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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
ORLEANS.
MRS. MARY E MILLER, WIFE OF WILLIAM 1.
Jackson W. Her Husband-N0. 800.


T HEREBY CRRTIFY THAT ON THE TWENTY
j fifth day Of January, ISL. Judgment WAS rem
dered in this court in the following entitled suit. In
the words and figures following. e wit:
Mrs. Mary 3. Miller, wife Of william L. jackson.
N Her Hushand.-N0. 100S.
On motion & Hyama L B. p. Jonas. Of counsel fbf
plnintiA, and ON Introducing due proof In support
Of her demand, and the court c0nsiderinG the law
and the evidences to be In her favor, 1t 10 ordered
and adjudged that the default herein entered ON
the twentieth Of January, 1871 be now confirmed and
made final; that there be tuAgWent In favor Of the
plaintiff, Mrs Mary Elizabeth Miller, wife Of Will
liam l. Jackoon, and Aga3net the defendant, the
said william L. Jackson her husband that the COM
munity Of acquests and gains heretofore existing
between them be dissolved, aud that plaintiff be
stored to the ftee administration Of her separate
Il il further ordered and adjueed that the said
plaintiff do have and recover from the defendant,
William L. jackson. the gum, Of TOUR thousand
(e4Oo0) dsllnrs with legal interest mon judicial
domand to wit. sixth January. 1871, till paid, and
cosss Of suit, with the mortgage and privilege
allowed by law to married Women ON tho real and
personal property Of the said defendant.
Judgment dgned March u, 1en.
(Signed) ". h. COOLEY, Judge.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto cot my
hand and an xed the zeal Of the said court st the
city ofNew OIlsans this thirteenth day Of March.
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hmm
dred and seventy one. and the ninety-6ft year Of
the Independence of the United 0tAtea
mills % ap14 WILLIAM WO1LPKR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

IL " 0s W6s1Haoes
rSe hsup ct nature's advent strung
m neyor coos ed 70 play;
ne eoag the sters ofmorning sung
nas sever dicd away.
A. ~aver n made. and praise II given,
~ IN things near and nE
80 coean lo0keth mp IT, heaven
Ard utEToFs every star:
n. waves are k,eeling ON the strand.
a. kneols the human knee;
MIR White locks bowling to the sand,
ne priesthood Of the Sea
.vp,.v nour their differing treasures forth,
The{r gifts Of pearl they bring.
Ard n the listendng hills of earth
TNke mp the seng they sing.
me ereen earth sends her incense up
FrSm many . mountain shrine;
From folded leaf and dewy cup
6he pouxs her sacred wine.
The mists above the morning rills
Rise white - wings Of prayer!
The altar-curtains ON the bills
Arc sunsets purple cir.
The winds With hymns Of praise are loud,
o. low with sounds Of pain;
Tho thunder organ Of the cloud,
The dropping tears Of rain
With dropping head and branches crossed,
The twilight forest grieves,
or gueeks with tongues Of Pentec0ss
From an IL sunit leaves.
Tho baue sky in the temple arch,
Its trnnsept earth and sir,
The music 0f its starry march
The chorus Of . prayer. ~
So na&ure keeps the reverent frame
with which her years began,
And an her signs and voices shame
The peayeEless voice Of man.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
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a h,,,la N.e4rvs - - - E1eg9. w1l4 ~
hir;n , nv a.. - payia " en- - ~ s.ke
i i,,s.sr r. u e !!!I y. 49,
heSt q disoexanise tAinep genet.alysen - -
cant have No peoce - !e1g e. tney ~
mitted to b here. II ~ tna ~ nes - eS1'
our people have acted "A seii oS.ease.
Issakor Gavit was egksominod:
Didn't know what al this fuss wu1 about:
He'd helped to skeer the niggers-he liked
it. He wux very fond nv drosein hiseon IN
: mask, and loadin mp -hisr sheegun, aeo
goin out with the boys and skeerin nv en-.
He shot half dezen Nv emit wuz peter
sport than fox-huntin. coz niggers coodens
dodge into holes and get out NV your way,
and foxes could. He kn0wd nv -oothin 60
laffable e. to sec nigEcr squirmin ON inc
ground with charge Of buckshot into nun,
NV en- and sot the tar ON fire. Lord, how
the cuss did run till tho burnin tar y00sed
him M! He'd he been IN able-bOdied mig.
ger he wood hov run furder, and made more
amoozement for US. Things wuz coming to
q perty pass when . Southern gentleman
coodnt amoose hisseif without hevin Fed
raj solgers sent after him.
At this pint closed the investigation:
It will be seen that the people nv the Cor
ners hev conducted themselves ez neer like
law-abiding citizens ez Good be expected
under the circumstances: There has been
wat mite be called violence, but it win be
observed that in all cases it wuz either made
necessary by the acksheu NV the niggert
and Northeastern, or wus the bilin over Nv
that exuberant humor NV witch the South
erners hev % great muchncss nv. But
in dispute Of this fast, wich il evident and
palpable, spOse these trifiin irregularitie.
will be made the pretext for sendin Fedora
soldiers among us spose there viii be
Ay~AQHA | n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
ASSASSINATION OF A REPUBLICAN,

ASSASSINATION OF A RkPUBLICAN.
Ose Mere Dead Mana eessh Carsllniaa
The Washington Chronicle Of Monday
says: 4
We call attention to the dispatch from
South Carolina printed ON our first page.
DR.. Winsmith has been assaulted in his own
house ard shot six times and mortally
wounded.
This eentleman we personally knew, and
sneak Of from personal knowledge. He was
native Southern man of ono Of the best
families in the State, man of high standing
and irreproachable character. He was .
man Of large property before tho var and
since. He was honored, We believe, BY cleo
Senator from Spartanburg county. He had
reached the ripe age Of seventy years, and
MP to last autumn was universally popular
and respected. .fsaf -
In the last political campaign he took his
stand - Republican honestly. firmly, vet
moderately. He did it from sincere oonvic-
ton, asking no efice and refusing to be .
candidate. On him NO s.coneorting with
tho lower classes for political power, NO
charged He became . Republican, and
therefore wss doomed. Neither age, family,
property, past honors nor present worth
counted ct all. He dared to be Repub-
ican, and Is dead. That 10 the whole story
I The dispatch referred to follows:
CHARLESTON, South Carolina, March 3d.
Disguised men visited DR.. Winsmith, ut
Glen Springs, in Spartanburg county. ON
Thursday night, and shot the doctor SIX
times, mortally wounding him. He y sup
posed by this time to be dead. He WAS
many years State Senator before the var,
10 about seventy years old, and moderate
Republican. He held NO Office.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

San Domingo Debate CeDtinaeA.
We copy the following special dispatch
from the st. Louis Democrat:
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Senate gal
leries were not 90 crowded to-day ~ when
Summer made his speech ON his resolutions
arraigning the administration for violation
of the constitution and International law
in its operations in San Domingo; still there
were few vnoant seats, and there were more
present than could be accommodated with
nuro mir or convenient and comfortable 10
cation. H1 q
At the expiration Of tho morning hour
Mr.. Schurx took the floor and resumed the
speech which he was prevented from nm
II vould seem that b had taken advan-
tage of the time intervening to collect q
fresh store Of facts, partly from document
arv sources, and PARTLY from these who had
lust returned from San Domingo with the
commissioners yesterday. .sr
Mr.. Howe had characterized BaeS - .
pure patriot, who was 90 unselfieh that he
desired annexation solely for the benefit OF
his people, even though be know that he
would sacrifice his own political condition
and prospects by % doing.
Taking this - his starting p0int, the Mis-
souri, Senator proceeded to expose the true
character of this adventures in such scath-
ing and vet humorous manner, that both
Senate and galleries were convulsed with
laughter, and the Chair was several times
Obliged to enforce order. -.
His remarks on Secretary Robeeon's re-
cent letter, defending tho President's course
in San Domingo, vere also equally happy.
This he Characterised - letter to the mar
ines, and predicted that it would gain for
Robson a'reputation ameag ssilors a. q
uveat constitutional laWver and among con-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

The railroad spirit pervades ~ Iexas.
The papers in every section Of that large
and fourishing State are fully alive TO the
importance Of railroads, and arc devOtlng
much Of their space TO the SUBJECT. The
people ere mot behind in tho matter. They
are holding meetings, and devising means
70 have railroads in every direction. If our
peeple would show mere Of that spirit, II
miGht have ~ effect 70 puah forward cur
r,ilroed connection with Texas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
A Report Csnfradieted.
We find the following in our Western ex-

We find the following in our Western ex-
changes:
NEW YORK, March 28.-GeqEge Jones,
publisher Of the Daily Times, publishes 2
card emphatically denying that he ofkared
to eel! that newspaper property, or hassver
war against the ring shall have stirred up
honesty in the government. In the mean
time, II BY corrupt judicial proceedings,
such - the practical confscati0n of the
property OF foreign holders in Erie shares,
it should be hampered and tied up by re-
ceiver's powe. . - 70 silence its assaults
upon the rim he pledses himself, associates
"a staff t. inne1 IG5ely estahlish another
ioal.al, yhieh, WITH the gablie, would SIN
bo the 1nsss, evan though under an6ther
name. A majegity Of tho zssss stock u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho undersigned having positively determined to
retire from business after this month, win from
henceforth dispose Of his stock Il WATCHES,
DIAMONDS aad MLv1RwARR 1t Arst esst, and
even lees than COST The stock being now con-
siderably reduced, the balance h offered to the
public as very lev prices; ana thoss IN ned Of
such articles win md It to their advantage 70 eaa
on ne.
G. sCO0LER,
s4 ~ 10. II Canp slyeets
Depot 4 Esznashap's Brasilian Psssls spsetasasA
nh 1w1p
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH o.
~ s ORLRANR sse i..t
CAMILLE LEvILLR ". PlRRRB LOUIS AARfIN'
No, 23oA

T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on III. FOukIkkSaIad
i day Of March, ls7l, Judgment was rende ~
In this court In the following entitled suit, IN the
words and figures following. - Wiz
Camille Leville ". Pierre Louis AaxSins 30
z39A
In this casa the court 'oonadering the law and
evidence to be in favor Of plaintiff " y oruerea.
adiudged and decreed that there BE- Judgment IN
fhvor Of plaintiff Camille Leville, and against de-
1eudant, Pierre Louis Martini her husbsnd: decree
ing separation Of propeEty between sasd paxtlee,
that plaintiff do assume the administration Of her
separate property and that she recover q defend
~ TIE sun Of three theusand lt300) do!!ars,
With legal Interest th<reon fee the twenty third
day Of April, 1852 until pail md eostS OF soas.
With mortgage Hen and privilege - allowed -
law to married women On the property OF their
Judment rendered March II, 1871.
JudSment signcd March u, VI.
fEfxnedl CHARLES LRAU4ONTs Judge.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto ct nv
hand IA aRxed the zeal Of the said court, at the
city Of New Orleans, On this thirtteth Day 9!
March, in the year ef enr Lega ono thcuaend eight
hundred and seveuty-one. and the ninety 6fth yea1
= - = - IA. LuAINAl6,
AMI as Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
TIE STATR OF LOUISIANA.
rouRrH DISTRICT coURr roR rHR PARISH o.
ORLRAMA.
MARGuBRrrA BorsCH vs. MICHAEL J. HAUCK,
Her Husboud-No 150a -

(. . :
r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE TWENTY.
i frat day q March, ia. tudgmeat va reedesed
I'm this court in the following entitled suit, IN n
words and heures fellswinG, 70 witt
Marguerite Botseh ". Michael J. Hauck, her
This cause came mp for trial to-day BY consent,
J. H. Helsey fer Plstata9. defendant In person,
til having esta6is6ed her claim. 1t = ordered, ~
Judged aud decreea tia: judgment b entered IN
ihv0e Of plaintiff, decreei1G separation q prop
eEty between herself - the deSenaant, Niehae!
J. Hauck her husband, anA that she recover Of said
defendant eighteen thousand ave hundred dollars.
with Eve per cent interest ffo0 Judicial demand
March IA, l87ll with recognttion Of h1r mortgage.
aud with costs Of suit
Rendered March 81, 1871.
signed March 81, 1871.
In testimony Whereof have hereunto set my
hand and aMxed the seal u tho said court at the
city Of New Orleans,. ON this twenty seventh
thousand eight hundred and seventy -one. and tie
ninety fifth year Of the Independence q the
mh3o 81 FRANK WALL. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

'WHKRRAs, FRANCIS MOUNHY, OF THx ~
w Of New Orleans, and district aforeeaa4 ~
Sqetexea bankrupt under tn act Of ConQ
1arca , lee!, has this day nled in said es58as*
thessef &om 81 his dsbts snd other clains ~
Notice Z there1ees given to an crediters 49,
n interest," that ths 6ftesnth dsy Of 1psd. j.
o y -. y asalpsd ~ t. hearing ef H.
- TIT thy ~ then ard there attend ~ :.
Sesss;:. ~ icy nevs. Why tAe psaysr g
3 eiyea 1T Il faai1sS9 vin ra1sFao . e.
.aes - 1e0ital xallsG9 . -
go O. ~: teiI = ss'A' = /" =
60 Oh, ~ oUlooGo. March n. IN
mss e. { low. Dseau a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS.

DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS,
% AND 80 EACH-GRKAT BARGAINS.
so Douhle-Darrel GUNS. ct % and 90 each.
So tdozen Table kNIvRS and FORKS, 1t 81 and
5o 81 Fine SSss sIEvoLvRRs, at % and 90 each.
For sale by
s. B. CHURCHILL & Bro.
No. 81 Tchoupitoulas street, between Poydras and
lafayette streets. Iah13 M
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

vermont congratalates herself upon the
prospect Iof an unusually prolific maple
sugar crop this spring.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
-s STATE OF LOUISIANA. a
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
.fai iHafs ORLEANS. & A
KATE GRARY va THOMAS WALSH, HER
4uSband-No 1854.

akkkbY CkeIIFY that on THE MN sTK9NTH
In this court Ia the following entitled suit In the
words and heures following. to wit:
MA Kate 0eary ~. Thomas Walsh, Her Hus-
1t 10 ordered, adjudged and decreed that default
herein entered On the thirteenth January, 1871, be
now confirmed Aod made nual; that there be iude-
ment in favor Of said plaintiff Kate 0eaxy, wife o.
Thomas Walsh, her husband; that the community
Of acquests and gains heretofore existing between
them b dissolved and that said plaintiff b restored
70 the exclusive administration and oontrol II her
separate estate. and that tbs defendant pay tho
Siened, January "a, ISL,
v. n. COOLEY, Judge.
In testimony whereof hsve hereunto eet INV
hand and aMixod tho zeal Of the said court ct the
cty Of New Oreano,0n this fourteenth 6av a March
in the year Of our Lord ono THOUSAND eiaht nun.
dred and seyenty-oue, md the ninety-AfR year &
tho Independence at thu United 0tatea
mhl7 30 apl1 J. = DICK. Deputy Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT CoURr OF THE
UNlT8D STATES.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE nATTRR OF JULES DRJAH. yR
a 0ankruDecy-Ne. lea,
TUE uNU12u0NRD HI1IDY 0Yvn uoN1cR
y q ~ appelntnent - AeulGneo @ t. e0fs39
g yg,es ~, j., =. OEas.nD paGilA $1,000
UAI5 nWN ! 4 008T0M, A0Gfnn6A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02
REOPENIN6.
SEWING MACHNRSLALL KINDS,

Tho public have lang desired the esta6lishment
Of Mart, where all kinds Of Sewing Machines and
Sewing Machine Findings could be had; where they
could see and compare the workings efoue machine
the machine hest suited to tho use to which they
desired to apply It. To such Mart We invite Jon
ct 1s0 Canal street. Agents wanted.
no21 3ptf n. & HKDRICK. General Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02


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hand eeals and rreeees ~ A"1s'
etc., pfomps's eAeo.ss
M. John STUMP hes charge u TIE ~,s<
Jswslry Ma..faeaeEy. -
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silvsrwars Manei.casry.
SILVER teeentacn ~ ass ,r .sS u a.
siened and executed S = = a Z :. s.ss1s
Ic . . .w -. S.,.st arm ~ s.etorIes,
~sunf.ctnre o. oSr pcsmsss, and esr eur stock st
prices thst can mot BE- undersold
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Its ohaeers and Directors are we'll known.
Insurance can Be effected without any delay
No r.strsctops On travel
Thirty days r.ee on annual P.y.s ,a;s.. :, -.
proats Of the Company.
(ln0.thlT0 loan W060
Losses paid promptly.
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Ah.c1nt. ..curitv. economical management and
Aberaity to the insured
Dresser. ~
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

.Ump O1apgFOne o. Ine 80. = go tss,5
j are hereby notiAe4 that re seSSR - SeSce
q b. Ausustin, one q the Rekleees IL 2 e.. ~.
ruptcy, NJ. rs Exchange suey, o re WI S1ssv.
OfIsasr. On Ito fourth tsy q. tn<SS sS4
o'clock II. = = Avs1xs.is...e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

guyHR cRRDlTORs OF THB ABOVE Er411
are hereby noti6ed that the seeene
third rsnersi cetinss ofcreditosB win ee held
once "a q. 8. Kelleee, one r. the negietem in
Bankruptcy, Customheuse batlding g TIE ca5{ g
New Orleans on the nEsf dsy dAy u Asv' As"'
:. ~. sSs = '''A g.H. MOTION. Assignee.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

MEDTCAL CERTIFICATE.
We, undersigned medical doctors, having OK
amined
DO certify that these bitters are harmless Tnoy
may be used 70 cine certain cases. ana eenessa'y
'" "'''''A - R.B. GAUDET, u.
FL TANBY, ND.
@. DELERY. Il D. z.
Oh. FA0Kr.
Z. HARRISON, II. D.
D. C. HOLIDAY, y. D.
CAPDRvBLLB, l. D. r
OHUARD, L. DIP.
mbil eodlm 3t7p THOR LAYTON, y. D. 2.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-02

Attonttod ID Particularly oaoe'03 % ny O18v y =
TABLE WARE, such -
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Prices - low - ct any Northern nanu1ActoGy
aud CHEAPER THAN n ANY HOUSE IN NBw
ORLEANS. Quality and style equal to any. Pull
guarantees given in III cases. Every description of
Medals, Badges, Military Belt-plates. Sword Mount.
ings, etc, manufactured in the most artistic man.
ner aud ct low pricea f % 4
his A. HIMNEL, Proprietor,
deA lvau No. le6 Poydlas street..
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-06
The Presidency.

Almost every paper we pick
up contains something relating
to. the election of President
nest year. 1t is all well
enough for papers to speak,
and speak thus early, if they
wish to do SO, but all should
aim to TALK RIGHT upon the
subiect-that il, to express the
sentiments Of the people. AS
we have been silent upon this
very in1portantmatteh we haye
concluded to lee our views on
the Presidency be Known and
in doing 50, we would say THAT
we will represent the sentl-
ments of every Democratic rea-
der Of this paper, as well as the
entire Democracy of Vinton
county. 1t is, in the language
of the Carroll County Chroni,
ele as follows!
But we are opposed to going
out of the Democratic ranks for
q candidate for President in
1872. We have a number of
distinguished. statesmen in our
own party who would do honor
to the Office Of President of the
United States. We have Thur.
man, Pendleton and Groesbeck
of Ohio; Hendricks and
Worries of Indiana; Packer of
Pennsylvania; Parker Of New
Jersey and English Of Con
necticut; Hoffman, Seymour
md Church Of New York.
Any Of these would poll the
whole Democratic vote Of tbe
country; whereas if we take
a man who has not been identi.
fed with the Democratic party,
VIC cannot poll more than two
thirds Of that party's strength
for him.; and the accessions
from the. opposite party would
not makeup for Qua. own loss
IF there is an earnest desire on
the part ofsoms~who have here
tofore been identiiietswi$h the
Republican party to- defeat the
''great ppeseat+taker' fOu' 'Bfes-
i,lsnt next year.. let them unite
with the Democracy on some
candidate who can poll every
Democratic vote, and then
every vote received from the
opposite party will be that
much clear gain. o oe " 7"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-06
Many Thanks.

Those of the Democracy IL
each and every one Of the town
ships in Vinton county who
made an effort during the late
campaign to get out the vote
Of the parity are entitled to
many thanks from every work
ing and earnest Democrat in
the county, Such services are
appreciated, and such men de-
serve the esteem, good will and
support ofevery man who is a
Democrat from principle, and
who at heart desires the sue.
cess of the principles. the grand
old Democratic battles to
establish. ,sH-uty g..l guiliat
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-12-06
Tsadicai BeneAts!

In 1860, the average wages
of Boston .journeyman shoe
makers were $l0,S2, In 1871,
these wages are $l5,72. Upon
the strength Of this, Mr. Bout
we'll claims that these wages
produce 25 per cent. more OF
the luxuries and comforts OF
life than the wages Of 1860
could have produced. But it
will be noticed that wages
have not advanced more than
SO per cent, while house rent
has doubled and board also.
Brown sugar, IA cents now, in
1860 was only 8 cents a pound;
coffee has gone up from 16 to
%; boots, from So 20 $500;
blankets, from So so $50, and
other things in proportion, SO
that the purchasing power OF
to,day's wages is considerably
less than the same power Of
the smaller wages Of 1860. 1t
takes the shoemaker to-day, for
instance, 16I hours labor to
pay for the same board that he
got in 1860 for just 10 hours,
labor; and his house-rent'
which he paid in 1860 with
three days and four hours
labor, now exacts Of him the
labor of four days. So much
for protection. ..r