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The daily union., 1852-03-09

Tor per mortgage bonds of the Orange and
l. Alexandra Railroad Company.
For particulars apply 10
March 4-3tawm CORCORAN RIGGS.
BY ). &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CAPITOL. HILL AT AUCTION
Wednesday, March II, at An, the shall
sell square No $685. situated south street. between New Je
directly opposite the Capitol garden
Lot 49, 50 'front.' il9 feet inches deep 80 feet alley
90 26 front, l0i feet deep improved
frame
'front.' lO4 feet deep cultivated enclosed
Also, frame building LOT No. 10, be removed
residue equal nsamens 6, 2, and
J. c. MCGUIRE,
MaI5-d AucioneoT
The daily union., 1852-03-09

Joke, Tar. and Ltme hand aud for sale
" Washington fuel intense
and enies almost readily charcoal The coal tar
chiefly paint for ofmber
being highly mprernatod ammonia s o
and far superior ordinary lime when for that purpose
Dec @-u
The daily union., 1852-03-09

BACHELOR HAIR DYE.--A fresh supply OF this supe
received which warrant TO chsnge rcd
or ha o q black In minutes-no mistake.
PARKER's Fancy and Perumery Store,
Under National Hotel.
The daily union., 1852-03-09

UOKE-NECIx sUIRTS.Sbirts style, and Of good
quality only order, and warranted TO ht STE
vENs making order for and has now en-
arged his Gen
enen wishing good shirt well hug Will leave their orders
nj sTEvENs's sales-room
Ma, l. eodstif Browns notel,
The daily union., 1852-03-09

SPRING GOoDs-sTEvENs, Browns Hotel, has ust
- fresh fashionable
and toilet articles, OF the newest and beet styles
GsU,e, silk, merino, and undershirts.
Kid, sk, and Llsie thread gloves.
Silk ank Betiste
umbrellas perfamery, SC, In fact, article fol
wardrobe oi USE uniform moderate prices,
sTEYENs's
Msr6-3t Sales room, under Browns Hotel.
The daily union., 1852-03-09

ID DAvENscLIFFE a New Novel by the author of
IL he Wilmnrtons.
by the author Of the "0glsies"
Miss Mod Recoleetons Of Literary Life or Books, Places
and People ! vol.
The Regulators romance Kentucky by James Wen. vol
Iynde Weiss by r. b. Thorpe author Of the Mays Iesd
Lossnrs Pictorial Field book OF the Revolution. No. 9o
Kssuh Washington An address delivered in the ioth Peshy
church, Philadelphia, by H. A. Boardmap, d. D..
Just published and for sae by TAYLOR n MAURY,
Mari booksellers, near 9TH street.
The daily union., 1852-03-09

STANDARD Fashion for Gcntien'en's Bss.-spri"E.
- Of the spring fasmon are 20 pc
srEyENs'S The shape beanun and he
style sul,iesa. Gentlemen invited 70 call at
sTEVENSs Sales room,
Mar 7--eodsuf Browns Hotel
The daily union., 1852-03-09

Norfolk Rich pond.
a ~Q~r The steamer osCEOLA will, until further notice.
Gr leave Washington for the above places Thurs
SE6.13EnzM day, O'Clock, q. m.
Returning leave Richmond Saturday 6k O'clock
a m aud Norfolk NJ @ O'Clock, m.
she win touch going and returning Cone river and The usual
landings the Potomac and James river.
Passage Norfolk and freight Richmond
at reduced
Mar p-du j.. MITCHELL, Captain.
The daily union., 1852-03-09

Il, I,ECOLLECTIONso Of Literary Iafe by Miss Milford
IL Ravenscine by the author Of" Emeia Wyndham"
The Head Of the Family by the author OF the ogivies
Mari FRANCk TAYLOR
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15
Who Pays!

Who pays for The free dinners got up by me
Whigsl isl question that is discussed, al full
length, in our contemporary OF This place, OF
las, week. Ii is charged that Uncle Sam pays
for them. Well suppose he does, Have not
the people as good rigb.Ioa good dinner, ut
his expense as MIR. Cable had TO SIS, day!-
Wha, difference is Iherel Nothing more than
Mr. Cable spends his time esurely at Wash.
iugton doing HOIhing but writing letters to the
''Dear Pic" while The people pursue honest aV-
ocations,
Blu. Uncle Sam does not pay for the free
dinners. The Wings, without single jrI Of
assistance from either IocoIocos or Uncle Sam,
pay for their own dinners; aud they expecI to
be able - do so, until locoioco legislature
makes another TAX law, which will lake all they
have 10 paw lis demands.
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HENS.

u Is Ihs design 10 have the Columbus and ri.
Qua Railroad open 10 Urbann by January IsI.
lanes u. Johnson. a prominent Union Dem
ncral Of Georgia. has declared fUi ScOIr anr
GRAHAM.
Juseph PUukau, of 81. Mary's. has consent.
I'd 10 TUu an independent Candidate aga u.s. Mr
Nichols, lhs Lpcuiocu nominee.
Senator Whi.conb OF Indlana and formerly
Governor Of that Safe. died ia New York Cn,
IN Monday night, the 4.h instant
The rot has appeared ia the Southern cotton.
md the rrup will b. much shorter Than was Oh
i1Pa'ed' 10 Guns qreuce.
The Japan expedition Sil sale on the l0h
Dl November, AID will consist Of three bIeam
RS The Mississippi. PnuceIOn and Allegh1nl.
The amount Of gold received from Caifnr.
MIA dnriog the month Of Augusl was S3.7iS,C46
NEARLY four millions OF dollars.
Il is runoreJ ,ha, Bishop Olnderdonk. Of
New York, Is about 10 Commence a cIyIl suit Go
ssIGe his pccunIary affairs with III; Diocese.
A coor.d man named Bradley was shot dead
by ano,qrr Of the 'nrne race. 10 Cincinnati, 90
TUESDAY night Cau,s-rum.
Ssvea hundred and lwrnly.s seven foreigners
have been sJmued 10 ci;z nship, 10 The last
month. in Cincinnati.
Majr Sauderson. Of the T. S. Mounted RI.
h-s, formerly nl this city, arrived al ST. Louis.
from a "Trip of several months on the Plains on
The Iu instant.
The tract Of land lately ceded 10 the UDiled
States by the Sioux. IL about 800 miles long
aud | 40 broad. nr twice as large MS all New
E,gand. !. is lhe most Ier1ie portion oi land
in the world.
The Cincinnati papers say toe money mar
kel al this point remains easy, and the prospect
tor u comfortable state 10 money matters was
never mure favorable II. lhs West than al pres.
eni.
FINDLrY MooRE. a soldier Of 1919. publishes
in Ihr Eaton eg,sirr hi' reasons lor support.
ing the Wing npmlnees at the coming election.
II will b. his tirsI Wing vnte.
CAUTION. see some of our exchanges
sill keep lhe name OF ]. S2oTT Harrison at
the head OF their columns, a. QUE Ui the dis
iricl electors. This is wrntg. TOke II ou'
and pu. in the name Ul JAMES SARFIN before
you lor1el il.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15
New Goods.

n7Wm. Thompson has secured splendid lo'
new goods and he tells US, (and we have No
doubt i. is wue,) that he will sell them very low.
Call aud see .hem a. all evenIs-you will find q
most beautiful aud we'll assorted collection.
Mr.. Huston has also received large and well
assorted stock. Before buying elsewhere give
him call.
Messrs. Cummings and Brackin have Dry
goods, Queensware, Groceries, Boots 81 Shoes
in almost endless variety. You can't name
anything they havn't got, and that Of good
qualify; at least that is VIA, they, the people
say.
See Advertisements iu an oIher c0IaIan.
. u
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At one O'Clock On Tuesday, The 2e'h Day Of
October, 4, D. 1859, | shall expose 10 public
sale, a. The steam saw mill, near I.evetIsville.
10 Monroe township, Carroll county, Ohio, ,be.
Iouging 10 Solomon Bnwers,) The following prop
euy 10 wit: one boiler and chimney, and steam
engine and The apparatus thereto attached. all
mI wright work belonging TO same, one buzz
saw and together with behs, straps, &C., one axe
and shovel taken uuder execution al the suit Of
William L. Wann against Solomon Bower
Terms cash. GEO. PUGH, Sh'f.
SherifT"s Office, October Is. I842.
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Things have seen.

hava seen farmers, who neg acIed TO
mend their fences in III spriHg ill aIer plant
iug. aud allowed Ihalr calIle ald o'h4r stock 10
ranhle about tiII they hal no cohIro over them
which uihe times ouI Ol tea will make Them un'
rulY.
2. | have seen farmers pasture their swine
in the highway, without yoke. or ring IN
their nose, greatly anunyingInrlr n'ig1bhrs, by
mruing up ,hr turf b,Inre Ihsu d"ellingS, ready
- enter ,he door.yarl or garden whenever there
is bar down, or gaze npen. or hole IN The
rencp, forgetting the golden rule, "whateVer le
wnuId that mAn should do 10 you, do you even
So unto them"
s | have seen farmers let their best land
grow up 10 briar4 aud weeds. anl remain from
wear 10 wear III year eucunberel win all man.
nar of trash. thus (u filing III prnverb. 81 went
by lhr fatd OF the so,h'u and the vineyard Of
tho nan void Of ~ ltr'an ling, aud 10, II was
all grown over with tnornS. nni neIIles hal cav
cred the (nco thereof, aud the stone wall there.
of was broken down."
4. have seen farmers who had a tnlerable
theory OF farming in their heads, but not the
frat principle ia prarIlce. ani were like the
Scrihes aud Pnarsees, "lor they say aud do
not"
s. have seen farmers who thought il wick.
ed 10 cultivate fine garden; shlubb-ry. orns.
IN ,n,al trees. A'wers, or anything TO mpke
their homes pleasant and inviung. NOT discern
ing lha hand ofthe Creator in all the works q
alure-bul who esteemed 1t n" sin 10 sutfe
their children to grlw up in idienesN, rowing
about with no taste Tor anything pertaining 1t
homs.
6. have seen farmers who let their tools re
main in the field in all wenihers, aud during The
winter. saving g'eal deal OF time in not carry
ing them To aud from their store houses. il ii
trua. but forgetting the old max'm. "a penny
saved IS as good as Two pence earned"
! 7. have seen farmers who knew enough o.
farming without reading the Culliva1or, ant
could uot atT I'd u take it, but who were able
to pay for novel, or some trash paper OF 'ht
day.
s. have seen fTmPrs who were very off
ciou4 in ,heir.neighbrrs business. and, s'rungt
as i, may seem, neglected their own.
Geo. Cargl.
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AOes d4UNS!!
FOR GLORIOUS LITTLE CARROLLM
SHk is REDEEMED -!

Bring out the big gun and charge her to the
muzLle! The enemy have been completely
routed. There does not remain a grease spot
Of them. The WHIG TICKET has been
elected by $50 OF majority. notwithstanding
the liradc of abuse heaped upon our candidates
by locoiocos, every one upon The State aud
county tickets has a good majority. We have
not been able 10 get Ihe olclaI report tut Iha
above is not Ear from the mark
II was amusing 10 see the ocoCocos walking
around, on Wednesday morning. with hat
down over eyes, lower lip under front teeth,
and luces us long as tie hind shin of calf.
U nee 10 while you could see group Ut one
of The CORNERS, but they we're all silent as the
grave. Not a word aped them. The
marks Of anxiety wtre under each eye, and The
deep drawn sigh, that arose occasionally from
their bosoms, bespoke the presence Of unrtcra'
Bile ihoughs. They we'll Know they are gone
SUI kers. Sat, yes Yellow Creek salt cant
save them. However, they give il up.
All that is waniiTg TO secure u triumphant
majority for Scott, is united action. Let every
Wing go to work with renewed energy. organ.
Ie every school district in the county. ge' e'.
sry Wbig tn the polls, which, with the large
vote we will 60, from the Democracy, will give
the old chiel TWO HU NDRED of a majority,
in Carroll
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15
Picrces Vote On River and HaTbors.

June 98lh. 1881 Htrb r and River Bil, ap.
propraling 722, 337 dollars, opposed BY Frank.
lin Pierce. approved by Andrew Jickson.
!M4tch 81. 1895, apprapratin9 425, l67 dn.
lars. op,, ps9d by FrankIlh Plsrce, approved by
Anire~ Jacksra.
Jllv q. 1895. App:o2riating 6i8, 10 dollars
oppos4I by Ftaaklin Pierce, approved oy An
drew Jackson.
March 81, 1887, appropra,ing i,37i722
dollals opposed hy Franklin Pierce, approved
by Andrew Jackson.
July 7,h. 1888, appropris,ing .469, ,I08 dol
lats, opposed by FrOnkiu Pierce, approved bt
Martin Van Burpn.
August 81, 1916, appropria'ing 1888 45O
dollars. opposed by all the New Hampshire
Iemocra,ic Senators and representatives, aud
vetoed by James K Polk!
Now, what sophisIry, what peuilogglng'
what downright lying even, can explain away
these plain Gc1sl Here is the record evidence
,r Frank Pierces hostility 10 every River and
Harbor Bill passed during hi' Congressional
rerm. Four of these were approved and slRred
nv Andrew Jackson, aud The filth by Martin
Vau B Iren, both 'dempcratic" Presidents.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15

r. GIDDlNGs, AND MlLEAGE.-The edlI0!
of the Warren Transcript says that while New
Ton, on his rerenI return from Washington
charged mileage by the shortest usually uaV'
elrd route, though he travelled the hong one
Gddpgs computed his mileage by Ihh long
you,e, IN ugh he travelled the Short one; and
the editor OF lhe ConneauI reporter. having
made INQUIRIES at the proper department. ascer-
taned that though both G'ddings aud Senator
w ade reside in the same lu~n. the l"rmer III
his recent "Trip from The Gapual drew mileage
,or $50 ml!es travel, (and such is his Uniform
uracuce,) white .hs a,er charged mileage l"r
only $40 miles. This is The manner IN when
,bis Honorable Galphin has been s~indling the
II,i,sd States Treasury for The las, Fl teen Years.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15

The NluOna laIallig 'n;er saws the n'mo.
cra,ic papers al III, South are uue'ng com.
pIainis al .hr late passage by Congress of lhe
RIVER aud lIarbor improvement Law. They
say I, Is contrary to the BiImofe Platform and
10 ,he settled principles OF the parry, anA would
~, be borne by them, only that they kaow that
franklin Pierce will make grrnL chang" in
all such mnlI"rs when hs comes into puwcr,
aud bting back the D3mocrallc party to their
old lpgumi,u STANDARD Tney will MT sufir
lhelr brethren al the Nlr,h and West 10 be- Im.
proving Ih4 tariff aui improving Ihc country il
they can help II; aud they know ani are sure
they have got man ~ candidate for Pres
den. who will take cara to put down all such
Unconstitutional schemes.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15

Among the old WON N of bnIh sexes who
were recently sitting in Convention al Syracuse
on "woman's rghIs," The R'v. Mrs. PalmiIa
appears to be the wag or,he ring. As spaci.
men o. her logical wit, We take the following
good hit:
"MrS. PaImita had preached the ri'en Sa.
Vio fifteen years. preacher had told h'r
that women was The wicEedeNL A rib taken
from man was formed inlo woman, and Was ac-
cepled as bone Of his bone and flesh of his Il 'sh.
II one rib was so wicked. wha, mass of wick.
edness the whole man must b." (CJnvuIsions
OF laughter,
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B rkshire. New York.

THE DlFFGRgNcE.- resolution Of iOqul.
ry into the amuunl OF money paid by Govern
menl To Gen. GcOu has not turned out Parlru'
.arly advantageous To the Pierce party. II has
shown that Tor forfg four years Of hmd service,
during which he has won maGy brilliant veto.
res for his country, aud 1t noby in civll ca'
pacity. Gen, Scou mas received something over
$500 QUO. But il also .hoWs that Tor one year $
services. such as Ihev were, Gen. Pierce re-
ceyed more ihan SO 900! Such ra'e OF
pav rn, Gen. S:uu wdHld have gwen him near
N9OO,OOO.
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NOTICE

To the Stockholders of the Carroll county Rail-
road Company:
Those who have not paid the amount Of the
Stock BY them subscribed, are hereby notified that
if payment be not made on or before he 10Th day
Of Oe,. inst, the collection of the same must be
enforced by law. The present condition Of the
work is such that if money be not Immediately OBJ
taiued the work must stop. il is hoped that those
interested will not neglect this matter.
JAMES NJ. DAVIS,
CarrolIton, Oct s, 80. Trea surer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15
SecOiiect, every body,
THAT
WILLIAM TIL o MPS0N'S

EoDlS L. shoes. 1--WE have just re.
ceysj one of tn largest AMI best selected stock Of
Boots and Shoes ever offered for sale in this part Of
the country-which we offer Or sale very cheap =
come uloag and We viii furni you Nish the best
article ior low price
CUMMINGS & BRACKIN.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15

private leuer from an AmerIcan gentle
man rasiden. u, Paris. says an attempt was
made few days previous to The sailing Of The
africa, 10 assassina,e Louis Napoleon. while on
his way 10 ST. Cloud. An individual shot a
him from trench with a. muskeI, the ball gla-
zing his shoulder. Funding thai he had iaiieo
IN lhe attempt. no blew ou' his own brains! =
The papers we're prohibited from speaking o.
Iths affair.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15

ShaWIS, ShaUl< .--Wiuter is coming.
and in order to keep you comfortable we have
Fought on tremendous Rig lot Of shawls. Long
Bay State, Thibet, Silk fringed, together with
full assortment of all kinds which we will sell un'
usually cheap. CUMMINGS & BRACKIE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15

A DELUGE b: GoLD. Late accounts from
Australia. furnish The Astounding intelligence,
iha, the oroiuce of the Mount alexander maeS
alone, is two millions Of dollars per Seek! and
steadily increasing. The gold mania renGlred
il impossible for ships 10 obtain crews, so that
the gold cannot a' present be shipped, As soon
as the means Of communication with England
are beuer established, there will be such an av.
alanche Of geld into London as oan hardly fail
TO produce some astonishing effects upon The
market.
From California the amount Of gold obtained
from its mines is not diminished, but Ihe con.
tracy. aud the prospect is, that the prod zee Of
the mines will continue immense for years.
Who can tell the result
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-10-15
Black Hawks CpiGsom Of Scott.

Next to TecumSeh, Back Hawk was prob.
ably the keencst, and most sagaci1uS, and most
intellectual Indian Chief TINT ever lived IN this
country. Gen. Scot was sent at the head Of
an army against his nalion, and .h- chief had
the best opportunity pl forming correcI opin
ion Of his distinguished ioe. The following is
from the life of Back Hawk. dictated by INN
sell aud published us Boston iu 1881, IS years
ego:
Il have gond opinion of ,he American VAR
chiefs generally with whom | am acquainted;
ard my people, VINO had an opportunity OF see.
ing and becoming we'll acq ,aioled with the
great warchicf tGrn. Wnlcd Scou.) who
made the last treaty with .hem. in con lnc,nn
with the great chief Of Illinois Governor Rev.
nods., all tell me that he is the greatest brave
they ever saw. and tt gnod man --one whn IuI.
fIS all his promises. Our hrpves speak NOR,
highly Of him than of any chief Whb has ever
been among. Whatever he says may b. H..
pended upon. Ii he had been our Great Faith,
er. I've never would have been compelled 10 lin
! the BRUSH With the late war in America. And
have ihougnI that. as our G,raI Father is
char grd every few years, his children would
do we'll 10 put this grea. warcha( IN his place
rs they cannot llad beuer chief for u GreaI
Father anywhere
Gen. S.'oll was sent against Back Hawk, and
he won that chiefs confileCcU and adnraIinn.
He was senl 10 qneIl ii necessary, r"oelllon
IN South Car lIna, unf h. won Ihr deepest re-
gard aGd aif'cuon OF the rebels themselves
lie was SEM tn copqI~r Mexico. ard he won
50 entirely the love and the reverence of the
Mexicans tha, they fir, him n million a0d a
bali Of dollars to accept The Presidency OF
their Republic.
FeIowcoun,ryme are no. these things en-
ineuIlv honorable To III" great mao who is now
Il Candidate iJr your sullrsges.
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IbIED,

In CarrolllOn, on Monday morning. I'm
INST. a, 5p'clock, of paralysis. ELlIABE III
CROSltR. pa.srnsI aunt Of 'ae 'jI'or oi this
paper, 10 the Ath year Of her Oge
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Drugs at Wholesale & Retail 7.
HARSH & EVCJTCFEGs,

(Successors tc j. C. Cabe,) having purchased
the Drug Establishment OF J. G. Gable, Market st
Steubenyille, Ohio. next door to the Book Store,
are Just receiving from the East large stock Of
Drugs, rants
Chemicals. Dye Stufsy
Oils, Perumery,
Brushes, Spices, &c
which we are offering at wholesale and retail.
Our stock heinz large, we are determined to sell
az low as any house in the State and would ir-
vita PAvsici3ps Ne chants, Mechanics sad Fsr-
mers to call and examine our stock, comprising
everv article usually kept in our line OF business,
Ind which We viii positively sell on the nosi res-
sonabIe and accommodating terms.
6teuhenvill Dec 3, 1851.
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The New York Courier aud Eoqnirer.
s'Sid aud unex9labe inurna, says the fact is
unques,ionablc, lhal Gen. Scouts prospects are
Frightening all over the country, aud South.
e,a couesprnden, Of that paper, says that the
pSrIy in the Soush who are now supporting
PIERCE. is the party which wishes TO break up
the Government, AZ also 10 break down the
Southern uade with the city Of New Yulk.
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mr. GreeIY.

We were up TO hear this famous Wing ed.
tor, at Salem, on Saturday, evening last lie
made the best argumen, 10 favor Of tariff that
we have heard. lie is, certainly, we'll acquan.
ted with that suhiscg aud. judging from the
slric, attention Of the 1000 persons v no were
present, we have no doubt IhaI they think SO
too.
lie is doing good work for Scou aud Gra.
ham, and Ihe good effects will be made mani.
fes, On the second of November.
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Sa5aciheu who % not give sr7'rsn aeiscs e
ihe contrary, us considered sishiHg % essuuru
their suls. fPdofs. ~ ~
>. Il sdbsuitFfs order ne dlscontusnes of
hc.rpsfe-', tie Publis hsf may eontinuas . ssBt
{ en- unulnE hrresfages are paid.
3. II subscfbers negleet or rsfcse 10 take thei,
papers from tie ofces 20 which they are sent, ths
ere held fesPonsibls tll they hsvs settled theft
bile, and ordered their PsPef disean,ihued.
Z n subscribers remove 10 other places ~lshoua
odrythg the eublishsr, aud the PAPER is not 80
- iOFms' d ection; they are held fcspohsihls.