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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

DssTs OF JOHN CALHOUN, or KANSAS.
"A teIegraphic despatch from ST. Louis,
says. John Calhoun. Ex- Surveyor General
6! Kansas and Nebraska. and President Of
the Lecsmpt on Constitutional Convention.
died It St. Joseph, No.. ON the 18th. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
Hagarsyillc, Bracken Co. Ky,

Men, %. 1907.
Mcssrs. n. L. Scoviilc d. Co.-Dear Sirs:
Ny son has been afflicted with scrofulous
sorp eyes and face; also other sores on
different parts of his holy. | have been
using Your Blood and Liver Syrup. and it
has purified his blood. and made an entire
cure Of him. have no hesitation in re-
commenting this medicine in all cases Of
Scrofula or any disease OF the Blood.
give you this statement, believing that
so valuable medicine ought to !be made
known to the public.
NJ. HAGAN.
EE- Sec advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

PRorEsTrSG AND CoxTEsTING THE ELEC-
rfox.-On Thursday last after the Board
of Canvassers had organized for the pur-
pose of comparing and counting the votes
of the several townships. Mr. " r. Pack
ard lile.l a written protest against tho re-
eeption of the returns from Walnut town
ship, on account of some alledged illegal
ity in its organization. This produced
some little excitement, and for awhile four
of the Democratic members of the Board
refused to sign the returns although ma
Iority had decided to receive them. But.
being threatened with a mandamus they
concluded it world be best not to be too
stubborn Nj. A. o. Packard, the Trustee
: of this township. and cousin of n r. P.'s,
Was the last to yield. He held ont until
nearly sundown. but finally got in a con-
siderable hurry to sign the document, which
he did, adding his protest against Walnut
township. His protest, however. amounts
nothing more than an exhibition of his
want of common sense. Had Walnut
eeen rejected Packard would have been de-
clared elected by one vote, and made it ne
cc-sary for his opponent to contest; but.
having been received. il any contesting is
done Mr. Packard will have to do it. We
understood he declared that he would do
so, but chat after taking counsel on the
subject declined the undertaking, becoming
satisfied, no doubt, that he could not sus
tain his case. At any rate, he has not yet
served a notice of contest upon his oppo-
nent, anG we hear a rumor that he has
made arrangements to go into other bust
ness. Wecommend him for his discretion.
The entering of his protest, however,
and the declaration of his intention to con-
test the election shows too plainly how lit
Ito respect is felt for the doctrine Of popu
lar sovereignty. and how readily it would
be set aside under the slightest pretext.-
Nr-P. is no worse in this respect, howev
CT, than most other Democratic leaders.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
KNrS. DUNHAM NJ,

NNDTLD ANNOUNCE to the Iadir. of
Wv Plymouth .nd vicinity that -fre ha. fu-t
rc'ise IN ''nf re n's stock cot VI llinsrv G.,pis
which slIo ofirs To sell yer cheap I4,r- wish
ing tai purchase Boiinri> amy thing ip the Mil
ncry linz are respectfully invited to call.
Thankful for past iavor~ she still soIicis the pa
trenacc vf old customers md masy oncs ~
will give her call. SHOP, second door nor.h #
RpsbLcan office. (Iyll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

Arthur's Home Magazine, for Novem-
Der, is, as usual, a delightful and beautiful
number.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
"A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DrPOYt0'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL Pills
FOR FEH1IES

DF Are infallible forl... Pregnant females. or
removing Sioppa2cs or : those supposing them
I'cS"iVitles OIL tile = selves so, are cautioned
McnscS. = against using pills while
Inc pulls are nothing in that condition. rs the
new but have been used = proprietor assumes no
by the Doctor in his responsibility after the
practice for many wears. = above admoni;ion. all
both IN France and = though their mildncss
America, with unparal- = would prevent any iniu-
leied success, in every ,: Try to health otherwise
case; and he is urged by : these pills are recon.
many thousand ladies mendcd. Directions ac-
who have used them. to companying each Box.
make the Pills public, - PRrcE 81 90.
for the alienation of! : NB-Ask for DIR Du
these suffering from any : ponco's Golden Pills.
irregularities whatever. :. See signature on every
preventative To ladies box. You then Obtain
whose health Will not :: "a pill you may depend
permit of an increase Of = upon.
Family. = Ladies bv cnrlos;n,,
one dollar by mail to either of the agents below.
can have the pills sent (corfcntali,) to any part
of the country.
BOLLES. SMITH Il CO,
IA Lake Street, CHICAGO.
Agents for the North w csicrn States also Deal
ersin Patent Medicines generally. Tm3lyll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

'
I VIE undersigned, w'th the County Surveyor.
will. on Thursday. November ~, 1852. at o
O'Clock, m. of sail day, proceed to survey and
locate the corners of tiIcir land in ~ ip 81
east, in Marshall County, Indiana, to me-, on tie
premises and continue from DIV ~ day until all -
surveyed Non residents who fail to rnrctthc Sur
vcyOr nj the fine above nsi,fi.,nc,. and cflav or
provide for deIayn. Their portion of the expenses OF
said survey, will be returned Ia the County Auditor
and such dclinqucnces placed on the tax duplicate
and collected according To law.
II ARI.OW SEIEE,
O1t. 25-5ot3p'd GEORGE CURTIS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
PURLIsHER,s MARk.

Subscribers reeeir;ng papers marked thus
~ gtlsr their nome, rM understand It TO
sigaJytlot The time they hare pad for hoe
aJom expired, and hot another remittance
s<ski<ifeL ..-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

THE TESTIMONY Of well known merch
ant of kentucky. Scrofulous Sore Eyes
enroll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS |!
IL. ID. NFsHE,N
FlFTY-SEVENTH
4rana Git enterprise.
$4,000 IN VALUABLE PRIZES,
so ACRES OF RItH FARMING LISDt
80 Prizes I'm AMERICAN Conn
% Gcid and Silver lrycr limiting Watches
Worth from 500 to 5000 eacIr.
3 SEWING MACHINES.
At SI5 and sos each.
~
9 SEWING MACHINES.
At SI5 and sos each.

cold Chains, Fine .Slpermare, Jcrelrv. etc,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-10-20

~ Sec advertisement.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19
THEIR PARTICULAR sPHERE.

II IL not claimed that they will cure an diseases but
in those specified above las thousands testfyD they
are the most eHcacous of any now known.
lie particular, ia ordering, TO mention when OF the
three Preparations required. II for Consumption,
&C. tho LIST and Sd alternately are hcsti If for Liver
Complaints &c., the "a; Dyspepsia (when inYeter-
ate) the I'd aud 3D. in alienation, are more successful
In moderate cases, one will suffice.
There three Preparations one for Consumption in
all It's various forms; one for Liver Complaints and their
attendants 10 which particular attention Is calcd and
for Dyspepsia. Out Of nearly two thousand strongly
marked cases there have not been twenty failures.
VERY INTERESTING CASE.
Mr. d. J., ELDER, (of this city, is well known one
Of the most hopeless cases Of Consumption. Messrs.
HoHACE GRRBiY and w. c. BRYANT, (of the Tribune
and Pof) familiar with the following facts and cir
cumstances;
Nj ELDER was actively engaged in the last Presiden-
tal campaign and his intense labors day aud night
broke down his health, which had not been good foI
many years; this was followed by cough and
bleeding from the lungs which continued down 70 last
December when he commenced using Of these Pre-
partitions For the previous two months he had bled
every day. sometimes quite profusey and his cough was
terrible. In months time he was able to be about
through the city during all weathers, and in less than
two mouths after beginning TO use the remedy he was
engaged in canyassng the city and on his eet near
y all the time from O'Clock in the morning I'll IN inc
afternoon, cOnyersing with hundreds OF persons and
uansaoiing large amount Of business. lie Is now as
hearty looking man as one IN thousand. HIS pres
ent residence Is at 662 liudson-street New York.
Dr. Bronson can be consulted either by letter. address
ed to Box $685. 7 o., or at the Office Of the Genera
Agents from 10 70.
These Preparations can be obtained through any res
pectable Druggists in the United States Canadas
Price per bottle, with full directions All orders mus
he addressed to
HENRY r. CHURCH CO., General Agents.
S6 MA1DRN-LANE, NEw-NoRK. 500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19

Here Doctors lie despite their skill,
The Clergy in thcirpall.
And Lawyers feed on mans poor viii
At length have lost IL all
For client and dcfendent both
Have laid their piAs aside,
All stript and bare, and much at 10th,
Have launched the dark, cold tide.
And We, who shiv'ring on the brink,
All near the coming grave,
Must swim that rolling food, or sink
Within the cold, dark wave.
For here do gather, one by one,
The friends who lag behind,
Til. erclong. on the marble stone
Each epitaph youll find;
Til from the old and mold'ring door
Each tott'nng foot has passed,
And there remains on earth no more
To tell the stored past
'Tis not unmeet that here to rest,
Among the fragrant flowers,
Should come our choicest and our best,
The Rarlands from life's bowers.
For here the omhlems Of the Spring
In blushiug beauty blow;
And cedars green their branches fling
Above the crape-white snow.
As iitly may we be to go.
Whenever comes our turn,
As spotless as the bloachon snow
The record on our urn.
But as we leave this city mute,
We mark, among the rest,
A ohiselcd stone. adorned with flute,
And polished much the best.
Midway. plat Of upheayed ground
Uplifis the marble shaft
Perhaps some title hero is found
Wen read the epiiaph.
Here rests the donor OF this field,
Who travelled countries DER;
A man Of wealth. 20 beauty stecled,
lie never could adore.
Hence. lone in death, as lone in life,
Few followed 20 his bier
For children none, nor loving wife
Had be 10 drop tear.
Yet not unwept was laid to rest
His manly brow and heart
Some mother felt an aching breast,
And know the woman's part.
His soul was large, his mind was sane,
With manly virtues crowned;
He never hoasted of a name
In regal fame renowned
But like a true New England son,
Marked out his own career,
To stand on merit If he won,
And never doubt nor fear.
We do not know Of injured fame,
Injustice done nor can
We point 10 what would blot or stain
The nohlenoss Of man.
Mo- would we mar a memory
BY calling back a fault
II faults he had, but quietly
Leave all within this vault.
What most concerns us all 10 know,
lie looked beyond the clod
To find a solacc tor lifc's woe,
And made his peace with God. @. n.
'ea Mount, 1uqua ~, 1859
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19

ITO THE SICK --Impelled by desire to
L do unto others as l would that one had done
by me when similarly situated, hereby earnestly eau
ton all sufferers from Spermatorhwa or Involuntary
Exhaustion against all the "tcks and traps OF the va
rious swindng Quacks
SAtm than an and II disposed to profit by my expert
ence, enclose stamp, and send brief Description
Of youI case TO Box l76 Charestovn, Mass. 4ooo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19
0R. HENRY'S ELECTRIC OINTMENT

hR. HENRY S ELECTRIC OINTMENT.
~ For curing Scratches Calls Cake, Sc on Horses
Salt bhoum, Flesh Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, &c. on
people
This Ointment, where introduced is selling very rapid
y, and why Simply for the reason that IL does what
we IN ali cases warrant it to do to-wt To cure scratch
es ON horses in from two TO six days when the directions
accompanying each box strictly followed.
have used DIR. Henry's Ointment for scratches and
Salt hheum sores very ofton, without single failure
Ic~y Nmehour' Proprietor Public House, Hiqhgafe
II is the best remedy for scratches. gals and calks
ever saw L. SaRdersoa, Proprietor fremont House,
81. dbais, ~
With the recommendations Of such veteran horse deal
es MI otnehour Of Highgae and j. l.. sauderson Of
o. A4oans any other Endorsements unnecessary They
say CURES scratches, gals Nc on horses with almost
absolute certainty II is excellent for sores in cows
tca ana appears to be just the article for every farmer
Press.
il has been tried and not found wantingV Adams,
", Messenger.
1 cured my hand with Dr. Henrys Electric Ointment
IN two weeks when the physicians said would be with
ont the Of two months had cut all nv FINGERS 10
the bone with circular saw u. Pecfnai Lebanon
n. II.
had the misfortune to scald myself quite severely.
and by making an application Of your Dr. Hons ONT
ment the pain from the burn almost instantly disappear
ed aud in hte minutes felt Inconvenience Whatever
from the elects Of the hre.-Cldrnda Sampson Mont
IL Is useless TO waste time in wrtngor reading a more
lengthy Advertisement Of this Ointment Enough that it
Is cdTdtn % gre satsfacfi0 whether used for scratch
es sores burns, or any wound Of whatever nature on
man beast.
Farmers, are your COWS troubled with sore tents -
morning
Sold by the Is of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Inyiro-
rator Manufactured at HighRte, W. by \. J. Green.
L. +. PmRoE and FIED. T. SMiH, Agents for Mont.
pener' 5l02
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19
Aitrraru Enstitutions.
N ORTHFIELD INSTITUTION.
~ NORrHFlELD, VT.

A. 4. blshhLL, "A. b., PRINCIPAL,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers
IL will be the constant aim Of the Teachers to form in
every student habits of sereance aud thorough perse-
vering study. Every effort will be made 20 render the
school pleasant TO the student and worthy Of the conf
denee and liberal patronage II the public Rare facilities
arc offered for the study Of French German and Italian
WINTER lHnN commences Nov. oath. 1853, SpRINo
FALL Term, Sept IN, 1859. ~:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19
ITO COUNTY sUPERINTENDENTS
AND
TOWN AGENTS IN VERMONT.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS..

The well established Importing House Of CHARLES
BACKMAN. 80 Front Street, New York, has mao,
large and extensive Sales Of the best descriptions w
PURE WINES aud LIQUORS to Town Agents in TINS
State and will continue furnish the same, rcasonS'
bic terms, ON application as above, to
CHARLES BACBMAN,
" ". Ii Irving. Travelling Agents
Reference may be made in regard the character and
standing Of the House. and the superior quality Of the
Liquors 10
Edward Hungerford, Professor Of Chemistry in the
University Of Vermont
s. W. Thayer, NJ. d., Dean Of the Medical Fac
uty, u. V. NJ.
w Carpenter, NJ. D., Prof &C., in same
]. s. Pierce, Agent Burlington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19

Wehave put up and sold this article for over 10 yrs
and CAN SAY, IN CONF > nENcE AND TRUTH Of IT,
what we have never been - able 10 say of any other
medicne-NkNER HAS = 1T FAILED, IN A SIN
q INSTANCE, TO EFFECT AZURE, when
timely used Never did = we know an instance Of
dissatisfaction by any one = who used it, On the con
nary all are delighted with its operations, and speak
III terms OF highest com u mendatlOn of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
WHAT WE poKNow,' AZ p ter ten years experience,
AND PLEp1E OUR hEPurA - TION FOR the FULFILL
NENT or WHAT WE HERE n DECLARE. In almost eve.
ry instance where the IN = hni is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or twen
ty minutes after the syrup = is administered
This valuable prcpara /, tim is the PRESCRIPTION of
one OF INC most EAFEhl ENCED and SklILFUL
NURSES In New England . and has been used with
NEVER FAILING SUCCESS =
IN THOUSANDS . OF CASES.
NOT only relieves the u child from pain, but inyig-
oratts the stomach and bowels, corrects acdity,
aud gives tone and energy r. to the whole system il
will almost Instantly re heyo
GRIPPING IN THE, BOWELS, AND
WIND = collie,
and overcome commissions which ii not snoodilv rom
eded end in death. We = believe il Inc nrsr and
suREsr REMEDY IN THE : WORLD. IN an cases oi
DYSEN1ERY AND DI = ARRHFA liz CHI.
DREN whether it arises u from teethnp or from any
phf cause We would n say 10 every mother who
mas ehld suffering from : any Of the foregoing COM
pinhls-Do NOT LET YOUR PREJuDIcEs, NoR rHE
fRJuDiCEs or OTHERS = stand between YOUR suffer.
ing child aud the relief that will be SURE = YES, All.
sOLuIELl SURE 70 follow the use Of this med
cine, If timely used Full directions forusing will ac
company each bOttle.-'- None genuine unless the
fac-simile Of CURTIS * e PERKINS New York, /,
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by DRUGGISTS = throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. l3 Ccdar-st.. New York
Price oaly 25 cents per hottie.
FRED, f.. SMITH, Agent 5lO2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19
nR. c. B. BRoNsoNs NEW CURES

and all other Chronic Diseases arising from
Orer- Use, General Debility, or Nervous
Prostrdtion.
These and successful preparations Of Food for the
Blood (based upon its analysis in HEALTH, which gives
the true standard and in different Diseases when
certain the deficiencies in each case, and then supply
them with the proper materials for making pure and
healthy bl0od) among the most important discover
les OF the age They destined 10 produce reyou-
ton in the treatment and cure Of Chronic Diseases
Having perfect scientific foundation, they far
moved from the sphere of all Nostrums and Patent Med
icnes. Physicians of all schools using these Prepar
atons mot Modicnes) with the most satisfactory re-
suits They are taken by drops, not spoonfuls.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19
GRAPE GROWERS CAN GARRY ON

N their business most successfully at Hammontou
free from hosts. Some DIRTY Vineyards set out the past
season. See advertisement Of Hammonton Lands anolh-
er column. 5li76
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-19

w A T Il r G Il NJ Z N 7 -
w for sale by STORRs & FULLER.
June 49, 1858.
, 1859-02-19
Long John and the Lccompton Charter.

Long John and the Lccompton Charter.
Ii III not generally known. but il nevertheless
fact that Wentworth desired the pssssge Of
tho infamous Leccmpton Charter. He never
penned paragraph against it for his psper.
Every article that appeared in the Dsmoar1f in
opposition 10 the enactment Of that Infamous
scheme. Was inserted BY bis employeea. Went
worth wanted it passed. Hin object Wa 70 " kill
Of Peck and Judd." TO use hia own expression.
His animoslties towards those gentlemen are 50
viraent that he was perfectly willing tho
people Of Chicago should be plundesed Of their
property and disfranehiaed of thelr right Of self
government. provided be could feed fat his
venRe3nl spises against those gentlemen.
Had that awiudling Charter become law, it
would have enabled Wentworth to have bel
lowed through his paper, thst "its ensctment
"was the result of the in.d5eitney Of the Cook
"CauntY delegation; that. bad As been men1-
"ber it conld not hare paused; that, had some
e'other men been elected in their stead. the
"thing would not have been imposed on the
"tax.psyers; that this dire calamity would not
"haye happened he'd bis opinious aud wishes
q been followed IN making choice Of representa-
"tives," e. Ac.
Shortly he!ore the meeting Of the Legislature,
Wentworth called on Tom Dysr one Sunday aud
told him, that as his party had the power in the
Legislature, be ssas great fool il he did not put
through charter that wou!d give him control Of
Tie city government. Hayins thus cgced On
Thomas, lie next wrote I'LL u1ticlc fur his paper,
saying ,lmt tile TeeoI1e ueed give themselves 10
uneasiars., about the Lecompton Charter, Al Tho
Coax County delegation could easily defeat it;
that il lie was in TIC Legislature be would have
no trouble in ocatins it. Alter layiug his train
and Ilac1ng slow match to it. ha left town and
went to Troy, N. y. 70 that lie might bc 1t safe
slist:uicc when tic explosion should take place.
There be spent bis time in writing lack articles.
abusing the State Iruraec, aud waiting inpatient
iy for The passage u tie Lecomptou Charter
Fiuljng th4t lis fireworks dill not 80 OH is he
expected, he tncaked hume the othet day to pros
lect alould for an opening for new mischief.
, 1859-02-19

A Day of Reckoning in Missouri.
We find the following dark hiuts in the st.
Louis Ertniag Aews Of the 10th. We truAt our
contemporary is not trfing with The serious in.
terests involved in the matters here pro9ncsti-
Gated
I'VE sha[t commence to moYrou aome start
ling disclosures as TO the imminent peril that
sarrouuds our State threatening us with bank
ruptcy and ruin. Aud We shall show bow The
proHlKate clique that controls the St. Louis
Couuty Conrt-whose Judges our representa-.
tires y Jefferson City ddrt not snrn ont, though
required to do 20 BY The united voice Of tbe pto-
ple-hare plunged The whole State into vortex
from which it can never recover save es loss
Of ninety mi!lions Of dollars, and pethaps its
own honor.
The public rsge which exists at present only
in st. Louis County. will aoon be found burning
70 the remotest corners Of the State, and tor
reaso1b that will make it intense and enduring
for generation at ienst.'
, 1859-02-19

The newspaper paragraph representing Nz.
Charles n. Pine, Masshsl Of the Northern Dis-
rie. Of 1Iiinois a. defaulter, now being pub.
itshed oref the country, il = unistak1 This
morning we took oocasion to inquire 1t tho bu.
reaqs pi, the First Comptroller snd First Audi.
tor o& 4he Treasury: haTinG eharga Of biz &c.
counts. and dnd, 70 ars happy - BE- Ants u
xsase. that they arc Ia aeandtion y satisfactory
- those o! any othar osaoes o1 The aovatnaaeat.
Ws<afn0toxttar, = -.
, 1859-02-19
bloody ARRAY at Placersil1e, Califor-
mia.
rpu the rfs mi Nsf1t
FzAcKkv1,lk. Jan. at-;:@ P. h.

P1AcKsvnlx jan ss-T30 P. n.
This morning at aboht S ociock, q serious cut
ting aaair occurred Ut the Gary Rouse. ia this
Guy. The parties weIc J.!lu Moore, L gambler.
aud Mr. Miuca, ali lr1shnan. The lat1er has
some twenty eight cuts On different parts of hlS
head, neck, body and clolhlrg. None Of tho
wounds are in them tlges very dangerous but his
condition III considered very critical.
Last night, at Diamond Springs, 4 party Of mi
GERS, disguised, and sngpoSed to nuralsr ebout
forty Persons. proceeded 10 curry into execati'.n
resolution previous pissed, u cxpel tie China
1lcp from that camp. They bro'te us strings "f
sl,iccs, dc1pallsaaa rahins, and DID other deeds Of
violence. One Wa. l1yior, i'll lnslnan, but lat
terly fron Howard county, No., furced tl'c dcoe
Of Chinese ~ in. struck lislt ana fn4cdlatt:-
]y received In his breast pistol bali fired by some
of the occupants. liz expired III ab ut 20 luin-
ute*. Three CnanIeu arc known TO have been
wounded, uud arr now in this place. 1t is pre-
euncL Tint others of tile Assuming party arr in.
iured, hut at prraent no information can lie obta'n-
ed o. 4 detlulte chalacstt. ~ l,ar1ies concerned
keek quiet. Tic cnroacr ha'l 2l jEl|e@t sn the
bndy, but M information vas el:itGd iastening
the shooting upon anS indiyidll..!!.