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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-13
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
FROM SOUTH An AhtGA

New York, Sept. IL.
The Guiding Star from Aspinws brinss
the Evening Telegram the following:
On the 18th ult., terrible serthquaks
visited the cities Of Peru and EquAdor
whereby thisty-twe thousand hives we're lost,
and propertya aalaed At three hundred millions
Of dollars were destroyed. A rumbling
sound proceeded the earthquake and the See
was terribly agitated and flooded the land .
grsae 1iaencs. Ansuips city q thirty five
thouasAd 5eha6itants, pesssd awag, scarcely
: seeaife Nas lefl Only four hundFed lives
were lost here. africa, town Of twenty FIVE
thousand inhabitants vAs also destroyed,
leaving not house standing Five hundred
persons perished here. 4 Iidal Wave, forty
feet high. rDlisd with terrific roar on the
shore, caryS n ships farther on the land than
ever before knovn.
The United States steamship Fredona cap
sized .itdQd4 On board. She had . million
and eight hund red thousand dollars worth Of
naval stores on board. The vessel wss rolled
over and lmashed TO atoms. The United
States steamer Wateree, carried half mile
inland, waa .af; high and dry; oniy one saiior
was drowned. Owing to. the great dis
lance she can never get ahoat again. The
Peruvian, Clarrette and America we're also
carried ashore. ihe American merchant
man kosa Rivera, English ship Chan Caiar
and French bark Edwards we're also lost
The towns. of Isnigue, Morguga, Lerumba
and Pesagns are utterly destroyed Over
sixty persons perished at Ignigue. The
American merchant loss is heavy. Nearly
an we're totally ruined. The tombs OF Ig-
nara, San Pueblo and Imantal are now in
ru MS. Where Catacachia formerly stood is
now lake. The populations Of the above
PANIED towns are almost entirely destroyed.
Pamcho, Pullare and Cachignario are also
destroyed. The dead are 80 numerous that
the surviving inhabitants have been forced
to fly from the stencil Of purifying bodies
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. IL.

Sr. Louis, Sept. IL.
Preparations for the reception Of the
Knights Templars next week are nearly COM
pleted, and are on an extensive scale. The
different delegations on their arrival will be
met by committee chosen for that purpose,
and escorted to quarters provided for them.
1t is expected that all the Knights in this
city will have grand parade Tuesday after
noon: but this is not definitely determined
on. Wednesday there will be an excursion
and banquet on the river, for which three
large steamboats, will be Tapped together.
Ali business meetings will be held at the
new Masonic Temple, corner of Seventh and
Market streets.
Francis b. Hayes, of Boston, President,
and bis associate Directors, Uncle Croker,
Jacob Sleeper and Andrew Pierce, of Bos-
ton, and Andrew v. Sloan and VIM. Coffin,
OF New York, Of the South Pacific Railroad,
arrived here to-day, and held meeting at
which the unfinished portion of the Missouri
division OF the road was placed under con-
tract, and the work will be commenced Mon
day next. The above named gentlemen are
also enroute to the Indian territory to perfect
arrangements with the Cherokee, Choctaw,
Greek. Usage and Tucshaw Indians for lands
in their country, and put into effect measures
for speedy constrnction.
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aIs-EI.LANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO. Sept. u
The Journal correspondent says Thurlow
Weed, who is in Europe for the benefit of his
health, is very poorly, and his friends are
prepared at any time to hear Of his death
Some correspondent says Secretary Sew
ard will soon make speech at Auburn in
advocacy Of the election of Grant and Col
fax.
A correspondent OF the special dispatch
from Detroit announces that Brigadier Cen
erai David Stuart for many years resident Of
Chicago, and whose connection with the cell
ebrated Burch divorce case Of few years
ago rendered his name familiar to the peo-
pie Of the Northwest.
Mr.. Edward Evans, second mates of the
schooner Three Bells, fell overheard from his
vessel Yesterday and was drowned.
SCRANTON, Pa. Sept ~.
Theodore Strong Was to-day nominated for
Congress by the Republican Convention of
the 18th District.
HAVANA, Sept II
Advices have been received here announc-
ing that Peru and Ecuador have been visited
with one Of the most terrible earthquakes
ever known. The shocks occurred on the
10th of August, and lasted only FIVE minutes
In that short time rs, 900 Peruyians perished
The sea rose forty feet, and swept the coast
with irresistible force. The cities OF lriquipa,
Tehala and ChuchH have been utterly de-
stroyed. he steamer Kearsarge was rem
dering assistance to the sufferers.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Bosros, Sept. 4.
Edwin c. Bailey, editor and proprietor Of
the Boston Herald, was nominated tor Keep
resenrative to Congress by the Democrats Of
TIE Third Massachusetts District this even
ing.
DAVENPORT. Iowa, Sept. u.
Upwards of 25, 600 people we're present
yesterday 10 witness the great trot between
Pilot Temple, w K. Thomas. Sam Kirk
wood, Jim Rockey and Bashaw Junior for a
purse of 500. Il
The FIRST heat was won BY Pilot Temple in
2 m. 81 sec.
In the second heat Pilots fore loot caught
in Bashaw's wheel, and he was thrown to the
ground, smashing both sulkies. Bashaw
then broke pto run. dragging the remnants
Of his sulky h~ice around the track, and then
dashed into The crowd where he Was caught
and found TO Be injured. Pilot was badly
lamed.
The remaining heats were won by Rockey,
whose best time was m. 33 Sec, XII kwood
crowdlng him.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept IL.
The residence of Stephen Taft of the firm
of l.. T. Taft & Son, grocers, was entered.
last night, and the safe keys stolen without
disturbing the inmates. The burglars then
proceeded to the store on Front street, ram
sacked the safe, and obtained about seven
thousand dollars, mostly in Government
bonds, deposited by different parties with the
firm for safe>keeping No clue to the robbers
has been obtained.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WILMINGTON, Sept. II.

WILMINGTON, Sept. II.
The Acting Commissioner Of Indian Agen,
ces has received official dispatches from
Montana representing that the Indians are
all peaceable. No disturbance has occurred
during August among the Indians within the
Salt Lake superintendency. They promise
to abstain from further depredAtions on the
whites.
By direction Of the President court Of in
quiry has been appointed to examine into
the paturesof the transactions of Gen. Dyer,
agai nst that officer, contained in the report
OF the Select Congressional Committee on
Ordnance.
Captain Henry G. Morton, of the Engineer
Corps, has been ordered to proceed to De-
troit and report to General Grail for orders.
The u S. Treasurer has received q com
municaton from Catholic Priest Of Cincin
nati enclosing fifty dollars in currency as
conscience money due the Government.
The receipts Of fractional currency during
the week was $4, $50, 800; shipped, S697,-
2l5; shipment of notes, $1,l24. 7l5. Ma
tional bank currency issued during the week,
S93 $50; actual circulation at this date
S299, ,874, 958.
One million two hundred and eighty thou
sand dollars was issued to-day to the Central
Pacific Railroad
The Tennessee Committee had another in
tervaew with the President. this forenoon,
in which they paid him their parting respects.
The interview was Of very short duration,
lasting only ten minutes. They left seeming
" very we'll satisfied with the result. 1t is
expected theat they will meet with response
to their address from the War Department.
General Sherman has called upon the Sec
tary Of War to furnish him with N addition
al regiment Of Cavalry for service against the
Indians.
1t is understood that the 9th regiment,
commanded by General Emery, has been or
dered to report to him for that purpose. Ow,
ing to the scattered condition OF the reg-
ment it will proceed to Omaha by companies.
The company stationed here will leave in q
few days The two at jackson will not be
relieved for the present.
This call for cavalry, on the part Of Gene
raj Sherman. is regarded as proof Of earnest
ness in prosecuting the Indian war with great
sigor.
Colonel James Woonebar was to~day ap-
pointed supervisor Of Internal Revenue, for
the district embracing the State of Missouri.
Sec etary McInlloch has extended Mann Is
jurisdiction temporarily to the district com
posing Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico.
The Committee of the Tennessee Legisla
ture took final leave Of the President to-
day, and forthwith telegraphed to that body
that the President will sustain the civil au-
thorities. An order has been issued to the
Department Commander, General Thomas,
to sustain and aid the civil authorities Also,
that sufficient force will be furnished to &C
complish that purpose.
This is nearly in accordance with the or
ders heretofore issued for the government Of
Generals Meade Thomas and Buchanan.
The Commissioners. however, are satisfied
with the result of their mission. Reporters
were excluded to-day, ss yesterday, from the
interview.
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FROM CANADA.

OTTAWA, Sept. r.
The Recorder tanti-union) Of this evening
contains the following.
There are rumors on the streets to day of
Communication having been sent from q
General in the United States 70 an official in
this Province offering fifteen to twenty
thousand troops to Nova Scotia, il necessary
to insure secession from the Dominion. The
communication was sent from headquarters,
and the contents we're st once transmitted to
the authorities of Canada and Great Britain.
The reportis entirely discredited here.
Whaleu's trial was continued to.day and
number Of witnesses were examined for the
defense. Nothing Of material importance
was elected. The Court adjourned until 10
o'clock to.morrow morning, in order to al
low the arrival Of important Witnesses from
Cincinnati. Previous to adjournment Of
Court the jury visited the scene of murder
with view OF obtaining information cons
cerning certain contradictory points Of svi
dence.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

LONDON, Sept. L.
Queen Victoria has arrived at Windsor.
PARIS, Sept. r.
1t is reported that Spain has offered 3d.
600 troops to garrison Rome in the event of
European war.
The insurgents have appeared in the
mountains about Reoand.
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In the District Court cfthr United States for the nstr
ofIowa, IN bankruptcy. In the matter OF g.
NeAl Bankrupt al Eeokuk In said District On the
lith day of september, D. 1868 U. A, Bstrirt OF
Iowa
yHrsi give notice that petition has been towit
the 1ith day Of pt, 1868, filed in said District
Court Nv Neat II Colu Hus sktv Louisa Iowa in
district who has been heret fore du declared bank
rupt under the Of Congress entitled An Act to eatab
United States approved March ID Z 1885, for dis
charge certificate thereof from all his debts and
other lms pro,able under said act and that the goth
dsy Of t,ct D 1885 at 10 O'Clock M. is the time
assigned for the hearing the before said Court In
the city of Keoknk county, Iowa, In said District
when and where ali creditors said bankrupt and other
persons in Interest may attend and show cause
h~y why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted
Us District Court of lows
D. n Epfagne. Attorney
n.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRk, Sept II
The total loss by the burning of Phelan Il
Collender's Billiard factory is $40, 600. The
amount of insurance is unknown The tools
Of the workmen were lost, averaging loss
to each of from $50 to 500.
j. Heiter, a German. sun struck on
cessive.
The receipts at the Custom House for the
last four days amounted to 50 3s4 600
The gold book trade sale was ,hinly at
tended to day and I he sales light.
The number of deaths for the week was
500.
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delinquent Special Tax ist.
NOTICE IN Bankruptcy.

10 thc District Court the United States for the District
of Iowa. bankruptcy. Ia the of T. L. 9srets
bankrupt At Keokuk Eaii District, the ilti aiay
Of september A u ls6s a District Of lows
THIS is to give ,otiee that petition ha.u
l. wit, thu II h tsy of sept, s6s- filed in said
District Court hy sarret Of Napsllo Lonsa county
Iowa. VITO has he etofure duly dec ar.d bankrupt
under the of Congress satied AN 10 establish
uniform systen of bankruptcy throughout the Un-
ted s. tes approved March I'd 1867 for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his DEBTS aud 9TH.
claims prosahle under said and that te 10th daynl
eaotsss, A D 1856 at o'clock ~ Is tire time
signed for h4Aring Of the before said Canrt
the city Of keok uk Lee county, Io1a, iu sad District
when ard where creditors of said hanktuft and ali
ether Persons In interest attend snd show eanse
any they have why the PRAYER o. said petition should
not be granted
II X. LOVE Clerk
Distrset Court, st Keokuk
p sprsgus, Attorney.
septI3-kun-Svs
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NEw Yoak, Sept. Il

NEW YoRK, Sept. IL.
A special dispatch from New Orleans states
that there is intense excitement there over
tbs proposed Republican procession The
Governor will apply to General Buchanan
for such disposition Of troops as may be me-
cessAry to preserve order.
Gen. Hatch has Issued the following
FRErDMEs's Bureau,
NEw ORLEASs, Sept. IL.
There viii be large torchlIgh. procession
Tomorrow night, 10 which many colored men
will participate. Intense excitement exists,
which forces me to request the General com
manding to dispose the troops to prevent an
assault, which may result ia . side-spread
destruction Of life ard property.
There will be an immense turnout of col~
ored men, who ars arriving in crowd. from
the interiAr
NASHVILLE, Sept. II
Hon. Il. H. Harrison, Republican Elector
for the State At Large, opened the canvass
with highly satisfactory speech At the Cap
itol this afternoon !.
The DemoctAtic Executive Committee ira7e
appointed Hon Ed Cooper Elector for the
State at Large, vice G. W. Jones, declined.
and agreed upon vigorous prosecution Of
the canvass. calling upon all Districts to ap-
point Electors Immediately
MEMPHIS, Sept. II.
The Democratic torch1ight procession to
night surpassed any similar demonstration
ever witnessed here. 1t is estimated that
fully 10000 persons participated With the
following exception the affair passed off quj-
etly: As the Ninth Ward Club we're passing
Fifth street in Chelsea, it was fred on from
an alley. A German, named jacob Rnser,
was shot in the back and painfully wounded
Owing to the darkness the perpetrator of the
deed escaped. Speaking is now going on.
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Sioux CIrY, .,ept. IL

Sioux CIrY, .'ept. II:
The Indians made charge in force on
Fort Buford, Dakota Territory, last week,
killing four soldiers. They fought like
trained soldiers. The whole region between
Buford and Benton Is being cleared Of
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Notice I'm bankruptcy.

Notice In lSanA upGcy.
Ia the Disiret Court ofthe United States lot -
srict OF 10 In Bankruptcy. In the matter % ~
HRt-r, bankrupt, IT keokuh, in said disttf1., .h
the lIth day of septsmber, A. D. 1865 ~. Q =.
District of Iowa
fttNsi iss. give hotice that petition mas essn -.
vii. IN. I1th day Of September. a leco. niea
fu said District Court, By William Miller, %
Caiu,aeus tity, Loniss Comfy, in said c,s-
trict Who has been heretofore duly declared pana-
rupt under the at of Congress entitled An e. "
sssshlsh uuifr NJ ofhaukrup'cy throughout tns
Unitsd states approved March I'd 1867 for
certificate thereof from all his debts ana otne
rans provAhle und said and fhst the 1otn lay oi
Oct A D 1888. II 10 o'clock m, IA the hhe -
spd the hearing Of the name before SAID court 70
the city of Keaknk County, lows In said District
whom sud where Iered II said bantrupts and 7th
aY persons 10 interest attend and show cause u ey
have Why he prayer OF sn.d pesitoner shoud NOS
b. granted.
H. K LOVE, Clerk.
T. District Court.
n. epras ~. Atfsrney.
.sa&4a cx1.. axx
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Hfiiss1 be mxie OF the ieyied and also
all cnes before the 1Tth day Of September 1885, the
-ai lots parcel f lats, much thsreef may he
nesesssr le harge ssid tax .nd will be sold
the Aforesaid At the Mayorsohice, In said city. be-
W. b. OoWDEN,
apg3e Collector Of the City of Keokuk.
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Further Particulars Of the Lss~ Of
the HippOcampus.
Phelan's Billiard Factory Destroyed
by Fire---Loss $22O,DOO.
LATE NEWS ny CARisl

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44i
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Nassce OF tsissOluts0ll.

rf'HE co partnership heretofore existing
unaer the fra OF
COX Il IRWIN.
= s''.4 - sHAs G Csx,
KsoFnk sest ~ is6s-ia-2i VIM IRWIN
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sIME, l.IME! Linz !.

pletrd, and are prepar I'd 70 furnish thtif superior
nes II al to .u,t the lowest ra'kft rate
i.~ ~ Il their works will enable them
~ fcep full supply Orders may be len At
~ Bre3s Hardware store, at the ofce Of the Keo-
- HR FORD,
s-..fnsts Manager
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TELEG kApn.

BY TELEG kApH.
AFTElgNOssN DESPATCH rs.
-------5s-7s-;.--
From Washin I, ton.
Congress will Probably Meet and
Adjourn on the 2lst.
Terrific Earthquake in
south 4 sncriCA.
Thirty.two Thousand Lives Lost.
lansmense Destruction Of
Property.
L,,ss or U. y. St0reship FredOns
and Crew.
Gnk Prparali.as " Tho Rsorsi., 4 Klislts
1empkn d 81 Louis.
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PROSP US

This Company is established with 4 view to
cheaper Telegraph correspondence in the West,
and will locate Offices At all points where the 70
ceipts will warrant fair profit to the Associa.
ton. It is organized under State Laws and the
National Act Of Congress. The shares put Mt
low sum, in order to induce ALL classes to becelne
stockholders, and thereby insure its suocess by
favoring the Company with their busin.s. and
influence. We desire o1r shareholders to be com
poi scd Of every business, vocation and calling
The stock win be apporsioned, according TO pop
nlation. to the cities and villages in ILLINOIS.
WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, MICHIGAN
IOWA, INDIANA, MISSOURI, KANSAS and
NEBRASKA. We expect every snt.rprising man
in these States will second our endeavors. Our
extensive correspondence in the States named war
rant this hope. The people enthusiastic foi
competing line and cheaper priees. THEf sHArt
a w
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THE CAPlyAI. ATNa;ss

Is Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
of S25 each. When $40 is paid on each share, a
certificate of st ok for s25 will be issued and no
further assessments to be made. We expect to be
able to pay earned dividends OF interest on the
latter amount ~ soon - the lines completed
Installments from time to time, for the payment
OF the stock subscribed, will be called for oy the
Directors, as the erection of the lines progress
Subscriptions for a single share w5ll be received
The more ths stock is distributed the better for
the Company. There is no individual liability sf-
Ter thu sfock ia paid for.
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TeIegrapl. connections.


The Great Western Telegraph company is un.
der contrae. with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
sgrsph Company, who have wires now in opera
ton from New York to hicago, and are at work
pressing the wire construction to keokuk, Ito
which point IL will be fni11Ad in few weeks,) on
its way to California. We occupy The ofice AT
Chicago with the Atlantic End facic, and received
eaeh Others messages and forwaf dthe same. Tne
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects in Vow
York with AL the competing lines that are
doing business tthe principal an intervening
points in THIRTEEN STATES, and their iines being
daily extended. The Dominion line Opposition
Of Canada is nov bsing built " all the Lake
Hntario and the st. Lawrence river ports, includ-
ing ogdensburg. New York. Southern O. mpeting
lines now going up from Louisville and st.
Louis to New Orleans, afording connection for
the Great Western in that direction In short,
the North and South, and the Middle States are
at work on competing lines, and it needs but tho
construction OF new sfines in the States above
named to complete the circle OF she most bust
ness portion Of the Union.
j SNOW, SECRETARY,
Office, No. lsl Randolph St., Sherman ususe
Block, Chicago.
!. A. DlGKERsON
Agent for the 0onpanyKEoKT
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NOiice in Bankruptcy.

n. n Rprse ~. Attorney.
zsa.{ -Sun .3w
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!. A. DlCKERSON.
Agent for the 0onpanyKEOKT
iuas II dAw3ns
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.nctlI. Jones 4 Co....cor Third : Main streets.
oss. stern 1 Co...-.cor Second Main streets
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D. N. spfagne, Attorney
= ptfo-szn -3w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES


Both result from the lack of ability to,
convert the food into nutriment. How
necessary, then, for these suffering from
these alazming sy mpt Oms to Immediately
resort to a remedy that viii strengthen
the stomach and digestive organs For,
accomplished, the health improves and
the patient resumes his usual PERSONA AZ
pearaoce HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BtTTkRS have attained o worldwide
popularity in such cases, anu have oeen
proven the best and safest means o1 re-
moving consttDa ton, tOning. the stomach,
giving energy to. the liver, and relieving
preston Of spirits. Its cheering ana pen
eficial effects are highly. spoken OF by
thOusands who owe to it their re -toratlon
20 health No restorative in the annals
of medicine has attained the same popu-
larfty IN the short space OF time u mas
high endorsements accorded 70 lis 81
eefleut tonic. Many other prepaTat1Ons,
purporting to be correctives and restora-
lives have been introduced, aud nave
DeriShed one by e.while the popularity
of III OSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
continues TO increase. and is nov rseOg-
nized as a standard household medicine.
Ritters evinces at once Its virtues IN All
cases Of debility and diseases OF the
stomach. Certificates, almost without
mum her nave been published, attesttng
its truly miraculous power in removing
those painful and fearful diseases. And
at his tim eat Seems idle 10 do more than
call attention TO the great remedy OF the
30 its ezceile nee. 1t Is the only prepara7
ton of the kind that is reliable IN all
sases, and IL is therefore worthy OF the
consideration OF the afflicted.
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A DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR.=The row
which occurred in Lamaseo. night
before last, was most disgraceful af
fair, the full particulars of which
have been learned since the notice
made in yesterdays paper. Three of
those young men named respectively
John Knapke. w, Nolan and VIM.
Bischman visited the house of Chas.
Umbach, where a wedding party was
being held, and at once commenced
the most disgracefuI and rjotous pro-
ceedings Several fights occurred
during the course of the evening, 10
which one man was pretty roughly
used. One of the same young men
also made an attack on driver of one
of the street cars, which resulted in
40 serious damage however. Such
conduct merits very severe punish
ment When men GO to private
houses unlimited, and thus disturb
the peace, it is. high time they we've
taught lesson they viii not soon for
0at