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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-02-28

ANSWERING 4 YOUNG LAWYER County
Court was sitting awhile ago, ill, on
the banks Of the Connecticut 1t was not
far from this time Of year-cold weather.
anyhow and a knot of lawyers had collect
ed around the old Franklin, in the bar-room.
The fire blazed, and mugs of flip were pass
ing away without a grOan when in came a
rough, gaunt-looking babe Of the woods :
knapsack on shoulder and staff in hand.
lie looked cold, pcrambuIated the
circle that hemmcd in the fire. as with wall
of brass, looking for chance to warm his
Shlns. Nobody moved, however and, una
BE to sit down for lack of chair he did
the next best thing--leaned against the wall
with tears in his fists and bis eyes doubled
up'-and listened to the discussion on the
proper way Of serving a referee on a war
rantee deed, as if he was the Judge to decide
the matter. Soon he attracted the atten-
ton OF the company, and & young sprig spoke
to him:
8 lou lock like a traveller
Wall, | s'pOse am / came Wisconsin
afoot, 'tany rate
From Wisconsin that is distance to
go on one pair OF legs, | say, did you ever
pass through the lower regions in your
travels p
'Yis, sir he answered, kind of wicked
look stealing over his ugly phzmahogony,
ben through the outskirts
i thought likely. Well, what are the
manners and customs there some of US
would like to know
'O,' says the pilgrim, deliberately, half
shutting his eyes, and drawing round the
corner Of his mouth till the two rows of yell
low stubs, with amass of masticated pig-tai
appeared through the slit in his cheek
you'll find them much the same as in this
region-the la~yers sit nighest The Grep
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

We publish this week, the most full
and reliable report Of the result OF the late
election which has made its appearance in
any Of the papers OF the State. 1t will be
seen that siIiy counties are reported Of,
hcially. Ihuly.one OF them are in this
D.stiet The most Of these official res
turns have been forwarded US by the Chief
Justices OF the respective counties, properly
certified. Had they all responded promptly
to the call made upon then BY us, we
should have been enabled to have published,
week or two earlier, the full vote of the
State. As it is, we shall have to wait the
expiration OF the sixty days. when the
votes viii be counted at Austin, an account
OF which will not reach here before the
l5th OF next month
We return our thanks to those officers
who have complied with our request. II
the Chief Justices would uniformly make
il practice to forward the official vote TO
the nearest paper (aad which would be q
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
DISTRICT COZ Rr.

The D.,'ici Court for Harrison county
commenced on Monday last, Hon joins
GnroG presiding. We take pleasure IL
tsying, ihst the iRsofable Impressions ere,
a.ed IA relation to Judge Gregg, have been
fill, realized. Ito has taken high pos
sition, and gnites IN bis person those adm
rable Prerequisites which ndofn the Judi~
cial station. namely, ability conflesy, aud
decision OF character. But few men 81
his aye, we venture 10 say, possess n
higher order Of iaicileci o. y more thorough
knowledge OF taeir profession, aud while
man'ieslins just sense Of the disnliy dne
the eminent station 10 which be has been
called, his bearing is ieihafka") lfrs nom
anything HE osieniation or DISPLAY lie
Is emphellealiy nsing man anu We pfe>
slcf fbf ann hthI cAA"ef % A'fthttthN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
General intelligence.

Nrw loBK, August 20 -Jscob Linl.
a Go. have again failed Tor abou, S5,>
100000,
The Warren bank Of Pennsylvania is
reported to nave failed Also several
others.
Benedict & Co, of New York city.
have iailed- Fisher Il Co, o! New York
city have also failed.
The Emperor aud Empress Of France
are visiting queen Victoria.
The l..lan conspira,or. aeains, the life Of
LOUIS Napoleon have been found guilty.
ana ono sentenced to transportation, and
the Others 10 imprisonment for fifteen years.
he misunderstanding existing between
Turkey and France continues.
The French ambassador NJ Constant.
uople struck hi. flag on tho 9th.
\ destructive fire had taken place Ia
Galata. destroy ing five bundled houses.
Galsta is large suburb of Constsnii>
nople and is the chiel seat OF the foreign
trade o the city, the residents beng most.
ly Europeans
A dispatch from St Petersburg annonn>
ces thai Schsm,fs troops were beaten at
Isalatira, and 100 of hi. men killed
l.otd Pslmer.,on stated in parliament
that 30 900 troops have been sent to India.
New \onk, August 2l--Ihe Ohio
Life aud Itdsi compan, has suspended,
There is great excitement ia consequence
panic IN The stock market. 1t is one Of
the most important suspensions tina, has
occurred since the Schuyle explosion.
The Atlantic telegraph cable had parted
and the squadron returned to England.
1t is generally conceded in England that
no further attempt viii be made to lay the
cable this year.
The submarine Telegraph cable wss
bsoken on the morning OF the / tn mt,
the squadron beng then 80 m,les ives.
OF the ln.h coast The vessels were res
turning to England With the remainder Of
the cable
\ conference was to be held in London
on the 18th August the day the America
lett, TO determine whether to proceed In.
medalely with tho enterprise, or to wait
until next summer.
The department takes the same ground
that Judge fancy did in the bred Scott
CASE e., negro cannot b, a citizen Of
the United states
BosroN, August q /. il reported tina,
lIlsnchad, sherman \ 60. have suspend
I'd ~ consequence 81 the iailute OF Bates
y 60. Labihuv. $500 O0o Assets
~1lg 900
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

ami AIS Asp rEPAEruaEs.
.,v..-.sa shrvsrfsri FL hssfffs ia-''iAf p
Iru-..sf and >iiariaY % FhftA'N
We.iti..dA,. feday, and Sunday - A. ~
N,.rsx~ ga tiemasnua AkatffA i'H-NN'
Thnr-.ia.. ant SATURDAY. 81 p ptrshtS
WrJn--,iaY fridas, and sunday, ~ ~
ohrurss rfa JebersnH -- Asalshs t-''i'f g
'rhurp.lsy AID Saturday, ~ " htfANiH
Wede..,i.y ffs,lsg, ard Sunday a. ~
<,rru.u.sr- s.a Tyler AAHlgfs lHessitY'
THURSDAY, and s~s'afial az y bfF'htA
-, t,t,s.s.g.y AMI ,filny Al r.n
g,,rsr.s-rta Man.fiel1-- AKRiffs Nei1esi.aY'
And SATURDAY. at $ ~ DEfAHrs ihu''afy'
and Monday, alb ii.
p,.v Z .,,,o - raA, and arrive the SANE Day,
Tv-.sl.y, THURSDAY and >alauiayt.
Ctuxs = Arfiys- on Thursday. q = ~ so' "h
safut.iay. ai6rs aeqsfts ca IutaisY' At O : n b.
md IN Thursday At r n
uvgirs liouss. From a. NJ ~ ~ ana ii7" .
NdF~
Dffi,r of-n fof delivery 1t "
Mai el.~~s fyr the tssl At 10 ? a
Ihe dt.i,s v.ii IT, og-'u nn snnda{s ifnm to }" ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
DIED,

IN Harrison county, near Marshall August
29h. 1857. al9 O'Clock +. NJ little THOMAS
ALLISON, infant son %: \ j. and VI J..
N,CLARON, aged ten months and sixteen
days
" A. r'r h,rl 90 o.. .h~lirrue rect,
Whpu jhr storm 900 ite iu'i- abroad
So Do. .put bath deNu from flls World Of unrest,
To f~i-rr nu the lssum of ''H-l
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

ST. Louis, August 26--Ihe Santa Fe
mail has arrived Colonel Summer had
attacked party of 400 Cheaennes, roul'
ing them, aud killing nine of their warriors
The town Of " oodland, in Wisconsin,
has been destroyed by hurricane.
The Nashville uon publishes a state.
nert showing I've strength OF parties IN the
newly elected Legislature as follows !;
senate-ls democrats 7 Americans 49,
House ~ democrats; 81 Americans
Democratic majority on joint baltic, 90
Kansas. We see it stated that Gov
ernor " siker has concluded not to attempt
the collection OF taxes from the citizens Of
Lawrence, Kansas. about which so much
disturbance was created there a few weeks
since.
sr. LOUIS, August % --Advices from
the ella river state tina, n battle had taken
place, between Colonel Mles's command
aud the Apsches, in which IL Indians were
killed. aud - wounded, and eleven white
men wounded.
The breaking Of the cable caused much
excitement in England, aud n decline in
the shares OF the company was anticipated.
Aucu.r 20 The General Land Office
has decided adversely to the prccmption
claim OF a colored man in Wisconsin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
Democratic Mass Mceting,

according to previous notice, through
the columns of the Republican, a mass
meeting OF the Democracy of Harrison
couut,. was held Mt the Courthouse. in
Marshall. on Monday the 3l.t of August
On motion, Col. ". 4. d Ward wa,
called to the Chair and Il. ". Loughery
appointed Secretary.
Judge d. 5 Jennings being called on,
to explain the object OF the meeting. stated
tina, he understood i, to be. to consider the
proprie,y of having Democratic festival,
IN order TO CELEBRATE the recent triumph OF
the PARTY. aud particularly the success OF
the party IN this county. In this connee>
ton be presumed that the meeting would
be compelen, to transact any other busI'
ness that might be brought before It for Its
action
On motion, committee Of five was ap-
pointed by the Char, consisting OF N"ssrs
\ G. iusney. y y Jeuaiugs. ". l Scott,
I Hunter, and ' \ Davis, to consult
abou, the pfopricly OF the festival on
motion. Col 4 Howard WAS added to the
committee
+ The committee, after consultation, res
ported. through their chairman, Hdeetsel,
a. to the propriety OF having Democrat
ic festival Mai Iutney stated that the
committee bad unanimously come to the
conclusion that It was best not To have
ANYTHING OF the kind l'ust because 1t
would necessai, take place at very
busy season OF the year; secondly, bar
becue would Involve u good deal OF eN-
pens. aud labor, and that the labor would
tall heayil, upon their town friends; aud
thirdly, there was no particular uiillt
connected with the movement or object To
be attained We had ,fumphei. That
was enough Oar opponents, he faces
uousy remarked, felt bad enough about IT,
and we ought to have no desire to make
them feel worse The democracy were
not IN he habi, Of making great parade.,
and ~ thi. instance, there WAS N the con-
cepton of the committee. no necessity for
3 departure from the good old rule Of silent
rejoicing
The report of the committee was unan>
imou-ly adopted,
y II Wilson, Esq, moved that CON
miltee OF five be appointed 10 prepare rs
olutious expressive OF the feelings oil Ihe
meeting
Maj \ 6 Turney moved tina, cons
mlltee OF ten be appointed to consider the
propuety OF au expression Of opinion, on
the present occasion, of the people o. liar
risou county, as to the successor OF the
Iamented Rusk, in the luited states Sen.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.


rINIIS Institution Is located three miles west
/ of Clarksylle, Red River eeuaty, Texas
Sessions commence FIRST MONDAY in
OCTOBER, and close the last Thursday in
July, embracing q term at ten months Stu.
dents taken At any period Of the session,
The course of instruction is as thorough
in the English, Classical, and Mathematical
branches a. can be found IN any Institution 10
the South.
TERMS. FER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board, washing, room rent, ard tuition,
Ia Epglish Department, II paid a, close
of session, . Siio
If not paid at close of session, III
In classical or higher Mathematics, Il paid
at CLOSE Of term, D.. 'sp
II not paid at close, i's
First five months only, 20
Incidental expenses,
Ten per cent allowed on money paid in adj
vance Students charged from the tine they
enter the school al close Of the session, and no
deduction made except in eases Of pfoarae'ea
sickness, Those entering the Institute are
required to furnish lights, stationery, and lie"
books
TEXT BOOKS ADOPTED As STANDARDS
Buffers Practical Grammar;
Emmersnns Arithmetic
Robnson's Algebra
McGufley's Series
Oney's TYPOGRAPHY;
Wilson's Histories;
Matti-on's Astronomy
Diapers Philosophy ard Chemistry
Butler's Analogy
uphams Mental Philosophy,
CappbelHs Rhetoric;
Wha,ley's Logic
Davies I.gendres Geometry;
Davies Analytical and Calculus;
Davies Descriptive Geometry,
Davies Shades and Shadows,
nayies' Surveying
Civil Engineering;
ilsckley's TrigonSme,ry; -,
MeCiinlock'- lst and "a Books IN Latin anu
Greek
Authon~ Latin and Greek Authors
Spcr scrs Greek Testament;
Olendorii : Spanish Grammar
OllendoriT~ French Grammar l..
The above are the principal Text po's
used others not mentioned, can be nsed -
pleasure. ..
/ August 90, 1856. -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

W EAtaiNA ifA AitNt4tAi hHft'A+ft' WV
eeedings OF mass meeting Il the Dsmoe-
fscy Ut Harrison county. held IN Tbs place
on Monday lat Il will be seen by refer
ence TO the proceedings, that a commits
tee was appointed to consider the pfoP'is'
ty OF nominating a candidate 10 succeed
Gen. Rusk in tho Inhsd States ssnaie.
rh. Gentlemen composing that committee.
are mcn Of character and position 10 the
Democratic patty, aud represent the va
rlou. sections Of the county. Tho Pfesm-
bic and resolution which they introduced,
received their unanimous ssne ton, as well
as tina. Of the meeting Il therefore merits
respectful siienlou and regard
The preamble aud resolution embrace
two propositions; lira', that in the prcs'
cot position OF the county. i is OF the
utmost importance sbat Il man possessing
high order Of talent. M Intimate acqna'n
tanre with The question. most vital to US,
end Of underwriting devotion to the pflnci-
pies Of the party aud to the south, should
be chosen. Secondly. ihst Col Lous /.
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h,vs b.on held f,r members Of Congress
they have uuiyefsa,l, selected their most
able men.
+. Mr. Wiual. the man Tor the tines :
We bsltevo IL is generally conceded that he
ia ons Of the most pfofsnnd politicians in
the S,,te That in poiet OF intellect. for
analyst. for t6o.. movers al tho mind
which pfacesd from eanse to ,Gect. and
vLieb d...set . sol,eet until it comes with
IN gf,sn. for pef.pecuity OF .r,le nnd
force he ha. but lsw eqaals IL addition
to all This. heisaman Of purpose dsyo.
ted to tho Soull, and to the Democracy
nnd who can be neither inundated nor
di.ma,ed. H. the present position Of
affairs. such man, it seems to US, would
be Of great service in the Seuate. II elect.
cd. there is 90 doubt Of one ,hioe. he would
occupy 81 once high position in that body
and before the country.
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late Ne" odf"H' i'pDfs' W. 9m''A ha'
bcen absent Tor several months, and has
visited the States of Missouri Illinois, and
Indiana. We learn from him thst Rollins,
has been elected Governor OF Missouri by
the united vote Of the Know Nothinrs and
nh p..,,ll,,,.,
'''"' '''
are true TO the south lie "a sau-hed OF
lbs from What BE- has seen in hs t,ase.s
1t. ..l.l .l., n.. Ella ...,i,..,, -,
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aih"f s movements ~ hansas' ne re-
p led that, while Walkers course was not
fully endorsed. no one doubted h. Gdslls
=. a.. sa.h H.. .o.., ..sl..f a.
minislra,iou.
Since writing the above we have receiv.
ed the South Western which contains the
following.
ST. Louls, August 10 The Republican
sat' That se"afi, the Democratic eaudl
'"'' ''' "o'''"o' Is ''eo''" ~ "OV "'"'
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

Ct As our paper is usually issued on
Friday evening. wo will mention that thu
Fair which il wss tumGted would be post
pon.d, will be held TIL. lI'idall evening
according To appointment. It IS only nec
e.sary TO say, TINT the Ladies who have
gotten it up, would be mueb pleased 10 see
nll the gentleman OF the place attend Il. aud
promise, IN return, to do I'll that they can
to make the occasion one Of uuaI.oycd
pleasure That they are capable Of doing
il, no Que will deny
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

MaKn WAY ron run GINS ~ be-
chairs aud spikes. aud another locomotive
have arrived Tor the Southern Pssi6c Rail,
road. The contractors have commenced
LAYING ,he track. It Is conGdendy autci'
pa,ed ,ha, twenty-five miles viii be con-,
pleted by tho first Df January.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

Iireads'niIs are declining IN Louisville,
md provisions advancing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

matter OF very little trouble to lhem,) the
true result might be known Throughout, the
State within twenty days after the election.
No reliance can be placed upon the re>
ported vote This can be easily seen By
comparing those counties which we give
officially with the reported vote as given in
other papers The returns indicate large
vote The majority OF Ruunels viii be
over ten thousand and may reach II 900
votes. Reagsns msjoriiy will be over
1000 when the full vote is published.
In Faye,te county there WAS no election
Tor Representative, the candidates posey
Democrat Price, X. n. having received an
equal lumber Of votes. The Chief Ju.,ice
has ordered new election to some off
next Saturday, Price X. \. ia stlI in the
field, and in the event DR.. Posey does not
become n can. ate his friends talk Of
running Fred Tate 1eras Ranger.
The Journal of Commerce, IN n general
review OF the crops says: |, Is geuer.
ally believed THAI tho wheat crop Of the
tnliod States, as whole, will be the
largest and beg, ever gathered
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

A Moral PLAcs--" The Citizen" pub
ished at Columbus Texas, says;
-" We are informed by very re-pects,
Die gentleman That there has not been n
game Of cards played for money in the
town Of Columbus for two months. We
challenge any town IN tho State to pro,
dare a similar example
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

or 4 great deal OF solicluds hiss
been felt in this community Tor Gen. j.
T. Henderson, who has been understood
to be seriously III al Nneogioches We
were happy to learn on Thursday, through
hi, es,imnhle lady, that he was recovering,
and wonid. in all pro- 5iiiiy, reach home
to morrow evening or by Monday night.
The report that be had been attacked with
hsmorrhage Of the lungs, seems to have been
= mistake. His many friends viii be gfst
lied 10 learn inat be- /. cpuysleseenL
6-r In tbs Spring. sae whoopiugcoagh
and measles prevailed. in au epidemic fofm,
In many portions Of Texas. THIS c9mma
nifty. smoag many others WAS heavily sl,l'
eousss, we were favored with short sea-
son Of compsrstivs health bot We regret
10 learn thst there Is at present. an uuusual
saosnt Of summer sickness. throughout the
cosat,y. The rhy,ieians seem to be an.
usaaiiy busy. Why !, is there should be
siekssss Ia such country is mystery to
us; for We have never known one more
free from Ill those local causes which are
supposed 10 be productive Of disease.
or We learn that difficulty occurred
q Jonesviil.. in this county, few days
ere. between two laboress on the railroad
Isishssa in which one shot the other dead
W. wsrs snabe 10 e.. tho names Of the
pastiss OF the circumstances which led 10
- killing. The murderer, we understand
Dsssssdsd in getting ava. Several OF the
,isipsss started ~ rurspi, aud !. is hoped
psy succeed IN snesiipg him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

g-}- We have an our table the American
reprints Of the Westminster and Black,
wood Reviews for July, forwarded as by
the Publishers Messrs Leonard Sect, Il
Co, 10 Fulton street. New York. Tho
former contains the following leading ar
ucles; Aucien, Political Economy "
" Eag'ish Courts OF law; Suicide in
I.lie and Literature; " French Politics
Pas, aud Present :" "Ihe Sonnets u
shakspeafe "' Nanifss, Destiny Of the
American mon; " The Testimony Of the
Rocks, &c. sc. The tides OF the mr."
tIeies "a Lakewood are also inviting
For uosdy Aaif century these sterling
reviews have occupied high character in
the literary aud political world OF Europe
AVID Amenes, aud the subject, discussed in
them have exercised commanding iniluN
ence upon the age No publications Of
the day have Ike circulation, aud are
looked TO with sach interest by the literary
and public men Of both hemisplleres
Every nan who has leisure for literary
pursuits should subscribe for them.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

Elections Cor members OF the House Of
Representatives. OF the next Congress, have
been held in all the States OF the | mon,
except Maryland. Georgia, Mississippi and
Louisiana. lhe Washington | MON sums
up the result as fellows: Democrats 10 (,
Black Republicans, 81 Americans, : :,
vacancies , >upposlug no changes oc'
curing in the four States where elections
ara yet to be held tho mex, House OF Rep
reseniatives will stand rs follows
f)rn Rep Amer Vacancies
Members elected. .. 10 VI
Nil. f-..t, M.r.f.,N
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

Five hundred Of the { $ troops at Fort
keafaeY ste aid 10 have iesellei.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-09-05

lG.il5 1905 1897 olis 1877 1862 1850 3l9s
sr,. vt1,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06
SEWING MACHINES

and sIamine for themselves and capabilities Ofthsss
Machines, for sll sorts OF work.
% Machine OIL NJ edles, Machine SILK, Thread spOos
and balA on hand and for sale wholesale end retail.
l. NJ Singer Co.'s Gazette sent any part Of the cOun.
try Gas all tho desire information concerning Sewing
Machines. lnov l-tfl WIN. A. SINGER, j., Agent
IL Central Office, ass broadway, N. 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-06
asFREE SOCIETY %

Our eastern exchanges are filed with evidences
Of the want and suffering that must be experienced
in their 4" free society during the ensuing winter
The following item is suggestive of reflection. We
copy il from the Philadelphia Argus:
TIE Sour MovEMENT.-The subcommittee ap-
pointed by meeting Of delegates from the various
Soup Societies in Philadelphia, held meeting on
Saturday, for the purpose Ofreceiving reports in re-
ference to the operations of the Soup Societies rep
resented Mr. Mullen submitted the following state
ment Of the operations of the Moyamensing Soup
Society: The MOyameusing Soup Society opened
January LIST, 1857, and closed March 20th covering
period Of eleven weeks. Supplied soup to 1872
persons per day, at average cost of Clio of
a cent per day. y $50 lbs. of corn meal, and TO-
754 losves Of bread, Of pound each, were given
out during the winter, about PAS lOaves per day.
at cost Of about third of cent for each person.
making the average cost Of bread soup and meal
given each person daily about a cent 1t was also
stated that the Mechanical Bakery about to 90 into
operation in this city, will furnish good bread to
soup societies for p cents per pound. Another
Society reported that the average expense for seven
teen weeks each ticket was 50 go and for each
individual Sc cents, less than one cent day for
soup sndbresd. The soup furnished, cost fraction
over two cents quart. The amount given out du-
ring the thirteen weeks was g. lS4 quarts of SOUP
which was supplied to 2,205 persons, 2,0l0 being
children, and the remainder adults