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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-05

STATE OF KANSAS.
County Of Leavenvorth,
In the District Court Of the First Jul;ei.; D;s,r;,
Of the state OF Kansas, sitting in and tor cav
enworth county in said State
The metropolitan Buidingl
and Loan Association,
Plaintiff.
~. lCase No & gee
Maria Mcfarland and Sam
uel Mcfarland, Defend
ants.
pUbLiC notice IL hereby given, that under and
oy virtue Of the Judgment rendered in the above
entitled aetton, In and by the above named Court
and of special execution Issued on said iudsment
To me directed and delivered, will on
Thursday, the 10M day Of July, 4. d., 1878.
at O. clock, p. m, OF said day, ct the court HOUSE
door In the City Of Leaveo worth in the County sni
state aforesaid, offer pubic sale and iii 10 The
highest bidder, for cash in hand the G,llovins de-
cnbed tracts Of land situate. lying and being Ii ths
County Of Leavenvorth and State Of Ksn.,
namely: Lots number eleven (ll and twelve Cl2,
In block number thirty six 1857, in L@avenvork
city proper As recorded the plat Of said city on
record in the once OF the Register Of Deeds In and
for said county and STATE.
said property 10 to be sold a. commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance Of said
judgment.
THOMAS LEONARD,
sheriff Of Leavenvorth County, Kansas
Sheriff Once, Leavenworth City,
June 3rd, A D., 1873.
H. NJ HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ACCOUNTED FOR.

We have called attention several times
to the utter partisan character of the dis
patches to the Associated Press from New
Orleans. The matter is thus explained by a
New Orleans correspondent of the Wash
ington Crtniote:
"Mr. Mcdaniel, the Associated Press re-
pe.ter at this point, is openly in the pay of
the McEnery party as business manager Of
their organ, the Pic3yuie, at a large salary.
Nobody believes he could hold the place
moment, should he lose his power As press
agent He lie the declared and bitter enemy
OF the Republicans, and never comes near
them for facts. For a year or two he has
been skillfully manipulating the facts he is
instructed to send of, exageersting some
things, and supr-essing others, until he has
made the whole country believe thst Casey
and Packard and Kellogg are terrible fel-
lows, when the truth is that they are the
purest men in the State
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c.prurr OF CAPTAIN JACK.

We presume the. frontier settlers OF Call
fornia and Oregon will now enjoy the de-
lights of tranquil repose, since Captain Jack
and the Modoc warriors have been captured
Indian affairs are beginning to assume
more satisfactory shape. When the warlike
sioux of ths Upper Missouri are taught, as
the Apaches and Modocs have been, that 1t
n better 10 remain on their reservations than
raid around the country to steal stock and
.lsy settlers, the country will be at peace
with the red man. Doubtless the Northern
tribes will reconsider their determination 10
fght when they hear Of the disasters that
besell the Apache and Modoc warriors. 1t
is said that things of Indian defeats and
succ .sse= spread very quickly from one tribe
TO another,
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1Meeklp Gimes
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1873.
Fiction OF DIRECTORS

To-day the annual election of Directors
OF the Chicago and Northwestern, and OF the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific roads viii
take place in Chicago. The Union Pacinc
men will attend this election, and it is said
that they, together with Jay Gould, have =
yerv good chow Of carrying these elections
and getting control Of these roads for the
next wear. If they succeed, says the Chicago
Journal, as no doubt they will, the "Nan-
derbilt interest" will have the Northwest In
their breeches pockets, 70 to speak, for the
next year-it being pretty well understood
that Gould and Vanderbilt have "gone
soook.,'' and that John F. Tracy is with
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Thursday, the 1OM day of Jaly, 4. d., 1877
Sheriff. Sale.

LrAvkswoaHn SoU.rr. Us
In the District Court of IeffarSou County In the
state Of Kansas, sitting in aud for said County
and state.
Samuel &. PIea,aut.. Admin
isfrat"r OF the estate. of Ira
Lindley. deceased. Plaintiff
8. S. King, Administrator of
the estate Of Henry McMakin
decezsed, su-an McMakin,
W. II. MeMakin, Margaret
McMakin, Clinton McMakin. Case No. 1, Ves
DeKalb McMakin, Andrew
j. MeMskin, VI. l.. Grisori
Angeline Gill, John OIL,
Hamilton MsNakin, Henry
MeMakin, Jr., Z. e. Whit
ney, and the Indiana Rank, q
corporation doing business in
the State Of Indiana, De
PENDANTS.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given that unler AMI
above entitled action, ia ant by the abo.e namet,
court, and OF special execution issued on said
Judgment to me directed AID delivered, I Will on
Thursday. the 10Th dy of Jniy, 4 d., 1873,
at II O'Clock q. m, of said day, ut Il e Court
House door in the City Of Leavenuorth, in thu
Comfy OF LezvenwOrth AMI State of ka's1s, ofef
and sell separately to the bight 81 bidder for cash
each Of the folio wing De crihed tract, If iand sit
uate, lying ~ d being in the County Of fssven.
east quarter q of s.c:ian twelve tIel. townss ip
eight ts), range twenty t2p, sa-t aEi the north
cost quarter "a of GctI"u t~"ve ti2} township
eight tsl, range twenty tepl ali in the county Of
Leavenworth and State of Kansas
Said prorer TO he so d commanded by the
said special execution and in pursuance OF said
Judgment.
Dated June ''d' A. D. ,a n;,: ,,ox,v.
sheriff Of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
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Nov, Harry. pay don't laugh 1t me
But when you 90 30 late,
I wish you would be careful, dear,
To never slam the gate.
For Bess;e listens every Right,
And so does teasing Kate,
To tell me, next day, What O'clOsk
They heard you slam the gaze.
Twas nearly ten, last night, you know,
But nov lis very late
I'VE We talked about % many thing)
Oh, do not slam the gate.
For all the neighbors hear.nsit
Will say our future fate
We We been discussing; 50 beg
You vii net slam the gate.
For, though 1t il very true,
wish they would wait
To canvass IT Affairs, until
Well-p,ay don't slam the gate.
At lsast not nov. By and BY,
When in ''our home' l sit
Your coming, shall always like
To h ar you slam the gate.
For whether you 60 out CT in,
At early hou1 or late.
The whole world will not tease Ne then,
About the horrid gate!
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FROM WATERVILLE.
p.
A Live Town and EnterffiSing
People.
WATERyILLE, KAs., Nav 80, 1873,

WArERyILLE, KAs., May 80. 1878.
Edstoref the Times: q.
At three O'Clock sharp, on Thursday last,
your correspondent took at in one OF tn,
handsomely finished coaches of the Contra
Branch 4. X. at Atchison. We were scarcely
seated when Mr.. Cursay gave the signal fol
our departure-ths bell rang, the train was
soon under Roadway, and we we're carried
over this tirst-c!ass road at almos, lightning
speed. This road is well supplied with
gentenanly officials. In Conductor Curssy
it has live, energetic representative. '1ur
attention was then called to a bran new
bridal twain ensconsed in the rear of the
coach, and judging from their very aHec-
tionate manner, they were scarce ten days
old. We began making inquiries as to
where our afectionae company hailed from,
when friend informed Us tina, they entered
into the matrimonial state twenty -four hours
previous, and set sail from the lively little
town of Netawaka on bridal tour through
Kansas, to the great Missouri River We
the groom on his choice, and
hope they may eve, End there is love in
cottage, &C., &c.
We were then apprised Of the fact that We
had reached Wsterville, a thriving town a,
The terminus of the Central Branch. As an
unusual mourning sky vaulted this portion
# the planet, the appearance of things gen.
orally was not so cheerful looking and bright
u it would have been, had a dash Of run
,hine elided tie lover orb. We
we're eecOrted to the Simpson House by
VI. Sweet, the gentlemanIy proprietor,
zbere We found everything provided with |
liberal hand, which spares no pains for |
he pleasure and comfort of guests. |
We desire to call particular stten-
ion TO this frst-class house, and feel satisfied |
hat any who may give him a call will 20 |
way feeling that none can do more Tor the |
comfort of the inner man than our friend |
Mr. Sweet, who evidently knows how to
,lee.e.
Taking a stroll around town We came I'D
10 an old friend, Chas. &. Phillips, of the
irm o Staley, Phillips i Williams. Charley
Jerks for Uncle Sam in the delivery OF
nails; He has also in oonnec ion with the
?. o. one Of the most complete stocks Of dry
,oods, clo,hing. boots and shoe-. queen-ware
nd general assortment Of agricultural i'm
,lements, in fac; everything you may call
Or, and at prices that defy competition.
liz neighbor, DR.. F. Daymour, owns the
INN drug store, which j. nicely fitted Up,
~ has q comnIefe line 0f dyuoa ~ha,a
on can rely on prescriptions being care.slly
he has his Office in the same
uilding. where he can always be found
hen not absent on bis professional CALI.
n. Dzymoure has an exceedingly extensive
rac4ice which, in connection with his store,
eeps him quite busy. He il deservedly pop
~ beth 4, . professional and business
an.
d. c. Attschul keeps On hand full sup
y Of dry good, groceries &C. He i albos
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From the New York Tribune, May so
The pang Of to-day is that 80 many Of our
soldiers we're denied the sacred joy Of wit
Messing the crOwning events Of the war.
The consolation is, that of the final and
glorious end they never entertained dOub,.
Every army, however great or we'll appOint-
ed or skiIIinlly handled, must in long cam
paiens meet with occasional reyerses; but no
defeat was ever great enough to destroy the
faith of our soldiers either in the righteous
ness OF our cause, or in its ultimate triumph.
Something perhaps those who fell lighting
have gained; for they have not been COM
PEELED in modification Of spirit to witness
the b!under. which have cheated the
Republic out OF some OF the hes:
fruits OF the triumph. Peace
hath her victories as we'll as war; but alas.
many of the hottest ssd most to be desired
Of these are yet to come. As to-day the sep
ulchers OF our champions are revisited; a.
with martial polip We celebrate their
bravery and devotion; as We CLEARLY recOg-
nize at what price We have bought the
liberty of choice, would that the nation
might thoroughly recognize the duty Of the
hour-ihe duty of casting far from Us the
brides CT political ambition, of modersting
the madness Of party. cf remembering that
this Republic was established for the good Of
all and not for the emOlument Of the greedy
and unprlncipled few! The tenants Of these
decorated graves died !os the Union when are
We to have the Union 10 fact az we'll a. in
names We are not thinking Of merely po-
litical differences: We are not. least Of all to-
day, taking cognizance Of tie minos s;rng-
giles OF placemen and party men, Of those
VINO are out and tho,e who are in. We are
wondering whether our peace may not be as
honorable and elective as cur soldiers made
the war. They cali US from their graves Ibis
morning! They ask if the honor which is
paid TO them shall be but vain ceremonial,
They bid Us to remember that We too have
duties, and they beseech as by every sacred
memory not to squander the wealth Of op-
portunity whiei. they cheerfully gave their
lives to belueath to las.
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MODOC JENNISON.

The Leayenworth TINES pronounces As
frauds the stories that Col Jennison will not
be fairly ard honestly tried before the Uni
sed States Court for attempting to defraud
the best government the sun ever shone up
ON. Il has been said that Jennison has the
pledge OF officers of the court, and even the
Judge himself, that he need be under no APP
prehension OF a conviction. The TINES
does no; take stock in such trash. Neither
do we. We believe Deishay, Sco6sid and
Tough will do their duty honestly, not only
an Mr.. Jennison's particular case, bu, in all
oahers.-fdoia Spirit
Delahay will not try the case, but turn it
over to Judge Dillon. Tough and Sco6eld
will, We think, do their deity.
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SIGNS OG LIFE.

There il in the county, 80 far $3.50, 900
voted to narrow gauge road--snd We sup
pose it must 40 20. But it can be made to
suit our needs BY proper management
third rail or new vote. This rosd be-
tween Kansas City and the eastern line of
Saline county will cross and connect With
five standard gusge roads, and il made to
connect will give US three new lines Ia CHI
cago, one TO St. Louis and one to New YORK.
And If it il not so constructed it will be
twelve months before the present situation Of
Leavenworth will be ours.-Kansos City
Jomqdi.
II the situation OF Kansas City can be
made to resemble that Of Leavenworth. BY
refusing to construct that road, certainly
every citizen Of Missouri who has the real
welfare of X. Z. at heart will favor the pol
icy of non-coustruction.
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THE OLD TRlGATE.

The old frigate Constitution, about which
cluster so many heroic memories, is now
moored at Philadelphia. The Army and
Nary Journal proposes that she shall take .
vocifer9ps part in the patriotic exercises of
The coming Centennial d,y, and asks:
Why no; have her rugged and equipped,
Offered and manned, ready for action, and
. national salute fred from her in honor Of
the Centennial anniversary? Let her wooden
walls be decorated with the names and por-
traits of Nicholson. Barry, Hull, Preble,
Chauney, Decatur. Rodgers. Porter, Balm
bridge, Stewart, Shubrick, Jones, MscDon-
0oGh, Morris, Lawrence naval he
rues who have honored heI deckp
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DIR. A. G.. OLIN,

100 SOUTH CLARK STREET, Corner Of Mon
100 roe, Chicago. H., Specialist Of great ex-
perienee, debility, all forms Of Pri-
vate diseases and difeultes Of a delicate nature In
either sex, caused by unnatural excess
Particular attention given to old
and complicated cases. Patients at .
distance treated by mail. Cures guaranteed.
Charges reasonable. Send amp for book and cir
cuiars. True Marriage Guide. Full information
sent sealed TOT so cents. Rubber Goods always
on hand Consultations free and invited. N. B.
Lades, send for circular sure Prevention.
Yoars, m. to .. m. SUNDAYS. forenoon.
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city, or expect TO repeat the history Of
Venice.
II will not be out of place in closing thls
description Of St. Joseph's event to ackno~i'
edge courteous treatment from Zen. Cfale'
]. F. Barnard, Col. Dawes, Of the X. C., ST.
Joe, & C. B. z. r., Fred. Harvey, OF the
q. & 81. Joe. R. r., and ]. L. Bitsenser, OF
the Herald.
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Some verv ipdiscrees friends of Rev. Henry
Ward Beechsr have ob;ruded On public no
,ice some incoustquential documents bearing
upou \ very disgustiug controversy. In com
mon viii most Of the respectable journals OF
the country, We have hitherto Left this tor.
rent of siandes," "a Mr.. Beechers Trend
Gala il. to circulate With the Organs Of the
.luma With which il originated. The matter
had better been LEFT there, If the Letters which
ne publish this morning are all that NJ.
Beecher or his friends have to say about IL
The case il briefly THE: Certain f!thy elan
ders mon the character and habits Of Mr..
Reecher obtained publicity through the me-
d;nm of an obscene weekly paper; the author
ship of these slanders became, With otner un-
..,orv thinpe. the eubject Of . disrepus-
Able Dersopal controversy between the edil-
ors OF two Brooklyn daily newsPapen; tne
Bohemians of the Pres in both c't'es nave
used the subject At frequent intervals during
the last few months ~ the staple for sensa,
tional writing in Obscure weekly paper, and
the msiority Of respectable people nave
treated Mr.. Beecher with the same generous
confidence which has been exhibited Dy the
majority of respectable journals, and nave
refused to have anything Whatever 10 90
with the nasty subject. Mr.: 6eecnef
friends thought be needed vindic.tion nom
what they bespatter wi,h metaphor, to the
extent Of calling II both q "torrent" and
s'storm" of Islander, they would have done
we'll to induce their pastor to break the
'brsve silence" with which they credit
him. Failing . word from Mr.. Beecher
which would have settled the matter
forever, his friends ought to have Kept out
of print. 1t is not, a. far @ We can see, OF
the slightest consequence to anybody to Be
told that in April, 1872, Mr.. Henry e.
Bowen s'disavowed" and "withdrew all the
charges, imputations and innuendoes impnt.
ed (sie) a. having been made and uttered
BY him against Mr.. Beecher, nor IL it OF
much greater importance to be told that MI.
Bowen persists, in May, 1873, in still be-
lieving said charges. &c Mr.. Tilton's SOL
emn promise about never repeating any
allegations, imputations or innuendoes.
of the character Aforesaid, and Mr.. Beecher's
equally solemn resolve to bury the past and.
metaphorically speaking, receive Messrs.
Bowen and Tilton to his pastoral bosom
again, give the whole transaction 30 farcical
an air that it will certainly cause the un-
thinking to laugh, however much it may
cause the judicious to erieve.
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CAME OUT CAUTIOUSLY,
fOseiga Eaa0rs>meas 81 the Ssaoa ard
Tonic 81 America

Tonic 81 America.
There seems to be no limit TO the celebrity OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Every year the de-
mand for j, increases and the territorial area Of its
popularity exp,nds. II has long been the stand
ard topic, and an approved remedy for epidemic
diseases in the Republics Of South and Central
America, in Brazil and the West Indies, and the
British Colonies on this coutiaenf. More recently
its merits have been appreciated at the antipod.s,
aud it is now shipped in large quantities To Aus
trAlia and Tasmania. The .ason Why it In max
ing suen Extraordinary Roadway in remote regions
as wei As in America are very simple and lie in q
nutshell. II is medicine SUITE to all pesples ali
climates, and all ordinary disorders and di abili-
ties. IL prevents snd malarious diseases re-
lev-s indigestion, braces tn nerves, improves the
appetite, clears the brain, reg .laies the liver ar
rests intermittent eyer, strengthens the physique
and inyis rate, ths Constitution.
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People who are not sure Of heaven are
focking TO Danvilie, N. H., this summer.
There is not lawyer, doctor, lightning-rod
man, sewing machine agent, nor hotel clerk
in the place, while more than four hundred
beautiful, lons-haired, rosy checked, bright
eyed maidens. with natural teeth and white
dresses, mcander through the streets at even
tide, chewing gum and smiling on The few
young men who have heard OF this elysium
before. Young men OF Missouri, sell your
home pistols and 60 East.-A. Louie Dem
,<,mf
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QuaPreling ~ Telegraph.
From the Springfield Republican

Jack Hurley, formerly . telegraph opera
tor in this city, is in the Worcester jail for
. little indiscretion, illustrating the peculiar
lily of his business. Jack vas receiving in
Frsmiughsm office, and once or twice had
to ask Worcester to repeat. Worcester did
60, and volunteered the Information that
Framingham was fool. on whom II would
be delightful to put q head. Straightway
The wire from Framingham spoke, "rm
coming" and unable 10 va;t for passenger
train, the impeiuous sender took freight
trsin, and presently arriving gave Worcester
= great drubbing, for which be Vas impris.
ooed - above. Now, however, from al
over New England comes to Worcester the
anxious inquiry, Hov's your head?
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The Tilton- Beecher scandal has assumed .
shape that silence By the pres Of the country
can no longer be tolerated. We have rs-
Trained from alluding to Developments 10
the Gaze from . sense Of duty and desire to
preserve the moral sense Of the community
from outrage. The affair has nov assumed
rucha shape that silence would be criminal.
The foundations of the Christian Church are
Io.ked by these Developments. -Ho.'oH
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1Re STATE PRlxrxYG.

Il seems to us that the election Of Mr..
Martin 10 the Office of State Printer has had
abe eject tapeoduce moes annoying arro-
eance oUze part Of his paper, the Junction
City paioa. We feel like cougratulatine
Mr.. Martin on his good fortune, but We most
sulennly teprec.te the airs recently donned
By he Union-Raols Spirit.
0soess i troubled With the ''big head, !"
asA nay, like his predecessor, come out ..
n snall snd Of the horn two yeazs fron
~. Il looD that way.
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S6eWaTo Of CounteTfeitS .
JOB NOSES SIN iAMEs : G II:

dsasor to 81" ne eosaf ratie yyeosev pSoAEs
1he SeHssns Aase me aasrs cf Sch afoSes q "a
eoeku9>- al ~bsys sos! kI>4s .p,.fula,s m.
GENUINE t1iis are unaiiine in the cure 81 III thcso
peinioi and dangerous diseases To winch Tie feDalo
conststntSon Is subject TEey moderate an ereeoueVo
and euse ~ suppression Of the menssa Whsn esnssd
" oosd, innammat.on. or ciseass In al csops o.
SeroD and Spinal Affections, Pains q the baek
and Ilmbs, Fatigue On slixht slertion Paip,tst,oa
OF the hsast Hysterics and Writes they mi eject
cure woso All other means have failed and althooaA
sery po.erfai contain nothing hus.fal 70 The ncss
C1fcular IN Englah German and Preach arunnA
eesn both Oves full direction and ADVICE
The 0kNrINk Pills s0ld mrse dFuR saor>a baH
Y yo0 oTugFss cannot supply the 9kNUIuE Do noe
% p:u1sded 70 accept any eoontesfeis o. boGU. A.
oess but end Ono Dollar n the sls psupg,eoor ~
Moses, u Cortlands Street. Nov YosS M ~
o. exprso once at which yna vsl call fos - poek-
49,, and bottle Of the GkNCIsR PHI eoeur.1y M
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state Of Kansas, sitting in and for Dong lss.
County, IN said State.
William W. Harding,
Plaintiff,
Mary J. Whitney, jams
X whitney, Nelson T. Csse No 2, SIS
stephens and Jane X.
Welsh, Admin;stIsfrix
Of the estate Of Hugh r.
Welsh. deceased, De-
PENDANTS.
DC Bic notice is hereby given that lnder and
by virtue Of tie Judgment rendered ia the
above entitled action. Ia and by the above named
court, and Of = Special execution issued on AID
Judgment To me directed and delivered, will on
Thursday, the lOn day of jelly, 4. d., 1873,
az o clock p IN. of sail day at the Court House
door IN the City Of Leaveaworih, in the County
and State aior, said, offer public sale and sell
separately TO the highest bid der for cash in hand
each Of the following described tracts Of land ala,
uste. lying and being in the County Of heaven
worth AMI State OF Kansas, namely, the west half
Of the northwest quarter, and the half Of the
southwest quarter Of section fifteen 15l. in town.
ship twelve u2), Orange twenty (.o In said Coun-
ty and State.
Said property is to he sold a. commanded BY the
said special exeeatiOc and in pursuance of raid
Judgment. THOMAS LEONARD
Sheriff of LeasenwOrth County, Kansas.
Dated Sheriff Once, Leayenworth City, June
Sri, A. u. is73.
THAGHEh 4 STEPHENS. Attorney, FOL Piain.in.
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The belief is gaining ground that the
career Of this Infamous E.an is drawing to .
Close. Thess are bat few public mea left in
power Who care TO shisld hin from the pun.
isbment due his crimes.-Ma,Iau. IN Nation.