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February 9, 1853.
AN ACT
[No. aS.l

INo. e8.l AN ACT H.
To fix and provide for the terms Of the Cour
Of Pleas in the several counties Of Ihe second
af Judicial District of Ohio.
Sec. 4. Be il enacted By The General Assem-
bly, Of The STATE Of Ohio, That The terms ofthe
Court of Common Pleas shall be hOIden in the
several counties of the second Judicial District
Of Ohio, as follows:
FIRST SUBDIVISION.
In The county Of Butler. on The fourth Tues.
day OF February, tho first Tuesday Of August,
and The third Tuesday nr October.
In the county of Darke, on the fourth Tues.
day Of Msrch. the last Tuesday Of August, and
the third Tuesday Of November.
In the county OF Prehle. on The second Tues.
day Of April. the ihrd Tuesday Of September,
and The FIRST Tuesday Of December.
SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Sec 2. Ia the county of Miami. on the first
Tuesday of March. the third Monday Of August,
aud The first Monday of November.
IL the county Of Champaign. on the second
Monday of March. the first Monday OF August,
and The learIh Monday Of October.
la the county OF Montgomery, on the first
Tuesday Of Apsii. Ihe last Tuesday Of August,
and the fourth Tuesday of November.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Sec. 8. 10 the county OF Clark, on The fourth
Monday of April, the third Monday of July, and
she ,hrl Monday of Oclober.
Ia ths county of Greene, on the third Tues.
day Of March, the frs. Tuesday Of August, and
the first Tuesday Of November.
Ia Ihe county.of Clinton, on The last Tuesday
Of March, the third Tuesday of August, and the
Shird Tuesday Of November.
ia the county OF Warren. on the second Tues.
day of April, The last Tuesday of August, and
She last Tuesday OF November.
Sec, 4. That whenever the state Of business
REQUIRE il, or when il may become necessary
from any other good cause, The Judge Of either
Of said Courts OF Common Pleas may appoint
and hold an adjourned term for the purpose oi
completing the business Of any regular term,
aotiee Ghereof having first been entered upon
she JOURNALS Of the Cour at the regular term al
which sseh adjourned session snail be appoint.
cd, and each OF such Judges shall also have
power 10 hold a special term Of Coun within
and for any county 10 his proper subdivision
when the same shall be necessary Cor The iran.
sac,ion Of either law, chancery or criminal busi.
ness, and when he shall determine to appoint
such especial term he shall issue his written or.
der TO the clerk OF the proper county, specifying
therein the time at which such special term shall
begin, and the objscs for which the same shall
be called, such order shall be issued to the clerk
at least three weeks prior to the time fixed for
the commencement. Of such special term. who
shall fotshwIh .ezpssshe same 10 be published
10 some pswspapsrofIhs hseOuu'y, and shall also
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Cams of Ohio.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. s7.l AN ACT

No. q. AN ACT
To h1 and provide for the terms Of the Dislric
Courts, in the Third Circuit. being comp se
OF the tifih and seventh Common Pleas Di.
iricts Of Ohio
Sec. !. Be IL enacted 5y tks General Assem-
bly, Of The State of Ohio, That tho terms OF the
District court shall be holden in the severa
counties composing the fifth and seventh Com
mon Pleas Districts Of Ohio, as follows;
In the county Of Washington, on the four
leenIh day Of April.
10 III county Of Meigs, on The twentieth do!
Of April. ~. t--.f
In the county Of Gallia, on the Iwsn,y second
day Of April.
In the county Of Lawrence, on the twenty.
hiIh day Of April. ...... E
10 the county Of ScoIo, on the twenty sew
en,h day OF April.
In Ihe county Of Adams, on the second day
Of May.
10 the c unity Of Brown, on the fifth day oI
MAY.
Ia the county Of Clermont, on The eleventh
day OF May.
q, 10 the county Of Highland, on The eighteenth
day Of May.
10 the county Of Fsyeue, on the twenty fra
day OF May.
In the county Of Perry, on The frs. day Oi
September
In the county Of Fairfield, on the fifth day Of
Sepiember.
81, 10 The county Of Hooking, on the ninth day
Of September.
10 the county Of Athens, on The twelfth day
Of September.
10 The county Of vinlon, on the fourteenth
day OF September.
10 the county Of Jackson, on the sixteenth
day Of September.
10 the county Of Pike. on the nineteenth day
of September.
In The county Of Ross, on tho twenty first day
Of September.
In the county OF Pickaway, on The twenty.
SIKH day Of September.
10 the county Of Franklin, on the twenty.
ninth day of September.
In the county Of Madison, on the fourth day
OF October.
Sec. 2. II, from any cause, failure To hold
the prescribed terms u( The District court 10 any
Of The foregoing counties should occur, il shall
be The duty Of The Judges Of the District court
on giving thirty days previous notice in such
county, TO hold a special term of The District
q court in such county, within The same year, TO
dispose Of the business pending ;'and should i'm.
portant business arise in the District court, 10
any of said counties, which canno, be disposed
Of Al the stated term Of The court iOr want OF
lime, il shall be lawful for The Judges of the
District court to hold special term oflhe Dis.
uicI court 10 such county at such lime as they
shall determine, on thirty days previous notice
thereof 10 the county. e
Sec 5. Should any day named herein for The
holding of the said Disuic. couu fall upon Sun
day, said court shall commence and be holden
on the nexI day.
e. JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
- Presiden. of the Senate.
February 8, 1853.
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New ZEALAND.-ln an extra Of the Nev
Zsaiander, the discovery OF gold on the island
is announced. A party who had gone into the
interior had returned to town with samples Of
gold and aurffrous quartz. lis The impres.
sion Of the Commission depu.ed' TO examine
this field, .ha. gold exists 10 abundance, and al.
though as ye. found bu, 10 minute particles, that
il will eventually be procured in remuneraIive
quantities as soon as competent labor and the
requisite machinery are brought TO bear.
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FURTnEE WoSrRs.-Ths Tnbuue says:--
1--WE are assured ihst Ghere is nov At work in
ibis ciiy thirty horse power engine Ol the
Ericsson principle, but much improved, giving
the great pressure Of City pounds 70 the sqanre
inch. aud that with less coal o. othef expense
than thar incurred by Caps. E'S original sAgines
on the new ship" Ia This eOnneeIiOa 90 may
say that the Ericsson ship has gone 20 Wash.
ingson. the New York owsers having proposed
10 furnish the Secretary Of the Navy With one
or more vessels, 10 be propelled with EFiesson's
engines. .-'---.. '.s5a-- frs
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| A Touch OF NATUHE-A car, full Of passen-
gers, recently passed over Ihe Western Rail.
road, in which occurred simple but touching
scene, worthy Of record. 0ne OF the passen.
gers was a woman, carrying in her arms q
child who annoyed every one by It's peIuance
and cries. Mile after mile the passengers bore
The uhiction Of It's noise which rather increas
ed Than diminished, until at last. il became fu.
rOus and the passengers nearly so. There
were open complains. and one man shomed-
"Iake The child ouI." The Waiu stopped at a
station, when an old gentleman arose, and
made the simple statement that the faIher Of
the child had died recently, away from home,
that The mother had been On q visit 10 her
friends aud had died while on the visit, tina. her
dead body was on board The train, and that the
child was in the arms Of woman who vas
Stranger to it. Ii was enough. There was
tear in nearly every eye, and all we're melted
into pity and patience. All sefshness was losl
10 thinking of the desosIion oil The poor little
wanderer, who would have found warm vel.
come in hands that a moment before, would al.
mos. have visited il with a blOw.-SPringfeid
Republican.
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Are you going to party Of mirlh, think Of
the hazard you run Of misbehaVing. While
you are engaged, do not wholly forget yourself.
And after all is over, reflect how you have be.
haved. lf well, be thankful: it is more than
you could have promised. IL otherwise, be
more careful for the future. "a e. s.
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There is woman ir Iowa so homeIy thai
they won'I allow her to travel on The railroad
for fear Of frightening The locomotives.
She is the natural paren. Of that interesting
youth who insisted the first time he peeped in.
TO looking glass, that his father had brought
home a cuba young bear-"Cause he seed il
10 the chest"
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VI There is nothing on carh so beautiful a:
the household "a which christian love forever
smiles, and where religion walks counsellor
and friend. No cloud can darken il. for It's
twin stars are cenered in the soul, No storms
can make it Iremble, for il has heavenly sup.
porI and q heavenly anchor.
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posi- up 10 bis Office a notice thereof, ind sbsl
proceed 10 perform such duties as NAV bo ne
eessary 10 view Of such special term, and the
nature and character OF the business 10 be- tran
sae1ed, and oil business done at such spec,al q,
adjourned term shall be as valid as IL transacted
al regular term provided for BY the LeQisIa.
tuTe.
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
February 9, 1858.
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ESSLAND AND ASEKicA.-Chahss Dicksnss
10 late number Of HE Household Worfs, Al.
Ter enomsraiing The arikiag facts Of ihe eOslos
Haoe' saya;-frr1H FIu9h
Let any great soeisl or physical cosvulsiOu
Wait the United States. and England would feel
The shock from Land's Ead 70 John 0'Groats.
The iITeslof neafIy two millions Of our essn-
WYmsn are dependent OPOa the eOTOa crop in
America. Their destiny may be ssid, without
any sou OF hyperbole, 20 bang upon thread.
shoue any dire calamity befai lhs land Of cot
ton. thousand Of our merchant ships would
roI rapidly 10 the dock, ten thousand mills
must sop their busy looms gwB millions Of
mouths would sgarVe for lack Of food 70 iced
them.
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To Boil PoTAToEs MEALY.--Select them OF
a uniform size, and pour over them cold water,
in an uncovered po. just sufficient to cover
them. When this first water nearly bos, pour
it of, and replace it with similar quantity of
sailed cold water. They will thus be- meaIy,
and not cracked. The prongs Of fork will
prove when they are done. gHa
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To MAKE GINGER BEER.-Take an ounce oil
powdered ginger, half an ounce Of cream ol
tartar, large lennon sliced, Two pounds ol
loaf sugar, and a gallon Of water; mix it all
together. and let it simmer over The fire for an
houl, aud then put a table spoonful Of yeast TO
it, let it fermenI lille time. and then put il 10.
TO stone haIfPinl bottles, and cork i. down close
for use.
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Was il PrOVideucel

Take, Tor example, young girl, bred deli
cately in town, shut up in a nursery ia hei
childhood, 10 boarding school through hel
youth. never accustomed to air, and exercise
Two things that The law Of God makes essential
to health. She marres her strength is mad
equaIe TO the demand upnn il. Her beauty
fades early. "WhaI strange Providence that
mother should be taken in the midst Of life
from her children 7" Was il Providence Mol
Providence has assigned her ,hreescore and Ieu
years, term long enough to rear her children,
and 10 see her children's children but she did
not obey :he laws on which life depends, and
Of course lost il.
A father, too, is cut off in the midst OF his
days. He is useful aud distinguished citizen,
and eminent in his profession. general buzz
rises on every side, of f"What a striking Provi.
dence !" This man has been 10 the habi, oI
studying half the night, of passing his days in
his Office and The courts, Of eating Luxurious
dinners, and of drinking various wines. He
has every dny violated The law on winch health
depends. Did Providence cut him nfT This
evil rarely ends here The diseases of the ia.
Iher are often transmitted; and feeble mother
rareIy leaves behind her vigorous children.
Ii has been customary in some of our rites
for young ladies TO walk in Thin shoes and del.
icaIe stockings in mid winter. healthy.
blooming girl who thus dresses. in violation of
Heavens laws, pays The prnally-a checked
circulation, cold, fever, and death. "WhaI a
sad Providence |" exclams her friends. Was
il Providence, or her own useless and sad foIIyl
beautiful bride goes, night after night, to
l.. -, r L l..
has Sigh, sore threat, perhaps. and the weaIh.
er is inclement; but she must wear her neck
and arms bare. for who ever heard of bride
in a close evening dress She is consequently
seized wnh nfamsiion of the lungs, and the
grave receives her before the bridal days are
over. "Whai a Providence u exclalms The
world. Alas Did she not cut the thread Of
lie her own sell
A girl 10 the country, exposed to our change.
(ul climate, gets new bonnie. instead Of getting
a aaEuel garment. A rheumatism is the con.
sequence. Should the girl sit down tranquility
with The idea that Providence has sent the rheu
ma,ism upon her, or should she charge it TO
her own vanity, and avoid the folly in future
Look, my young friends at the mass of diseases
that are incurred by intenperaDce in eating.
drinking, in study or business BY neglect Of
exelcise, cleanliness and pure air /; by inds.
Greet dressing, tight lacing, &C., and all is quiz
ely imputed 10 Providence Is there not i'm
pie.y as we'll as ignorance in this |! Were the
physical laws strictly observed from generation
TO generation, there would be an end Of the
liigh.ful diseases that cut life short, and long
list that make life torment or trial. 1t is
The opinion Of those who best understand the
physical system, that this wonderful machine,
The body, goodIy temple, would gradually do.
cay, aud men would die as il falling TO sleep"
CuEAP GAs-An articls in the MileFsbuYgh
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If you happen to fall into company where
the talk runs into party obseeniy, scandal, folly,
or vice of any kind, you Sad beuer pass for mo.
rose or unsocial, among people whose good
opinion is not worth having, than shock your
own conscience by joining 10 conversation
which yoL must disapprove Of
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Way RIcB.-A correspondent. o, BurksvilIp,
Kentucky. says s''
Mr. Editor III think the following TOO aood
to be lost. A slauDeh Democral iu Ibis neigh.
borhood, during the Mexican war, wss called
upon 70 pray al regular church meeting, upon
which be PeTpeRated the usual fOim upon such
occasions. with the addition 20 Lord, be
with our army in Mexieo-whether it be right
or wbe'her il be wrong bless il. We OF the
Democratic parry are charged with making a
war for conquest, but we be ieVe il 10 be war
Of defence. Bot, oh Lord. We could no. enter
into an a'gumeDt Of the subject before you, but
for further particulars would refer you to The
Presidents Message" ,.t ,f, --,..-.
This was brought 10 nv mind by hearing the
same brother, before an Association. few days
since. make The following speech n'o.ia
81 would urge upon you, breIheTn, The taking
of the 'WesIern Recorder" turning 20 the
delegation from church in TeDnsssee
you. breIhern, ought 10 take il, 100, as The inSer-
esis Of the church in Kentucky and Tennessee
are very closely allied, and will became much
more so on The completion Of the DanviIle and
Nc cMinnville Railroad, which pray God will
not be long, as have about fifteen thousand
dollars involved 10 that enIerprise.- Western
Recorder. aa .F.- ~ iaf Ef2frs
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or The Bible, in The following sentiment,
has pretty good idea Of that sect Of society, q
Ialebearer "SeI watch over thy mouth. and
keep the door Of Thy lips, for q tale bearer is
worse than thief"
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There is a girl in Troy who wears such n
sun.shiny face, tina. when she goes out Of doors,
the snow birds lake her for summer, and follow
her about as if she had apple blossoms iu her
apron. With such power in cheerGulness.
sn't it singular that women ever allow them.
selves 10 have The sulks I .as a5
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country girl, coming in from the field, vas
TOLD by her cousin iha, she looked as iresh an
daisy, kissed with dew. "Well, il wasut auv
fellow Of lha, name. Bill ZONES kissed me :
and confouud his piclurs, told him every body
would find him out" AaA ~ a8iaH
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priest was called upon to pray over the
barren fields Of Parishioners. lie passed from
one enclosure to another, aud pronounced bis
benedicuon until he came to most unpromis
ing case. He surveyed lis sterile acres in de-
SPAR.
"Ah ~ said he, "bre.hren, no use to pray
This needs manure |" a4 fa
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SoLib hiLK.-hs meeting or lhs Fsrmsrs'
Club Of New York, the question: u miIk vas
introduced. Judge Mrigs said that she Ques.
ZION Of milk was Of ths utmost impoT,ance.--
The French Government have long bssn en-.
deavoriug 10 discover method Of COMPRISING
II and making ii solid and si the sans time PIE.
serve is qualities. Judge N. held 10 his haDd
a specimen Of consolidated miIh 10 he shape
OF cakes, manufactured By w. N. ASbolI. OF
N. T., and be could sell the article Of four
shilliBgs pound. We sIl know, IhG speaker
continued, how dificuh 10 is 10 have fresh milk
at sea- RuI This consolidated milk will keep
Tor any leoe'h Of lime. The solid milk was
ground and mixed with coffee, and he members
pronounced the discovery quite successful.-
The invention will be Of great service 10 pas.
sengers going on long voyages. str-eu rs
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Subscribers. who DO net give sspress nshes
the eontrAEy, ere oonpideHst vinhing 10 eosllnuu
their subscriptions.
2. II subscribers order the dircontlpanea e
their papers, the pubhahsr nay eohginsos y sea1
them undl all arreaFagss are paid.
.. n subscribers nsgls6f q Fshns y tsks thelr
papers from the Ofces % which thsy ere ssnt thsT
are held responsible till they hass ssiilat thsif
bills, and ordered their paPeF digeonfinnsd.
II Subscribers remove 70 ether places without
notifying the publshsF. and the paper is nog senf
% IOrns' d 'setiOB; they are hs1 Fsspousibls.
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UNDER the will Of late Philadel phian, the
sum Of Se00,000 was sci apart, The interest,"
where Of 10 TO be loaned at s per cent for peri.
Ods not to exceed five years, 10 promising young
meU, 10 enable them 10 commence business,
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CHEAP GAs.-An articIs in the MIIersburgh
Free Press, says there is gaseous fluid issu.
ing from the earth near Oxford, on the road
leading to Mount Vernon. When emitted Ihro
a tube, the fluid burns, producing flame simi,
lar TO that made by manufactured gas. A bar.
rel was recently placed over The orices 10 The
earth through which The gas escapes, The head
OF which contained a hole Of sufficient size to
admit small tube. 90 the application Of fire
The vaPOr instantly igui'ed, and has been burn
log ever since.
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REFLECTION.
The Past-whers is iIi Il has fed:
The FuIulel |, may never come:
Our liiends depanedl Win the dead
Ourselves FasI Fastening TO the tomb.
What are eauh's joysi The dews of morn:
Its honOrs Oceans wrea.hing foam.
Where's peace 10 trials meekly borne:
And joyi 10 Heaven, the Chrslain's 5 home
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JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
February IS. 1858.

February Is. 1858.
hereby certify that have read and compared
the proof Of the foregoing and that it is correctly
printed from the copy certified by the Secretary Of
State F. s. McKEAN, Aud. C. co.
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GOOD NIGHT.

Good nigh. nh no the hour is III,
Which sevels those il should unite;
Let US remain together sill
Then il will be GOOD night.
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To regulate Railroad Mortgages.
Sec. I. Be il enacted BY the GemerGi Assem-
bly of The Stale Of OhiO, Tint 10 all cases
where any railroad company organized, OF
hereafter 20 be Orespized' under HnY law Of this
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pOttrp.
The following beAudfuI lines We copy from the
Cineinuai Gszeue:
BY HoEAcE SMITH.


Alas for human reason all is change,
Ceaseless and strange;
All ages form new systems, leaving heirs
To cancel theirs;
The luIuFe will but initiate The past,
Add instability alone will last.
Is there no compass, Ihen, by which 10 seer
This errng sphersi
No tie that may indssOlubly bind
To God, mankind
No code that may defy Times shsrpeN tooth
No fixed, immuIsble, unerring truth
There is there is one primitive and sure
Religion pure,
Unchanged in spirit, though It's forms and code,
Wear myriad modes,
Contains ell creeds within iis mighty span:
The lore Of God displayed in lOvs 10 man.
This is the Christians Fai,h when rightly read
Oh | may it spread, ......
Till earth redeemed from every hateful leaven
Makes peace with Hsaven-
Below one blessed brotherhood Of love,
One Father, worshipPed with one voice, above
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KNOW YOU WHY Z

KNOW You wHYl
Know you why the lark's sweet lay
Mans divinesI nature reaches 7
He is up At break of day,
And learns all that nature teaches.
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AN ACT

February 9, 1858.
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CARROLLTON CARROLL COUNTY OHIO FRIDAY March 8 1853
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The Union Of the states and the Consultation o The Tnoa"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-07-02

TIE Bad men Of The Union,-As has been
the case on more than one occasion, when bad
men, to promote selfish objects, had dragged
the Union to the brink Of dissolution, and the
Democracy rescued the Union from the pend
ing catastrophe, so it will be, if at any time now,
or within the term of President Pierce, the
adVersares ofthe Democracy may seek to renew
their war upon the Constitution. They will
be beaten off from their prey, and once more
held up to mankind and to other generations
an example and a warning Washington Uni
on.
The organ speaks of bad men, "who, to pro-
mote selfish objects, dragged the Union TO the
brink of dissolution,a and give US to undcr-
stand that they are "held up to mankind and to
other generations an example and a warning"
If bad men ever for selfish purposes dragged
the Union to the brink of dissolution, who, in
the name of heaven and earth, were those "bad
men" but the Van Buren, Abolitionists oflS4S,
and the Southern Disunionists and Secessione
lists of 1850 and 1851? And if, those Northern
and Southern enemies of the Union are "he1d
up to maukind and to future generations an
example and a warming" how are they thus
''held ups" Are they not "held up" as mems
bers of the Cabinel, Supreme Judges, Foreign
Ministers, Consuls, Charges, Postmasteas, Col
~lectors, Surveyors, &c, &c, &c? And is or
is it not likely that such san example and warn
ing to mankind and to other generations will
be a terror to all future enemies of the Uni-
on?--LouiSuiM Journal