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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18
THE WAREHorstNG sYsrEM.

The following Is a synopsis Of the pro.
visions ofthe Harehousing bill, now be.
fore Congress;
See. J.. That importer may deposite bic
his imports in the custom or other house,
free 0fduty, for three years, under the key
of tho collector, and give bond also, In the
valuo oftie imports.
Soc, 9. That he shall have first com.
piled with the legal requirements.
Sec. ,. That importer may Withdraw d
part OF the whole for consumption, Oh pay.
ing duty and charges.
Sec. 4. That importer may withdraw A.
part or the whole for expectation. on paying
storage, and giving bond that these exports
shall be landed abroad.
Sec. D.. That Importer may withdraw d
part or tho whole for transfer to another
port Of entry.-AEler entry in the custom.
house there, he may, In like manner, as at
the first port, Withdraw for export or COM
sumption, OF to transfer again TO any port Of
entry,
See. q. When and how the Importers
bond shall he discharged.
Sec. \. That importer, when his Imports
arrive at the second port, after complying
with all the requisites ofthe Warehmising
law, except earting his imports to the Ware.
house, may, from The wharf, enter them for
consumption, expectation, or transfer to
another port.
Sec. z. Permits collector TO use Gus.
tomhougc for warehouse, or importer may
furnish one.
Sec. O. That imports ]warehonsad, that
are cmbez5led. shall be forfeited, and the
embezsler fined $1,000.
Sec. 10. That owner of o vessel with
imports on board, not entered by the owner
oftbe goods in five days, the captain of the
vessel may warehouse them.
Sec. IL. Collector is required to sell nj
auction all imports under former acts aud
duties not paid in ninety days, and make
return thercofto the treasury.
Sec. IL. Collector Ia directed To sell and
return in same manner all imports ware
housed under this act, left unpaid for at the
end ofthree years from entry.
Sec. I3. Collector Is directed to sell i'm.
ports warehoused in a rotting or decaying
condition, aud make same return.
Sec. Ia. Directs that this act shall 60
into effect in sixty days after approval, and
directs the Secretary of the Treasury to
make necessary regulations to carry It into
effect.
Sec. Is. Repeating clause.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

GEN. The Washington Union Of
the LIST inst. states that a court of inquiry,
TO consist Of Bv't Brig Gen. BRApY, Bg't.
Brig. Gen. G NJ BROOKE, and CHI CRArE,
members aud BV't. Capt. j Lee, recorder,
has been ordered by The President, 10 con.
vgnB at Fort Monroe, Oh the 18th Of July, 10
investigate The conduct Of Bg't Maj6rsG ehor-
al GAINES :.
lstt In calling upon the governors Of sev-
eFal Of the States for volunteers or militia to
be mustered into service ofthe Unitad States
between the first and sinh May, 1916 and
10 examine also into The authority and circum.
stance under wbiGi said calls were made.
2nd. In calling upon The governors If
several Of the States, between tbe 10Th Of
May aud 10Th ofIuhe, 1916, for volunteers or
militia TO be mustered into the services Of The
United Suites and also in appointing or al.
thorlzing certain indIviduals-from the Ist of
May to the 81 of June, l516--to raise troops
to be mustered into the service ofthe United
States and 10 examine into the authority
and circumstance under which such acts
were dono.
I'd. In organizing and mastering, into tho
service Of tho United States, a body Of volun-
teera of militia of the State of Alabama about
'iH h@hH VI sums ADAJ hhA " GAttillhb ItiH
The circumstances calling for the entd act Of
Gen, GAINES, in reference to instructions
given 10 hlm by the Secretary Of War, in let.
ors dated respectively tbs 25th May, and the
Let Of June, 1916, and the order Of June 2,
1916, relieving him from the command Of tue
Western division Of tho Army.
9TH, In giving orders, since the first Of
May, 1916, tn officers If the ordinance, COM
]uissary, quartermaeter, aud pay departments,
10 issue and distribute ordnance and ordnance
stores, subaj { nee stores, for the disbursc.
ment aud payment Of pabits Iauds 70 certain
designated individuals or bodies OF men and
10 inquire also, whether the persons 10 whom
such Issues or payments wero ordered OF
made were legally In The t8lyire Of .e Iuj-
ted States, Of properly authorized to receive,
or have the custody Of pubic property OF
money.
The court is ordered 10 report the facts Of
The case, and eaprCss an opinion thereon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

A COOP JoKE.-A man named Ketch.
UNI, engaged in the responsible and inter.
esting business of driving a root beer cart,
was passing up Chatham street, when he
was accosted by one of the gentlemen who
usually invite strangers into their shops,
and NoLENs yoLENs a very handsome sum
mer coat placed upon his back. Ketchum
not disllking the new fit, started out and got
upon his cart, without troubling himself to
pay the clothier. The latter came out and
demanded payment. A crowd, of course
gathered around, who took the part of
Ketchum Of the ground that the clothier
had placed the coat on his back he was en-.
titled to it. Ketchum got in his cart, drove
off and peddled his ROOT beer in any ouan.
titles to the thirsty people, and at night re-
turned and gave up his coat to the clothier.
Ketchum is a pretty smart feIlow.-N. p.
Herald.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18
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A fight there VASES bloody fight
Which ended with the shades Of light,
On The banks Of the Rio Grande.
Hot ~work-quiek work--Bo time to stoop,
10 take "a hasty plate Of SOUP"
Wrh Taylor 10 command
The 'foes bef0re," not tbose behind,
'Pe ne his TO seek, and his to find.
And hundreds sin the dust that day,
For fierce and bloody was tho fray,
But none by sabre, or by shot.
Fell half as fiat as WtSFtBLD SeoTT.
harrisburg Argus.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

DIFFERENT KINDS OF FEAR.-When
the British under lord Nelson were bear.
ing down to acttack the combined fleets off
Trafalgar, the first Lieutenant of the RI.
VENICE, on going to see that all hands were
at their quarters, observed one ofthe men
d%evoutIy kneeling at the side ofhis gun J.
so very unusual an attitude in an Enolisb
sailor exciting his surprise and curiosity.
he went and asked the man if he was q.
fraid "Afraid r answered the homes
tar, with a c-oantenance expressive oftba
utmost disdain. "No, I was only prayfng
that the enemy's shot may be distributed IL.
the same proportion as tho prize money
me greatest part among the o~fFioera,"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

SfTnATroEs wANrBb.-Solne days ago
Captain Grayson, cofnnissary ofsubsistan.
tes Of the army Of occupation published IN
the New Orleans papers that two clerks
were wanted In his department for the pu.
bile service at Point Isabel. Scarcely had
tho notice been published, when upwards
oftwo hundred and City applications were
put IN for employment.
Capt. Griyson, in view Of the multitude
Of equally well recommended applicants,
left the decision to the award Of chance.
The drawing resulted in tho designation,
by lot, Of Messrs. X. G. SHtrn and J..
LArAyr-who have consequently been mp.
pointed to the service Of the Department of
Subsistence.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

MurlNY.-Tbe Revenue Gutter And
i4on, Capt. Polk, Brought up from
Hampton Roads yesterday, 10 irons. John
Cook, Charles NJ. Lane, John Philips,
Andrew Thomson. John Dedtlam, VIM.
Mathews and WIN. HambIin, sea6nen,
belonging 10 bafk STAFFORD, Capt Robson,
recently cleared from this port for Ham.
burg. The men refused TO do their duty,
and having used threatening language
towards the officers Of the bark. and during
the absence Of the Captain having
attempted by force to overpower The
mate, the Captain in,tituted a complaint
to the Collector Of the Customs, who
promptly sent the Revenue Gutter dowa
to tho ship and brought up The above
seamen as already staled.-NorfoA
Beacon, July2d.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

GFhe mail this week has again failed,
on Thursday no mail arrived, but on Friday
II was brought BY The Belle Creole, though
nothing later than Wednesday papers WAS
received. We were IN error in Our last
when we stated that the Rainbow, had the
contract, as ii was not correct. We are
sorry Er It, Cor If Capt, Selleck had the
contract, we would not experience the dis
appointments and delays we are now sub.
jeeted 70.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

To orR PArRoNs.-We earnestly call
Oh those ofom patrons who have for some
time been indebted to us to como forward
and settle as soon as possible, Our ex.
penscs are heavy aud all cash-and We.
ri heavy amount is due us in small sums.
Ifthey are moi paid soon, in justice 70 our.
selves, we shall be Obliged 70 force pay.
mont, a step which we sincerely depre-
eafe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

. a RAILWAY RAeE.-The editor Of the
London Chronicle gives the following &C.
count Of ali exciting scene I:
"a railway race is q sufficiently exciting
and interesting event bat is rarely wit.
messed, and scarcely ever in perfect safety.
Between a pair of well matched Iocomo.
tiYes it would be sufficiently exciting but
between a new system, like the atmos-
pheric, and its rival, the locomotive, the
character and reputation Of both systems
for speed depending on the issue, a well
matched contest would be Of no common
interest. In this case we were lucky en-.
ough to see such a race and we believe
any Of our readers who leave London
bridge station at twenty minutes past two,
and take an atmospheric ticket, may any
day see the same. We wge standing at
the Forest Hall station, preparing to start,
when it was announced that the Doycr ex-
press train was in sight! Immediately
we 1.-THE atmospheric train) made prepare.
tons TO start, and were just in the act of
starting from rest when the Locomotive
train 'whiskcd' past US at probably some
thirty-iive miles an hour. We startsd, but
before we get into motion at any velocity
the dover train was a mile ahead Of us, and
was evidently gaining rapidly in speed.
However, on we went like a whirlwind.
and it soon became evident that we were
gaining on our rival. Three or four min.
utes decided the race. We passed the ex.
press train at a rate exceeding her by
Is or 20 miles an hour. Our velocity
could not then be less than 60 miles an
hour. It was easily maintained, and we
We're over the Brighton viaduct and con-
siderably beyond il before the Dover train
reached it.n
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

ARREsr.-A man supposed to be Thorn.
as ) Wilson, who murdered one CLANCY
Wright, at Bankers settlement. r.. this mar.
ish on the 9th Of Jp1e last. and for whose
apprehension a reward Of $500 has been
ofered oy the Governor fthis state, was
arrested on the 9th inst. by P r Holcomb.
Y 1ae foydrass street Market, New Or.
ieans. lodged in the second Municipal
ny prison. lis examination was to have
taken place before recorder Baldwin IN
few days.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

1'nB WHArnHn.-Since our last, We
have boon again visited with continual
rains. The season thus far has no pafal.
lei in the menery Of the oldest inhabitabt.
The cotton and corn crops in this and aDlne
ofthe n~eighboring parishes, are ruined,
for the season Il SO Ter advanced, that even
should d fair sky succeed The present elou.
dy and rainy weather, it would be Of no u
vail. The cane also looks yery bad in
some places, there will be ho more cane
raised than viii bo required to plant The
same space Of ground u now stands on.
Our streets are also III 4 sad plight, and
there is no chance offnahing them better
unless The weather Q Q changes is pre-
sent gloomy prospect. Our auiIarings tru-
~ ia intoleralie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18
BATON RIO UGE,
lhF aasets oar 7~trms-rrom and alter
SATURDAY, July 18th.

IhR Gazette. DER T~erRts--Ffom and alter
his date We shall Invariably charge as fol
uws
Fur one years subscription If paid
previous ~ expiration o~fterln, SO 90
lfpaid after, and the trouble Of run
ming after IL y %
Advertising and sub. by the year, 90 90
Cards Of Doctors, lawyers, &c, per
year, ~ w
Advertising per square 10 lines to
punstttutute asquate. 1n cinEeftion, ! %
Every subsequehtinsertion 6Oc'
Announcing d candidate for public
office, CIR d subRcriber,) W. wv
Announcing do, Cnon-subscribef,) #8 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

NIrssaa fpIraHs Please announce il
y,r,r papnr jams M. WtkarF, ne candidate
for he dice o. parish recorder. at the heSl
July election,
You are authorized 70 announce CHARLES
T'ssgteeasR candidate tor Parrish Recorder,
at the next July election,
You are authorized TO announce H. II
Wutrg ~ candidate for Parish Recorder
1t the next July election,
Yen Az authorised u announce SAMUEL
pKnrrtFtp Ar candidate for Parish Recorder,
Tor the parish Of llaat Baton Rouge, at the
nest July election.
Ytp, are authorised to announce JotN r.
Atct.AA AZ candidate Ior Parish Reeorder, at
TIE neat July election,
You are authorised to announce WILLIAM
llunns al candidate for Parish Recorder, Of
the nest July election.
Ypn are authorized to announce JolN r.
DerRora, as candidate for Justire Of the Peace
III tho ifst ward, under the New conRlttn.
ttua-elertinn to take place on the third
Monday ~ July.
khN HIb HtWtlAihFA w htiih3NhAN 49,
LIAM Glbh, rs candidate for Justice Of the
Peace for the lgt Ward, at the next July
election.
You are authorized u announce II. w.
s~uBRRuRvH, a. candidate Cor Justice of tho
Peace in the LIST. Ward, ut the next July
election.
You arc authorised IL announce A. NJ,
REruFR ia candidate for JuelieB Of the Peace,
for second ward, at the next July cleo.
tinn,
Ioi are authorized 70 announce II, LANoUf,
tcnr., as candidate for Jubtjre Of the Peace
10 The second ward At the July election.
You arc authorized 10 announce OecAR
RARRFf as candidate for Justice Of The Peace,
in th second ward, under the new Eonstttu.
iion-eleetion 70 take place on the third Men.
day IL July most,
Please 70 announce fnmes Cooper Esq.
as 4 candidate for Justice Of the Peace for
the second ward.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

LIE CoMrTE, the attempted assassin of
LOUIS PHILIrPE, King Of The French, has
been executed. This ~ounceme will
be received with universal surprise, ms this
unfortunate man has heretofore been
uniformly represented as laboring under
a singular delasioa, nearly approaching to
insanity.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

Sour ExERofsE.--From a supplementary
Edition III SG0tt's Tactics.
WORDS or COMMAND.
Ttandle-- Spoons
Dip--Soupt
Biow--Soup !
SwalIow-~Soup ! (Repeat)
Ree0ver--T urreen
RoturH--5pUons
Dutton--W ]aiseoats
Marehl
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

HypRorArHY.-Dr. Ellis, a professor of
Hydropathy in England, has been held to
hail for ~manslaughter, for causing the death
ofa patient By administering the cold wa
er.system,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18
Tor sale BY
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN
recqaffv fs tbe Methodist Church

reegfltlY f0UgrvMsL Ihnreh.
,oEa hastet OF potatoes. WFTlT
Whie they were battling for the potatoes, a
neg very quietly deFoufed the disputed DO
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

You arc authorized 10 announce L. Y. Du-
rAtnE, as a candidate Tor the Office Of Parish
Recorder, for thcdarish Of West Baton Rou.
ge, AZ the next July election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

You are authorised 70 aonnnnce RosrMoNn
]ilEBgRr IA candidate Cor Justice IL tho Peace,
III the Oh ward, West Baton Rouge, under
the new Constitution, election to take place
on The ad Monday Of Julv.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

W. HE authorized u announce DR. + NJ,
Hereford, a. candidate foe the State Senate,
we arr authorised to announce JOHN
4. sCUDDER, lisa., as an independent
Vine candidate fort the Senate,
Vor Popalt,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

We afp authorized 10 bhnUnnee Angus
TIN DupbANTiER, Esaa asa Candidate
fcf State Senator frnm THE Parish. to I'LL the
the vacancy naeasluned by the resignation oI
DR.. w u. Scott
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

P~HocBEpryGs Al TAHpTCO-Ihe Nor
folk Herald publishes u SECOND letter from
tbeU. s. nloop of war st. Marys, off Tam.
pico, dated the 10Th ult. II details the cir
c~Imstances Of u cannonade between the
ship and the three Mexican gun boats md
fort. The fort Ia said to have been soon
siIenced, bot no harm apparently was done
on either side. What particular motive
the commander Of the st. Mary's had for
opening the fire, and why he ceased it
when it was once commenced, we are I'M
able to Judge from the letter b. tie Herald.
We clip tie following from the letter, mere.
~ promising that ere this il IL supposed an
adequate force has been sent to Tamp1co
to take the city
IL is said these eul-5oats have received
orders to sink st their mornings ratLGf
than reirGat or surrender, ind that their Of
Gcers have been threatened with death
should they disobey. Doubtless the penal.
ty will be inflicted, Er Mexico sanctions
this humane method ofdeaiing with her
vanqdishcd sons. Their commander is Il
r]esolute Scotchman, The former captain Of
African slaves. He is 4 yigiiaut fellow,
and will probably not be caught mapping.
Losr TREASURE foUSD The brig
Francis Amy, Arrived at Baltimore on Tie
ID inst, from her second voyage Of
exploration and search after the treasure
Of the ship Of war San Pedro, which WAS
sunk off the Spanish Main, in the year
1915. We understand, says the american,
that she has recovered his voyage abort
tho sun Of thirty Eee thousand dollars in
Sp'nish dollars. This money was found at
The bnttom If the sen, about three feet
under the sand and beneath a coral
formation, in sixty feet water. The whole
amount recovered from the wreck thus far
IS something more than sitiy thousand
dollars. Nobody has been injured in the
expedition IN health or limb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

The Secretary of The Treasury at Wash
ing or, has received ali anonymous letter en-.
closing 500, the amount %purloined DIV some
government %oiieer, 81 years ago. Conscience
stlIsg him At last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

ElRcrIoNs.-Next Monday the polls
viii bo opened at the different precincts Of
this parish for the election of Recorders
and justices ofthe peace. From the large
number Of candidates now before the peo-
PIE, for those offices, it is impossible to
form any correct idea of who viii he the
successful one. In The first ward, It win
be necessary to have two boxes, and great
care must be taken, else sAeral mistakes
will be made.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

ASEeDoTg q GENERAL TAYLoR-As
anecdotes about "0id Rough ana Ready
are al The fashion, allow me 10 add one
tFronfthe highest authority" Marcy, it Is
said, complained TO Taylor 'that his
dispatches we're not sufficiently 10 detail, z
10 which lha old General replied, that he
was sorry fof n-that Be put into them
aT IL had To sag-SpiFa u he Tines.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

Please to announce ,fnmes Cooper Esq.
as 1 candidate for Justice Of the Peace for
the second ward.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

NoLuNTEERs.-b would be desirable if
the officers in command, either controlled
their men ashore or Kept them or board on
arriving at this place. Some fthe Ohio
and Indiana volunteers behaved in this
town more like buccaneers and feeboo-
tiers thanlke decent men. Some Of their
excuses were objectionable.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-07-18

Mfsshs Enlrobs Please announce in
y,tnr paper jams NJ. Wikarf, ne candidate
for he aaiee 81 parish recorder, at the neSi
July election,
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-09-02
+! -Abbeville G. FL, $. G. Sept. 2, 1856

almost Infinite number Of we'll authenticated, facts and incidents H.
' 'r;s ar ' , ; r I" t c'<* lcs ::~ tokens and
t;t LIVING energy which has l,rnc ii the lpSc Of noes
"",iii'lr! Ii, lis glory, un*iorn oi its >rcmytl.
l' is orid tlt Masonic: cnri!,;,s tho streams
' '''%'y which Should M directed ether objects who as
S'. I "n '"Sv'1 This proposition, has studied human but
vi''nl III his i.n"r Of we'll understood law of
man nature: that :'ry I nt:,n,l,. x!,n.l and strength
rue cl''f1y may l"in ,. h:; WI; stay there lc who
>'''"s til" means o limiting his bralia lind the cx
'"'l'n thu, "n rcv|yr in liz; sun, narrow circle himself
the cc1r" ' This 1E il nI: IN proud and honest cx-
'', wort" t" "'''w ~ what his relation soci-
no ] l."r~ ', w WHIT ,' the :s ,: Of his "v.o by his initiation
his active L"ncvocnr"
But is $ai! a c>l,i> lu. oar rarni,irs and
'h assumed an "irr!!p: lis ,r* will not
Nsy tl &"nc" the objections Masonry 4reN
fo"""|* ""i "rciie but as'!ly this them 1t is
d!!e't 10 r"ir~ the *,$pcin ia mad. merely to array
"'I nt Us 5 H." p"r" ""s'c' Of w,n" she found our Ic
c'S' upon such theatres She ""Il step from her appropriate
not permitted in .oIgcs but can are always there She
Is mere IN her rcssllc&s power al influence upon Her
rcl Every initiated brother will Understand me when assert
w' nr'oGate emphasis that the family of Master Aason and
ovcrSlatowmg which, although ard invisible
lucicr, could not be otherwise cxcrcl
brethren OF tho Clinton Lodge OF Free and Accented Nasons
rn us HcvoScs high: responsible duty 10 and
brethren Is committed tho sacred charge guarding defending
inc character OF Masonry Not by fierce and camorous controversy
ol ny and bitter upright walk and
Wcmay ponotc vcncatcd names of w AsNGroN,
tHANkIN and JErrEEsoN,o the immortal tic revolution
some OF the brightest names which have since illustrated the
mus and spirit OF onr Institutions : roudy such masonry
t the glory Of our ancient Temple should upon individual
names 1T every Mason be perfect aslc grand build
% Let be our Scduos duty conlo and ccumScrbc pas
sns by the compass of and modcraon-to apply with
crnpulo"s the Plumb conduct-to
deal with all mankind but especially will, upon
Square of rutso shall the world cxcam good
and pleasant, it is for brethren dwell together unity" So mote