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shall They he killed9

If the State Board of Canvassers. sitting
at Springfield, should return Carter IL. Har'
rison and Barney Caulfeld as elected TO
the Forty fourth Congress, what would the
people OF Illinois think OF proposition to
kill those gentlemen! Don't be alarmed.
We are not seriously suggesting the assas'
sination of the eminent patriots above re.
ferred to. But suppose for a moment that
we we're. And suppose that there were
FOOLS and cut-throats enough in Chicago to
follow our advice What then. Now let
ia quote from the Shreveport. louisiana
Times Of November 10:
1--WE should simply give the members OF
that board 1.-THE Returning Board) to dis
tinctly understand that, unless they. return
the elections as they were returned at the
nOlls they and those that seek to count
in" will pay the forfeit with their lives. =.
..To localize the proposition: If George l.:
Smith ia counted in over w. NJ. Levy. or II
Twitchell is counted in over Elan, yet
smith and Twitchell be killed; 1t johnson
and TYLER, in De Soto, are counted IN over
Scales and Schiller, as the New orleans
REPUBLICAN thinks, or II keetlng. Levisee
and johnson, in Caddo. are counted IN over
Vaughan, Koran and Land. then lie, john
SON TYLER, Keeting, Levisee and johnson
f,e killed; and SO let every officer. from
Congressman down TO constable, III every
district and parish of the State.
The immediate cause OF this threat Is tAe
rumor that the Returning Board Wi! throw
out some precincts on the ground OF fraud
Of course, il wrongfully rejected. the cam
didates affected have their remedy IL the
courts: but instead of this. and while con
tossing that intimidation was exercised at
The nolls. the Times advises murder /; these
frauds are taken nOtice OF by the Returnin
Board. -
punish those who thus connive at murder;
and this fellow ought to spend couple OF
Years with . ball and chain attached to MS
! leg, and for the first time in his worthless
life be made to do the State some service
But if the statutes of that State afford no
relief, or if, as is more probable, an attempt
ed prosecution in the State courts woula DC
! resisted, then we call attention to the nine
| teenth section Of the enforcement ac.. when
this writer is violating, and suggest his ar
rest and punishment under it. This Is q
duty which the authorities owe to order ano
law everywhere, and it should not be De
| layed. 1t is, beside, the only argument
which such men cen spprecists.-(hxogf
| Inter, Qcea~.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
CADENABBIA.
ny HENRY ". LoNGIRLL0w.

II "
No sound of wheels or hoof best breaks
The silence of the summer day.
As by the l0veiest OF all lakes
while the idle hours away.
pace the leafy eOlonnade,
Where level branches OF the plane
Above me weave y roof Of shade
ImperviOus to the sun and rain.
At times a sudden rush of air
Flutters the lazy leaves O'erhead.
And CLEANS of sunshine toss and harc
Like torches down the path tread.
By Semariva's garden gate
make the marble stairs my seat.
And hear the water, as 1 wall,
Tapping the steps beneath my 1eee
The undula.ion sinks and swells.
Along the stony parapefs,
And far away the floating bells
Tinkle upon the fishers nets.
Silent and show by tower and town.
The reighted barges come and go,
Their pendent shadows Slld1nS down
BY town and tower submerged below.
The hills sweep upward from the shore,
With villas scattered one by one
Upon their wooded spurs. and lower
BellagSi0 blazing III the sun.
And dimiy seen . tangled mass
OF walls and woods, of light and shade,
Stands reckoning up the StelyiO Pass
Yarenna with its white cascade.
l. ask myself 10 this dream:
Will it all vanish into air!
Is there a land OF such supreme
And perfect beauty any wheIes
Sweet vision. Do NOT fade away;
Linger until my heart shall take
Into itself the summer day.
And all the beauty OF the lake.
Linger until upon nv brain
Is stamped an image Of the scene:
Then fade into the air again,
Aud be as If thou hadst not been.
Atlantic
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Office Lafayette Fire Insurance Come
pany. New Orleans, October 20, l9.i.-At meet
ing of the board OF directors held on October 10,
1874, it resolved to cali in A cash nst3llIn
OF FIVE PER CENT on the capital stock, in &C.
cOrdaIce with article four of the constitution OF
the company, payable at the office Of the company
within forty days. LOUIS MATHIS
Oc2I 4Jt Secretary.
Office American hueuas insurance Assoc
citation Of New Orleans, No. 25 Commercial place,
November 10, l8T4.-At a general meeting Of stock
holders held this day, it was unanimously resolved
to go into Liquidation, and the undersigned gentle
men were elected to Hquidate the affairs OF the
association Parties holding claims against this
association are requested TO present them for al;
justment, and ali pers Ms holding policies VIII
present them for cancellation. and the return pre-
MUM due will be refunded. Parties indebted
with. r. HOLLANDER
;. BELING,
T. J. KRAMBa.
sol5 q dsE LiqvidStoEs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

Thu. it appear. that instead Of coming
down mon the afflicted South like the wolf
on the fold, the Yankee earpet-bagger has
been seeking other quarters at rate which,
in a reasonably brief period. would leave
the cotton States without representative
of the man who gave them the cotton GIN
+ta most imnortaut invention ever given to
the South. even if i, was the work OF de-
tested Yankee.
It is also worthy of notice that q great
norton of the Northerners in the South are
in the cities, and SO do not overrun ana IN.
timidate the peaceful planters ana haPpy
freedmen in the rural sections. New ".
leans had. in 1870, 5079; Savannah. las
Mobile, 1850, aud Cbsyiestoa, 0~n a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
Local Intelligence.

Az EyspENr CASE OF BLOODY REVENGE.
4 hunter Yesterday found the half con.
su,ue.l body of man lying on the ground
near Veret canal in the wilderness back Of
Alg;ers. Buzzards had fed on the carcass
un,il every feature was past recognition.
The person who made the discovery noticed
a bit of paper tiuttering on a stick near the
corpse. on which was written: Italian
Cortine Nicola That was all, and 1t can
onIv he GUESSED that Nicola was the name
of the deceased, or perhaps it was the name
of the murderer. There is but one conlec-
fare. and that is that two men visited a
lonely spot to settle personal quarrel, and
one OF them was killed, the victor leaving
the card as above to indicate to his acqualnt.
ance. an explanation. This is all that Will
eve: be learned, probably.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

8O47 Northerners in the four cities, or nearly
half of all Northerners in those States.
That there are some unworthy men
among those who have gone South is doubt
less true. That any large number of them
are bad men is not true. In spite of sus-
picion, misrepresentation, social ostracsm,
and many lesser discoursgements, these So
called carpet.baggers have invested their
money in business enterprises for the actual
benefit Of the people. It would be great
thing tor the prosperity of the South if she
had ten times as much carpet-bag capital
and enterprise, and she mi ght have had
both to-day had it not been for prejudice
as groundless as it is short-sighted aud IN
iust.-Ner York ReDublic,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
N THE MATTER OE EMANUEL II. GgCSlE.
Individually. etc, bankrupt.
In Bankvuptcy-So. 1889.
WHEREAs EMANUEL X. GRUBER, isDivil

FKrHEREAS EMANUEL Il. GRUBER, SD'VlD
w uAlly and as a member OF tho late hrn OF
f. II. Gruber / Co., OF Mnden, and Hlstrlst
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the &C,
of Congress Of March g. 1861 has this day II ed
in said court petition PRAYING 10, Gis
charge and certificate Thereof, from All LIS 0eDts
and other claims prOvabIs under said act.
Notice is therefore given 10 all creditors who
have proved their debts and to all other persons
1874 at IL A NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the
same and that they may then and there ere attend
and show cause, if any they have why the prayer
farther notice is given that the bankrupt will un.
dergo an examination before Register Kellogg on
the thirtieth dav of November, A. D. 1874, ct II
A. M. At his Office CustOmhouss building.
Clerk's ONCE, New Orleans November IA. 1874.
aol5 "a del & L0HW, Deputy clerk.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH .!
ORLEANS
MRS, PREDERIKA JOACHIM, WIFE OF PHILIP
Lucas Va. her Husbaud-No. -.

T HEREBY GETTY THAT ON THE SEVENTH
Il day OF November, 1874, Judgment was rendered
in this court the entitled suit in the words and
figures following, to wit
Mrs. Frederika Joachim. wife of Philip Lucas IS.
her husband, M. -.
On motion OF Ducros 4 Samboa of counsel for
plaintiff, and on producing to the court due proof
III support of said Plaintiffs demand, the law and
the evidence being in her favor II is ordered, ad
judged and decreed that the Judgment by default
nereln entered on the third instant be now con
tirnied and made final, and accordingly tina, there
be jui gment in favor of plaintiff, Mira FredeTika
Joachim and against defendant Philip Lucas, her
husband, decreeiug a separation of property be
twee the sad parties and a dissolution of the
community of aequests and gains heretofore exist
ing between them. 1t is further ordered that de-
PENDANT pay all costs OF suit.
Judgment signed November II 1874
f. NORTH CULLOM, Judge.
In testimony whereof, I have hereUntO set my
hand and aft ed the seal of said court at the city
of New Orleans, on this twelfth day of November,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hun
bred and seventy four. and the ninety ninth year
of the independence OF the United States
EDWARD KEENA
no20 della ia26 Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS.

ELIZABETH MONNERJOHN VS.. JOHN MONNER-
john, her husband-NO. 5000
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE SIXTH
i DAY OF November, 1874, Judgment rendered
IN this court in the entitled suit. in the words and
figures following, to wit
FL zabeth MOnnerjOhn VI. John MOnneIj ohm, her
husband-NO. 5000
On motion OF Braughn, Buck Dinkensp!e!.
of unset for plaintiff, and producing 70 the
court due proof in support of said plaintiffs de-
mand, the law and evidence being in her favor, it
is ordered, al Judged and decreed that judgment
by default herein entered on the third il5tant be-
now confirmed and made final. and accordingly
that there be Judgment IL favor OF plaintiff Eliza
beth MonnerohD, and against defendant, John
MOnnei John, her husband, decreeing a separation
of property and dissolution of the community OF
acquests ard gains heretofore existing betweeS
the said parties
II is further adj judged and decreed that the sai'9
plaintiff do have and recover OF the defendant her
husband, the sum of three Thousand five hundre3
dollars with legal interest thereon from iudC.al
demand to vii: October IL, 1874 until paid, ana
costs Of sui: with privilege and legal mortgage
the movable and smmeyable property OF a@r sas
husband.
Judgment sighed November n, 18fi
4. NORTH CULLoM, Sudge
IN testimony whereof have iersun.s SCI mT
hand and atl xed the sea! of the sad court at the
city of New Orleans on This, eleventh day %
November in the year Of our lord one ehousana
eight hundred and seventy-fOu and the ninety
ninth year of the Independence OF the UGite
States
n"I9 % dels PAUL r. ABADiE Deputy Clerk
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CNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA

rnVHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE OF HIa
Il appointment assignee of Eaton Barstow.
John Eaton and Calvin j. BarstOw, individually, Of
New Orleans in the parish Of Orleans and State OF
adjudged bankrupts upon their own petition bs
the district court of said district.
New Orleans, November IA, 1874
nol4 81 % SAMUEL CRANWELL Assignee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF HORACE Z. SHROPSHIRE.
bankrupt.
Tn Bankruptcy-NO. 1866

VNpHEREAS. HORACE +. SHROPSHIRE. OF THE
w city Of New Orleans and district aforesaid.
duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress
of March 2 1867, has this day filed in said court
petition oraJ ing for a discharge and certificate
thereof from ali his debts and other claims prov
able under said act.
Notice is therefore given 70 all ere dtors who
have proved their debts. and to all other persons
in interest that the thsiieth day Of November,
1874! az II A. NJ. is assigned for the hearing OF the
same and that they MAY then and there attend
and show cause, if any thew have why the prayer
OF the said petition should not be granted; and
further notice 10 gwen that the bankrupt will
undergo an examination before Register Kellogg
nl. ih. twenty eighth dav Of November, A. D. 1874
at Il A. W.. at his sttice CustOmhouss building.
Clerks office. New Orleans. Eovembey u 1874.
nol3 30 y X. LOEW Deputy Clerk.
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p,,,.. Corrv EIsEs.-For the week end.
tn the fourteenth instant tho 'o''o"'hs
-. oru.s hare been geturne0:
FRIDAY evening the young


v,,,,.y,..-rriday evening the Young
champion OF New Orleans Sns,t Frank .aroms with
sd%s made sfs the
If AN p, The game. 300 points, was played
in innings, Y EsanE E'T esu a,% an m
ase o' 80 can;diy, in little while he will DO
r s.srt:ns Cd to New York to challenge
1!greaux.
BRIEF MrsrIok.-ofissr1 John JS !. Mozart ss|lsrE
s;s,. xss . ssfss ssa ss s gamer.
'1 FannI and Charles Bapts.e harSSr :, IA
Los; Visa Morton ss ss an. and Ss' 81 q
etrlkinG r he. bannened on Cypress street,
~ ness Liberty is and when they had thumped
Louisa sufficiently they cut out: ,.rs a.
Wasrlv 500. 900 bales of cotton nave az
N1astS 70 s;nce the first of September, and
e 81 this n III 600 remain On hand:
Ss: :ss. is s:9s: nine brig: and
wis What little business there il in out CITY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

Hall is ready to be handed over to the new
administration to, morrow. New brOOms
sweep clean is saying that nearly all the
present clerks call to mimi Just now.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
THE STATE Of LOUISIANA
SECOND DISTRICT C0Car S0a Tas sA29Sa
Of ORLEANS.
iy1ERoiCTiOS OF PETER GHlES-:os 37eas

7 HEREBY CERTIFY, THAT OS THIS SIoBS-
i teent. day of August 1873, judgment was OIL.
tered il this court IL the matter OF sh- interd G.
tion o! Peter Green, SO. :: 800. IL ;.. yoJds ana
Il su..s folio wing, to wit
This ease came up TINS siAv On she Se.ition a.
Francis Harding, praying for shs Introduction %
Peter Green present J. r. Smith, ESQ sog petl-
toner; a. T. HUFF, ESQ. for defendant. phen sitter
hearing QeadnSs and evidence, tie couls being %
opinion that the Geendan. ID Insane sad sh.uIe DE
interiicted; il ordered, adj Judged AID .lecreea
that said defendant, Peter Green. Ss and lie
hereby decreed incapable OF performing ya!'elc
any OF the acts which person IF !ul! age and
potency could perform, and eeHse. ssnt.y Snsvy
dicted 10 all ends ana purposes.
Judgment rendered August Il. 1888.
Judgment signed August 81. 1874.
A. L. TISSOT Judge.
In testimony whereof have hersuntO 81. IN r
hand and affixed the seal of said court at the city
Of New Orleans, on this eighteenth day Of Sep
tember, in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy -four and the ninety mint =
yea. Of the independence of the United States.
SEQ scSS dels' JOB QARIQRL. Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH S9P
ORLEANS.
AMELIE THEARD Is. P. i. 0EsfORGES-S3
S3pl.

+ HEREBY CERTIFY THAT on THE FoUe
Il :eenth day OF November: 1874, Judgment
rendered i'll this court, in the following entitlee
suit III the words and figures tolO wing to vii:
Amelie Theard vs.. F. A. Desforges-No. 63Ol
In this case by reason 81 the Law and the evidence
being with the plaintiff, it is ordered, adi Judges
and dccreed that there be Judgment in favor 20
plaintiff, Amee Theard, and against defend
ant, =. A. pesfOrges, her husband 'ieoreeIns u
separation OF property between 'hr said part.e,
and a dissolution of the community 81 ac4u -ste
and gains existing between ;b. N, and the p aIn'h
to have. the administration 81 her OWE separate
property II is furthe. Judged and 'iecreed that
plaintiff have iudgmsn. against her SAID husband
for the sum "t i 800 20 rank from tne seventh OF
Move mbey l51i and with mortgage on ehe unee
numbered pro.erty Of her husband. 1t is Surther
ordered .iat be paw the costs ni this suit
Judgment signed Sovsmbs. ID. l5,s
!. :AuC!E2, Sudge.
IN Testimony whereof haze iereun'o see my
hand and aff yed she seal % che SAID court, the
eity q. Sew orleans. oil sl.is sixteenth day sf 80
v.mbe,, in 'hs year .: nu' l.'rI g.. tAousag@
e,yhe hundred AID ~ vent".foE:.
nol8 de. IL +. wALH D.pu.- CLERK
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nO22 .. iel* FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.


SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 81, 598.-Whereas James Arthur
Banc has pettioned t court for letters OF admin
stratiOn on the estate of the late Mrs. Eliza Field
deceased intestate. Notice is hereby gwen to ali
whom it may concern t" show cause within ten
days why the prayer OF the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order of the Court.
n.2o d la* FRANK PACE JR Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22


CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 3751..-Whe.eas, John ROux
has petitloned the court for letters OF admins
tratOn on the estate of the late Mary NJ. ROux,
deceased intestate Notice is hereby givento all
whom it may concern to show cause within ten
days why the prayer of said petitioner should net
be granted.
By order of the Court.
nol4l322+ FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

Moys BODIES FOUND AT THE WRECK.-
Yesterday she body of Nancy Williamson.
daughter Of Mr.. Paul Williamson, was
taken from the wreck OF the sunken stea nn
hoa, Enpirs. She was only eleven years
old and had been sent up from the planta;'
Con Con in INK PIasuemines parish to attend school
her.' 4 Young brother also came up at the
cane time. but was saved. The BODY OF a
c,I,.,ei deck hand was recovered, out was
No, i5er,;tieI by any one. The body OF a
r. vi. IN man was also found. but no one
e,.in.aa OF recognized it. 1t is thought ne
wa. one of the three or four deck passen
ger. whose names we're not taken.
The wveekeys are making sonSl"e'so'o
Tie !eca, inspectors, Messrs. Moffat ana 90
Flanders. did not have any witnesses oe
tore them Yesterday. but the names OF sew
era, ar. on the list. The inspectors inlonn .'
+, .b,aineti. hoping to place the Response
h;!i,y where it belongs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
c,vv,--.n FOR TR,At.-Geofge Powers

COMMITTED FOR TRlAL-Geofge Powers
vos. before jury Tor having feloniousiy
entered the promises of E. McCormack.
cn-nev q: Eravier and Willow streets. last
,uen.h. James Jorda complains that row
-. aantember stole a diamond. watch,
70 and gold .ings from him. Accused
was unable to give bonds.
Henry Evans. a driver. goes to see Jury
40 s1nla;n how it WAS that he !arruped
Harvey Wilson. Lad.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

A DEMoSsTRATIvE MATE.-James layior
:. nv was. mate of a steamboat which
Starred =, 1e Mp the river yesterday When about
leaving the landing here. Taylor, in the
rentl.sr manner possible, his hands encased
in delicate seven button kid gloves, tapped
the head OF John Newton, a deck hand
with a stick OF cord wood and, singular TO
reiate. the billet was not injured. nor was
the mate. OF course Newton shoul0 not
re heen a common deck hand; better
have been q good dog and received tar
treatment. This ugly mate, learning that
Nev.,n's life was endangered, was per
m,t,ed 70 leave the boat at Carrollton to
e.c.pe, hut Officer Moore was on hand.
waiting icr him. The wounded man was
Gen. TO the Charity HOspits! and the mate
lacked uD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

ey CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK. at IL O'Clock,
ct Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange, two
!o.s with buildings on Claiborne, between Es'
p!aaade and Kerlerec Streets lot with build
iags in square bounded by St. Anthony
soidelle, Josephine and Bagatelle streets.
81 PLACIDE J. SPEAR. at lO1a o'clock, At the
corner of Customhouse and Dauphlne Streets
household furniture, wearing apparel sewing
machines etc. At aEclOcs. at Inc corner OF
YreHchmsa and GoOdchildrsn sNeess. !auoe1.
Srcks, etc.
Sy NASH 1 HODGsOE, at IL ociocA' II ehe ice
hn,.e vara opposite Louisisna press, damaged
cotton
.saaIPF HARPER. 81 n O'Clock. AZ Hes-
aud Auc1ioneers Exchange, . lot with 'rn.
,ovements on Erato, between st. Charles and
caroudelet streets,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
ALPHONSH BECHEf, BANKRUPT. IN RENO 80
and 1862
ADVERTISEMENT OF TRUSTEE.

r1SR!s Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT BY An Gs-
J. denture bearing date the tenth of Move mber.
1874, tine above named debtor has conveyed ana
William NJ Lewis, as trustee upon trust for tho
benefit Of all the creditors of Alphonse Beeheto
aud that said conveyance was duly executed be-
fore D. Augustin, register in bankruptcy accord
ing TO the provision OF the forty sect on of An
act OF Congress entitled An act to est ablish %
uniform system of bankruptcy through OUT tho
United states" approved March 2 1867.
Further, that at the said meeting, three sOurths
in number and in value Of the creditors i u virtue
OF the seventeenth section Of the anne ndatory
bankruptcy act. approved the sventy.s econd OF
June 1874. have signed resolutions grant, ng dis
charge to the said a: bechet, provided he above
cent Of their claims, free of charges. That tho
said resolutions together with the stat EN-. mt OF
the said debtor, debts and assets have been de-
posted in court. and that opposition Their eto may
be flied in the clerks Office Of the said Up
MONDAY, the fourteenth day of December, 1874
Eew Orleans. November 20 1874.
NOEL st WILLIAM VI. LEW1S Trustee
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SorAC. BUT IT is AN Fudge Leciere,
now acting Superintendent of Police, makes
the last letter of his name an 9, but some OF
his friends persist in making it c.