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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

A SERIOUS AcCIDRNT-ALNosT.-l estcrday
morning wagon, belonging to German whose
name we did not learn, was badly smashed ut
the Railroad crossing on Main Street man
and boy were in the wagon. which was caught
BY . train that was backing, and completely
crushed. The train was, fortunately, stopped
before the persons In the wagon, who we're in
great danger, we're hurt. The horses escaped
injury. 1t 10 70 be hoped shat the Company,
and We ksow they are pushing forward the
work as rapidly as it can be done, will soon
have sufficient space upon the accretions, to
give them room for switching and remove this
tedious and annoying business from the streets,
where it il . rapidly increasing evil.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

M. EDrroR:
few facts and interences as to the notion
that Springer cannot be Judge Of this District.
Before the Legislature of last winter Louisa
County was in this District, hence if nothing
had been Gone last winter she would remain so.
Last winter an act passed which left this
District just as before, composed OF Lee, Des
Noines, Henry and Louisa.
In printing that act the mistake was made
of putting "Lucas" for "Louisa."
Now the argument Of Clagget Is that Louise
is not in, and tina. Lucas is in this District. |
reply Lucas 10 not in this District, because
1t was rot in the act which passed the Legsla.
ture, and printers cannot make laws by mistakes.
And Louisa is in because it was before the act
and there has been no act taking it out. If the
objsetor replies that Louisa is not in this Dis
trict BY virtue Of the Law Of last WINTER because
It was not included BY that act in this District
then / respond shat 1t remains in this District
without the assistance Of the last winter law,
BY virtue Of the former law.
II he reply that the act Of last winter declaring
Lee, Henry, Dss koines and Lucas to constitute
the first District repeats by conflict the old law,
I respond that the conflict is in the word
Lucas 18th Louisa only, and that cannot operate,
because, a. We have before said, that word
Lucas is not law because i. was not in the
act which passed the Legislature and is only in
the printed book by mistake. So that it fol-
- H.. ~ tba law of last winter is in force
is does Got change the District, and if no: in
force, the District remains unchanged.
Mr.. Arch. williams comes to wrong con-
olusion, tssapss be did not know how the law
ssesi bsfses he LAgislatsrs Of lAss winter.
Yea G Z d
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

OF the Opposition Congressman in Pennsyl-
vania four are AntiLscompton Democrats, and
in Indiana one.
In the present House Of Representatives, as
elected, the Democratic party over the COM
bined opposition was twenty-five. change of
nine members in Pennsylvania and three in
Ohio, if there should be no others, will give the
Opposition majority of two. 1t is, however,
probable that the Opposition will have large
majority IN the House OF Representatives, If
the changes should go on as they have begun,
Mr.. Buchanan will find himself with but cor
porals guard of friends in the popular branch
Of the next Congress
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

TAIL FOR ENcKE's CoMEr.-A rural journal
proposed few days ago that subscription
should be opened to purchase a tail for Eneke's
comet, which is destitute of that ornamental
appendage. The Buffalo Repa6iic Il Times fur
thcrmore suggests that Richard Hoffman.
taIe now being published in the New York
Ledger, DO procured. "lf that isn't millien. of
miles long" it Gays, cit bids fair TO DO. Il has
essa rasping aloLg for about six mouths.n
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

In some OF the States in Germany there is
system pursued. which is attended by very ben
ehcial results, in difusing knowledge among
the common people. Tire law does not allow .
man to be married unless he can read. write
and cast accounts; and any one who emaloys a
woman that cannot read or write, il liable 70
heavy penalty. At tho same time provision is
made for public schools, to be paid in PAL, by
government. @@M
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

DAMAGES, A young lady named Catherine
q. Richie, has obtained verdict of 1, 5no
against the Hudson River Railroad Company for
an accident which caused her the loss Of leg
IN 1854 Her father had previously recovered
$3.50 tor the loss OF her services, and for rnedi-
cal attendance. The cars started while she was
getting out, and the plea on her side was, tina,
the cars did not stop long enough for passen-
gers to get out safely.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

Our presumption that much as Clagge
delighted to put the lawyers through he woulc
squirm good deal when the people .ro.ted hin
through proves true, as may be seen by TN
following note which we find in the Keokul
Journal. 1t is strange that Clagge,, known!
of this matter Of the typographical error which
substituted Lucas for Louisa county, dared 4
hold Court ct Wspsllo, AZ he has at least twice
this year, when 1t was, as he now pretends &c
think, out Of the district
Mr. SPaIxGkR's CAsE.-We have said on two
or three occasions, that Mr.. Springer could not
take his seat as Judge Of this district, and have
cited TO the Law, to prove our position. We hsd
the opinion of several distinguished lawyers on
the subject, who are unanimous in the opinion
expressed BY US, through our paper. This
morning We received the opinion Of an eminent
lawyer, living in Quincy, Illinois, and who. by
the way, 10 Republican leader in that State
He says
"From hasty examination Of the constitu
ton and lave Of Iowa, incline to the opinion
that Mr. Springer cannot hold the Office Of Judge.
The code provides that acts Of public nature
shall DO printed, bound and deposited in the
Office Of she Secretary Of State, by the first day
tary shall distribute to all the organized coun-
ties Of the State, by the 6rst day Of June. and
such acts ~ have not taken effect before, by
other provisions oflaw, shall take effect through
out the State, on the first Of July following.
This, I understand, to be the publication
meant by the last session OF the &C. Of March
20, 1858, creating eleven districts, and defining
their boundaries.
That section is in these words, ''this act shall
be in force from and after its publication ac-
cording TO law"
1t is entirely clear, that this act can have no
force till such publication, and the question is,
whether an attempt to publish, gives it effect
according to its terms, or according to the terms
as printed.
Ny opinion is, that the part Of the act omit
ted in the published act can have no effect, and
that the county of Louisa, being omitted in the
published act, is not part of the First Judicial
District. ARCHIBALD WILLIAMS"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

0AD aDUIm % MissAKR.-Tuesday sven-
iag ~ Dsnessaste friend Of ours, Who often
calls at eur sanesum 70 get the news, dropped
In 70 80 Aew The eoatsst stosd bstwssn Curtis
and 5tiohls. We lad just received numbsr
Of addisioas y eur returns. including the large
Democratic najoritiss in Decatur, Wayne, APP
panoose and DaviA making an aggregate Of
1910 for Trnble. This SUM We added to his
prsvieas mAjsritiss. eblivious of che fact that
" had already counted Davis county At 465,
and thus Agursd out majority for Trimble Of
about 20. Feeling the need Of Democratic
victory somewhere our friend departed in high
feather, rushed TO the river aad reported to a
friend going 70 Fl. Madison that Trimble was
elected, (shsrs was big spree At Madison We
prssums) and then spread the glad tidings
among bio Democratic acquainsancss, several Of
when got prsmssurely fuddled, not doubling
that the Hawk-Eys Of the next morning would
conesds the election Of Trimble. But We dis
covered our mistake before We went to press,
found Col. Curtis had 400 margin to 60 on, and
concluded to wait for the official returns before
We gave up beaten.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

iHE EXPLOSION AZ HAvASA-THkKs Ilrs'Rfs
LIVES Losr-RENARKABLR RESTORATION 70 Rii'
soN.-1he Havana correspondent OF the ss'ii'
nan hepnostea'4. writing Oct. 10Th, sa,s thai u:
loss OIL Ale ~ the recent explosion OF the hnh
magazine at Havana, wss much greater iai'
va, i"oicatec by the first reports. lie se"
aown at 500, or over, and his estimates ."
sustained by the accounts IL The {fs4,a:
Zoe 1Fsht~d notices remarkable inscens
one oil the results of the sack from the eips.
sion; no less than the restoration 10 rss'ea |"
Aay OF taas city, Who had eutireiy io'l ",
mind some six months ago, from = severe ~.
pro'rae.ed spell o. sicAues.. pgr.ag the 'as'
OF that perivd sac did 40. recognize AM Co.,
not even her parents aud other near rslal'"
"hsn the explosions took place, shs vas ~
stantiy thrown into violent paroA ysms, ssa
the family considered an indication oi w
speedy approach Of death. The paroNAp,
gradually subsidized, and all were rsjocsd TO -
her situation quite the reverse OF what sn"
psctsd; her reason was entirely restored
How JoNKs WAS MISrAKKN.-Ths WashaA
ton States . spirited little Douglas 'sSs
manitests great delight 1t the results OF Wv
election in Pennsylvania. That Journal So
THE representatives OF the Adminis!TsHSI,
Democracy blindly though. the people so--
be walked over; and Mr.. Clancy Jones y
peared TO DO 90 confident Of reelection Cd" ~
actually said, in this city, he was going 70 10
only to show Mr.. Buchanan how easy - A. 10
DO elected 40 an administration De- ,oc,.ts--
ha has probably changed his mind b, tbs
time. Well, the AdminisirA'' aaas I'D
Democracy" "a. a., n Pepn.y,-
,.a,a, ~ .ae sssu" is that onl, two VI 80
u alton Democrats" frou taa'
Ssss !, " NO vo.ed for LecomptsD, viii Gems
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

a. The great fst-dght, opposite Buffalo. in
Canada, between Aorrissoy aud Heenan, we
learn by the telegraph, resulted in favor Of the
former. Beth the victor and the vanquishsd
had to be carried of the ground on beds, so
terribly had they battered one another. Such
"a Ulnpv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

lSDIASA.-ln the lst Distrio. Niblack. Lee
compton Democrat, is reelected by 500 msior-
ity over Hoyey, Anti Lecompton.
OHIo,-The Cincinnati Gazetts of Monday
morning, has returns from II counties, giving
27,s26 votes for the Republican State Ticket
and e,sSl for the Democratic State Ticket. Re.
publican majority, thus far, il ls,g45.
Inc Ga~sHs adds: "The indications are that
the majority in the whole State will not fall
snort OF $4,000, being . gain Of over 10000 On
the vote for Governor last year." 5 h. M ',--
wv We'll doHs Tor the Republican Buokayeai y!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

John N. Bear, elected to Congress in the 4;h
district in Pennsylvania, 10 the Buckeye black
smith," who became so famous as . stump
speaker throughout the log cabin campaign Of
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
Our Brare 7roap. kil Forty. Eaur Indians and

Our Brare Troops Kill Forty Four Indians and
take 200 Women and Children Prisoners
Maj Van Dorm and Capt. Ross ROUNDED and
Lieut. Fan Camp Titled
Fl. Belknap, Young Co., Texas, Oct. Z.
A dispatch came in this evening, to Major
Thomas, commander of this post, that Major
Van Dorns command, consisting oftwo hundred
and twelve friendly Indians, comma nded br
Capt. Ross, had attacked a camp Of Indians
t"enty-three miles west Of Fort Arbuckle, on
the morAing Of the I'd ult, at sunrise, and
killed forty-four Indians, and took over two
hundred women and children prisoners. besides
taking large number Of horses
Major Van Dorm is badly wounded. having
been shot twice, once in the arm, the other .bot
not mentioned. Lieut.. Van Camp killed. ana
Capt. Ross wounded. -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

The NEXT House OF REPRESENTATIVES
The following is the result OF the election for
members OF the present United States House
OF Representatives from the States which held
their election on Tuesday, October IL. We
also give the classification for 1856:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

Alton, Union Co., Oct. 10, 1858.
EDrroR or HAWK EYE:
Sir,-The official vote Of this county is as fol.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
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The result

The result
Notwithsi
opponent
acts OF q -
same tin" .
and the ''d
wi,b,tasd 4
"Republ'' ~
and one f. .
papers, ~ !
cred. and ,
stump, in =
s,aading ~
Of election
polls and l.'
lies. cur tra1
The double
mocraey q
After the a
made since
placed in .
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nearly Fou
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enough Tor
sure vic'ori
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principles -"
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the Locofos
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year TO e.
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Daniel z. ~
for Con grs
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published 81
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bsrssofore
II have lost Or
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Dubuque on
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tried betor.
Saturday.
Geo. Gs.
peace, was d
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and costs.
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language to
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Pleasant Ho
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

In judicial District (9d), this county, Dews,
Dem, over Sears, Independent, majority for
Judge. Kimball, Rep (for Board of Education)
IA majority.
Yours, j. b. PACKARD.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

"a The official majority for Mr.. Springer in
this district is SAL, We believe.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

A WHOLESALE DENTAL observation-disclosures
Q thunder shower that passed over the town OF
Petersham, Mass, last week, bolt of lightning
passed down rod attached TO the residence Of
Mrs. Pierce. The lady was sitting at the
window, Immediately adjacent the rod at the
time, and was somewhat stunned But she was
greatly astonished to find, on examination, that
every one Of her upper teeth had been extract.
cd by the shock without her knowing il. and
we're laying about loose on the floor.
! Gov. Chase, Of Ohio; Hon. Thomas corv;u
OF Ohio; Hon. Henry S. Lane and Hon scbuy /,
ler Coifax, of Indiana are all q nec,ed in II;-
nois, 70 help the cause Of freedom. upon the
stump. ala 81 s, - -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

.E Several trains of emigrsnts passed thro'
town, yesterday, on their way to the vest
They appeared to be in better condition than
any we have seen for long time. Among
hnrses
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

Fraakfort, Montgomery Co, Oct. Is.
EDITOR OF HAWK Eye:
There is Republican majority on State ticket
in this county of TO T. From official returns
of the county some of the rnajorites are as fol.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

PATRIor TURNED DEnocRAT.-O. B. Mat
teson, OF corruption notoriety, having been
defeated by almost unanimous vote, in his AS.
pirations for another nomination TO Congress
Gn the Oneida District, New York, has left the
party, and 10 running against the Republican
candidate, Roscoe Conking. This accession of
strength is recorded by the Washington Union
whether with Qualification or otherwise, 10
not clearly stated. To the Opposition party,
Aattsson's departure affords special Satisfaction.
He has gone where be will doubtless feel much
mere q home.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

Forrey, lis
Parrot, 14i P.'s maj. 26
Samuel's majority last October over Lowe
"a. If We take Curtis and Trimble as the test
of our parties, the present vote shows Repub'
licsn gain Of i've votes. We intend to try again,
and never expect to give it up.
Yours, sc. JAMES w. McDrLL
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26
REHABILITATION or TIME.


The Eronauts started at 4:2l, and Mons. Co.
dard landed at about twenty minutes past ten
having been up about six hours. Prot. Steiner
landed at 1910, having been in tho air ten or
fifteen minutes longer than his competitor, and
having travelled in the six hours and ten min
utes about two handred and thirty miles.
Both could have travelled considerably far
ther, bat neither having knowledge vi the
whereabouts of the Other and not feeling. ais.
posed to attempt to cross the lake into a Cana.
dian forest, they descended, as We have de-
scrlDed, and returned to town over the Uamil.
ton and Dayton road last evening.
TRIAL OF HANDSOME YOUNG WIpow IN
NORTH CAIoLINA.-The North Carolina papers
announce the aequittal at Raleigh, last week.
OF Martha Morgan, handsome young widow.
aged about twenty two years, charged with the
murder of Alexander Allen, a constable in
johnson county. A writer to the Petersburg
Express, saws:
Martha Morgan, the prisoner, was INDECENT,
but provervially honest. Through her own ex-
ertons and the Kindness Of a few aeighbors.
she supported her little family. Some this
since, Allen, the constable, forcibly entered her
abode and levied on the effects OF her scau;y
hosseholc. for the purpose of selling the same.
She demonstrated and importunsd him TO de-
s'st. Regardless OF her en,reaties, he persisted
IN taxing possession OF her furniture. and
added insult to injury by heapng upon her a
voiiey of abuse. Being without n protector
and feeling deeply aggrieyed, in 9 momens Of
frenzy she seized q shot gun and sho. her
prosecutor down. The jury having come I'M,
court, rendered verdict OF mot quiity!r The
result was received by an immense concourse
Of visitors by one universal outburss of ap-
Dause
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

UAnvlIls, Ia, Uct =
Mrs. Twiggo was executed TO day iut b.
murder oil her husband. Clark, her parsaSat.
was executed some time since. She r,o,ssst
her innocence on the scatfold and her r.. ines
to die, saying the only regret she hal vas Issi
she had left behind her two orphan SLidsa.
Louisville, 0ctn
The steamer Ben Franklin was burned ,ssssf.
day near Vicksburg, Mss. The boaI and caI'
are a total loss. No lives lost.
New Orleans, Oct =
Deaths from fever yesterday we're Al.
-. New Orleans, Oct 81.
Deaths by fever yesterday Is.
The steamer Cahawba has arrived here u.
Havana dates 10 The lSIh inst. TIE hsa.' %
the city Was good.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

The Secretary Of the Navy has chartered d,
Capt PenGleton OF New Orleans 70, siI rcp,s,
the side wheel steamer Metacome,, Sgs A.,
burthen, Tor the Paraguay elpsdidsu. h,
owner owner to bear the risk OF loss from p,
sacola to Buenos Ayres, and from the ,s
place TO New Orleans.
Charles ii. Barrett, who was TO have be-,
hung to day for murder, has been rs.pi.et 4,
two weeks by the President
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-24

love the holy Sabbath eve
Ele,t boon 10 mortals gis'n.
oh then my soul. swcc, thoughts receive,
Bestow d by kind Heaven.
| love TO hear the voice Of prayer.
The sacred songs Of pn,iac.
lcvcfbcfatiBg Ia the air
As they 10 God are raised.
Sweet sabbath thy quie. hush.
l. sacred t. my heart
These thoughts that to my bosom rush
I'd bid ne'cr more depart
They point me 70 the crimson tide
The rude, uuhallowed tree,
They say precious Savior died
To give new life to me.
Oh Sabbath eve, thy ling ring ray,
Seems franRht with holy thing.
And as yon sunbeams lightly play.
Ny soul IN rapture siugs
And -oas4. in thought, far. far away.
To realms beyond the sky,
Where lie Is one eternal day
Ard pleasure never die.
Where angels gladly loudly sing
In notes sublmely. sweet,
The praises u our God aud King.
~ round Hi throne they rect
Where man redeemed and wholly free
l. heard above the host
More iaudly cry, all hail t. Thee,
Who died t. save the lot.
II. 4. 7,
rsr Giles sept. sth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-09-24
FROM the san Antonio ledger.
n,.opAcxYuL CONDUCT.

W. regret exceedingly to be obliged
s,a,e hat his Exccilcncy Gov. Run
-, the Executive of this state, VINO
-, Tuesday last came TO this city On
,.;.it has been most grossly and wan
,only insultcd 10y number OF inai''o"'
ala citizens OF san Antonio.
Governor Runncls, being fatighea ny
walking about during the day, han re-
tired early to bed, when about - I'o'h
H., sl,mbrra were disturbed Ivy loud and
',.,rno,,or,n,r shouts and groans, accom-
.,,nind Nv the Gathering of kettles, pots,
fi,'J n,ns the blowing of horns, and by
- horriblc sounds. This, AZ we are
;,,c',r,nea continued with little intcrmls-
.;nn until 4 o'clock IN the morning
.rene more dsgracclul never occurred
an the streets OF san Antonio. what
WAS the real reason for this conduct ON
the part of the individuals engaged IN
IL we do not know. but We have been
,,ld that il was intedcd as u dcmonstra-
lion to show their dIsapproval OF the
Govcrner's action in rcmittug tile iihc
imposed upon Capt Barton at th' last
term Of the District Court OF tins county.
That a good deal of surprise was ieit
and EXPRESSED when II became known
that the fine had been RENTED, we are
aware. but that dissatisfaction should
have been carried 10 the extent oi insult
ing the principal officer OF the state, was
never for a moment dreamed 81 unless
bv the parties actually engaged IN The
disturbance. What makes the matter
still worse, II possible, Is that the ihsuH
was riven at time when MS eA'e'leheF
had confined himself to the Inequalities
nf onr citizens. We are told that the
parties actually taking part IA the out
rnre did not altogether number more
tbuu 80 or 40 at most There were sev-
er,l spectators present attracted ny the
n Use. who with some officers oi the law
vamly cudravored to put stop to The
disturbance.
Nrnpithtr know nor care who were the
act,.s IN the affair bat We have no hesl-
{. au VA expressing unr opinion that
I heir conduct was shameful IN the cA-
tr1m,. Hl that thcy not ouly hNNr dis'
.s..ts.d themselves, huf what is1l luliWt"-
In u,rr consequence they have di7Etnctd
.a4 ~ and the community AT large
d.. wy evident that the parties EN-
.e.y.I .n 20 wore destitute Of self respect
and unc conscious 81 the Obligations they
owed 10 society. otherwise try would
MT have committed snch a gross and Ma
Grant outrage. Citizens If this place
tnoy may be, hut gu,d ciilzrus they ar
mat and We are much mistaken If their
conduct does not meet the rcprobatiou
o. every proper thinking AMI respectable
man IN the community We hope Tia"
ptsti,s. ar such OF them as could be iioi-
lied. esther have been, or VIII be,
rested