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BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YORK.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 2s

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.
A private dispatch from Fort Wal
lace received on Saturday states
that Col. Forsythe who was badly
wounded has arrived at the Fort, and
has had his wounds dressed and Is do.
New York state men.
Another alleged gross outrage by po-
licemen, upon an unofending citizen
was developed yesterday before Judge
Mansfield, at the Essex market police
court. Roundsmau Hart, and police
BrauEht of the 10th precint were charg-
ed with assaulting German citizens at
them to the station house were they
were locked up all night. No COM
plant was preferred against them and
they were discharged. They are now
determined to prefer a complaint
against the policemen.
Prayer meeting was held at John
Aliens yesterday afternoon. Johnny
himself was present, but took no part
in the exercises more than to assist In
singing or to help the lady portion to
seats. At Kit Burns no meeting was
held, probably through some misun-
derstanding.
A fracas occurred in Jersey City last
evening, on South Second street, near
Prospect, In which man named Mar
tin was fatally stabbed. John Reilly
Martin was Immediately arrested, and
the police are after three other men
supposed to have been concerned in
the affair. a
A man named James Alexander
Thomas, supposed from papers found
on him to be a Catholic Priest, was on
trial in Judge MRrshfeld's court for
burglary yesterday. he said he could
not answer II he was guilty or not, but
supposed he entered the room. He
was fully committed.
A raid was made to-day by the reve-
nue. officers on the policy dealers in
Chatham and Greenwich streets, and
fifteen persons arrested and held for
examination.
Several cigar .peddlers have been ar
rested and their unstamped cigars con-
hscated in the suburbs by the revenue
officers the past week.
Since the passage of the bankruptcy
act, $500 cases have been adJudicated
in this city.
Charles Reade, English playwright,
has sent ten pounds sterling for the
benefit of the persons lately shot at the
Broadway theatre by the Sheriff's
roughs.
In the internal revenue conspiracy
case to-day, the Governmentc concluded
with its witnesses, when the opposite
counsel demanded that BinckIey be
called, but the prosecution declined to
do so.
A procession OF 500 sboemakers pa
raded and banqueted to-day in honor
of Sh Crispin.
Only four members of the Chamber
of Commerce assembled to-day on the
call for meeting to devise means for
the relief of the South American suffer-
ers. It was stated that the subject would
be considered at the next regular meet
ing.
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Business catas.
SEWING MAoHINEsa.

NROYER BAKER SEWING MA
VI chine Oxtoby q Duffield Agents Ia
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PENNsYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
The national committee of soldiers
and sailors have received letters from
Generals Pope, Howard, Sigel, Sher-
man, and others, which will be read at
the convention on the LIST proximo.
BErHLRHRM, Sept. 2S.
Henry Dolts, brakeman, was killed
and several others of this place in
jured, by passenger car being upset
on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
PTrTsBURGH, Sept. %.
An immense Democratic mass meet
ing is being held opposite the st.
Charles Hotel, the streets are literally
blockaded for a square listening to
Frank Blair, who is addressing the
masses. German speakers are also ad-
dressing the multitude. The st. Charles,
and also the Office ofthe Daily Morning
Post are brilliantly illuminated. There
is great enthusiasm. The festivities will
terminate with a grand fireworks.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsH1NaroN, Sent. %,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.
The Alabama delegation, in company
with Gov. Smith, called on the Presi-
dent to-day, to whom they were intro
duced by Senator Fowler. State Senator
Hays read to the President the resolu.
tions ofthe Legislature. The interview.
which was private, continued several
hours. during which the entire sltua-
ton OF affairs was freely discussed. The
delegation express themselves perfect
ly satisfied with the Presidents assu-
rance OF military aid, in case of neces-
Hity. They are to have another inter-
view with the President and also the
Secretary of War, tomorrow.
Commissioner Rollins, in reply to a
tobacco firm In Lynchburg, says that
all their tobacco and snuff, such as are
branded tax free, having been manu-
factured prior 10 1852, while the re-
mainder is branded from so to 90 cents
per pound, which shall not be disposed
of prior to the LIST of January next, and
all which they may purchase, tax paid,
but not stamped according to law and
have on hand, will have to be Tepacked
and stamped after this date.
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OHIO
nINn1NNArI. Rant. .

CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
The Pitcher tunnel on NJ. & @. r. R.
which caught fro some days ago and
has since been burning caved In yester-
day and buried two men. Their re-
mains have not been recovered. While
q construction engine was backing up
to the scene of the disaster 1t ran over
two hand cars near Athens, containing
1S men, instantly killing ave and seri-
ously injuring three others. Two of
them are not expected to recover. The
men endeavored to jump from the cars
which were demolished. One man had
his head entirely severed from his body;
and another had half bis head torn
away by splinters from the car. The
burning and cRving of the tunnel has
blocked up the road, but the company
are building a track over the hill which
will soon be completed.
Gen. w. s. Rosecrans is in the city
sLoppinR at the Burnet House.
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oABELL AND WAYNE.
Editors Intellfgeneer:

Editors Intelli1eneer:
One OF the ablest and most Interest
Ing political discussions ever held in
this part of the State came off on the
2lst inst, at Cabell Conrt House be-
tween Gen: VIM. N. Enochs, represent
ing the Union party and the Hon. L. t.
Moore, of Kentucky, with his usual
ability, the Democratic party.
Gen Enoch's made an able and en-
thuslastic speech, which gave confidence
and dstimulus 70 the Union-loving peo-
pie OF West Virginia, an argument too
which his Opponent with an his eIo.
quence, could not unravel, and, at last,
Gas the Democratic speakers dol run
into the niger in order to close.
I. Hon. L. T. Moore made quite a
speech (or noise), but the spirit which
Gen. Enochs exhibited he, (Moore, did
not display, his Pnrty not meeting his
exact sentiment. Col. Moore is a fine
speaker, but for some years past he has
been SO huctuating in his political
career that even his own party do not
have any confidence in him.
Gen. EnoChs is urged by the Union
people OF these counties (Cabell and
Wayne) TO canvass the district, which
he has, 1 believe consented to do. If he
does he will propose joint discussion
with any Of the conservatives who will
meet him.
The Union people of Cabell and
Wayne are alive and will speak at the
ballot box.
A similar discussion, between the
same parties, comes off at Wayne
Court House on the 2Sth instant.
EVER AND ANON.
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The WIN or Horntio ward.
NEw YoRK, sept. 2, 80
Editors Intesligoneer

Editors InteEligoneer
SIRs:-As the attorneys for the sxecu-
tors OF the late Horatio Ward, Banker
of London, and a native of New York,
we are required by the Chancery Court
OF England to publish in your paper
the accompanying advertisement in or
der that the will of said Horatio Ward
may be duly executed.
BY thfs will dated December oh, 1865.
Mr.. Ward bequeated the sum of $780,
600 to the "NatIonal Soldiers and Sail
ors' Home, in Washington, and a fur
ther sum of $4,000 to be divided
among such other institutions for or
phans by the war for the restoration of
the Union as should have been formed
in the loyal States at the time of his
death, or should be formed within one
year thereafter. A clause of the will
directs that the interest only shall be
used for some time, but that the bequest
be 50 managed as to give orphans as
they become OF age a sum of money to
fit him or her out life, and thus grad
ually extinguish the fund. Mr.. Ward
died April 2Sth, 1867, and we ask you TO
call attention TO these facts that the OBJ
jects of his charitable bequest may re.
ceiye the benefit therefrom which is
their due. Yours, respectfully,
JEMEGAN, HAMMOND 6E CLEVELAND,
CounseLLorS at LdD.
l57 Broadway, N. Y.
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TEXAS.

New YORK, September %.
Advices through army sources from
Marshall, Texas, state that the country
in that nelghborhood is over run by
robbers. All roads are utterly unsafe,
except for a considerable armed body.
a band of free. hooters, numbering Ito.
men we'll armed RRd mounted, are
rowing through the country. About
the 5th inst. they captured 40 Govern
ment wagons loaded with supplies.
The commanding officer at Sulphur
Springs, Texas, which is garrisoned by
a small company of the 26th infantry,
had sent an express to Gen. Hayden,
commanding at Marshall, stating that
IL not reinforced, his garrison, which
was surrounded, would be slaughtered.
A company OF the 18th Infantry and 80
picked men besides, had started to re-
inforce him.
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ONO aure for arant.

Editors IntelEi1Sneer: n
Last year 1 lived in Ohio. L have
now been back on visit. The contrast
with last year is marked and great.
The Republican vote evidently Will be
much larger than last year, and the
majority Overwhelming The Demo-
Gratis themselves concede the state 70
me. aout in the crowd talk as If
expected the State to go for Seymour
but between you and me, think 1t
will 20 for GRAM" The Republican
gains over last year are too numerous
70 be named in detail, and are to DC
found in every neighborhood.
Pom6roy, Sept. "a, '6s. x.
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SOUTH AmERICA,
NRw YonK. september 3

NEW YORK. September %.
The Alaska brings Panama dates to
the 18th inst, and 800, 600 specie. The
Star and Herald says the prospect for
peace on the Isthmus is not very prom
isinR, there already being discomfort
with the new Government.
There was no news from the earth
quake in South America.
The cereal crops In GuatamalA were
seriously affected by want OF rain: also
In Nicaragua.
The fever epidemic was disappearing
from Salvador.
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RITCHIE COUNTY.
R1aggeratIons Corrected.

Editors Inteltgeneer:
The "Register" of a recent date has
an account of a democratic" meeting
at Ellenboro, Ritchie County, and states
that nearly two thousand people were
in attendance. Now this may sound
very well to the itching ears of the
"faithful," but every honest man who
was present knows the statement in
the Register 10 be an ttnuIiti0Gted false
hood. 1 saw the crowd and am certain
that not more than four hundred were
present (among them several Re.
pubicans) aud am of the opinion that
three hundred would cover all, men,
women, and children. Noticed among
them some respectable men, yet the
majority were very hard featured and
brought up an unpleasant remember
ance OF f"GTsy backs" was told that
a number of those present were from
Pleasants County and had been in the
This latter statement judge is true
as they still have the old rebel yell
The addresses was simple tissue oi
MISREPRESENTATION, but the intelligent
are not deceived. UNION.
ELLeub0TO, Sept. "a.
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Crushed 10 Death.
NEWARK NJS s

NEWARK, N. J.i Sept. q.
Four English miners named VIM.
Moore, Richard Sampson, Jas. Rich
ards and Jas. Thomas, were instantly
falling in of a shaft of an iron mine at
Mt. Hope. Morris county, N. j. They
were buried on Sunday. An immense
crowd OF miners attended the fnneral.
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GOVERNOR STEVENSON proposes to
nut the State of Kentucky into state
Of nnlihcation. He has announced
that the 14.h constitutional amend
msns will not be recognized In that
STATE. and that In spite Of 1t no man
sbsll he disqualified for Office on ac-
count of participation IN the rebelli0n'
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ARKANSAS.
MElIPH1s, September 2s.

h6AEA1SI S6ptenD6EZ Zos
The Ayalanche's Helena, Arkansas,
morning Deputy Sheriff joe w. Maley
with a posse, surrounded the house of q
notorious negro named Lu Morrison,
who had killed several persons. Last
| winter he shot and MANNED for life
Sheriff Bart Taylor in attempting to ar
rest him, and who recently knocked the
1a1lor in the head and escaped to the
hills, where ehas been terror to both
| the white and black people. No sooner
had the Sherihs posse knocked at the
door yesterday, when Morrison fired
Instantly killing Maley. The others
attempted to close In on him when he
made desperate resistance, severely
wounding Perry Neagle and Andy
Farnes, colored, then escaped to the
woods. The news of the affair spread
like wildfre. Soon fully hundred
men were securing the woods, and sue
ceeded in finding Morrison. whose
arms were broken; also wounded in the
side. A vote was taken on the spot,
black and whites voting in favor OF
done.
Gen. ]. @. HIndman, late OF the @. s.
a., was assassinated at his residence at
Helena, last night. The Superintend-
ent of Police received q dispatch this
afternoon directing him to arrest man
Shreve, who it is believed committed
the deed. Robbins was arrested and
sent back. He is from Springfield, Mo-,
and served; under Hindmau. He de-
nies being the murderer.
LATER.
The AYalanche's special tonight SAYS
General Hindman, was shot at 10
o'clock last night, whilst sitting In the
midst of his family smoking, his left
hand, which held his pipe, being car
ried away. The charge was buckshot,
two of which entered his neck, inflict-
ing wound from which he died eight
hours afterwards. His assassination
was procured through political causes.
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PHILApELPHIA Sept. q.
mONTANA.

ST. LOUIS, September %.
A Virginia City (Montana) dispatch
says Commissioner Cullen and Gov.
Tafts have concluded treaties with the
Sheepeaters, Bannock and Shoshone
Indians, and distributed annuities to
them.
Col. Cullen has left for Washington
on important business connected with
Indian affairs.
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eLEA.AnTs COUNTY.

A Grant Club was organized at Ben's
Run, Peasants county, on the 5.h inst
The permanent officers chosen are as
follows: Presideat-James w. Will
hanson. Vicc President-Ralph Cor
relI. Recording Secretdry-T. @. Davis
Corresponding iSecreta'y-G. NJ. Will
hanson. TFeGSurer-J. Gorrell. FL
nance Comhlittee-H. Huffman, Joseph
Williamson, ]. NJ. Blrkheimer. Esec-
,ttive committee-J. J. Williamson, Thos,
Gorrell, w. NJ. Swan, J. Wagner and
Charles johnson. A large number oi
members were enrolled and resolu'
ton was adopted pledging themselves
to work increasingly for the success o.
the Union ticket till sundown on elec
tion day.
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CANADA.

NEW CASTLE, ONTARIO, Sept. %.
The schooner Arcadia, with barley,
from Oswego, is ashore near this place
wit about three feet of water in the
hold. Vessel and cargo probably a
total loss.
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BATH, LII, August %. 1sss.


BATH, ILL, August %. 1868.
l. notice in the Tribune of Aupust o7
That New Jersey Republican will bsl
Sio, 700 as follows: First, that John ]
BIair Will be elected Governor of New
Jerseyi second, that Grant will gel
Twice the States that Seymour will,
third, that Grant will carry the election,
me betting is to be $4,000 on each prop.
osltlo1. simply say for him to give
ms address and stake the money where
ne may choose, and ] will cover his
pile. ~---,---
Ihaye always been Republican. and
served se s throngh the war, but am now
Ior seymour and Blair to the hilt of INV
sword. Yours, respectfully,
MAJ. MOSES MORRIS.
requested to copy.
HAVANA, MASON C5., Ill.
September "a, 1858.
Editors IntelLi0encer:
DEAR SIR:-The above, which 1 clip
ped from the Wheeling Reoisie,. of
September 18th, is all false, and a ON.
peTheGd lie, manufactured in the Chi
cago Times to bolster up their internal
cause. Major Morris called in to see
me on September 18th, and said he had
engaged Mr.. Fletcher Coppell, a resi-
gent OF this place, to answer 1t. The
Major is a i've Woodworking Grant
and Colfax man, and he knew nothing
about the card until he saw 1t publish
ed In the Ku.Klnx sheet of this city.
as ior betting, the Cops can get all they
want right here, but they are afraid to
bet more than cigar on any State,
even New York.
You can just tell tho editor of that
sheet, that the challenge purporting to
take the bets named in the card is all a
LIE.
Very respectfully yours, &C.,
WIN. HUBrPHRRvnLE,
Publisher Havana Ledger,
Havana, Mason Co., Ill.
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Died.

PoRrsMoUTH, N. H. Sept. %.
Abner Greenleaf, formerly editor and
proprietor of the New Hampshire Ga
zette. died to-day, aged s3 years.
LEWISTON, Me-, September 2s.
Hon. T. D. A. Fessenden, formerly a
member of Congress, died this morning.
Senator Fessenden is a brother of the
deceased.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
Charles n. Grappen, of the Philadel-
phia Sunday Mercury, died yesterday.
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west IRDMs.
HAyANA, September

Presiden Baez denies the reports of
further revolutionary movements In
the Republic. He maintains that the
power ofthe opposition IL insignificant .
The foreign consuls officially certify all
his papers, 80
Gen. Maya and others have been ex-
He'd. ra Rs @
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A Card.

Editors IntelIi0eneeT: ,..,,
the INrEIL1oENoER, the receipt or DO.
nations for West Virginia College, aL 2!
FIemington, from Messrs. Greer q
Lang j: Hamilton & Co., oamPoeh q
McDermott, Friend q Son, yonn a.
Lash, @. P. Brown q Co.. and hoing q
co. AVN d. W1n11GMs, President,
and General Agent,
FIemiaotor, Sept. 16. 1865.
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]. A. 0ARROLL & BROy
MARBLE WORKERS

JOHN STREET, East SIDE Of Stone Bridge,
WHEELING, ". VA.
lEoNUMKErB, TOMB AND HEAD
Hl stones, Mn1e1, Grind Stones, 6c.,
constantly on hand and finished 70 order.
AhOs Plaster RaEiA ssPl4-lyw
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FIRE.
TRox, September 26,

IROHI 5tpIsMUetz0 20
Three sheds filled with lumber, in
the lumber yard of ]. E. 81 G. E. Spicer
q Co., of this city, burned this morn
ing. Loss so, 900; insured for SIS 900.
Three houses also burned.
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.n York Cnfna rInrI.et.
New YoRK, Sept. 2

BKRF CArrLK-Trade slow and prices
favored the purchaser. Receipts 657I
head. Quotations, extra quality per
tair to good $l5a16 90; ordinary $l3a
Cows AND CALvEs-Market active
and firm. Receipts 81 head. Quotations,
COWS and calves extra, per head SlOOa
100; frst quality S90a95 90; ordinary
quality S75as5 90; common quality S6Oa
20 90; inferior quaIityS$ $40a5O 90. Veal
Calyes-a good demand and prices
higher. Receipts II .557 head. Quota
tions, first quality per cwt. Sl2 50al3 W;
prime S11 60a12 25; common ana good
$l0slI 90; inferior S9A9 so.
SHEEP AND LAHBS-MArket actlVe,
but prices are lower owing to the Tree
arrivals; sheep, however commanded
about previous prices; rise 5a6zzc.-
Lambs sold from to SIC; closing at "a
SIC. Receipts 33. .792 mead. Quotations
ranged, sheep and lambs, extra sheared
per cWt., So rs; prime quality s. 25a65
common to good s5R6 90; inferior "a 25a
sw1xE-Prices declined xa5Ec, and
the market active at the concession.
Receipts Il, ,s03 head; the sales were 14s
head Ohio. 157 pounds average, at 70 %;
1I3 do, 200 pounds, $40; 147 do, 163
pounds, 50 Is: 6S3 do, Illinois, 2OS
pound, SO 81; 125 do. 179 pounds
$40 lSZ per cWt; 24S do. Iowa snd MIS-
souri, iS8 pounds, at SO 04z<; 80 do, 1S7
pounds, SiO 1S1<; 155 do Michigan 167
pounds, at 50 Is; and 1SS do, III pounds,
at$9 o.
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MAsSACHUSEfTs.
BosroH, Septemh

BOSTON, September %.
The Republicans of the fifth Massa.
chusetts District, in Convention to-day,
nominated Ben. f. Butler for Congress.
he received 175 votes-4 scattering.
The nomination was subsequently
made unanimous,
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SKPTEABER 2s.-FLoUR-Dull and
very little doing.
GRAIN-Wheat-Slow and unchanged.
Corn-Unchanged at 94A9Sci latter Tor
fancy white. Oats-Easier at 6la6Sc.
Rye-Ranges from 81 l7a1 20. Barley
Ranges from 81 S0a2 10 for prime to
fancy spring.
observation-disclosures at
SO. Bacon-ShouIde1s 12a12Nc; clear
sides 155<a16c. Lard-1s1zalec.
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Riyer ana weather.
PrrrsuURcn. seul

PTTrsBURcH, Sept. Is.
River IL feet and falling. Weather
and clear. Mercury 670.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Weather clear. Thermometer CO..
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HOmInafed.
ROOHFgTFR, Sept.

Noah Davis was to-day nominated
by the Republicans as q candidate for
Coagress in the 18th District.
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Arrived.

aza NRw YoRK, Sept. ..
The steamer Alaska, from AspinWaIl,
with CAlifornia passengers and mails,
has arrived.
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milwaukee,

surxAnEE s.-FLoUR-Mors doing
and prices unchanged
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atS1 20 foE
no. western. -L
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a LARGE and spirited meeting was
held at ]. w. williamson's on the l9th'
and addressed by DIR. ]. W. w. Bolton
of Peasants, s. Wells and John Parker
otTvler. and VIM. Dis of Petersburg
The Union men of Peasants are max
ing gallant light and intend to carry
the county handsomely for Grant, Ste
yenson and Duval.
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HOWELL. COBB, like Wade Hampton >
goes in strong for "constituti0nal
agencies and peaceful measures" In
a recent speech he declared that upon
ths wbite men of Georgia who support
tbe @ Republican platform, adopted at
chicago. rtsere should be no mercy
Inat6emaase them. Drive them from
t5s ,,gIe Of social and political society,""
Then he distinctly hinted at q fresh war
as a proper "cOnstitutionsl dgSs,ny agsn,oy aPe tBa
PPen1amen, he told them to always go
VIII t..asI III Iet US snatch the old banner
from 6e; the dust tthe only old dag tbs that con has
ever been buried in the anss p = ~ ~ srSese
IeosEHSse ls tS ,,eeessSry, to The God of battles,
Ind md strike one moro honest otoi' lot CON-
stitutional liberty