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Shcril,s Sale.

DY yirue Of two executions 10 me direc
Id ted fom the Office OF the Clerk Of The
G mnon Pleas Court, Of NJ ,ron county
Ind, 1 viii offer Tor sa'c At public auction,
ID The hthrs, bidder, for cash in hand, II tn
DOOR Of AZ Court House in J,srsr, on Sat
urday III 2lst day Of January, 1sC0, beiwes'
The hous prescribcd by law, Tie rents ant
profits ~ seven years Of the following dvs.
cribel raj estate, situated IN Dubois county
to-wi,: The North East Quarter OF Section
30. Town North Range " es', containing
100 ures; aud also The North West Quarter
u Srdcn 80. Town North range 3 West
combining also lG0 acres.
AID on failure 10 realize the full amount 0
prin.ipal, interest aud cost called for by sale
win wil at the same time and place, ana
d Ike manner, sell The fee simple Of said rea
estate.
Taken In Execution as the property o
Atrial ). Kingsley at the suit Of JOSEPH
Pearson, ana also AZ further suit Of Wiliisn
d. jarvis ard David w. Flirrhld.
JACOB HERM Nm. ). ID. G.
Dec %, 1s5y-35-3w 50 co.
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GEALED Proposals will be received by
- he Lnd-ls gncd commissioner at he
residence IN Knoxville or may To sent 70 ID,
Auditor d Dnbois~coun,y, Indiana, on an,
until Thursiey, the 9th o. February. "a. ID
1860 for a bridge across patoka river 81
Kncxv,lle. Sid bridge il 10 be coverec
with black oak clap bos-ds, and weather
boarded substantially. Plans and spccifca
ions may e,found at the Auditors Office o.
Dubois county. The timber fcr said bridge
mus, be cut on or before the Isl o. March
1860. The contractor viii be required Il
1--WE bond and security for The faithful per-
iormance OF the con'rsc,, in double the
amoun, Il the contract price.
Jan. -Gws. WILLIAM HARDIN.
or PsoIi j. gle. please copy VA day.
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PROFITABLE CRoP.--A Mr.. Carpenter, Of
Scott county, has published in the Dsven'
port Gazette the results OF his experiment,
in cultivating sorghum. He raised this year
from fif,eeen acres Of ground, thirty-nine
barrels Of molasscs. AT fifty cents . gal.
lon, his crop is worth 70 him $50 an acre
The greatest yield on any portion q the
ground was twen,y-eighl gallons to one
eighth Of On acre. which would be two hun,
bred and twenty four gallons 10 the acre
and be worth one hundred and twelve dol
lars.
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How 70 Discontinue Newspaper.
Ii ,ouiare resolved on this step, % 90 al
once Ike man. BY letter. or BY returning
The paper with your name and posl-uiiicr
snGorsed upon ii-Grsi, Of course. il sou
IRE even to!eTaby honest. by paying up all
arrearages. There are few meaner acis
'bsn 70 order paper discontinued with, Ut
gazing for the time 700 awe received it,
50 say cotem porary.
For lhe further instruction OF subscribers
and pos,.masiers we reproduce aud coin.
mend 10 their perusaI--
THE LAW or NEWSPAPERS.
/. Subscribers who DO not give expire 5
notice TO the contrary, are considered as
wishing 10 continue their subscription.
2. II subscribers order the discon,tnu.
ance OF their newspaper the publisher may
continue 10 send them until all arrearages
are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse 10
take their newspapers from the .fice 10
which they are directed, they are held re-
spcnsibe until they nave settled. their bill
and otdered them discontinued.
4 II subscribers move to other places
without informing the publishers, and the
papers are sent TO former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided tha, refusing
10 take newspapers from the Office or re-
moving and leaving them unealled fur.s FRI
Ma rAciA evidence Of intentional fraud.
g. The United States courts have also re-
pea,edIy decided that q postmaster. who
neglects 20 perform his duty OF giving rca-
sonable notice. as required by the Post Of
flee Department, Of the neg lect Of person
to take from the Office newspapers address,
ed TO him, renders the postmaster liable 10
The publisher for the subscription price.
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ID EXAMINING ia the Post-ofiice q Jas
~ per Dubois county, Indiana, which
when not called for by the 31st OF March,
next will be sent to the Desd-Lstter Post
Office Of the Pos,.otfice Department It the
City cf Washington, d. y.
Admire Jacob, Brace James s.
Berry Achsa v. Chestnut b.
DcBruIer Jasper DUrman Frank X.
Fuchs Mary Hcnsn John
William Hurst, IIemmerlsin j Geo.
simpson Jacob Markell, Banhard
MilIbufn Nancy j. CD III. q, Ncwcomb 3
Postiethwait Saml. Shoulders Thos.
Srnhell Henry Thonrson Helen l..
Wolf Lndwig friedrich, Weigel Andreas
Weber Michael Young John.
jasper Indiana. January A 1860.
JOHN MANN. Post-Master.
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DEATH OF JUDGE BLAcKroRD.- Judge
Isaac Blackboard, formerly one OF the
Judges Of the Supreme court Of lntii-
ana, and for many years Reporter ol
the decisions Of that court, died in
Washington city Jan. I'd. Judge
Blackford, at the time Of his death,
was member Of the U. s. Court OF
Claims. His legal talents were Of a
very high order, and his lators IS re-
porter Of the decisions Of the Supreme
court, made him widely knownto the
legal fraternity in this State,
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Lola Montes Idea Of English GaIlantry
---Loye FOUNDED on Hal'aoa.


II recent lecture o. John Bail, Lila re-
marked hist 10 comcslc aud social Ito 81,
found the EnglsA very admirable and praise
worthy. The love Of money. however, i
great. The SeolchmAn would love his bnn-
ME lassie because che was bonnie. The
lrishmnn would love his ASS Tor her pcauiy
and accomplishments. Blu, John null would
rather love her Il she nd gold ia her purse
and lads Tor her dover. O4s.rvAton had
shown her everywhere that money inspired
affection. Tne gentry and mobility Of. Eng
land for The mos, part pracrised the most
wicked arts Of gailantry. 10 win the az
icctions Of young and arlless girl and
leave her to misery, was a matter OF boas l.
ing.a their clubs.
AT some watering-place the villain would be-
gin his campaign. Tae poor gin. would be
battered BY what my lord would say. Sac
has read in novels OF condescension on The
part Of the high born 70 love such as her
self, aud she expected 10 become great
lady Ia this way she becomes an easy victim.
These things were tho fashionable amuse-
ments Of tie wealthy in England. In fuc,,
i WIS common pas,ime with them. she
had seen in the New York papers advertise.
menls for wives, which SHE regarded as nets
only 10 catch some foolish girl. Il, sec the
reign Of the mighty god Cupid ia all his
greatness aud glory, they should VISIT win.
:er ws,ering. place IN England, where liver
diseased people - yellow - their guinsas.
went TO recruit :hsir health. Here daughters.
especially such % were somewhst pas e.wsre
bargained of 10 the old gents WHO had re-
'nrncd rom the Indiss with gold and dis
ease. john Bull at home in England. and
Brother Jonsthan al home in New England,
were tho same beings modified by local
changes.
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UCongress is still qnarreling owe,
the immortal niger, with no prospect
Of an organization soon. The Black
Republicans, trne to their disnnlon
principles, continnc to vote for Sher-
man, as Speaker Of the House, who
openly recommended such acts rs the
Harper's Ferry raid. Tie mail con-
tractors are urgently asking for their
just dues, and threaten to stop carry
ing the mails if they arc not paid
The Democrats have made the other
parties every reasonable offer to con-
promise, 90 Is to effect an organiza-
ton, and relieve the pressing wants OF
the country, but all to no purpose -
They desire to bring on dissatisfaction
with the government by clogg;ng its
wheels, 80 that its aims cannot be car
ried out and disunion may follow. Ii
our mails should stop for want Of an
appropriation, the people should bear
in mind that the Republican party,
and it alone, is to blame.
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IMPcRrAsr NEws-HuxcARr AMI Aus
TRrA.-The stesmship Canada Is 10. bring.
Ing four days later news from Europe. II
Y highly interesting and important. A col.
:ision appears imminent between Austria
and Hungary. The flames Of instruction
which have been % long smoldering. are
threatening % break out 10 confagration
One hundred and eighty Protestant noble.
men In Hungary have been thrown into
prison for political offeaces. The Austrian,
ore pouring in troops, and will soon have AZ
army Of sixty Thousand men 10 Hungary.
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rs hereby given TO The members OF the
4 Evangelical Association belonging 10
Emanuel and Salem churches, near the
town Of lIuntingburrh in Dubois county
Indiana thst an election will be held Of
salem church, on Sunday January 1flh.
1860. at one o'clock. p. NJ for the purpose
Of eIecling three Trustees for said congre-
gations. GERARD NIEHAUS
January ASSOC
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The. SuTHEES PACIFIC RAILEcAD.-The
Marshall, (T,xas) Republican, 81 the lIIh
u December has the following words u
good cheer:
Our advices from Austin are OF cheer
ing character. 50 far from having 10 ap-
prehend any adverse State act. The com.
pany will be able 70 obtain ~ the lcgi.la.
ton desired BY lis lriends. The road com
pIetcd is in active operation, and doing .
good business. We venture 70 predict that
BY the first Of February. fifty miles will ~
under contract, with an ample force upor
The work to construct i speedily. The con
di,onal sale OF $lO00u00 q the stock
and the order 10 close the books, il = sig
nificsnt fact 10 the recent history Of III
company, promising the mos. faitering re
suits.
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PROFITABLE FARMIxG.-In 1850. Majol
IIaIlof this county, without a dollar in the
world, bought little farm on the Weu
Plains. Of .537 acres. The cost price WIS
$2s. $50, with interest ~ eight payments
running to 1859. The Major made The last
payment (a.2SS) to-day. The farm, b,
good luck and good man aeement, has made
every dollar Of the purchase money. Long
may the Major live TO enjoy the fruits Of hi
industry and good fortune. --Laiayel Ind
Courier.
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1.-THE Supreme Court Of this
State, at its present session, has re-
versed, on appeal from the Dubois
Common Pleas Court, the judgmen,
rendered by said Court at the July
term, 1858, against Geo. Windsor, il
the case Of the State Of Indiana vs.
Windsor, for malicious trespass.
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rs hereby given to the members OF the
Il German Evangelical Lutheran church
belonging 10 81. Jacobs church near 10 the
town Of Holland IN Patoka township Du-
bois county, Indiana, that an election will
be held al said church, on Saturday the 14th
day Of January 1860 at l o'cIockP NJ, Of
said day. Tor the purpose Of elscti.g three
Trustees Tor said Congregation.
CASPER n. TODR INK,
FREDERICK LIPPOLAT.
Holland, Jan. A, 1860 -2ss.
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U Read the "Cheap Cash Store
advertisement in to-day's paper.

01r Petit Jurors for January Circuit
Court, 1850.
John Timing. Columbia township. Hen
" Bactman, do; Andrew Able. Hall town
ship. Francis J. Beck, DO; Joseph Jerger
Bsinbrldge township, Tobias Herblg. DO
Andrew Metz. Hall Up; Benjamin Ans
Psch DO; Green A. Ksmp, Pstoka township
Gerard Schipp, Ferdisad do; Franc Gail
houses do; Joseph tIeitz. Pstoka township.
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SLAVERY IN NEBRAsKA.-A bill fos
the prohibition Of slavery, which pass
ed the House in the Legislature Of
Nebraska, by q vote Of twenty-one to
seventeen, few days since, came NJ
in the Council afterwards, and on mo-
ton was indefinitely postponed, by a
vote OF seven to six.
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COLUMBUS, ONO, Jau. j.-The Democrat
Ia State Convention 10 appoint four delegate
A large to the National Convention al
Charleston, met here day. A large mum.
Der were present. Hon. WIN. b. Woods, d
Licking, was,chosen President, anu also ons
Vice President from each Congressional dis
trict.
A resolution was adopted by a large ma
joriy, declaring stephen A Douglas was il'
favorite e the Olio Democracy Tor Presi
dent. and ins'ruc'ing the delegates from
Ohio TO cas-, their entire vote for him.
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lvTvO CONSERVATIVES NV The Advertiser
i having been restored to health in lev
weeks. by . very simple remedy, sfter hav-
ny suffered several years with ascvers Lung
Affection. and that dread disease, ConsumP-
tion--is anxious 10 make known 70 he fei.
the means Of cure. To ~
who desire Il he will send copy Of the pre-
scription used Gree Of charge.) with dirss-
tions tor preparing and usine the ssme'
which they will find . sure cure fcs Consunp-
ton. Asthma. Bronchitis, &r. The Only
object OF the advertiser In sending the pros
ecu,ion IL 10 benefit the afflicted. and No
hopes every euferer will Try HE remedy, q
il win cost them nothing, and may prove
blessing. Parties wishing The prescrIP'l0n
will please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. 800 FIRsr BrREE,,
WILLIAMSBURG. Klncs Coz ~ =
Oct. AZ, lS59-Sw.
4 FINE sssvrtweDt ~ bvn's ard shnes
N a. ALExANDEKS
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GcvKRHoR CHASE AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE
- Gov ernor Chase recommends the repes
Of the law passed By tho last Legislature
which prohibits persons Of African blood
from exercising the right Of suffrage. This
wss 70 be expected. The Governor wa.
sl~sys IN advocate Of negro equsli,y with
Ne white race. He was elected Governor
.she fret tins By negro votes. illegally 3D.
mitssd into the ballot-box. and he expect,
future Offices from the same source. l, il no,
susprising, therefore. that he should insis,
on negroes being allowed TO vote.
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MORE NEW GOODS,
a Fine Lot or Winter
Cc3-fo~DypErEAJCA .

GOATS, Pants and Vests Of various sty les
~ cravats. Suspcnders. Gloves, Wool
Comforts, Drawers and Understands. Silk
HandkerchIeis shirts &C., also DeLaines,
Mcrinoes, FIsnnels, Dress Trimmings La
dies collars, &C., Long and double Shawis,
ManulIas, also boots and shoes, Hats aud
caps. a fine assortment OF gents aud La
dies Over.shoes and very fine article, Of
Bed. blankets, just received and for sale
cheaper than ever at the
Jan A, CHEAP CASH STORE.
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CO The Elnira Gazette says, that Ha7-
leti, one Of the Hsrpers Ferry insurgents
was formerly connected with gang Of horse
thieves Ia that vicinity, aud escafed punish
ment BY turning States evidence. This j. q
specimen Of the martyrs who are 10 make
the galIows glorious as the cross.'-N. y
Express.
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WAsHIxcTos, Jan. 3.
II 10 said that the Judgeship Of the Court
Of Claims, made vacant by the death Of
Judge BackSord, will be given TO Hon. Jas
Hughee, OF Indiana.
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DEATH OF Ex-PEsiDEsT LAMAR. - Late
Galveston papers announce the death Of Gen.
Maribeau i. Lamar, Ex-President Of 4 xas
and recently U. s. Minister 70 Central Anne
rica.
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OsE nr THE SrcSs.--A bachelor editor Of
the Pamela Star mentions o. sure sign 81
she coid winter" the tact that more mae.
s'Ags licenses are being issued than usual.
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IL Dr. HosTETrER's BirTERs have re-
ceived the warmest encomiums from the
press and people throughout the Union. Al
valuable tonic for the cure Of Dysrepsia
FIaInleace, Constipation and general ner.
ycus debility, il cannot be approached. Ey
cry day new cases Of It's great effect are
cbronicled through our public journals -
There j. nothing equal in the enjoyment, %
that which the afflicted experiences when
using this valuable specific. It's mild tyne,
10 sure and vigorous action upon disorder
ed stomach, and the cleansing Of the entire
human body, should recommend il 10 ii
classes Of our community. All that will be
necessary % convince The skepiical Of is
healthy effects, is 70 purchase bottle and
re convinced.
Sold BY druggists and dealers genersly,
everyw here.
See advertisement "A, nnnthpr cOiumr
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IL Ex-President Pierce and lady are q
present Of Washington City.
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0-TAII free negroes found il Arkansas
after January "a are 10 be sold into slavery
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IrnfArArorrs. Sent. 2. 1877.

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was induced BY friend TO try them. ]
have been using The Purifier for the las,
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With the use 81 il - my advanced sgs II
years.
| cheerfL'ly give this information for the
benefit of those similarly att cted
Yours, truly, McEEis Morris.
See advertisement.
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EE-2u-zt3s
Jan. 6, lS6O-Jos. Forman and wife-s
male child.
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or Read tho following from the Hon.
Morris Morris. forme " Auditor II tie
State VI Indiana:
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4 FINE sssvrtsneDt ~ brn,s ard shnes
IA 81 ALkxANDERS
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CT For sale bv
HUBER g. FREEDMAN, jasper.
E.& T. PICKHARDT. IIun,inchurg.
WININGER g. MILBURN, HaysvlIle.
]. Il. GOHMANN, Ferdinand.
WIN. MAHlN, Ireland.
WHITE e. WOODFORD, Pasli.
Dec z, 1887
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-19

A REIIc.-Under the caption "pcked up
we observe the following notice published In
the Yarmouth IN. S,) Herald. 1t will be recol-
lected that some months ago, the steamship
Hungarian, having q large number of passen-
gers on board, struck on Cape Sable. at the
western extremity of Nova Scotia, and founder
ed, carrying down In the vortex every soul on
board leaving not one to tell the tale. AS ev-
erything connected with the loss Of the Hunga-
rian possesses melancholy interest we publish
the notice:
"From the wreck Of the Hungarian, silver
vase, with ship engraved on one side, and on
the reverse the following inscription: From
the Principal Underwriters OF London to Cap
tain Charles Wyatt, as on acknowledgment of
his care and attention in successfully navigat-
ing the ship Adamant, during the War, 1885,
The Vase was picked up by Albert X Smith.
aud others of the West Head Diving Company,
and is 10 possession of ID. Horton, of Yarmouth
purchaser of the wreck, to whom application
can be made"
What near and dear associations may DO con-
nected with that vase!
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-19
$Z,158,OO
IN JEWELRY, GIVEN AWAY /!
273 Valuable Prizes!

want It distinctly understood this Is not Rattle or
Gift Entertainment. It 10 designed to obtain work and
customers and to this end every who will bring
work to do In the Jewelry Matchmaking Daguerrean
business viii present with many tickets as they viii
expend dollars in my line Those who want Watches
cleaned repaired any Jewery or Daguerrean work
DONE have only to pay me the regular price, The work
work will be MANIFESTATIONS for year-and be-
sides obtaining the work at the going rates. they will
receive many tickets In my Great Distribution they
expend dollars for work. Remember that win not raise
the price of my work. Purchasers need not have the
work done now but at any time hereafter the tickets viii
be good for watch repairing or likenesses.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-19

EXPERIENCE OF PoT1TIcLAH.-M. Quiet, .
distinguished French politician, thus gives tho
experience Of bis political life:
Ihave been strongly attached to political life,
and have applied myself 70 It with ardor.
have devoted to public duties, without hesita-
ton, the sacrifice and efforts they demanded
from me I; but these pursuits have ever been far
indeed from satisfying my desires. II is not
that complain Of the incidental trials. Many
public servants have spoken with bitterness Of
the disappointments they have experienced, the
reverses they have undergone, the seventies of
fortune and the ingrattude of men. have
nothing Of the kind to say, for have never &C
knowleded such sentiments. However violent
" may have been stricken, have never
found men more ungrateful, or my political
destiny more harsh, than expected. It has
had. alternately, and in great abundance, its
Joys and sorrows-such was the law of human
ity. But It has been in the happiest days. and
In the midst OF the most brilliant successes Of
my career, that have found the insufhciency
Of public life. The political world Is cold and
calculating the affairs Of Government are lofty
aud powerfully impress the thought; but they
cannot Gil the soul, which has often more varied
and more pressing aspirations than those Of the
most ambitious politician. It longs for hap
piness more intimate, more complete and more
tender, than that which all the labors and tri-
umphs of active exertion and public Importance
can bestow. What know to-day, at the end
Of my race have felt when It began, and dur
ing it, continuance even in the midst of great
undertakings domestic affections form the basis
of life and the most brilliant career has only
superficial and inc omplete enjoyments. II q
stranger to the happy ties Of family and friend.
ship.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-19
C1ONsTARLE,s sALE.-state of CaIIfornIa

~ County of Nevada, Township Of Nevada, IS.
By virtue Of execution to delivered issued from
the Court of 4. W. Smith Esq, acting Justice ofthe
Peace in and for the county aforesaid bearing date the
LIST day of September 1860, to satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Court the LIST day Of September D.
1850, In favor of n. c. WALKER and against L. NJ.
KELLOGG, for the oftwo hundred dollars debt and
$3.50 costs of suits have taken in execution, and will
sell to the highest bidder for cash. the following described
property to wit All the the right title and interest Of
J.. Kellogg in and a certain lot of Mining Claims
situated Selby Flat in the Township of Nevada said
claims Join the claims of Shvey Co. at the lower end
and the claims of Kellogg Heath at the upper end the
having been heretofore attached by In the above
entitled suit will sell the at public auction at the
Court House door in the city Of Nevada TUESDAY the
25th day OF September 1860 between the hours o.
O'Clock A. N, and O'Clock P. n.
Taken the property of L. NJ Kellogg to satisfy the
above demands and accrung costs.
Given under my hand this 4th OF September 1860
49, J. b. GRAY, Constable