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STEPHENS TO BE HuNG.-On "Wednesday morn
ing, the Rev. MIR Knapp, the spiritual adviser of
James stephens. the convicted wife poisoner in
New York, received a telegraphic dis patch from
Gov Morgan. in which the latter announces bis
intention of allowing stephens sentence of death
10 De carried into effect, and declines any further
respite. Mr.. Knapp Immediately communicated
the decision Of the Governor to the condemned
man: with whom he bad long private interview
stephens did not make the promised statement to
,he reporters In reference to the manner in which
he procured the pistol He is said TO have been
exceedingly morose all day. refusing to commu.
nlcate with any person but his counsel and Mr.
Knapp. The Governor states that his decision WIS
arrived AT before receiving information of Ste
Ihens' attempt to escape
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

IL Public men, in their endeavor to prove the
strength OF their position any favorite measure
by historical reference, will sometimes stumble
INTO inaccuracies. A member Of the MARYLAND
Legislature, Senator from Frederick in the
course OF speech explanatory of his menace OF
bloodshed and massacre in Baltimore should the
reform measures be enacted, as saying that the
horrors of st. Bartholomew day were 6cc stoned
Dv the revocation of the Edict Of Nantes. The
scene OF st. Bartholomew occurred under Charles
IA In 1852; the Edict Of Nantes was enacted nv
Henry ". in l5Os. and revoked by Louis XIV in
1865 Cause and effect,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03


lTFhe Maine papers state that the bondsmen
OF the defaUlting republican State Treasurer Pee
have put all their property out of their hands and
tndt the state Will have to lose all the money the
PlouS pulpit politician appropriated to his own
use. as well as the enormous sums he expended to
secure the election Of the three members of Con
gress.
IL A genius left Philadelphia three wears ago
In company with live halibut. He returned q
short time ago. with $50 600 all made by exhibit
ing his halibut as the American Founder" In
England, We are told, common mullen is Gull
flvattd in pots, and called The American Vel
vet Plant:
OThe next great prize fight which is ar
ranged To come OF between Harry Gribben and
Wilson. it is said will come of less than forty
nils from Buffalo. as contiguity to that point is
an oolect With the fraternity 1t is not very saw
age. the hope that each of the conb,tants NAV he
knocked TO flinders"
SINGULAR CoNDucT.-It is stated of a young
man in Athol. Mass, :aat few DAYS since be pro,
onlea lTery team at Stratton's took his own coz
I'M ihto The sleigh and drove with it by his side to
W lnchtndon and there exhi bited ii to his friends
lie mas recently repeated the act but will give no
reason for his conduct.
IL bi! is before the Pennsylvania LecisIa-
uirt imposing tax of four per centum upon the
receipt OF all stock BILL exchange and real estate
brokers. lie brokers are required TO make re-
turns under oath of the amount of their receip pts
IL The New York Post learns that a number
of gentlemen of that city have organized an asso-
citation for the establishment and COMPLETION of
extensive Geological and Botanical GARDEN in the
central Park in Imitation of Regents Park, Lon
don.
IL In the city of Modena on the I'd of JAM
nary: Rather Feletti inquistor of the clerical
court IA San CTicc, was arrested for man stealing
lie was the principal tool for abducting the Jew
ish boy Morta!a from his parents.
~ John Morrssey, it is announced, intends
sa!llhg for England on the 10th of March in order
10 be In time for the fight 1t is also said he will
Nke over with him S25 900, part of which is
entrusted to him by other parties to be used at his
, IL The jury in the case Of the late Hudson
hi'er RAILROAD accident censure the conductor
(SimPsonl very severely, and find that the death
OF Anna Field was caused chiefly by the wilful
neglect OF Robert Hartley, brakeman.
No FREE BLACKS IN FLORIDA The Lepisl Ituro
OF Florida has passed an act compelling all free
negroes to leave the State between this tune and
next October, or choose their masters and become
slaves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

~ Last Winter the Michigan Legislature en-
acted law which, in fact, really abolished the
nrand jury system, having made it optional
either TO lndlct upon information or to empapeI a
jury, and the former is receiving a decided pre-
ference Already Vermont has followed i'm her
footsteps. AID now the proper Committee of the
Wisconsin Senate has been instructed. by unani-
nous vote, to bring in similar bill. which will
without doubt pass into a law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

1.-THE Richmond Enquirer puts its columns
~ mourning for the latest national calamity, =;
the election CT M Pennington and rfoclairls
That now 'active and decided resistance 10 wrong
can furnish tie only safeguard against the violence
OF revolution, the only pallannm OF the Constitu-
t!oa and the Union
The Baltimore Sun thinks the Enquirer makes
9: nnnecessary display of its sorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

ATRvs BALsAM.-Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
cherry Is truly a baisam and blessing to inya-
las IL contains the pure balsamc principle Of
the wild cherry. the bssamic properties If tar and
ei pine lis ingredients, which are mingled after
the true Princi pie Of chemistry, are all 6alsamc
ana therefore IL Is safe and sure in effect Coughs
colds. consumption and bronchial troubles as.
appear under It's genial bslsamic influence as
.loush charmed away. Probably no medicine
mas mas ever reached to so extended popularity in
amount Of good.-BaIlou', Prcky,al.
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III - Prpsiden ord NJ Rartuoo,,tb rol1oo

IL President Lord, Of Dartmouth College, has
been writing another letter in favor Of slavery
He says that New England will yet be compelled
TO introduce slavery The children and grand
children of the present abOlitionists he saws NAV
be the first 10 introduce '!harder serfdom than is
yet known, unless, indeed, they should them.
selves he compelled to sell themselves for bread
and suffer the proper chastsement of their fathers
sins fer their rebellion against the government OF
GCd"
The abolition editors at TIE North account for
President Lords views by saying that he is
insane =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

II The Capitol Building just being com pleted
at Nashville, tie Capitol of Tennessee. is rprre-
sented to be one of the fines; buildings of its kind
in the country. 1t is located on the summit of a
HILL and is approached from four sides by avenues
which rise from terrace to terrace, By white mar
bic steps. The building has four faces fronting
these avenues, each Of which is finished with
massive columns This building is of fine white
limestone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

NoNENs WAGES IN CALIFORNIA Work is
paid In this State by the job or by the day. with
out reference TO the Of the party that pei
It, \ washerwoman gets % dav in the country;
carpenter gets no more. 4 lady teacher gets
the same wages that gentleman would teaching
the same class. II males have ever pr-domnated
among the teachers 1t was because the supply Of
teaching material was mostly Of the masculine
gender But 1t does not predominant now what
ever it might have done OF the seyentv-f3ve
teachers recently appointed by the board of edu-
cation to take charge Of the city schools thirteep
were males and sixtY-tWo females
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03
Spirit Of the Morning Press

The Constitution defends Northern Democrats
from the Republican charge Of doug face ism,
and particularly from the lite charge Of the Hon
Thaddeus Stevens.
The In;eHigsncsr is devoted TO Congressional
proceedings and news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

fight occurred between the draw drivers
IN view orleans, on the 26th nit. which resulted
TO, Tue Death OF one Of them, named Sebastian
III Cannon fired at Old Point on Saturday
nil. neeio In NoFfoik-a distance Of eighteen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

cIArUE OF HENRY CLAY.-On Wednesday, the
statue of the great whg statesman, ordered by the
ladies Of Virginia, was received at the dock in
Richmond and escorted to the Mechanics Insti-
tnle Hall by an immense civic procession. Mr.
Marmeduke johnson delivered an appropriate
extempore address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

APPLEToS's NEW AMERICAN ExCYCLoPEprA-
We are indebted to the pub, shers, D. Appleton
d Co, BIS and 3is Broadway, New York, for
sending to Us through the hands of Mr. J. Shil.
hngfon, their Washington agent, the eighth
volume of their New American Encyclopedia
popular dictionary Of general knowledge edited
hy George Ripley and Charles A. Dana" This
last published volume of che great American work
OF the times, the ground Of its purpose from
rug TO HOY. 1t is in 10 particular inferior 20 lis
predecessors; embracing as 1T does a vast amount
OF valuable Information on thousands of topics;
and where they are essentially American such
information as is unattainabie IN any other work
OF works extant. The list of contributors 20 this
volume continue to embrace the names of q Iarpe
number Of writers known as among TIE most cele-
DRAFTED "f our country Of the times. hailing from
every State Of the Confederacy wherein writers of
enlnence exist, to each having been allotted a
subject or subjects best suited to the pecula,ities
OF his studies and mind. AS valuable to Ameri-
cans as ali now regard this work it is scarcely
less valuable to all on the other side of the At
lanuo who read Systematically; because 1t is alb
solntely the only existing medium for the acqui-
slton OF almost universal information concerning
our country and Coantrymen in all their attributes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

HIGH C1MFLlMENT.-We hear that gentle
man In Washington recently received letter
from eZ-Prcsident Martin Van Buren,, speaking
OF tie recent speech of Senator Clingman on the
relations OF North and South In the present crisis
il production of great ard statPsmanlike ability
indeed-a high compliment, worthily bestowed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

DIVORCE CAsE.-Pending the discussion on a
bill granting divorce in the Nebraska IepisIa
ture, one of the members related an instance of
sharp practice of couple resident I'm that Terri
tory They applied to the Legislature and obtained
a divorce, and immediately the man and his wife
preempted one hundred and sixty acres of lard
apiece, aud having proved their title thereto,
were married again the next day, after securing
one hundred and sixty acres of land by the opera,
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

CLERK ELECTED Just the Stor goes to
press to-day, we hear that John W. Forney Is
elected TO the Clerkship Of the House by one
majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-03

HE WISE FESTIVAL AT RICHMOND Letter
from tas PTssideHt-At the complimentary dinner
10 Ex-Governor Wise, AT Richmond on the Goth
UT, costly jeweled chronometer was presented
to Col. j. LuciEs Davis by the ladies of Charles
town, and a sword ''of the knights Of Malta, to
Major General TsliaferTo. Both of these gentle
men returned thanks in appropriate and clo1uen.
s)eechos- w hen the health of the President Of
the United States was proposed us the third reyu-
lar toast, the following letter was read:
WASHINGTON, Jan -, 1850
MY DEAN Sir: feel hono.ed by your invita-
ton to attend the dinner to he given to-rnorrcw
by me members OF the Legislature of Virginia TO
Gov Wise. ! should esteem ii as Il priyil..re to
ne present on so Interesting an occasion and
tnrrefore regret that my public duties in this city
Will prevent me from enjoying that pleasure
VIII you please to present, in my name the
follOwlng sentiment to the assembled company.
Virginia: The star in our Constellation which
has every shOne with the most steady propitious
and potent light May It. for ages vet to come
continue to she'd it's benign and conservativ. in
fuence over united, free, and prosperous Con
fsderacy'
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
l. p. AvsUsT, Esq, for Committee, &c
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The question recurring upon the motion NJ NJ,
Sberynan 70 n,o.sS o., a. fG,.n,; r o On y, 1"''
Mr. Smith. of Va called for the yeas and n,,,
x.bich h ~. S,.I..S " S yeas ohu hatss
Mr. Smith hoVever Withdrew b{s h,fox,
the roll had been commenced
The motion Of M sherman be,no ,o,..d ~
ana non,Sn.,;o - - -: L"s sk,eso 10,
in order '''"s
Mr. Schwartz. of Pa nominated Jobn w For
49, - o. N' VA o. "o'ii"ose" 'ouu I" Il OF
Mr. Smith Of y,-Nr 7 G. Ale, ofru
Mr. Nelson of Tenn-uon Nah N T.,,o.
Of Tenn " '" IL ioyior'
Mr. Cobb of n, NJ, D,v,d J. = D.,,,, -
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w As 9 TON THE TRE
French Opera and 0perette Com;or.

FUh UNE Mo hi ONLY
The above COMPANY will appear in w.,hins,.
MONDAY EVENING, February sit.h~
on which occasion the following
bill will be presented:
MONDAY EVENING, Febru,r, e,b Ia,
LA CHATTE observation-disclosures
Opera ComIque IN one set; Words by So
Music by ofenbach. oe'
w ltten eNPresslf for Mad'iie DARCY, And
formed by her m Paris for nearly zsi nifbt. Pei,
which WAS received la New York with unba%,.ssn 20
enthusiasm by crowded houses. ~"oea
Mlnetta La Chattel ...-.- Nd,n,n
o. 70
Marianne de GovernRnteD ...... Nd'n.D ao@
Dig Dig tlngleuT IldIenD...-.........N C;sn, .ts
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An ATT addition cha siI uf the revised statutes
plating the assessment anj collection nj tates On
Adaptations.
NJ II eHsrte BY asd Horse Of Repr.seatarts
Lrylasigre a-sesaglea, a. follows:
SE.I4a> /. Whenever the clerk of aeorporatlon hold
g property liable Ia he taxed shall tail To comply with te
requirements 81 the eHy Gst section Of the arty sith
IN peF II the revised statutes, whether the corporation
- A. chartered bethTo the separation 81 NaiHe ff4m
hs.Its the property for the purposes al TAXATION.
stall deemed corporate property liable TO he taxed dt
eci, against the enoflon although IT. stock ma have
h+en divided shares distributed amunE any hHmh"r
m .t khadets. Such perry blfh real and perennial
4rebt made taxable tp state, county ry town, school
fs anH parorhill tNvr, tn be Assessed and collected
n The stue manner and with the tiierf Hpun
suftat Of unetomrted property owned BY tndHd-
l1ts.
~leT II The corp,rsipn he one when has tho right
a. receive tas such night iraneht.s he taken and
add "a warrant ct distress tor Ilymeui OF the tatss
aforesaid. upon the same notifications aud
ftanHery procedures aud IN ID" manner. aud With
s isne efet, With rr-erNatun 10 the cufpufatieu ct the
.ae right Ut frdeohthg pertain Ia saies At such prop
eft, ou cterutieH.
~t,t J. Nothing in thi' act shall he construed Ia
,7f r the eBAi pc,ysstpn contained the twenty
H. ri scrtHn of said f,rty sixth chlpt~r Aud is
shalt take effect from and after apprpy, b. the COVER
f.rn,,y.d M,rrh
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AZ Act faT the appointment Of ,rial Justices
Re raaasA tAs Ssaas ssa Hg=ss @ kPressastsrss ~
I1g.sl4izrt asseusblss, a. follows;
- rfoS The governor with the advice snd consent
II The council shall aptolHt and commission suitable per
suns 10 county Ia be tsl justices IN the county of
ahicb respectively appointed, sho shall h"id
Offices r the term Of seven years from The date "i
th-r commissions
~Trt The .ad utal justices. before sntering upon
the duties of their ofce shall respectively take and sub
r@ the oails aftnatans required 10 bS taken by
-r.s apttnted etsi pnrs, hy the gnKstnnf With the
siyt snI The nol, under the constitution
AMI Iaw- Of the state.
-.,r , uAl justices shall have aud exercise ali
tie f.irflnn p1Nrt and Authority that Justices u the
race and justices nt The pare and quorum IN ihs Tezee
"a, rants. have hnd exercise undef and by virtue
At the lA. this .nfe and all the PROVISIONS ~ the laws
,hsl apply 60 .Ah mai grsen- aud To- th7t
ur.ii-itoa act and pr.sredugs ke mann A. they
nov apply justice. " the peace and justices al the peace
and quorum and the respective IItisdleten acts and
proceedings
sreT such provisions Of the law. Of thu. state as
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~ Acr to prevent The bs1tement Of the public N

AZ ACT to prevent the ombeztement Of the public mon
.-- e.
Be ,pacfi ~ As Sssaie Iad H5H's q frt'eHt@tr'' 1"
Irs4,tlt4rs a'sepbiss. a. tnllnws:
s,cffo- TIA public athert OF m agent, clerk or ser
want al pihr aItrt cu1htztir- tftH1HeH,y converts
Ia M , g.r OF loan. ~ permits persou 6" have or
u. Tor hs benefit, taut the authority nt ia" any
nancy ps..siun, unlet IN. care by ttHe "' MS
office a rmlo,ment hy sieh uftet he shali be deemed
quit, NJ larrrn, and be punished Accordingly
S.cr.9 Whoever knaWIngy reeves tom pnb''o
fin 81 ~ tho CLERK agent OF pahl'e ohtef
mn intent o. convert the Ia TITS use, without
aathoIt OF Jaw. any money IA the pssrs,"n "r under
n. aea,.i .t, Of aT,ens ani punished accordingly.
-rtr g. The foregoing ptNtstpns al ihls act shA' NOT
snpl, tn advance. made t~arIs the sAia 81 any P"biie
IN, ~ ed, t. any olrf i,ers1n the employ II The stte, ~
Ia - h, there ma, any dur iTHth the state, not
.,,r,i,ns how ever lr due l. such ufeef 81 per
..,n At the time made, nor Ia deses
made b, .ny public otifef n aHy hsnk
Approved Mstrh L. Ist9.I
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Approved March II, lsGo. !

Az Act - ptomote safety ct travel On railroads
h II easetta ~ Hs.se II Rfgreseaiar>f
LrgssLissrs &ssetRa.ra AZ follows
~tErf5S NJ rafusi company In this state, asr IT.
, .nsl nc IN operation, shalt change the guIKc dh
ol 10. uacks the iait-, 10 increase tmH
in !hr between the shall tAy down
eafs of third fs working road by means al
Enage without the auhauty f the irEis
stare ifsl aud obtained and .hal be the dafJ Il
hs attarncy rcnrfA suggestion request ct
sen aIulns Sulauu at the nf this
hy aas falinad company hic process equity
sad c.lmpan. brote tho supreme 'puf any county
" h such stasisun shall be had a. obtain injunction
ayata=t s4ch violation Any Iu.tre al
vfAut preliminary injunction according Is the prSsfobs
a hapie seventy seven, 'ectun tea at The feNfsed tat
uif. o. t-.tfau and prohibit such violation. Psvrfie4
A4sszr his shall Apply the road. 81 Fort
land.
S,Ir2 Thus act shall take effect when approved.
Approved March a. l-tN.
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An Act IN amend chapter sixteen OF the Revised stat
utes relating 10 drains and common sewers
b, # gsHf by ard House Of RfprrseRtattres, IN
Lsp1,iatars ass,Hu6 cd, as follows
SEcrIo~ section OF chapter sixteen oil the reVis
ed statutes. amended, so As 10 read AZ follows:
Section The municipal officers OF town, and mayor
aldermen Of city construct phle Grams or
sewers IN a substantial through along or across
aX public street. highway town way th-rein ana over
or through lands nt private prrs"ns or corporations
" hen they shall necessary Tor public convenience
or he ath of the town OF ety. ana hey
shall he under their direction and control.
S,rr2 Section three II sand chapter s hereby amend
ed -aa : read as follows:
..S,rr When tn. l,nds OF pr,vate persons az cor
nr,tin. for the purpose mentioned IN the pre-
r.tlny .scttn nntire berc such taxing shall be gven
~ .hall DO assessed aud pad therefor as
VI by law q luc alton u town ways
Approved March II, 1870
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tfrief hef hands IN which they shall find and certify
ann ts4~. aud ~ what means such FIRE waz caused.
sd tuqut.ttpn and testimony, thus snbscuho shall be
sad Judge JG-tice Wtth the clerk al the courts
IN aid rauntt, within Que week thereattsf
%.,t = The iees at sad judge Justice aud the et
.f4r. ~ uqa-lH shall IA amount aud manner ct
~ HrHi he Che now provided BY law TIT cntb
psf's inquas -, aud the commissioners aPpf
nns county shall add ta the sum apputt1nud To
the town here such Bfe occurred the amount pal BY
the count, the inquest and the shall be paid BY
s4aa tnsn, and III, same remedies hr collecting
e ssue by Law provided for the collection OF county
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AN ACT additional to chapter twenty OF the Revised stat
utss in relation In ferries.
Be enacted bv Hsase Of Rsrrsssnai.ses ~
Ltyt.idtHrs asscabied, AZ follows
ANY person furnishing for hife boat or other craft,
far the pu se al Transporting passengers over any Terry
by law, shall be subject {" the same penalties
led for The protection ferries by chapter twenty,
section sx Of the revised statutes.
Approved March II, 1860
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Five ur-dcton the trs af ris actions and process o"
rchle entry iu1 dctlinct. AMI the issuing Of wrs aud
OF Judgments therein Ia Justices OF the poaru are
hereby repealed
=. Nothing this act contained shall affect the
jurisdiction powcr and anihnny OF any police or lnnniei
pal court duly established bs Law aHB city OF town OF
this aud justices ui the peace aud justices ~ the
peace and quorum shall have aud exercise the
1ursdIctpu power aHd authority a they now nave
and cIerce, except IN the trial OF civil causes aud pro
nf fore HE entry and dctaner.
Sxcr THIS sh al not 1hrrt any cases OF proceed
ings enmmenced that shall be hereafter eonmcne
ed before shalt take effect and the justice at the
peace before HON such proceeding may he
commenced pending, At the time THIS act sh'l ke e'
feet shalt have the jurisdiction, lpWeT and ahthon-
u respect them, thay now have IN like oascs
l. The inf the trial uf any cause IN any
before of the ttta justices, shall not
be- earlier ocuck IN the utcn1un nor later uan
four O'Clock IN the siernpon.
sEcr !. Ne Judgment 81 any trial Justice sha he con
sdrted rrguat unless he shall he Pteseat with the pNh
tif wut at the place appointed Ia" ual, within "n' h"uf
after such Mn OF unless TIC case he con
sole justice. pursuant 10 the PROVISIONS ct tho
revised statutes
Srcr.g. One hour from the time set in writ for the
tai Of civil action allow cd Ia the parties To appear
the -apraliun ct which ne judgment may be eHiefed
bT such tuai Justice uon,at "f deaui' against INC
PArIs who shall MT appeal
SK,r TO- Within twenty four haafs after Judgment, on
nonsutt defanll. provided IN tue preceding ,sruh
tn traI Justice rendering such judgment may, IN his DIS
rrrtpn IN motion either patty strike of such h"psuit
riaut and revive the action On such tef as ne may
Judge reasonable.
~.,f THIS az, shall take eiFect from and after the
dfs DAY of july uctt the sosetuo shall have Pwer,
by and wtb aud c"a-eht II the council I" ap
Flnt -.l rial u.Jice~ aud -sid tfa justices may be du
/, qaaine at an, time after the approval of this act
Approved March L, i-bd.l
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SEef p All matters aud things returnabe to, and
VIII c would but fbr HE OF this act have day
at tile term II sad court provided be held in said coun
~ On the Tuesday preceding the last Nuni lay OF Nav
shall returnahe To- aud have day nj the term at SAID
court Ia be held the second Tuesday of April newt
SECFa Al! paris uf the act 10 which This is additional
inconsistent his hereby repealed and this
shall effect from and after approval by the gov
i.,n,,v.d March II 1854