter Of the Sou West
quarter u lection nun her tweIy COZ In tlwnsb,p
num er lightly so North a. hangs numb .oIr ~
East and the south East quarter ~ the south East
quarter otthc section number twenty (!0) IN town
ship number eighty tso) kor,h OF ksnge mum E
The sad Wilhelm AID Cathcr.ne ANY chit, for the
MISERY mote end ihe- iuseresa thr,em s,gned by
A u, ts5s FIR t,ve hundred ana my DO lars pssa-
BIZ year after date, 10 The order III Piuinme r.
~ Linn indor,ed to h & Cutie y, the present
holder.
Aud now said note having 'cume due and pasa-
bic and the said wilhelm Altre,ht hsyirg failed
to pay the same, Austin Cotpln, Trustee Af~te-
sad 10 hereby give this public notice, thAi by virtue
OF the ps~er winch u in me vetst by sA,d deed Of
Trust. will, 9A Saturi lay the 20ih day Of June, A.
ID 1887, ~ the hcar Of O'Clock Ia the sfpr Of
laid day, NJ the Oouft House door The Gay Of Da
vnport. expose aud oer for SALE, At pablo aus
~ the .ilxhest bidder for car h. the paice and
above described, mich IT, reof 81 all be sum
Gent to satisfy AMI pay the amuunt Of said note
with the interest there 10 the day VI sa, t,e,hcr
with tie costs and expenses attending said saef ths
a t,cc and Trus ers Tres. Upon the conipicsion OF
such deed will he givsn 10 accor ance with tho
stipulation OF sssd ~ e3 Of Trn.t
Dated the 25rd day ot Nay, 4. y. 1857,
may27dts AUSTIN coRniN. Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

SGAEEEFELE.E, BROS. 4 co,
IMPORTERS AND DEALnRs IN
DRUGS, PAiNfS, OlIIs, PBRFUMRRY,
Ac.. &C,
10 WILLIAM STREET. cor Beskmsn, Hev York.
INVITE tins attention Of tie TRADE 70 THU large
i and varied steck u Drugs, Pa.nts Oils Ferspnsry
&c n addition 10 their s.sclsr fmportatons 81
Staple Druss they also receiving drcCa fF0n In
sources prodnctiop and manufacture, supplies oil
Tooth, Hair md Nall Brushes. Bynsrs, Oorks, Nor
tsrs, Sponges, French and English PerfuEsry, In
ofBs 1xYscts, And many ether articles usually en-.
sced III DrugGsts stocks, which they are also -
sbed to ofier OH The most sdyantageous terms.
Orders stther In person o. ~ mail, VEL rscslvs
pIompt attention. AuG4d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
Independent Telegraph Line,

which Is u-ea exclusively for the GOVERNMENT Of
traias tnenSy hctea'ing the faculty. and reliability
Of thu Route.
ei't pnrth'se your tickets via Joliet Cut-of,
AMI SAVE m MY ana t.m'
CIV FAVOR, g nSoWl
iFhihs AGENT Sdl'tJoiel Div'n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

Dcssl zines kiyer Land Tor sale
L.l.t.D DEP.lRTME.ST.
DesMoines Riper NuvigGtson and X %.
OTTyNwA. Iowa. Apru II, 1855.
TIVE undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
Once Ii Low open for the sale Of these valuable
AID They will be sold long credit, AEc " lots "
It'll means and wishes Of purchasers.
Anyfurthef informasien desired In relation to thosr
as Will bc fnEuished application ~ this of1ce
mail or otherwise. GEO. y. PBRKIE6,
(may1bdtO Lspd Commissioner.
LAND.OE1 ARSMEI.
faa# No. Dies AOIuGs GAssoAII0U o..
Nm the sixteapth dAy Of June. next, The ofice b
removed from this place " Fort Dss MONIES. ..sLfr
Thsss iauds will b soid On long crec4ts. and y
lots to SUIT the neane and wishes Of purchasera.
GEO. Il. PERKINS.
- Land Couuiseione
Ottumwu = 6vSs2 50 III sv27 cswt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09

NTIlEREAS on the sOth day Of October. u
w 1855, Alexander Wells and Julia Ann Wells
his wife 'xrcuted unto Austta Gorbin A. Trustee a
certain deed of Trust convey 10 said Trustee the
land IN 6cot County, Iowa, described j. follows. 10
wit The East hair pf he North East quarter % sec
ton humber eleven IL township number seventy
min f7s) North, OF ksire number Two () East Of the
oth which said conveyance wAs made ~ u. Asid
Alexander and Julia Aun Wells, Ter III. purros. 81
SECURING the pay m mt OF sests proulssory notes
and the Interest thereon signed BY said Alexander
Vets datei tho soth dfy ~ oct,br, A u, 1885, one
ior Tn do as aid hfey GENTS, the second for Tween
ty-s"vtn collar, ixh pay ADJ. six mouths after date
~ the order II William J. " heeer. Ant new sail
nntss having besomr du" and payable and the said
Alexander Vets having fsiieI 10 pay the same,
Austin Curbin Trustee As aforesaid, do hereby give
this public n.tier ihatty virtue ~ The power winch
Is IN me sestd by ssit deed Of Trust, VIII on SAT
urday the .0ih day Of June, D. 1857. at the hour
- O'Clock IN the afternoon Of sad day at the Court
HOUSE door in The city of Davenport. .sp,sc and Of
fer for SALE at public auction TO The bghest bidder IN
car Ia, the parcel Of land above descr bed much
thereof IS shah be Sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount of said notes with the interest theron thu
day of sal; tog Their With tbs costs and sxpnses
tending said sAle, q this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion ~ such sale deed VIII BE-
10 dance with thu stipulation Of said Dc ed
Of Trust.
Dated The 2sd day Of Nay, A u, 1851.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
Msv2SNs trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
DINING SALOON

- ARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGRNTs-RxPERI
1AENCkD Csnvsss.ng Aecnts wanted In I'll peyte
Of the country for the "Comprehsnsive CeoersShy
md History Hneient and kodrrnl Of the wies
p@id. Hps Dc esslIa4 $50 % - proGhs nuHs
~ 3 q 066bhIcH. (P~fer PafisS.) EleRsnvIy 6ound
and beautifully iluseraied. PIics -. Sold only By
AGENTS TO whom specisi dissscts Vii be given Ap-
plicsnis should stat What oeunttss th~y would w.
yof EaitieulssS spply 70 y ~
J. n. COLON 4 CO.,
Scn.Ifw " wnness .trsss, n =. -
AT Acres Pine Timber Lana Ier sale
rUNHE subscriber win ell valuable trsca 81 heavy
4 Timber LAID Of $40 acres In wisconsin, situated
near IT. Croix Pas, on Welt River, ed ruAnlag
back on email Lake, bring the section line
The Hudson Lake Superior Railroad VIII pass along
side Of II, II not through II; IL VI The Dost bes1-
ufu oe ~tops IN the West; . village IL sprlnging
up In the immediate vicinty, and the land viii DO
well u lay out In village lots. 0aw NM " beiaG
erteted on this beautiful stream within eW rods Of
this isnd the Atoye land d very cheap II go per
acre Also l07 acres Pine Timber Land Of The frat
fnslity. on the bsnks Of TIN Chippeway, SbeYe tho
logs can b. easily noAtrd down into the Mississippi
10 market. Jhs UDOvs Wspeyty VIII b. I'D ~ barr
gain; said land Is free and clear from iii incumbr.
eoaa. Terms ~. ~ further poe1nlars euao1ss
Of the subseribSr. No. LsCiaire Row.
seclsdtf L. L. H0LCOhB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
-REMOVAL.
.NtlSOsp,S .De1ref,.aS Store

REMOVAL.
NtlsOss's .JcsUeSs.y Store.
Brady street, Above Post Oaics.
WE would tender uur erAte-
w ltHs- ech Dsysviv4G nent- TO-
the public Af thar liberal pat I~s1AE
ronAsc sincs our sopH,en .-nun,
N business Having removed
into q larger tnd more comm dious store secout
isDr ebosu oar ormer location, We would solicit -
Inspection OF our stock Of
Watches, Cuoolk0.
.JesCel1'y, Nitrer-srsre an.
Fancy Goods,
which Is Dow the largest and most fsshiosa able
.ity. We are constantly Ia receipt Of 0ouds ~
press, AMI viii Always hsvs TIE newest styles 10
had ia the eastern markets. Oar motto is IN
R.6J NELSON.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct ~ !see-dtS e7J
PRIU.fTE TUITION:
1--WE Reverend sseo. 4. Stseet, Rector OF Belyns
Jackson County Iowa, VIII receive into lis fan
" a very limited huulbrr OF young gentlemen, 4
! board AMI educate with hts sous
Musk, with the use of d Piano, French and Draw
ts ane Incl s,iesl in tie Cour-a Of INST ruction
| feilyU Is ieaibiY situated, and, beng on III,
river Is easily aceessb,, from an parts both OF lows
| and Illinois.
Terms MoDxRATE.
nee, tby special I,esmi on
The Right Rev. Bishop Lac, Davenport
Rev Aifrei LpuieIbAck,
ESscezeT Cock, Esq,
Hen. j. p Cook,
CJl Jno u. Evans,
Joseph 5. simpson ESQ.,,
April 10, 1896 diy.
l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
Chicago Alton / 81. Louis Il. X.
- . $500 4; $780,
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Ar snnv.s n

OsAASss9O = AO Sic AsON1Se
rasas Isaes OAicayo for st. LOWS and tu:ercs< .
daafs pt0css.
Accomcusticn Train, tsuntsy's .xceptsd) 9S0A 4
Express Tram, (oasnIday's esceptcd) lli0PM
'rdssss Isace ~. Louis J,r OAscogo aud .sssesuss
dtote ,,sdces.
Accommodation Tram, (suuday's excepted, OOA =
Axpress Tram (sAsurdsys sxcsp:sd) SSop \
Tfains run directly throagh, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet. Bioom-
!ngton, Springfield. Csrluyile and Alton.
wirrans run on this rosd make direct connections
th Joliet Gut on and Michigan Central Railroad ht
Josiet, Masking this the Shortest quicset and most
liable routc between 81 Louis and New OK Boslon
Phiiadciphia, AID the Last.
With ILLINOIS Central n. Il ~ blooming ton for La
esle, Mendola and Cairo.
I'm q rsst Western VI Aliisols ct sprinsnsd. for
Ioecatr- and Naples. -
With ALI Ihe Rail- osis diversns from Chicago
with 6aily line OF Packets at 81 Louis for Keosu.
New Orleans, and Missouri River
Through fieArts IL. ali places m-s toned above car
be procured =. IL t.s p4inpal u ~. orces IN Ii,
United States, and st be o0css
In e., Louis II OhcAso
soos OF " esIi.4s'oA- Az % DEARBORN street, oppo
enae, On Leves. site Treraon, House
AouDf. MORGAN, ~, sup,.
Bloomington, jan. =. 1886. iebipdti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-09
II. +. MITCHELL, Agent,

Tos the fbiowtng will kbos n Companies:
STAR INSURANCE.
o. osdensbureh, NY fspitai elso,ooo.
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE ms. 90.
OF Springfield. Capital eiO0, 600.
OFFICE one door north Of Post Once over faliman,
Powers D Mclean's Bank. Davenport. fcoSdtf
II CARD.
TsnR Sndsrslensd hsvirg ssd bis stock aAd bosI-
i ness interest in the Hat Store, No. LeCsirs
Row, to b. p. 5rainard / Co., would recommend
thsm TO bissfiends and esrtomeSs.
April 23th 1867. A. GREEN.
B. F. BARNARD %. vii consinuo the Hat
and Cap busa.ess In III its branchss ct the sane
plae@. They ere nov rec iving new ktock Of -.
sonable good witch win b. sold law for cash.
share q the public patronage u solicited.
April 2edtf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31

1t has been asserted that lunacy is on the in
crease in the United States in consequence of the
increased activity of the national mind, which re-
sulst from the indvdualizing tendency of our free
institutions. The London Quarterly Review how
ever, publishes some Consoling statistics going to
show that mental ruin springs rather from mental
torpidity than from mental stimulation Among
other proofs, 1t compares the proportion of luna
tics TO the population in the rural and the mann.
featuring districts. Sir A. Halliday, saws the Re-
view, who worked out this interesting problem in
lS2S, selected as his twelve non-agricutural coun
ties-Cornwall, Cheshire. Derby. Durham. Glop.
cester, Lancaster, Northumberland, Stafford, Som
"rset, York West Riding) and Warwick. which
contained population at that time of l. lq7 1914 and
total number Of 1910 insane persons or to every
100. His twelve agricultural counties were Bed
fora, Berskshire, Bucks, Cambridge. Hereford Lin
coin, Norfolk, Northampton, Oxford, Rutland, Suf
folk, and WILTSHIRE total population of which were
2,ol2,919 and the total number of insane rsrson-
2526--a proportion of lunatc to every so insane
Another significant fact elected was, that whilst
In the manufacturing counties the IDIOTS were CON
siderably less than the unatics in the rural coun
ties the idiots were 70 the fanatics as seyeyep
10 five! Thus the Hodges of England SAWS the
Review, who know nothing of the march Of
intellect, who are entirely guiltless of snac-
nlations of any kind, contribute far NOR. in
mates to the public lunatic sylums than the toil
worn aTtizans Of Manchester OF Liyerpool. wholly.
In the great eye of the world, aud keen stan with
the march OF civilization, even if they DO Lut hiring
up its rear. IsoattOn is greater cause Of psot NJ
ruin than 0Qgregdtt0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31
DIED,

Yesterday morning, of consumption, Miss SID
SEl HOYT, aged 40 years.
The members oil her Church, and her friends IN
general are requested toattend her funeral from the
residence of MIR James LuXford corner of 5th aud
Grace streets, at O'Clock this morning.
On yesterday, at ten minutes past o'clock. 2. VI.
BENJAMIN j., infant of Benjamin W. and
Mary Ann Figg, aged ten months and % days
His funeral will take place from his fathers resi-
dencr, on Nenabte street. between 18th and 18th, on
this (FRlDAI) afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. The friends
and acquaintance of the family invited to attend
without further notice.
Dearest Benny thou hast left u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But It's God who hast bcreft US
He can all our sOrrows heal.
Yet, again, We hope to meet thee.
When:this day of life is fled;
Then i'll Heaven, with JOY we'll geret thee, FY
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Yesterday afternoon. AT o'clock WINTON TOWN
SEND, son Of Joseph j. and Mary A. English, aged
| year and 23 days.
His funeral will take place at his fathers residence
on Church HILL this FkIDAY) evening at ( O'Clock.
The friends and acquantances of the family
spectiuliy invited 10 attend without further notice.
Farewell, little Winton, thou art gone,
Forever from my sight;
Shall no more thy face behold,
SO cheerful and 50 bright"
And is that sweet voice forever hushed
On earth loved sO dear,
Tho oft think | heard it move,
Still thrObbing i'll my ear"
On the 10th July, in Charlottesville, Mrs. PATSEY
J. TAYLOR eldest daughter Of Col. Thomas j. Ran
dolph and wife of John C. X. Taylor. Esq
On the 23th Of July at EdgehiIl in the county Of
Albenlarle, Mrs CARiANN y. RUFFlN, second
daughter Of Col. Thomas J. Randolph and wife of
Frank q. Kufin, Esq
Yesterday morning, July 80, at o'clock, SARAH
ROBERTS, wife OF A. Roberts, leaving u husband
and one child.
ing ata O'clock from her late residence in Rockets.
The friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-31
Censuring n Class for the Faults of
an Individual.

Under this head, 3 Philadelphia journal refers to
the disposition TO make the clergy of the whole
country accountable for the moral delinquencies of
individuals of their order. Considering the thou
sands Of this profession In the United States, and
the temptations the office hold out TO designing by
pocrtes, it is wonder, not that few rogues creep
into the pulpit but that the number is not great
er. with the clergy rs individuals" continues
our contemporary, I'VE have nothing to do, nor
shall we make ourselves the advocates of clergy
men of any particular sect. But all the clergy.
a bodythe collective clergy, that is of all reli-
gious denominations, We avow ourselves the
friends. And are their friends, because We
know how inestimable morals and love of
order are to the welbeing of tho State, and
because ii is impossible to ignore the infiu-
ence of the clergy in maintaining private virtue
and in teaching people to be law-abiding. Every
church is a centre of light We care not what the
peculiar doctrinal dogmas may be, which are there
set forth, the neighhOrhood is the better for the
presence Of that church aud for the exertons Gifts
clergyman Nobody ever knew village to grow
worse in consequence of Il religious congregation
in its midst On the contrary, the most fair and
candid minds confess, that without churches, civil
ization must retrograde, immortality sap the very
life Of society," lawlessncss and anarchy return.
"A class of men, beneficial to the common
wealth, deserve something better than to be fol-
lowed with hue and cry, whenever a rascal is de-
tected in it's midst There have been villains in the
editorial profession, at the bar, among merchants
and in the ranks Of medicine; but does it follow
that all journalists, all lawyers all traders all doc
tors, are request Let US be just to the clergy
When we hear of ahypocrite in the pulpit, let us
recall the scores of good men, filling the pastoral
Office, whom all of us have known--men who were
foremost to relieve the poor, to copsoie the sick
to administer the last sad offices to the dying to
"go about doing good" The world al full of quiet,
unpretending clergymen of this description; they
constitute indeed vast majority of their class
andit is the grossest injustice, not to say great
public injury, TO condemn them for the sins of q
few Of their number