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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04

LIVER OR STOMACH,
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changes of the season They are manufactured
from receipt used in the Doctor private praC-
tice with great success. We have manufactured
them for the last four years, and they have been
tried in the above Caees with the best Of results
and the demand is constantly GU the gain. Try
them, and you will never regret it,
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take Dr. Boyce's BitteTs.
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tiers.
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Bitters.
Are You Costtve' Take DR.. Boyce Bit
tiers.
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FEM s. FUTILE, Druggists,
Proprietors, Rutland, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
TOR SALE.

4 good bsase, barn, and Fix aores OF Is pa
from ak TO ffty acres, TO cult The psrCnsEsSaat
good water running through pipe, snd q Wen rs y,
water one mile from hatlsDd village, CD
turnpIlSc lesdiI q to Woodstock. Enqnre ~ -
PIERCE, Center street, or y. =. Chaasea
aDc preEsisea R'e"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04

If IL would have cost Two millions in
1852, surely it will cost near four mil
lions in 1867. Besides, what are we to
DO in the meautime? The answer is
obvious. Give us charter for new
road from Bennington then if the road
to Chatham -Four Corners is, OF is not
built, We are all right. 1t certainly
must take two years to build the long
read, but few months will suffice for
the short one.
We ask the State for no help-we feel
sure they will not refuse charter.
With great respect, am.
Your obedIeat servant,
SBru B. HuSV.
New York. March -, 1867.
SENATE.
Prsyer by Rev. Mr.. TeauS of T'het-
ord.
The journal of yesterday was read
snd approved.
Senator Taft moved that the Secretary
be directed to ask the House to return
Senate bill TO incorporate the Rutland
Railroad Company, suggesting that the
trustees of The first mortgage Of the
Rutland g. Burlington railroad have not
had notice Of the bill.
B1ts i~Goducd-By Senator Root, to
incorporate the Bennington Gas Light
Company. On motion OF Senstor Coch-
ran, the rules were suspended and the
hill passed.
From the House, authorizing certain
towns to aid in obtaining railroad con-
Eecdons, extension of Rutland e. Ben
ningtOn road TO Chatham J and like
bill .or aid to the Moutpeiier and st.
Johnsbury Railroad Company, Both
eferred 10 Judiciary committee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-04-04
LIVER OR STOMACH.

Ard all diseases csueed by Derangemeut Of tn
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Rowan, THE Cheek SwISpLER.-The case Of William
D. Rowan, tho young man nineteen years old, arrested
on Monday afternoon, charged with passing worthless
check for s325 on the Bank OF this city upon
Mr. Augustus Chur. of No ~ Cliff street, further
Investigated before Justice Bowling yesterday afternoon
The check purpored 10 have been drawn by r. A. Rau
Co but as IL appeared from the deposition of Mr. Garns
T. Baker paying teller Of the Tradesmons Bank no such
firm kept an account IN iba. bank Moses H. Daniel.
so John street. testified that the 1lth INST Rowan
into bis etore and bought hydraulic jack for $50
rendering in payment n check for s220 on the North
River Bank. Mt. Daniels. believing the check TO no
genuine received It, and gave Rowan his change sl4ol
after which he learned that the check worthless
and Of no account whatever. Jnstice Bowling COM
mited the prisoner for trial in default OF 81 600 bail
each complaint Rowan born in this city, lives
No 10 Grove street, and Is monlder by occupation He
pended not guilty but refused 10 subscribe his name 70
the examination paper
VIOLATING The Boar L.w.-Thcmas Wild, william
Maitland and Charles Duval yesterday arrested by
Sergeant Fitzgerald Of the Harbor Police tho charge
of being aboard the ship Granite State lying the bav
and holding communication with the passengers and
crew in violation Of law James Martin and George
Fields were also arrested for committing eimar viola
on In being aboard the schooner d. Williams, Of Rock
land Me-, lying at nuchor in the Fast river All the
prisoners taken before Justice Bowling and held
10 bail to answer before the Court OF Sessions
ALLEGED GRAND LlRcxyr.-walter J. Price, Of No 2s9
ives. Tenth street. appeared before Justice Ledwith
yesterday at the jefferson Market Polico Court and
made complaint against James McGovern for having,
the 10Th day OF April stolen from him forty one half
casks amounting in valuc 10 e20j. Tho casks were
lying the pier at the foot Of Murray street previous
TO their being stocn and that shortly after they were
missed search was commenced which led 10 the dis
covcry Of tho missing property in cellar at 12s East
Twenty second street, said TO DO occupied BY the pris
On hearing the complaint the justice held the
accused TO answer in the sum OF 81 500
Tmr ATTACK PRINCIPAL OF ScHooL 36.-Mr J. H.
Murray jsntor OF Grammar School No. SO. the o
the brutal attack Monday last upon Mr.. A. D. Du
bos srcs II stated that the prisoner, George Mur
ray now In custody upon charge OF being party "a
the assault his brother or In any way related tC
him. the former supposton having doubtless arisen
because OF the sIn larity Of their names
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
LONG ISLAND INIelllsENce.

rRE DEPARTMENT TRrsTEE. E.-Charcs Lewry has been
esced Trustee Of tho Widows and Orphans Fro Depar
mcnt Fund at Jamaica, In place Of George H. Parshal
whose term or ofrco has expired.
REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH CIAsHs.--The North Chassis
OF Long leland held iu spring session at Flushing
Tuesday last
REPUBLICAN DxLsaATEs 10 SrArE CONSTITUTIONAL Con-
yEvrIoS Ex-Governor John A. King, Henry W. East
man. George Millor and +. G. Shaw have boon elected
delegates 10 the State Constitutional Convention from
the First district OF Long Island.
RAILROAD DRrsKpAroSs Seven men were arrested
last week for removing from the Flushing Railroad,
and were locked up 70 await examination.
Tmxvrs.-A freight belonging to the Long Island
Railroad Company broken into at East New York on
Saturday night last and robbed Of large quantity Of
potatoes, eggs, &C.
ArrKxrrEp IxcxsprARrx AT JAMAICA. The residence
Of Pienspont Potter, OF Jamaica, was visited oy some
nend in human form few evenings since, and with
bundle Of straw cndcavored 10 rs the premises Luck.
y member Of his family discovered u In time ana sne
IRE was subducd. s.M
BASE BArL-r,berty Base Ball Club Of Jamaica have
elected the following officers for tho ensuing year
rresdeut = Kce,er Vice, d. N. Campbell; Secretary
- U foweu; Treasurer, A. J. Wilkinson; delegates W
SsspnA CeeYelticps q. y, Bennett and J. Keller "
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
. Slse, ,oes, ,loo sl65, 595, ,ooo $50, /


The foreign exchange market quiet during the
morning but became nrmer towards the close, when
bankers bills England At sixty days werc quoted at
1os III at three days. 1927 no; commercial bills,
1os losA francs, at sixty days, 515 6.22k; AT
three days. 5I2M 51sI; bills on Berlin, 71,S Y;
on Bremen, 7s15 70; on Frankfort, 4oK aHk; on
Amsterdam, 40a AK; on Hamburg, s55s se9l; on
Antwerp, 5.22K 5.17,s. Ma9
Mining shares wcre dull Al the first board Corydon
closed SOC higher than at the same time yesterday SELL
ing at Is co. Consolidated Gregory Gold 25c lower
selling a. IS e5; Quartz Hill zoe. selling at 81 s5
Davidson Copper sold at 81 40; Charter Oak Copper
81 90 d. 81. At the second board Consolidated Gregory
Gold closed l5c lower than the first board selling at
ss so Corydon loc selling as $S 5o Quarts Hill 1oc,
selling at 81 rs.
The government has issued bonds TO various railroad
companies to the amount OF 900. nearly thir
teen millions OF dollars, ~ follows:-To the Union Pa
cinc, main line, so3 miles, at $4,000 per mile.
$Ass00 900; 70 the eastern division Of the same, l55
miles, at the same rate per mile, $2,4soooo; 10 the
central branch 20 miles, at same rate $s4o to the
western Pacific 20 miles at same rate $500 27
miles Of the Central Pacific rate 900, and
70 sex miles Of the same tho Rocky Mountain region,
At $4s,o 900 per mile. 81, 10000
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

"Hor BEER" OF AN 1SToxicAnxa NATURE Recently
large quantities OF beer imported from New YORK
to Hampshire county-more particularly 10 Northamp-
ton-and It was seized by Deputy Constable Lyman, N
uns and the agent OF the New York house SAID there
more OF u in the depot and Deputy Lyman said he
should seize as soon possible and the agent there'
upon Informed him that hop beer and was not IN.
toxicating Doctor Hayes the state AssayeT examined
Q sample of the beer and found that II contained nve
and one tenth per cent OF absolute alcohol which the
o. ~. 'puna @ ID Lonoon Roe. m rerIous
body present. but he Of opinion that the beer con-
tanned nearly two and half of proof whtskey
such as Ia sold IN the Market and he thought that ~
porter was cassed with Intoxicating liquors this beer
should. The doctor testified in court and the case was
decided In favor OF the constable who holds We beer
Eexcn 7farellsr, Irra 1a
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
eRookLyN COURTS.


The Whiskcy Frauds-Aa Imp0vtans Poiut
Settled.
Before Commissioner JoneG
GATED Satsvx John O'Brien and Anthony o. Clerry =
Tho defendants were charged with having distilled
whskey without paying the special tax required by
law. Revenue Inspector Cocheu testified 70 having
visited the premises in Hamilton avenue opposite Co.
nmbastreet South Brooklyn the 9th Of March, and
found still in the cellar in full operation He
the defendants there. who said they did not know to
whom the sti belonged Deputy Collector Daley, who
was in company with cocheu at tho time, coroboraed
his evidence and stated that he made the Witness
further stated that 0Brien turned over barrel OF
spirits to let the spirits run ont He tasted that
which wss running from the barrel and the liquid which
was running from the tail Of the worm both Of which
spirits
Deputy Collector Tobey was called for the prosecution
to show whether tho defendants had paid the special
tax or whether II had been paid for dstiery on the
premises In question.
Counsel for defence objected saving that the docu
ments themselves the best evidence and shoud DO
produced in court The objection sustained.
Assistant District Attorney Allen remarked that there
clause In the revenue law which required parties
TO show receipts and that they did not u was evidence
they had II not the business Of the govern
mcnt to show that they had not. ...
The Commissioner decided the point we'll taken, ana
made remarks the effect that II party found to
be distng would be required OF him to show that he
had complied with the law and In OF his falling TO
do that nc would be held the defendants did not
offer 10 show this they were accordingly held Tor tai
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackc,t.

belorc Heeorder hacKctt
A RECEIVER OF STOLEN Goops CONVICTED.
At the opening OF the yesterday the trial OF
Yheophni Kick, charged with receiving stolen goods,
was resumed. number Of witnesses examined
Sor the defence 10 show the good character Of the
cuscd District Attorney Hail made an eloquent and
Sorcblc appeal TO the jury vino rendered verdict of
guilty, with recommendation TO mercy. The prisoner
was remanded for sentence. f-f1
John A. Rice, against whom there were two pdict-
q cloh the property Of TSos Hume si7 broaaWay
the 26th OF April, 1885, He was sent TO the State
Prison for two years and SIX months
A rnETrNcEs. 5,
Frederick g. Puddings was placed on trial charged
vitn Obtaining money BY false pretenccs J. vas shown
vsocured s. om johanna Breton and others by repre-
eating that he was member Of the Sanitary Police.
s.ls q copy Of which We sppend:-
cnr or New YoRx.
S!sso :. spps.oa sSaS.s Sr keep
& s ana
:: wssn ss ss s, s FS 5s
son viii bs renewed after the rs. day Of Nav iss BY
Ss :sssd 4
81 theft robbery dsordery eondnci be reported and se
.'su''a found Of
wm be renewed until the first Monday in May 1853
r. TALPERr, Bordcli Marshal
Counsel for the accused contended that there was no
s.se prsence made according TO the definition Of that
oGence.
The Court overuled the objection, aud the Jury
aercd verdict OF guilty, with recommendation to
crcy In view Of the fact that Puddngs was less guilty
shan another party for whom he collected the
HE Recorder sentenced him 70 the Peni,cntay for
year.
AriECKD BURGLARY.
william Scvens, who was jointly indicted with Thomas
Nergan, charged with burglaously entering the Jew
siry esiablshmcnt OF Lionel Jacobs, III Broadway,
md stealing a. 600 worth OF watches. was acquitted
The only evidence against Sevens that he was found
with Kengan at house in Jersey City, when twenty
pawn tickets representing portion OF tho stolen prop
ery, the table. The accused proved an uncx.
cep.oDable character and the Recorder Instructed the
nry 70 hnd verdict Of not guilty.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
HOLY WEEK.
Tho once or The Tcnebr

The once Of The Tcnebre.
Among the ceremonies and Offices Of the Catholic
Church there 10 none more solemn or imposing than
the oce OF the Tencbrm which s rocted the after
moons Of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in Holy
Week. On those days the Church dispenses with oil
forms Of joy fcsvy, songs hymns of praise
chantcd but everything tending to excite sorrow for the
suerings Of Saviour and pensence for
gressons s made Of The Office OF the Tcnebrm Ia
reccd by the clergymon and chorsers who ranged on
either side OF the sanctuary repeat alternately the psalms
and lessons belonging TO tho Office. In this city the
Tenebrm will be sung at ST. Fatrick's Cathedral, Mott
street, Church OF St. Francis Xavier, West sixteenth
street. Church Of tho Most Holy Redeemer Third street,
and Church OF 81. Paul tho Apostle, wost Ffy-ninth
street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
UNITED STATES commlssIoHsa's cousr.
Alleged Robbery in the Post once,

Before Commissioner Stlwell. .
a man named Benjamin +. Dixie, clerk In the Post
O6aocof this city, has been arrested by Mr. J. Gayer,
Uecal agent Of that department. charge Of stealing
lster which had been held for postage. Several let.
sers Of this class having been missed Mr. Gayler nsti
faed inquiries for the purpose OF asceraiuing how the
alleged theft had been committed letter. not post
paid, but contain ng marked money, was posted This
ictter disappeared Mr.. Gayer questioned the prisoner
About IT, but he denied all knowledge OF It, Dixie was
shen searched and upon his person. the complainant
states, was found the marked money above alluded to-
The matter has been set down for examination before
Commissioner Stilwen on Friday next
The New York herald., 1867-04-17

r.ss . SS fss,o.ay !. sxs is5ys. iIs a.: ~
ssS9lssf s3H4e, - p d. QAio de - e. q
ne inmeSA1s we.!s of man9fActurs and fsser o6ens
sns msxks or al kind. Of domestic nseceA ave for des
ssss sy ssssns ssa Dsnf r ..lss ao~sss
a ssc S9c Xxx a.. ac. and ioi a about ssSc; xx
Western virgp,A At &C., wisconsin q 6ec. STATE
5; So: 70 ,s;,Is Sss; 5zSs Ss ia bs,ss 10.
S5c o@ bs Teras At lsc assc, The latter price
nhe IVY 90. meaicAn par At and eoo lbs CaIfor
bales Cape part lo isS Aesza 90 do Donsioi and
10 900 lba black do. private terrna. = -
WEALxsosE sAlss OF moment Of any description were
reported. Prices, however, ruled steady
WHIsKEy,-Rccepts ll6 bbs The market was dull ana
nominal, at Soc SIC In bond and "a 80 free. -
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
the IuRE.


NEw ORLEANS April 10, 1867.
We had two races yesterday, the Grst being dash OF
two miles and the second mile heat best three in ve
Three started in each race MoIo Austin won tho rst,
beating Richmond and Knshthooi Time. 3:4s The
second race was Of the best that oame on In
the South heats being closely contested, each
horse winning two before the deciding heat The horses
were Nellie Gwynne, s. Patrick and J. +. Johnsonthe
latter winning the nrs hfh and seventh heata Time
l:50A-l :54h-l 80 k-1 151k-1:5SX--l:b7
The track was very heavy.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Inc business m sessions yesterday was particularly
onmporant none Of tho being Of any general i'm
Nre" whatever. The calendar contained forty-four
separate charges comprising your for petit lar
Dsy we've, assault and battery; two, keeping dis
Sroery mousse one, gaming; one, violation OF Excise
last sitting. ~ 0o
Charlotte Slater OF No Duane street, was indicted
dencc being insufficient N @ssa''s1' ~ -
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
MARINE COURT.

The Marine Court sat yesterday at the usual hour,
Judge Gross presidng but II adjourned after,
motion having been made by Of the lawyers that
should do so out OF respect to the memory OF Mr. Will
Nam Stafford, member Of the bar, whose death has
tust occurred.
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
The COURTS S.
Motion 20 Quash the Indictment Against '. H'
I TrRpp.

t1Ohtu Vuush ING
TrHpp.
Before yrdge Shipman.
/ TAs United States r. j. H. Trapp-Ihe defendant In
sAs case lawyer In this city, was indicted by the Grand
Jury ON charge Of making forged papers or receipts
vih intent TO dfraad the United stassS full report
Z sno preliminary examination, held before the United
esatss Commissioner into the charges against tho ac.
spsed appeared in the Herald The case was brough.
SSoilou 10 Quash the Indictment Mr. Malcolm Camp
hell appearing for the plaintiff contended that the act
~ 1928 under which the indictment was drawn up had
Seen repealed by tho cf 1S63 and also urged his
motion on the ground that the testimony taken before
the Com sufficient to justify tho action
n the Grand Jury In indictng tho accused Mr. Bell
perlied on the rat Of the government. Judge Ship
man took the papers. and reserved opinion. -
The New York herald., 1867-04-17


faiss Rn 1Sg nSss eg FrthoG private terms quote
nlo prime Iyc iskc good. 16Sc i6s1c fair Ike
msc ordnsry l6c s<c: fair good eargoes l7c a
sssyra a1r Sass 4; masn msGa1s.eG iss c
@ V Scosd sons make The stock Rio April 49, 1857, In
baltimore. 5000 do - = HlA'epnA' ~" ~ ~ anu ~
-, corPER-Ihe transactions In nRof amounted to about
1oo ios on the spot and for future delivery at SC
for Detroit. s"o 80 e'1a~
bnuGs AND DrEs chemicals ruled exceedingly quiet
y eG S ,dOs 70. Prime s
powders pow 1 3, gold casks tartar al SOc gold
DYEwoops heard 81 M sscs. eSa, ~ ~, q,
Domingo logwood was quoted at about SID gold II
FLOUR AND GRAN.-Receips 4cO bbls dour. z2odo and
~ sU ua Bags e corn IN mea 4Oi bushels Of go
-four was Quiet but steady, and prices remained without
chahse iew ots were pressed for sae at slight
sion but the general market unchanged and
yesterdays quotations California aour Was also uue but
unchanged The sales including California about Ol
bb the market closing dull Canada was an and the
various grades were quoted at from $l2 Sd with
sales Southsrn -four was dull but unchanged The sales
Were about 100 bbls at quotations. Rye -four was r
at $o So 76the latter rate for choice The sas were 1
bbs. Corn meal fair request and the sales com.
nri gah b1s Mt futi prera W. uuoto.-
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COMMEHCIAL REPORT.
TUESDAY. April ls-6P.M.
BxEswAx was dull and nominal at 4oa
CAspLEs-Adamantine we're unchanged being quiet but
steady at isc zc spsrn were steady at ssc aloc and
patent. &c. 60c
cooH-There was decidedly less activity in the market
Ansactons being limited to l6oo bales; but previous
our quotations. We quote:-
The New York herald., 1867-04-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


BLAscHARp-PIrrNAx-Att the residence OF the Rev.
G. Hill on Monday, September TO- 1866, GEORGE p.
BLANCHARD to SERAPHN X PIrrNAN eldest daughter or
Mirvin X. Pittman, both Of New York
ByNos-BLooAER -0n Sunday evening, April Il. Mt
the Yonkers Aethodist Episcopal church. by the Rev
NJ D. Crawford J. WuIxT BYsos to SusiE A. BIooxsI,
both OF Yonkers. ll.s.s....sl n ts.'.- -.1,-.
KNG-WnnAnsox -on Friday, April II. at ss. Johns
church, Elizabeth, N. by the Rev r. W. Beaeley OF
Philadelphia, Rurus KMd, Jr, Brsvet Major Of United
States Army 10 MARIA. daughter 70 exChancelor VIII
Hanson.
OurEknsrDaE-DuRYEs s-On Thursday, April T. at 81.
Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, by Rev. Mr. Foss,
pastor, THOMAS j.. OUTERERDGE, OF Bermuda. W. L. to
JxsSIE. youngest daughter Of A R. Dsryee, Esq, or
Henpstead, l. l. No cards &f
RAYaoND-Appros.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April
TO- al the Church the Heights. by Rev. Dr. Eddy, Mr..
FHAsc1s H. RAYMOND to Mrz MARY q. ADDasoN
snrrH -BossnR Monday. April Is, by the Rev.
Thomas 8 Hastings d. D., THOMAS A SxlTH, Of James
burg, n j., to FANSrE A., daughter or the late H. B.
Bolster, Esq, Of this city. No cardA = ls4e4
YBAroN-YKAroN-OnM Monday April Is, at the resi-
dence Of the brides mother SO Douglass street, Brook.
iyn. by the Rev. W. W. Bowdish M. JcHN H YEAroS,
OF Portsmouth, N H., to Miss ABELrSE YEAToS, young
daughter OF the late James Yeaien, ESQ, Of this
city.
Eastern papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION

The people of this country are generally
deemed too much addicted to Politics yet it is
their reprOach that the more important elections
seldom command general attention. Put up two
rival candidates for President, and almost every
one is drawn into the maelstrOm Of political
strife, very much as they would become inter
ested in mill, ," or dog fight; but the num-
Der who take deep interest i'll Constitutional
Election is generally limited. Probably, the ag-
gregate vote whereby delegates were chosen to
the Convention which formed the Constitution
of the United States was lighter than would
have been cast at general election of con-
stables.
We of New-York are about to hold Con-
yentiOn to revise our State Constitution. The
provision looking to such revision every TWEEN
tieth year is one of the best features of our
present State Charter. 1t is not probable that
another opportunity for revision will be pre-
sented during the lifetime of half our present
voters We, certainly, do not expect to see
present Constitution shall he so amended as to
secure prompt Justice through the Courts, pre-
clude Legislative and Municipal Corruption,
and secure Responsibility by concentrating
Executive Power.
All this may now be done. 1t can only fail to
be through popular heedessness and neglect.
Though but ten days remain for preparation,
the People may secure the needed reforms in
their fundamental law, if they choose to take
the trouble They can purify the halls of legis-
lation: they can curb municipal corruption;
they can secure justice through reformed
Courts; they can fix responsibility for abuses
of Executive Power-in short they can increase
the value of Property, and the reward OF
honest Labor evemore.
But no substantial good is achieved without
effort. If the more intelligent and capable
citizens choose to leave the matter at loose ends,
trusting to luck or to fate, or TO the chance that
their neighbors may prove better citizens than
they, we shall have weak Convention, no
real reform, and probably the amendments as
made will be voted down by the People, leav-
ing all that is bad in our present. Constitution,
and cheering official villainy with a prospect
| af twenty wears additional IMMUNITY. Such is