rcrin our noticcy JMt week, of thearrests made by Shertf Weikel, wenhould have stated tliar it was ' John W. King, and not Thomas King ^tfo was imprisoned. The latter is a peace*ablo, law-abiding citizen; . ' , v*Martin King is also in durance vilriin the county jail, for failing to give security to keep the peace.There are now four persons confined in this courttjj—a larger number than has been in jail at the same time for several years before.