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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

COUNTRY BoARD--Two OR THaEE PAMIS
~ can be se,onmodsted in healthy sns pleasant oc
tirty INITIATES ride from the city and Eve minutes
IRON the depot; slso sisbina for horses ntages pa
house every hour connect with the Harlem boss and
avenue cars Apply the second house above Twelfth
on Furdham avenue In the thing store 10 sirb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

DoARD wASTED-IN THE COUNTRY, Wuass
ID hours ride OF New York, for a lady and two chit,
and six years old In private family. Adcrese vt
terme &C., Lemon, post Office, N. v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

DoARD WANTED IN tHE CoUHTRY-oN OR Az
ID the Isl ~ May III the let Of November, b. lady
her son two Rooms cmmunicring With full Board 70
lady and partial the gentleman; farm house prefs
where there other poarders and where the ent
can get in the city by A. N. and return add
mntes walk from either depot ding and near the
No attention paid 70 any mmurcaiop that dcss not
eide with the above Please address for week only
A box lao Herald ofce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

IA ANrEr-B1 Two GENiLNMrS. TWO Or III
w handsome hooms, furnsbto un' urn,she
the second door, above store preferred, where
othsr occupants must be q uated on the Boxe
tween broome aud Fourth streets ADDRESS w. W.
100 Hfrad oihce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
MEDICAL.

A rrIICyED RrsrOREn-IGNoRANCE BxPOsED--
N faisies unrnasked.-Dr. LARAONrA> Pars, London
and New Ysrk Medical Adviser and Marriage Guine, In
forms deba,ed and diseased including hs who
ignorant the c their III health and who have been
their scian OF the most certain and
yeniant mode uf Mailed for 81 BY klCHAaus0N No
l Nesey ST. DEXTER co, l13 Nassau e. r. ans
JOHNSON ~ state Chicago tho author Hi7 Broadway
up ssirs Hours OF treatment A. NJ toe H. and ITO
Ihurpdsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

1Ec PRINCE srREET.-sr. CLAIR HOUSE.
| lou gantly furnished Rooms, with BEDROOMS at .
with all The convsnienees for boust keeping complete
Ing gas and Croton water to let 10 respectable families
| ge gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

Oe CLINTON PLACK.-A vtRY DESIRABLE
Os} OF Rooms second door "a ls. e,nsisting Of
and two bedrooms hands mety furnished, wth bad
ties wishing To nske permanent erran cement. Ais
large hooms IN third story
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

a BETTER CHANCE STILL-I.ADIES AND GENTLE.
"A have great demand for cast off Ciohing Furni
ture Carpets Jewery, &C. for the estern market Will
folloA Silk Dresses from " TO $S
TOR Coats from IS TO is FOR Pants from 81 to So Please
call address j. Aphat l62 seventh avenue between
twentieth and twenty fret streets. Punctuauy attended
Ladies attended 10 by Airs Anhsit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

DRoFEssoR REeTEEf 1862 ~ss,.ag h hox q $50 nos,
II can be consulted NJ usual or BY :" "
ton oncc, No. 3 HaHison avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

10 CLINTON pLAJs.-pLsA AN FURNI
Il 4 Rooms for familiea, sir gle gentlemen, with
Dinner O. Elk References req Tired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

On WEST ELEVENTH STRIFE FOR iSr OF
q 4 Bedroosa ard Psrlcr, With aioset fireplace gas
room, &C the second door for one t,so gsnilen
. privsts family; 10 boarders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

xyANTkD--A GOOD SIZED ROOM, VITA PAR
w Board in private family only location between
and our, en- streets, 6rosd way ard ix,h avenue;
not to exceed - per week Address + box i4'6 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

DAILY RALLY-ALL YOU WHO ARE IN FAVOR
IL of the Union, forward and enrol you're for
the sake OF Union capable military wanted to
take command Apply at SIG Broadway, Metropolitan Bill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

nRs LACosIF AID BETTE OF PARIS
L AIlEh-. = treat safely medically and surpoally all
- 7vi Broadwa he new French method Hours 70
p M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

yNAsTFD-A SITUATION, By REseECFArLS
W yourg girl a. cnanoolnaii and waiter Ass two year
city from her nst pRca ERa cor tao day
t2A ft nv, between 18th aud IAN hird hcoI, bal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

THE MEMBERS OF COMPANY co. UNION gATTA-
Hon, will at II jennings, No q White street.
Thursday April 49, at O'Clock p NJ to complete their
n'zatip n elect officers, &c. n. DE FRAME.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17

lNAErED-BDAED Tor AN lNeAEr SIX aos
w old, the child Is weaued Apply In the 3rug stei
avenue
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13

inaugural Ad1Te-s OF president Lincoln
FELLo CITIZENS az THE UEIrEn STATES:
u c0mpIisnce with custom ss old AZ ,hs
goyernmsri itself I.ppesr hefore you 70 Cd
drcss YOU briefly and 70 take. IN your pres.
ence, the oath prescrbndhy The Constitution
of ihr Uriiad Siaies 10 Be taken By the Pres
tent bsfrre hr enters On the execution d
Tie dniies Of his office do not consider
liI necessary % pressn, ior me TO discus,
ihose mttters of administration about whici
There i 70 special anxiety or exriiameni -
The appra hcnAion seems 10 exist among lhg
people y ne Southern States that by TIC
Accession os Repahlicrn administration,
their property and their peace and personal
security are % BE endangered. baI there has
never been any reasonable cause for such
lapprthensicna. Indeed. The most ample
evidence TO the contrary hEs all the while
existed, and been open 70 their inspection.
4, Is found in resriy al The published
is3eoches II him who now 0ddrcmes ycu.
70 but quote from one II these speeches
when declare ihat have no purpose. d.-
recily ~ indirectly. 10 interfere with the in
stitulion ~ slavery IN the States where IL
exists believe have no lawful right TO
10 80, and have no inclination 70 do So
Those who nominated and elected me did 20
with the full knowledge thss ] had made
this and many similar declarations, and had
never rccnn,ed them; and more than this
they placed in the platform for my sccsp-
lance, ts law 10 themselves aud TO me, the
clear and emphsiic Resolution which | nov
read:
"Resolvcd. That the maintenance, invio.
late. Of the rights Of the States, and espe-
cialIy The right cf each State to order and
control 10 own domestic institutions accord
ing 20 Ito own judgment exclusively. u C.
sential TO the balance Of power on which
the perfection snd endurance OF our political
fabric depends. and we denounce the lswlsss
invasion by armed force of the soil Of any
State Or Territory, no matter under what
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13


On ,he twenty second of February Gov
lernor Pickens. of S.ulh Carolina. (vho va
, recently Minister 20 Rv~sis) nrde a shor
sddress to military compsny 4, Ch,rIesion
in the cvur-e of which n. nj sde The fol
lowing hsrpy aIlnsion q The universal re-
l'sp~cr for General Washington:
Iremepber while IN distant Court o
Europe and at mos' drspotic Of All govern,
mnnfs. ila' ~ : rsrnorstle cccrsinn yisi.
ted ne m-gnifser, erfleus iArt surroundet
Pe;erhcti. ne.r 81 Petersburg. The g,rirnI
and ground. wrre dedicated 70 the enjoy.
meni and peaceful pursuits cs the greatesl
and most brilliant oi courts. Ont remote
leland II ihese magnificent grounds that
had teen set rsiir ftr lhs nriysie enj.ysnen,
md private Msks " the Emperor and En-.
press, Tree was pointed out To me ia that
garden. cultivated ~ particular end devoted
hands, surrounded ty wrr.wirfei wort
and fowers feuslshirg ~ around H. There
stood on onr hranrh of ne tree large brass
plate, ard on one siie ~ that nia'e. m Ger
man and ou Ehc other in s,cl-vonir, was
written: .".'hia tree w.s planted il 1890. b.
Nichols. from "a acorn thai arsw near the
tomb y ihe g-ear Washington" THE was
tie inscription upon that tree, placed there
" ons ~ ths most sbsolure rulers rhsi ever
swnyed the seepire Or rmpie. And YET IN
bic private. secluded gardens he psii this
ie-p sai heartfelt tribul@ 70 Inc memory oi
Ire greatest srd puresi nan the rtTld ever
ss~-
he did mt take an acorn frsm nnar the
tomb o. the gree, EIizrbrsh; nor lid hr
take il from The garden oi he Taillerirt,
grown d The time u L,ui. XIV; ncr did b,
'ak- i from the TOMB Of he great Napols on !;
mr. did hr take il from the garden u rhrl
CasArr near X me; but he took an ac0rrl
frum ihe tornb of pure end mighty man
in The wiids Of America. who bad planted
she seeds Of government. sonsecraffd VII
,h- freedom ard Independence II nations.
Ahos- verg principles sas directly a, ~sr
Nish ne prlnciplrs u IL avn epvcrnment;
md yst. 20 greet were lie viruss snJ inIe--
ny 81 Washington that even this migh'y
monarch. in priss'e and secret, paid q bin
hs heartfelt sud dep tribute. Tie ireel
1as antered aud cultivated with more carr
than any u the ssees in lhs, garden.
va Z uri-hing end green. and trust j. : il
continue - q urish green and fresh uniil il
branches shall cvsrspfead the civilized
A0fld.
h.se also seen the Casssck of the Don
.nd lhe Noig,, J have seen the Lancers o
Ru-sia, aud have ssen the Tartar and Iht
Arab 10 ,hc wilds " the Interior, and yet
ths!r semi-babarian life
lusy converse " tha mighty Washington N
'hrsr tents si night. Tnere i 10 porIioa "
iie worid That has 40: lizard 81 BIZ name,
.nd uve aud admire BIZ great and msDly
nud lruthfu,n-ss ard virtue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13
Who Won the Battles and Purchased
the Territories.

The Aboliiionisis are seeking a dspriv'
The South ~ al the territory acquired by rhs
Mexican War. vet the records show that ,hi.
vfry territory was won By southern boof
snd treasure The statement below shows
'ha, whilst fourteen Slave States frrnishec
;5. 6S0 volunteers. the Free States snd Ter.
ritories furnished but 20 O54 The tispsri
" j. marked. considered from eny point OF
view. but especially % In regard 70 the re-
la'ive population q the two sections. TIE
figures. we msy sdd. are derived from Execu-
tive Document No. 62, Of the Ist session.
30'h Congress-:
NATIVITY Of The REGULAR ARMY IN THE
nExlcAs VAR
Non srssholdng States and Ter. 1886
SIsveholding States. 1885
VOLUNTEERS TO MExIcAr WAR FROM SLAVE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13

Tlie ollysing 4 ne otieial aud correct
saIy W - Aes "a go and ratified BY ths
Srn'L NJ Congress. relative 10 tile new
,aitT
Belt enncird, Tbsi he following article.
shail ~ exempt from duty. ana admitted FREE
irsn tie revcral States. io-MiI: Bacon. Pork
liam, Lard, Beef; Fish II al kinds; Wheai
and Epur N 80 other grains. Indian
Corn and Mat. Barley and Barley Flour
Rice and Rice Flour. Osis sni on Meal
Gurrowder and al The materials II which i
II made. Lead ia a.l forms. Arms 3. every
description. ana Munitions u War and Lii
sarg Accou'rcmtnis. percussion caps, an
living animals " ~ kinls: also, al Agst
cultural Products il thrir natural state.
Sec. ?. Eaaeis that aii goods, wares ans
mercandise imported from any one of th.
late Uniled States .! America, not being l
member % this Conisderaey before The Sti
Of March next, which may have been bona
fde purchased heretofore, or within ten day,
after the passage of this acl, shall b ex
empt and free from duty.
Sec. 8. Enac,s that the State Of Texas
be and is hereby exempted from the opera
lion Of the tariff laws heretofore passed o.
adopted BY this Congress.
(Signed) HOWELL COBB.
M President Of the Congress.
y. J. IIoorER. Secretary.
Passed Fob. IS, 1861.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13

IpIsy, My person sending rs five new
|eivs ss,'oers, and the money, will r..
.sa copy Of the Courier for on
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13

There a.. nov nine Csdiasls' hats va.
,eso, n l,be Sac, d College u Rome.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13
45 $50 41s 2e7 .,

40 t3O AS 267 2O5O
VOLUNTEERS TO MEXICAN WAR PROM NON
SLAVE HOLDING STATES AND TERRITORIES.
NJ. Killed. Wour'd Died.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13
Rhrks 81 ApvnRllsIsG.

srnrre 10 10 linesor iess, week, 81 %.
r.c., ..b .ean~nf inrert.an, s5 ci-.
!.snepr advertisements, a. srfne ttie-
sracfian ever even square cr rsqrarTs, counted
4. square. These are he terms inr tran
-irn' advertisrmenfs; rrasnnnh'e d+ruc'
n,n win o. made ~ rr-iiinr eilseFireTS-
No'ires of appointment " administrators
sni iernl na'rrs ~ Ike charac, 70 bc
rtij iOF in aitnrre.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-03-13

TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
single Subscription. ior atty Nos = o
Fol ak months, "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

coming 10 take them 10 other masters and sell
them = slaves tho latter describe the whites a. perfectly
dent OF our assisting them TO free themselves and they
grin with delight when shot 10 fred by our SIDE am
convinced that serve insurrectl0n must take place In
Virginia matters continue in this state much longer and
dread to think OF the horrors that will be perperaed in
that event. Since have been away have had many op
portuntes Of c0nversng with slaves who not un
der any serve CONTROL and do not doubt their fighting
to the last for their freedom. On questioning OF them
IL az IN
It was agreed among themselves before starting TO knock
anybody In the head and even kin them, II they stood in
their way Icould oil columns from their statements II
thought would interest your readers content myself
however, with the main facts received them. Their
sent time. man by the name Of Wilson, fisherman,
who had the hardih0od TO OF to the Dawn short
time since, was thrown into prison his return and s
70 remain there until the conclusion OF the war Since
that time poor suffered death by violent mob
few miles up the Rappahannock river for the same Of
fence We shall take Of tho ''contrabands" until
hear from Flag Officer Stringham We shall report them
TO him at the earliest opportunity forgot 10 mention
that last night the most intense excitement prevailed
ashore from the fact Of steamer the Fanny Cadwaader
Of Baltimore, with barge In tow coming under our guns
for protection during the night fearing TO proceed TO
m 'us unit. tue preak OF cay
the darkies say-they packed up their traps IN double
quick time. More anon.
WEDNESDAY,, July II, 1851.
About Eve O'Clock this morning wore again called
upon afford protection to three slaves owned In Mathews
county. They started last night in canoe and very
much worn and excited on reaching vessel They de-
scribe everything Mathews county in the greatest state
Of excitement Some Of the weathiest families eav
ing for other parts Of the State There great scarcity
Of dry provisions and clothing Their etatoons or the
feeling towards Norhernos about the Same those
received from former 'tguests - and need recap
ion They also bring Intelligence Of tho receipt OF some
la@ss The arm"s ,sS matters over freely hcrrs thar
servants and then to prevent their running away endca
vor to lnmidatc them by the most fabulous and false
ctr nj ItlnavA AlraknA hui that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERC iAL.
FRIDAY. july 1872. I

FRIDAY July 1875 +. II.
The money market continues dull, without
change of rates Lenders on call try to get 6 q 8
for their money, but loans are daily effected at 1
per cent. Paper moves slowly, with the exception
of first class names, which are in brisk demand at
s a per cent. Rumor is busy with new names in
the dry goods trade; but we dare say that for .
day or two no further failures may occur. Tho
offerings at the banks are light, and most Of the
new business that is doing is for cash.
Foreign exchange 10 moderately active and
very firm. Bankers sell at 1917, and fraction
higher. No strictly first class bills can be bad under
that figure; il the trade were renting freely
as usual at this season, exchange would
quickly rise to par and premium, an
there are no bills at also to say-in
market. At present rates it is doubtful
if there be any profit on the importation of gold
from Europe, after freight, insurance and commits
sions are paid, and allowance is made for loss o.
interest. The extraordinary falling of in the i'm
ports will. however. have tendency to keep e1-
change down. For the week ending to-day the i'm.
port Of dry goods is only STAT loo against 81 AGO..
746 sane week last year, and 80 $50 lo3 same week
of 1850.
Stocks were lower to day, as was natural after
TIE spasm and the realizing witnessed yesterday. A
fair business was done, however and was well distrf
buted throughout the list. Among the State stocks
Tennessees North Caronas and Missours were
steady while virginias declined "a per cent and
Lousianas 8 per cent. There is a rumor that the
| governments OF the rebel States are prepared to
take advantage of the demand for Southern State
stock which has lately sprung up, and that the mar
ket will be supplied Though their friends here.
1t win, however, prcye somewhat difficult to seu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20
THE NEW ARMY BILL.

The following is copy Of the new act 10 authorize the
employment Of volunteers for the defence Of the United
states government 1t passed the House of Representa-
tives the 18th Of July Some little trouble occurring
TO its passage in the Senate committee Of conference
appointed, who made report on the 18th, and the
bill passed. Several alterations and amendments have
been added 10 the original BILL which we published soihC
few days ago.
AN ACT TO AUTHORIZES THE EMPLOYMENT OF VIOLIN
TIERS TO AID IN SUPPORTING AND DEFEND'.EG THE
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Whereas certain Of the forts, arsenal, houses
navy yards other property Of the W States hav,
bsAnseized and other violations Of iy 0aye been com
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

b0rhood Of Hampton. Captain white entered como
houses ID the neighborhood Louisiana zouave and In
this character mot with warm reception, and acquired
while protesting Unonsm, play the part Of spies and
keep the rebels well posted In our movements Before
the night before, in answer to Signals from Hessck
=
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

declared necessary In the foregoing resolution, commit
teo Of three bishops three presbyer and three aymen
An adjourned meeting Of the Convention DO held Co.
lumbia O., on the third Wednesday Of October next
constitution and canons under which an organization
may BIO Effected and that the ecclesiastical authorities Of
all the dioceses within the Confederate States not
presented In this Convention be invited by the Right Rev.
President TO take the requisite steps
Of said diocese at the adjourned Convention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20
SECESSION OF THE PROTESTANT EpISCO
PAL CHURCH SOUTH

The Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church lately
assembled Montgomery, Alabama Inc Adn.ytisey Of
that city saysThey unanimously and without debate,
passed the first Of the following resolutions severpr the
connection Of the Southern from the Northern Church and
Of feeling
Resolved 1st That the secession Of the States Of vr
gina, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Florida
Alaoama Mississippi, Louisiana Texas Arkanss3 and
tennessee from the United States and the formation by
them OF new government called the Confederate States
OF America renders II necessary expedient that the
diocese OF the Protestant Episcopal Church within those
States should form among themselves independent or
gaui2ation
Resolved 3D. That as preliminary to tho organization
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-29
GRAND JuRY,s REPORT.

In another column will be found the report Of
the Grand Inquest for this county. 1t is brief
and to the point. 1t congratuates the Court
upon the great decrease of crime in our midst
during the past year the Inquest have found
but seventeen true bills for violations of Inv
II also speaks Of the good order, cleanliness and
system, displayed in the management Of the
Aims House and Prison.
The report presents the Infamous lottery sys.
TEN ns n great nuisance, fall Of corruption and
fraud, ahd calling for the interposilion Of the
strong arm OF the law in its suppression. How
so vile an iniamy as the swindling operation Of
lotteries Introduces, eau he tolerated in a con-
munlty like ours is marvel to decent neonl.
everywhere. It has been protested against to
the Legislature more than once it has been
stamped by popular opinion all over the country
as system of robbery and thieving leading
directly to the Jail and the gibbet and now il
is presented to our Courts by the Grand Jurv os
foul abomiuaIion aud disgrace. Ii after all
this, 1t shall continue to remain in existence
uuder the sanction OF law, il will unnuestion blv
prove to the world that the State of Delaware il
satisfied to sell for money, under the protection
Of legal enactmeat, the morals of her peorle
the happiness of the domestic lireside; the bread
OF the orphan the usefulness, industry aud re-
sPectab'fty of thousands Of persons all that
is virtuous and good in social life, SO that few
well-olad idlers aud swiDdiers may grow rich
and escape the penalty due to their Infamous
transactions We sincerely trust that our
Judges will promptly niix the brand cf crime
upon the forehead Of The system so plainly
thai all may see and shun the iniquity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-11-29
The Attorney General aud the Grand
.IurV.


During The present session Of the Court at New
Castle, the Grand Jury made presentment of
John A. Morris Co, of Wilmington, for draw
ing an illegal lottery. The Attorney General de
elined to draw an indictment. The Grand Jury
thereupon handed to the Court a list Of witnesses
they wished subpenad, that they might be aided
II lheir investigation. The Court ordered the
subpenas to be issued. To this the Attorney
General objected, alleging that he should have
been consulted, and that he should have ordered
the process to issue. His objections were of no
avail. TIE next morning all the lottery clerks,
vendors and correspondents, were in Court, aud
upon their testimony the Grand Jury nsked the
Attorney General to draw the indictment. He
declined. They appealed to the Court The
Court replied that the matter must be left to thC
discretion Of the Attorney General; that he wal
responsible for his conduct to no one, but mus
act in accordance with his oath, aud conscien
tiously. The Attorney General sent up lonl
opinion containing his Uis,o of the legal construc
ton of the act of 1859, declaring that by the ne
gect Of France to pay the July iustalment, tn,
grant was not forfeited, but was voidable at ih,
option of the Legislature; that as upon this con
struction the indictment would be quashed, OF
the parties acquitted without difficulty, he de
cined to indici
oderes Is not the Grand Jury supposed il
legal contemplation, to drdp the indictments
and is not the Attorney Generals cOnnectio
with the drawing of them simply clerical, in OF
der to have tLen in proper form, and to avo
the numerous errors which Jurors, unacquain,e
with the forms of law, would commit Doe
the Grand Jury iudct, or does the Auorne.
General2 If the latter why not abolish tn
former altogether? ltis an unnecessary vast
of the time and labor of twenty.three men, au,
u useless expense to the county.