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SURVEYORS OFFICE, ,
Ea0kuk Iowa MAJ o. tsGn

bhhFbbUh OFfICE,1
Ksokuk. Iowa, May ~, 1858.
EOTICE.-To all pers ons having gum. revolver
pistols munitions of war OF any hind for sale are
ordered not 70 sell dispose Of the without ars
obtaining permit from tbs undermined By order Of
ihe special Agent Of The Treasury Department Al,
persons violating This order ~ 10 Iiasfs 10 sush
gooos eonhacstod for the OF the OF The
United States. JOHN srANNCs,
may1r-titf Surveyor and Collector,
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How Printing House square was
Defended.
CHICAGO, July 2

CHICAGO. July 20.
Mr.. EpIyoR:-The following extract
from a private letter received this morn.
ing from New York, discloses the prepar-
tlons that were made for the reception OF
the mob on Printing House Square, af-
ter their attack upon the office of the
Tribune. How Aell for them they did
not renew the attack. Yours truly,
GLEN WooD.
owe have had fearful time this week.
Such sights ~ we have witnessed from
our windows | never saw before. Mon
day and Tuesday the Square was filed
with most excited men Tuesday the
Tribune Office was thoroughly fortified,
the lower Office being barricaded, with
reams of paper we'll wet down, and the
upper stories stacked with muskets, re-
volvers and hand grenades, and garrison
ed, while preparations were made to give
all corners hot bath from the steam
boilers.
'In the Times Office there were two
rifed batteries of l6 guns, each capable
of firing rs times minute. and at the
corners were howitze.s to sweep tho
whole Square Fortunately the Williams
had too much Of the better part of valor, >
and kept at discreet distanc, otherwise
Gov. Seymour would have had to mourn
the loss of many of his friends while
everybody else would have rejoiced."
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EpiroR OF tsATR Cry Dsay SAY - With VIM, LA,
mission With 10 say 10 the resas OF Jour aper iLs
will send by return mail TO all Who I,h IL tfrse1
Recipe, with iuli dIre,ioas tor mailing and using
simple Vegetable Balm, hat viii euectosiy remove,
in 10 days Pimpi-s, BioicLes Tau, Frrckes and all
lmfnriiie. ofthe SKIN leaving The sane soft eIeAr
smooth Aud besstifui
win also mali free 10 those having Ball Heads or
bare Faces simple directions and information that
will enable them to start a falI growth of Luxurt.,,
Hair wbiakers, or Moustaths In less Than 10 dsvk-
All sppiiestions answered by return H. all withou
charge
kespsctfuiy yours,
THoS CHAPMAN, CAsm,a
Jeso-djut No. s5I Broadway, New iurk
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The country will not know in how many
instances its honor has been saved FROM
unnecessary concessions TO foreign pow
ers by the frmness Of Secretary Welles
until the history of the war shall have
been written from official records. In at
least two of these instances Mr.. Welles
has been more successful in com battiug
the views Of the State Department than he
was in the Peterhof case
The French Minister, the burden of
many OF whose dispatches, as the Yellow
Book shows, concerned the tobacco own
ed by the French Government and stored
at Richmond, requested permission to
ship il On board vessels to sail direct from
the rebel capital the blockade to be rails
ed at that point for the purpose.
Secretary Seward was willing to grant
the favor asked. but he was obliged to
refer the case to Secretary Welles. whose
answer was to the effect that the United
States had opened the ports of Virginia
and North Carolina, from which the
French Government could export its to-
bacco if it desired. and that the United
States would not agree to interfere with
it's transit to Alexandria or to Bufort for
the purpose Of shipment to France. He
added that it was asking too much of our
Government to requireit to raise block
ade when nothing but the obstinacy Of
the rebels prevented the shipment of to-
bacco. To this reply NJ. Mercier had nc
answer TO make. To the Spanish Minis
ter, Secretary Welles steadily refused.
The Spanish Government proposed to
modify The law of nations SO as to forbid
belligerents from exercising bslligerent
rights within three marine leagues of a
neutral shore, instead of one league, As at
present. The plea on, which this extra
ordinary claim was rested was that the
introduction of modern artillery, carrying
shot much further than the guns used
when the rule was established could no,
necessitated the proposed change, which
would be- in accordance with the spirit Of
international w.-[New York Times,
July IL. .
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WHAT SOLDIER THINKS OF THE
Mona soldier returning 70 his regi.
ment, which is under Meade, on the Po-
tomac, said yesterday: "This mob must
be enforced. Here ain returning for
eighteen months TO my regiment, after a
spell of sickness. Ny regiment is not
half full; it ough. to be filed up. and
that at once. These men who make riot,
would cut the thros.s Of the soldiers in
the field"
This is soldiers reasoning, and it is
correct.
The rioters have, after oil, missed q
part Of their game. They have destroy
ed some of the enrolment lists; but these
lists are copied in triplicats, and even II
every copy used in the CONSUMPTION off,
ces had fallen into the hands of the mob
his need not in any event put of the
draft for day, or leave out single
name from the list. Thus the conscrip.
ton act is not defeated or even DELAYED
except for few days, by these riots; and
the only persons who will escape thei
chances Of the draft ansng the rioters
Will be those who may be shot down 10
the streets of the city they are disgrac
ing.
| 1t 10 q singular commentary upon thu
"Peace" doctrines OF Fernando and Ber
Wood, that their adherents, the pretend
ed devotees Of peace, tho abliorrers o
bloodshed, are the ringlsaders ifr thi
bloody and dastardly riot.-[N New Yorl
Post.
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70 The Marquis Of Hastings, one Of
the English peers, has been fined S25 for
lighting game cocks on Sunday.
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1T TKLEoRArHl
stock Market.
New York. July n.
stockS-better; fair businecs.
Sterling Exchsngs--ouiet
0oid-i24i
New York Central eb-iea.
keadisg-i0ef
Hudson-sok.
Rris--96a.
o. 8. Ga, rs. 100 Rseistsredj 1851
New Treasury 3-io-Feb'y and August, ~.
q. .. / year certifcate, S9t.
Missouri 6's-Tl.
U. .. IS IA, soupoas s7i.
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Commercial.
CORRECTED pAILysr
S. III A MIL l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main strssss.I


100 Corner Fourth and Main strsstsL
DAILrGAr. CRY ovvuc.,I
KEoKrH July22 81.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
PLoUR-supcrnLs o. 90; sprin wheat extra
esi Pail Wheat Extrsss rs
CORN MBAL--ss 10 Soc = loo n,
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-7ssssoe p Io0ks.
SHIP sTUFP--so to soc.
CoRN-s to 4oc bush.
3ARLEY-75e TO 81 IS.
wHEAT-PAli socesI 90; Spring 5o4,ss p bu.
RYE-4Oe
oATs-60e.
NEW PoTAToEs.--sI 90 10 81 r.; RelaIl SOC Der
peck.
BUTTER-Common 10 to ise; Choiss, II to Iss, re-
tail, M TO zoe
hogs % 10 ste.
CHICKENs-sl rs to 81 50.
LARD--s@ 10.
BACoN-shouiders, Aye; Hams SC: sides &C.
WHITE BEANS-Comnon TO good 50 70 u rs.
Prime Navy e2as2 so.--sominsl
TALLoW--Tc.
GROCERIES.
suGAR-New Orleans fair. iaej prims lse
choice RI New York, q, r&ie; New YORK 4. i5ic,
crushed and powdsredlsi TO lie.
hoLAssEs - Beieher's Sugar House 7sc; Col
dsnsyrupsaGs3e--very scarce; sorsum 4os soc.
CoFFEk-Ric al8a3e; Java 40; Lasuyrs a5e
RICE i0gioie.
SODA 10 Sc.
soAP-Palm sic, Family &c, German lie
CANDLEs-Starl7to 10; summer Pressed 1910 I4o
TEAs-Yeung Hyson, 81 100 81 q, Imperial, 81 %
3sl co. Black, 75c8sI 40
ToBAoCo.-Dark Sweet, <Sc to s6c; Medium Brands
sec to 7so; Gold and Natural Leaf, soc to sSc
NAlLs-Best Brands e5 IS 10 IS rs, rates
GLAss-sxIo City % so, rates.
CoRDAGE-lsc 10 Isc.
FIsH-No. Mscksrel, bbls. sl4 50 to els 80.
No do do oi2 % 10 ol3 90
No. do hlfbbls % % 70 o. 50.
NOT do do o. 20 20 "a So
Hltbbls. Ne. Waite Pish e6 SO 10 n %
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REBEL INVASION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Cen. Pierce, with force variously es.
timated at from ten to twenty thousa nd
persons, occupied Concord, N. H., on the
4sh ofJuly. In his address to his troops
he sharply condemned the "Lincoln des.
potism," and gave due honor to "tha.
noble martyr to free speech. Vallandig-
ham," The exquisite timeliness of his
assault on the Government of the coun-
try, at the very moment it WAS engaged
in desperate struggle for existence az aims,
an invading enemy, and while the issue
of the great battle was uncertain, mus,
impress every patriotic mind. Jefferson
Davis was once the Secretary of franklin
Pierce; Franklin Pierce now seems to nc,
as the Secretary OF JEFF. Davis.-l Boston
Transcript,
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Coin Silver Ware.

Diamond, Ruby, saphin, Pearl, Emerald, Ga
Opal Pam and scale RINGS.
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fiens on ar ras ~ AIS 5lSskTkrOm

MExPms, October 1.-THE Jackson Mis-
sissippisn Of Sue 9Th says, the election
for Governor, State officers aud Congress-
men took place on the 9th, and supposea
the State officers are re-eleeted.
It also says that . sharp eight occurred
on the Big Black, 10 which the rebels were
driven back, but being reinforced they
compelled the Federals 70 retreat beyond
the river.
The Selma Reporter says Bragg has thir-
y Thousand spare stand Of arms.
Four companies Of the Second lowe
cavalry surrounded the town Of Herman.
dio on Saturday night aud captured three
men, formerly Memphis policemen, who
were engaged in the reeen burning Of
the Mississippi river. They had . list Of
all the boats on the river, with the price
70 be paid for the destruction Of EACH
They are now In irons in the Irving prison.
and win be tried by military commission,
The vote OF the 3ud Iowa cavalry was,
Stone SIS; futile 1O7.
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8g IIeIeqraph..
Afternoon Report.

The Presidents Reply TO the Adj
dress Of the Missouri Delegation.
WAsHHaFoN, October IA dispatch
to the Tribune says the Presidents reply
% the address Of the Missouri delegation
was mailed to Hon, O. D. Drake, ehairmau
Of the Delegation, ct Sc. Louis, yesterday.
Whether Il will be Published or not is at
the option Of that gentlemen.
Gen. Schoheld will be eontinued IN the
command Of his Department aud all MILL
taFy powers concentrated in hands. he
receives new instructions, copy of which
is annexed % the Presidents letter 70 the
Delegation, containing explicit and more
stringent directions for the management
Of his Department. -
All persons in the service 0fthe United
States are forbidden 70 return fugitive
slaves or 70 assist In their escape. -
No eoloEed soldiers are TO be enlisted
except under orders of the commander Of
the Department, Gen. Sohofeld.
The course with regard 70 Senator Lane
and his followers e approved, and he 10
ordered to use all forces under his COM
mand to punish gnerrilias Or other lire
sponsibIe persons carrying on irregular
under Whatever color or pretext.
No action taken in the matter OF ENROLL
ed militia, which Is LEFT as Il was before
the committee presented their address.
Cows. Yates, Of Illinois, aud Solomon,
Of Wisconsin, are here. The former is
DESTROYS Of removing some Of the restric-
tons upon the commerce Of the MiaaissiP-
pi. The latter has . question % settle
with the War Department.
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0str1uctiOD which were seut to Btagigy's As.

destruction which were seut to Braggs as.
sistanee.
Rosecrans cannot give battle At ptesent,
and must remain on the defensive.
WAsHInsTos, October 15.Ett = aaeer-
tanned from the army Of the Potomac that
the heavy rain Of yesterday prevented any
field operations. Our cavalry scouts fall.
ed 70 ind any considerable body Of the
enemy, and our signal men, owing % the
fog and haze saw Indications Of only ope
large camp at BristoW's Station- It Is be-
lieved that the enemy having the previous
day reeonnoitered our position and 6ndinR
our lines impregnable retreated reaFWard,
fearing rise Of the Rappahannoek would
interfere with their base Of supplies.-
This explains their movements towards
that line. Our troops are equally well
posted for an advance or retreat. The ems
emy's forced march, and The scarcity OF
supplies render it impossible to actively
advance or retreat, fthey attack Us their
defeat Is considered beyond doubt. Learn.
ing at headquarters that the eneuy was in
force this morning at and around Manas-
ses Junction, some Of our troops immedi-
ateIy prepared 70 advance, probably 70 70.
councillor Our recent movements have
been Of a stratagetie character In which
Lee has been thus far completely 0st Gen-
eraIed by Meade. No fears exist Of our
not being able 70 cope with Lee in the field
e We eau get his forces In without our
having long base Of supplies 70 protect.
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PROCLAMATION.
By tks PFeaideat Of de Uaifsd Stafes.

ER4a8AlAAAA0As
BY ths Presidelf Of de Uaitsd Slater.
Fhetsrm Observes OF part Of the troops Of
the o. SWin expire during the coming year,
and whereas, In addition 10 che men raised
by the irst draft, &c is deemed expedient %
call out 800, 900 volunteers 10 serve for
three years or the war, not however, e1-
eeeding three years. F-I-sl
Now therefore, ], Abraham Lincon, Pres
ident of the United States, aud Comman-
der.in.e chief Of the Army and Navy there0f,
and Of the militia Ofthe several states when
called into active service, do issue this my
Proclamation, calling upon the Governors
OF the different States, % raise and have en-
listed into the service tor the war, 70 6Il
companies and regiments In the Geld from
their respective states, the recruits Of 5OO,-
900 men. further proclaim that all the
volunteers thus called out aud duly enlist
ed, shall receive advance pay premium aud
bounty as heretofore communicated % the
Governors Of States BY the War Depart
ment, through the Provost Marshal GeneF-
ais ofice by special letters.
further proclaim that all Volunteers re-
csiVed under this cali a. well As all others
not heretofore credited, shall 6e duly cred.
tied aud deducted from the draft further
proclaim that u any state shall fail 70 raise
the quota assigned % Il by the War De-
paFtmsnt nnder this call, then q draft Tor
the deficiency In said quota shall be made IN
said state or in the districts OF said state Tor
their due proportion Of said quota, aud the
said draft shall commence on the 9th day
Of January 1864. further proclaim that
nothing In this proclamation shall interfere
with existing orders or the present draft
IN the states where u is now ID progress OF
where it has not yet c0mmeneed. The
quotas Of the states aud districts will be
assigned by the War Department through
the Provost Marshal Generals Once, doe
regard being had for the men heretofore
furnished, whether by Volunteering or draft
ing, and theFecruitiog will be conducted ID
accordance with such instructions Ne have
been OF may be issued by that Department
In issuing this Proclamation, address
myself not only 70 the Governors OF the
several states, but also % the good and
loyal people thereof. inviting them 70 lend
their cheerful willingness and effective aid
70 the measures thus adopted. with q VieE
70 reinforce our victorious armies now "a
the field and bring our military operations
TO q prosperous end thus closing forever
the fountains Of sediti0u and cruel war.
In witness whereof, have herein set my
hand aud caused the seal Of the United
States 70 be afixed. Done at the City ol
Washington this 18th day Of October, A.
D. 1868, aud Of the Independents Of the
United States the soth.
ABRAHAM LrsCoLH.
By the President:
WIZ. n. sEWARD, Secretary Of Stats.
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CAIRo, October 1.-THE steamers Omaha
aud City Belle brought up5O0 bales Of cot
ton. The Memphis Bulletin Of the 18th says
the Sd Miehigaa cavalry. Lieat. ColoHel
MeneF. encountered Richardson with 1900
men snd four pieces Of artillery On TaIa-
hatehie. Richardson retreated % Okalo-
AsnibAis, Oetober IO.-Col. Hatch routed
and scattered Chalmers command, driving
them al beyond Falmahatehir, and gave
up the pursuit only when his ammunition
Was exhausted. General SEeeney's infan-
Try took the wrong routei but Tor thIs error
the most Of Chalmers force would have
been captured.
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NEw YonK, October IT.-Nev Orleans
dates Of the 10th state that Matamoras l.
stiIl held by the French. The citizens d0n't
exhibit any desire % oppose them.
The popular feeling n Texas is against
the Confederate draft.
Galveston IL very strongly fortified and
70 now the rebel stronghold IN Texas.
The 18th army corps reached Vermillion
river, few miles south Of YermilIiO
Yesterday there was sharp skirmishing.
Gen. Banks 70 IN che field. 9
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b~LoSe sxlRrs.-The filthy and ex-
trayagaut fashion of long skirts for ladies'
dresses has been abrogated by the latest
ediCt from Paris. Anexchange paper says:
1t is not the fashiou now, We are happy to.
state, 10 wear long trailing dresses in the
street. and to sweep the streets with them,
ahd,to carry the dust into the houses
That fashion is exploded, aud the women
and girls who are iguorantly indulgiug in
it are behind the age, and hence, decided.
ly Questionable. Should any of our lady
readers happen to walk up and down the
fashionable aysnues of New York this
month, they will, see the truth of this prov
ed. There will sappear really fashionable
young ladies, whose dresses have been.re-
Gently imported from Paris, or made after
Paris models, all of whose dresses are so
lOOped up in the skirts as to show the pet
ticoat well, and to lightly avoid touching
or trailing on the pavement. This change
in the fashion is one of the most sensible
We have yet hadioccasioA to record.
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WAsHIEGToH, October 17.-Itfs said that
General Order viii be issued BY the War
Department in few days, providing for
the enlistment Of eoioFed troops in the
states Of Maryland, Ke1tneky, West YIF-
ginfa snd Tennessee. All loyal owners
viii be allowed $500 for each slave that
may enlist, these sIaEes 70 be free At the
slaves Of dfsloyaI masters wilt also be en-
listed bat they viii not be paid for them.
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aus1NEssl NoTIoEs.

a. PEaTsgfLT sAusEACIOBI-Rev. Jas. Hoyt,
Pastor First Prssby teFiAn Church, Orange, N. J.,
WTitsS-'1 have uSes Mira 8. a. Alls1s zylObll-
samum or Worlds Hair Dressing with very great
benefit in my family. IT. cleansing and healing
prOpSrtiss, removing dandrnG and giving the hair
. natural and healthy tone and sOftnsls, surpass
those ofany preparation known 70 me-"
sOldby Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1Ss Green
Mieh Gtreet. New York. - - u. oet1s
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MONDAY Morning October 10, 1858.
SHORT-HAND.
THE COUNTRY DIS.
TRICTs
Ia-Tne WEsros LuNArIc AsrLun. I

h6-THE WESTON IUHAFIc ASYLUM
Mr.. FarnswoFth, from the committee ap.
pointed 10 visit and examine the Weston
Eaaatic asylum, has made report to the
Legislature. They report that for. extern
sivensss, quality of material used, and
execution of the work, the building is
rarely surpassed. The present board de,
serves great credit for the perseverance
and economy they have manifested. They
have. laboredi under many difficulties owing
to rebel raids which destroyed some thou.
sand dollars' worth of tools, driving away
hands, thereby increasing the price of
labor, &c. The left wing can be finished
and furnished ready fer use by the middle
of December next, aud will be capable of
Accommodating forty patients, besides the
rooms necessary for attendants. One story
of the main building TO the centre will be
up during the winter and the walls pro
teeted against the frost ready for the work
next spring. In the completion of the
entire building the right wing will have
to be raised in It's foundation so as to bring
the Que story intended for patients on a
level with the rest of the building, spfi
Gent to make two lower stories that may
be converted into temporary penttentiary
with the additional cost, over its original
purpose, of SIC, 900, and will accommodate
about one hundred convicts.
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Last Nights Report.

PHIEADsLPHIA, October Is-SaIss Of
GoVernment boudss on Saturday last
amounted 70 81, 2s7,50s Sales Tor the
week s., 5OO.OsO. Deliveries Of bonds are
made % October -. The loan Il nndeF
S20o .0o0, 900 and At sthe above rate win
be before the public.
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Bfoueh,s Maiorrity..

C1ScIHaATi, October iT.--ResuFns from
eiehty-fve counties give Brough q, 4es
majority; gain Of 66.05g. Three counties
yet 20 hear fom. 1t 3
The machine establishments Of Geo. d.
Winchel 4 Co. was Destroyed By fire this
morning. Loss abont S20, 900. Iaslred
for 50 oOO-1s - rss-s -sr zt q.
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Letter from Mason to JEFF Davis.
The following h q copy Of letter from
ME. Mason % JET. DAVIS, aud was found
among the intercepted correspondence Of
the latter. Il pIainly shows the treasoaa-
bic purposes Of the writer as the time.
Selma, Va, Near WTaehesFey, September
30, lS56.-MT DEAR SIR-I have = letter
from Wise Of the 9Th, full Of spirit. he
says the Governors Of North Caroline,
South Carolina aud Louisiana have already
agreed % the rendezvous az Raleigh and
Others win. This 10 for your most private
ear.
he says further that he had officially
requested you 20 exchange with Virginia
on fair terms Of difeFeaee, percussion for
flint muskets. dOa't know the usage or
power % the department In such cases.
but 70 it eau be done. even BY liberal eon-
stractiou, I hope you will seeede.
Was there not an appropriation ~ the
last session for converting Tint into per.
eussiOu arms2 u 90 would Il not furnish
good reasons for extending such facilities 70
the States9 Virginia probably has more arms
than the other S0utbBFn States, and would
divide Ia case Of need. In letter yeaIeI-
day 20 q COMMITTEES tn South Car0liua,
gave Il as my judgment in the event Of
FremOnt's election, the South should not
pause but proceed aE once 20 Immediate,
candidate for the FIRST halter.
Wise says his accounts from Philadsl-
phia are cheering for old Buck 10 RsnnsyI-
gania. hope they be not delusiVe.
lSigueo. .. =. A-AS'A~
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6rCIRcUIT CouRF Saturday last,
Ellen Conrad charged with stealing horse
from Elijah Payne, had "a hearing be-
fore the Circuit Court. 1t was proved that
on the sIst OF Jul Ellen Conrad took .
bay mare from tie pasture field of Mr.
Payne, who resides q few miles east of the
city, and was afterwards arrested in Fair
mont with the horse in her possession
The girl had lived in the ueighborhood for
several years and was regarded as q good
servant girl.