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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-29
The New Theory of Health
ESTABLISHED BY
hElNlTSHS QUEEN'S DELIGHT =!

QUEENS DELIGHT Is an an Alternative, produc-
ing gradual change in the
dEiSlrsHs functions OF organs, as to
permit 4 healthy action to
take tho place OF disease.
QUEENS DELIGHT IL deobstruent by it's diversi-
Ted action; removes obstruc-
dEINlTsHS slons, reduces infl; mmation
and enlargement of the
glands and visccra.
QUEENS DELIGHT Is an lnyigorant and Tonic;
1t produces gentle and
permanent excitement OF all
the vital actions observable
III the functions Of organic
HEINITsHs life; and is, therefore, ad-
missable in diseases of the
Stomach, Liver and organs
Of digestion.
QUEENS DELIGHT is a stip- ,nting, Alternative
diaphosetic, promoting per-
splratlon, removing hunlors
in tho blood, producing a
HEiNlTSHS healthy action of the skin,
removes Boils, Pimples,
Blotches and Cutaneous
QUEENS DELIGHT ls aperjent, gently acting
upon the bowels, thereby
removing eEcte matter pro
1 ducing healthy feeling of
HEISiTsns the stomach and head.
Headache and nervous dis
orders are cured by its nse.
QUEEN S DELIGHT IL expectorant, Increasing
the secretion from the
mucous membrane of the
ar cells and passages of
tNlNrTSHS the lungs, or assists its dis
charge; is, therefore, a re-
medy, combined with Cod
Liver Oil, in all cases Of Con-
sumption, Colds, &c
The high appreciation in which it is held bv
the profession and the golden opinions os the
people, and their many Testimonials, will make
1t desirable medicine for Druggists to keep
const family on hand w
T The sick, feeble and hose in delicate health,
and all persons living in warm climates. and
ali unacclimatcd, will find the
GU E E Ms DELIGHT
those diseases which originate in bad condi-
tion OF the blood and climatic influences.
-, bor sale by Druggists throughout the State.
The trade supplied by
FISHER N HEINIfsH, Columbia, S. c.
PLUME & LEITNER, Augusta, Ga.
Fl. ZE1Ll3N 4 CO., Macon, Ga.
JOHN +. HENRY, New York
MANSFIELD & &HfGBEE, Memphis, Tenn.
JOHNSTON. HOLLOWAY & CoWDEN,
Aug 81 Fhiladelphia.
Preserving Kettles.
Trimmed and. Enanneled Prescryipa .KEr.
i TIES, for sale low, by,
FISHER, LOWRANCE 81 FISHER.
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One Thousand Dollars Reward!
k,SCApED, on the evening of the 9th inst.
~ from the South Carolina Penitentiary
where he was detained on charge of murder,
WILLIAM X. TOLBERT.
Ho is abont thirty years of age, five feet ten
and-a-haif inches high; weighs about 40
pounds; fair complexion; sandy hair and whis.
kers; light blue eyes, with red lids, almond
shaped, closely together; remarkably square
shoulders; small fset; with a peculiar utter
A reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be paid for his apprehension and delivery
to me at Columbia. JOHN B. HUBBARD.
Aug II Chief Constohle
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Dcsirobie Building Lot.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON
Fashionable and Substantial Made
Household Furniture

Handsome, Fashionable and Substantial Made
Household Furniture.
JACOB LEVIN.
On THURSDAY ORNING, I'd September. 7
Will sell, at 10 clock, at the House on Lau-
rel street, known rs the Kerrison House.
East OF the Male Academy, the following
named articles of Furniture, belonging to a
respectable family removing from Columbia,
among which are,
Superior BRUSSELS CARPET, (but little
2oiled Walnut Sofas, Green Rep.
IL sc Brace Armed Chairs, Green
Rep.
Oiled Walnut Arm Chairs, Green Rep.
ble-Top. -A"'
1 Oiled Walnut Hat Rack.
BEDROOM
Shield-Top French Bedstead Oiled Wal
2Oiled Walnut Wardrobes.
Bureaus, Marble-Top.
Wash-Stands, Marble-Top.
Round Chairs.
Rockers.
DINING-ROOM,E ETC.
ble-Top.
l Oak Extension Dining-Table, II feet.
II Oak Chairs, Mahogany Sofa, Marble-Top
Table, Chairs, 9 Safes, (Wire Gauze,) Bath
Tubs, Water-Coolers, 2 Globes, (for use of
Schools Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The above named articles are of superior
workmanship and quality, made up expressly
to order, and such as arc but seldom offered
at public auction, and equal TO new. The sale
will be positive, without any reserve. The ar.
ticlcs can be examined on Tuesday and
Wednesday previous to day OF sale Auo, 81 ~
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DENTISTRY,
gs#D DIR. d. L. BOOZER, grateful for the
S11fH'ibcral patronage he has received from
the IN citizens OF this city and the surrounding
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself in Columbia. All operations on the
natural Teeth faithfully performed ARTI-
FlC!AL CASES, in every approved method,
which ho would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with coincidence, to refer to his patients and to
tn, patentee., Office on Main street, over First
National Bank. Jana
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Nctice.

A LII persons having claims against the cs-
N tate OF JAMES MILLING, deceased, will
hand them in, properly attcated, either to the
undersigned or to Col. +. W. McMaster, No. s
Law Range; and those knowing themselves
indebted VIII make immediate payments to
me. JOHN H. CATiUCAJ,T
L Administrator on Estate OF james Milling.
Aug - ND.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-27
THE DAILY NEWS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
oest sdyertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want situations or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
TO rent: who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing: who have lost or found articles Of value,
Trs NEWS haSfno equal; and in order that all
classes may have theirwants supplied, we have
adopbed the following scale Of cHBAP ADvER-
rIsEarESrs, payment for which must invariably
be made when he order is giuen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops, offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous waltSsf. IN Kinds. ( .f::.
aFor ach] insertion of advertisements Of the
cissses specified: = - y,:-----'i
Not s1Seedrg THEE LINES or 70 words. IS cents
Z - 4:'',g4 Foun LINES or 80 words. ....4o "
- ,Flva LINES or 40 wosds......50
AN advertisements to be- inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
NEWS Office by sP. M.
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FRE1aHTINa SHPs-A NEW BARK.-The early
arrival Of cotton is unusually large. The sup
ply at this port has caused quite demand for
freight room, and vessels now due are anx-
ieusly looked for. On Friday last the new bark
Annie Torrey, Captain Libby. arrived here
from Richmond, Me-, with a cargo of hay con-
signed to Messrs. W. Roach & Co.. She came
in good time, and was fortunate enough to se-
cure through her consignee considerable por-
ton of her cargo for Liverpool at 9-16d. on
upland cotton. The Annie Torrey is just of
the stocks at Richmond, Me-, and has been
constructed with great care by her builders,
Messrs. Thurlow & Elwell, wko have furnished
her with ell the latest improvements. She tons
781, and it is thought that she will be able to
stow away about $500 bales. The usual good
management Of her consiRnees will insure her
having prompt dispatch. II will surprise many
OF our citizens, no doubt, to learn that these
gentlemen have disbursed in this city in the
past year over fifty-one thousand dollars for
work executed for the sailing vessels to their
consignment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-27

HOTEL ARRIVALS, SEPTEMBER Is AND 49,
Pauaion Hote..-C. D. Baldwin, North Caroli-
ma: A. NJ. Kirkland, Southern Express Com
pany; Joe F. Shelton, Rome, Ga; ]. 8. sidwell,
Fairfield; 3. W. Dossett, Cowards, s. O.; Henry
sparnick, John Campbell, Columbia; L. Will
son, Philadelphia; E. Thomas, Columbia; VIM.
Benjamin, Raleigh, N. c.; G. mckinley, New
York; P. Afro, Key West; W. q. Kirsdell, Ken
lucky; Rev. F. J. Shsdler, City; P.J. Brine,
England; A. Palmer. Columbia; q. 81. Key.
New Orleans; Alex. Hull, New York; j. L. Gaff-
ney, Lime Stone Springs.
Charleston Hotel. -Dsniel Callahan, Sayan-
nah; J. Thompson, Georgia; James Sherry and
wife, Miss Sherry, New. York; Charles l.. Bow
ker, Covingington, Ga; John Wilson: New
Jersey; A. Biat Wilson, DlckertoWn, N. D.;
James A. Rector, Florida; L. Phillips, New
York; Emil Gotler, Charleston; A. II. Dewitt,
Baltimore; A. c. Gillctt, Augusta; j. ID. Latl-
mer, Nashville; Captain A. Cutler. james M.
Flood, Steamship Georgia; A. Getty, City; Jas.
A. Brown, Newport, r. l.; R. A.. Heath. War
rington, Ca; T. Bensburg, st. Louis; Charles
8 Park Savannah; John Chadwick, New YORK;
w. a. Bradshaw, Aiken; I. w. DAVIS, dreen-
vile; E. J. Baker, Baltimore; VIM. u. HUI,
Georgia; John Parker and wife, Mrs. Selllck
and obild, Miss Emma Parker, John W. Park
er, Miss Bessie Parker, Charleston.
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"THE SIRoCOo C0MEFH !"
Parson Cain Warns the Peculating City
Officials of the Wrath 70 Come-Let
Aldermen Beware!

1t is really surprising on how many points
ParsoR Cain and TIE News think alike, not
withstanding the occasional political e1trava-
gances into which the black shepherd is be-
trayed. In Saturdays issue OF the Missionary
Record he polishes off our municipal vultures
in very handsome style. After depicting in
glowing terms the public confidence and pros
perity that would result from an administration
Of city affairs by honest, capable and respecta-
BILE men, he goes On to say:
But when venal class usurp the functions
OF administrative and executive atfalrs-when
men of base origin and Of craven habits DOM
ineer over patient forbearance and the lovers Of
peace-wben cunning, crafty, unprincipled
politicians revel with impunlty amid the
sorunq out treasures OF the people, and lnaugu-
rate their midnight bacchanals-when the peo-
Die are pouring out Of their pouerty to sustain
city government. oppressed with an enor,
NOUS debt and accommodating lnterest-and
when every effort is being made to resuscltate
and recover our fallen fortunes, it IS time TO-
honest people to look to their 'fints" and soru-
tinize thSotions Of their public functionaries.
And vet To1or alarms us OF transactions per-
petrated by high officials detrimental to our
interests. We are led to these reflections by
the facts in our possession OF certain 'pecula-
tions" and needless expenditures OF Ger
tain s'clique" in our City Council, who
are said to be feasting off the peoples money;
We warn those faithless public servants that
there are honest men in the Republican party
who will not suffer them to bring the party INTO
disgrace without lifting their voice against
thar needless expenditure of the peoples hard
earnings. While they pay the poor laboring
man a mere pittance for his hard days work,
they drink their ''sherry" and champagne. and
drive fast horses. SiIs, there are host OF
honest men who are observing your course.
No, the indignant people will rise up in their
might and crush them to powder. Beware
''tte S.rocco cometh," and terrible are the
judgments OF the people. They will not always
be led to slaughter by the bloody-handed
butchers,
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GrnxAx AND REsRxw.-we publish to-day the
advertisements OF sBr. -Blancke, Offering to In
stru:tin the German and Hebrew languages.
DR.. B. was born in England. of German pa
rents, educated in Germany, graduated in Got
tingen, and for number Of years was engaged
in teaching the above named languages in
Cheltenham, England. he brings the highest
testimonials. both to. his character and schol-
arship, and weshould be pleased to see him
meet with ali the success in our city which we
halisYa be merits.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-27

TIE BuEoH CAsE.-Mr. B. 8. Tharin, the
attorney of Magistrate Bunch in the troubles
with which that Official Is now envlroned,
seems-ifwe may Judge from the formidable
mass Of DOCUMENTS which he seeds to US Tor
pubfcatiou-lo be labor,ng nnd,r the halluci-
ustion that TEE NEWS and its readers enter
tan, o speeiai so,icttude concerning the wrongs
of his oiiers, and are not only willing but
anxious TO cooperate In his yindication. Now,
y6ila We neither know nor care aught about
+ba extent of Bunch's alleged delinquency in
This particular case. we have very de ided opin-
ions Of our own % 70. bis fitness- rather uu-
Iitneae- for the magssteriai dignity opinions
,yS;oh We believe, are very generally shared
nv averv decent member Of the community OF
Thstsver shsae Of pOhtca or conpldxion. We
consider that great deal more haa, already
hssn pfintea about the case thAn the public
oared to read, and must close our co'umns to
.nv fursher extended statements on the sub
;sc, Magistrate Bunch may. however. thank
uaIoral5 hpsSEl iy stecs It e. itn1e 9
sd5s ~ this paragraph; Tor II the hostility OF
TznagsEs uiH nah syadl 70 ,sesafe pig ;resen-
t;oain oiace by our Radical Governor, he may
ra.t assured thss nothing else viii.
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HORRIBLE BUTCHERY.
A Negro Nearly Chopped to Pieces with
an Axe or a Hoe-lnquest

About half-past three o'clock yesterday al
ternoon the body Of negro man was observed
floating in the Ashley River, near The bathing
house, at the South Battery. Itwas bauled
upon the shore and the Coroner notified. He
summoned jury at once, and held an inquest.
There was no testimony, and although the
BODY was examined by number of persons,
no one recognized it. After viewing the body
and waiting some time to ascertain whether
the body could be recognized. or any testimony
could be produced, to throw some light upon
the transaction, the jury rendered verdict, in
substance, that the deceased had been muir
dered by party or parties to the jury un-
known. The general condition of the body
rendered it's speedy burial necessary, and the
Coroner, although desiring to keep it, with
the hope that it might be identified, felt COM
PEELED to order its burial.
The body, when found, had been in the water
about twenty-four hours. There was nothing
upon it but an old tattered coat. 1t was horri-
bly mapgled. There was large, deep cash
upon the back of the head, which was nearly
split in two. On the right side of the neck
were two stabs made with o knife. These
wounds extended downward and we're about
six inches deep. There was also large, deep
cash in the right hip, and in other portions OF
the body numerous bruises. The wounds on
the head and hip were doubtless inflicted with
any axe or hoe. ANY one. of the wounds
would have caused death. The body had
floated down the Ashley River with the ebb
tide. 1t is believed that the murder was COM
mitted in the upper portion of the city, and
then thrown into the river. Who the deceased
was, who was the murderer, and where the
murder was committed, are yet to be ascer-
tanned, and there seems to be no clue that will
lead to the obtaining Of the desired informa-
ton. The deceased was apparently about
thirty years Of age.
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~ EOKG GIA
MDTUAL PIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON, GEORGIA.
Authorized Capital. ...sooo,0oo

FIRE AND LIFE DEPARTMENTS SEPARATE
and distinct by charter s1eJOOO paid into the In
surauce Department of Georgia according to low
for tho benefit Of the assured In this company.
Stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen oi
Georgia.
A purely Southern Company, allowing only six
per cent oil its earnings to the stockholders; the
rest the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the contribution plan.
fire Uepartmont has been In successful opera
ton for six months, aud has already accumulated
handsome assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and yeing with old companies in Its success.
All OF its Policps non-iorfeitable. and OF every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
an AMI uity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place OF residence or
occupation.
Women insured On same terms as men.
Loans half Of its premiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
LAYTON, President.
10. MoBuRNEY, vice<resident.
RI. LIGHTFOoT. secretary.
@. F. MoOAY, Constituting Aotuary.
p.H WRIGHT, Examining Physician
This Company IL now prepared to iahe risks either
In The Fire or Life DEF artments, and soicits snare
OF the patronage OF the city and state.
j. g. aOLMEs, Jr..
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local and Travelling agents wanted IN all parts OF
the state. Labern commissions allowed, or o sal
ary II preferred. Applications to be made 10
I. a HOLMES. Jr.. General Agent, No. So Broad
street, Charleston, 8. O.
,,o, MAO Wfm
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The INDIAN CHIEF.-Mr. ]. Madsen has re-
Gently procured from New York an Indian
chief, who stands sentry before his tobacco
warehouse, at the corner of King and Society
streets. The figure ia made OF cast iron, and
is one OF the most attractive signs on King
street. Mr.. Madsnn has every variety Of Sub
lime tobacco" known, and offers Inducements
70 The wholesale and retail trade that are rarely
eaualled
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AaaEsrKp ON SuspIroN.-A negro named
David Robinson was arrestea Saturday by OH
cers Hernandez, Truall and bovett. on the
charge of hsyiDg stolen gold watch, valued at
$780, from No. II Wentworth street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-27

oorroN RATES VIA BAIr1xoRE.-Ths Balti-
more ste amers sre. taking cotton VIA Baltimore
ts1Philadelphia at fc. per pound, to New
York at ic, and to Boston at Jc. per pound,
with reasonable dispatch. The Falcon viii
sail Wednesday noon. -.
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aor1ys FRn1aHrs.-Busiuess in this city hal

aoT1ya FREIaHTs. in this city has
opened with greater activity, and has assumed
more decidedly the character Of prosperous,
healthy trade than at any time since the war.
The fairly paying prices which the South now
enjoys for her staples will, ere long, restore
her to more than her former comfort and
wealth. Among other branches Of commerce
which are steadily improving, is the inter-
course along the coast, which is now large and
gaining, and it's present Importance was indl-
Gated on Saturday last when five steamships
left this city for the leading Northern centres.
These vessels were the Manhattan, for New
York, with 1888 bales cotton; hinnetonka, for
New York, with 116s bales; General sedgwlck,
for New York, with 451 bales; j. W. Everman,
for Philadelphia, with 566 bales; and Sea Gull,
for Baltimore, with S97 bales; forming grand
total of 1910 bales cotton. Extra steamships
have been placed on some of the lines, and are
securing heavy cargoes.
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To THE LADIES. .-Messrs. stoll, Webb & Co.
have received case Of Fall Dress Gods from
an auction house, which they are Offering at
Is conts (worth As ceats;) together with o
large lot of Dry Goods in every other grade, OF
the latest styles and choicest colors ct No. 2s7
King street. Sept "a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-27

A Mzrs-Y SNAIL AYyAIs.-About week ago
q negro purchased cheese from merchant
ON Esst Bay. After keeping it three or four
dsys. he returned with it. stating that 1t was
unsound, and demanding return ofthe mo.
ney. The merchant refused to accede to his
demand. The negro then went to Magistrate
Mishaw, colored, and sued out warrant for
the arrest of;ths merchant upon The charge OF
cheating and swindhns. he appeared before
the magistrate aud gave security for his ap-
pearance for trial. a.
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UrsouND FIsH.-A negro named Charles
Cormick was arraigDed before the Mayor Satur-
day, to answer to tie charge Of attempting to
sell unsound fsA in the Market, and for abus-
ing the Clerk OF the Market when ne told bim
he should not sell them. Charles was OF the
opinion that freedom gave him the privilege OF
talking as much as he pleased, and so asserted.
The Mayor discharged him with reprimand.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION is directed to the reopening OF
the Carolina Educational Institute for yonng
ladies. MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Alexander and
Madame A. Girard, the principals OF this in
stitute, have given it deserved popularity,
both at home and abroad.
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skAn.-There has been plenty Of rain.during
the past forty-sight hours. The showers were
accompanied with thunder. but no lightning.
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ONE Of Dickens or scott's works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
turv Sept az
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CHARLESTON AHzAp.-TRE NEWS has mem
toned that the; Nov Orleans papers were in
eostaoles over a. race between two rival hand
engine companies, OF that city, in which the
winning engine was run four hundred yards
and threw water IN two minutes and thirteen
and q half seconds. at the annual parade OF
the Charleston Fire Department., 10 last April,
the hand engine Of the vigilant Fire Company
Of this city. weighing three Thousand six hun
dred and eighty pounds, was run four hundred
yards snd threw vsterS distance OF fifty feet
in Two minutes and thirteen seconds.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Meetings This Day.

Friendship Lodge. at hal-past 2 P. III.
Rutledae Rifle Club. ats 2. n.
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Auction Sale This Day.

BNox, DAILY Il Co. will sell st 10 O'Clock, q
their salesrooms dry and fancy goods, DC.
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A NEGRO CONSTABLE SHoT.-Abou. dark<on
Thursday evening, Sam Spencer, one OF the
negro selectmen Of Hamburg, and Gus Robin
son, the mulatto constable who figures around
Prince Rivers Congo Court, with their artillery
buckled around them, took an official stroll
down the South Carolina Railroad as far "a the
Dead Fall. Their object, we learn, was to pro-
cure the arrest of subject, to be dealt with,
We presume, according to the most approved
misunderstanding OF the law for which Rivers
is celebrated. When they reached the above
point they were met by couple OF white men,
whose names we have not asoertained, one OF
whom opened fire on them with pistol, the
ball taking effect in the feshy part OF the con-
stables left arm.. Spencer CLAIMS to have fired
two shots at the white men, but must have
fred vide of the mark, as himself and associ-
ate soon returned to Hamburg without effect
ing any arrest No arrests have yet been made,
but the ''loil" were in a ferment Friday morn
ing, boiling up the occurrence as Ku-Klux
outrage for publication. 1t may DO very safely
assumed that somebody will be arrested-whe-
ther the right one or not being matter OF
small concern to the Radical sense OF justice
which controls the new regime.